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hello and welcome to todayamp;#39;s webinar on reading the gravestones of early new england my name is jenever morris vice president of education and programming here at american ancestors new england historic genealogical society iamp;#39;ll be your moderator for todayamp;#39;s session this program is brought to you by the brew family learning center american ancestors new england historic genealogical society is a non-profit organization supported by our members and donors we provide resources and expertise in nearly all aspects of family history and are pleased to offer such programming for our members and friends around the world now virtually all genealogists and family historians have an appreciation for old cemeteries yet the epitaphs inscribed on early new england gravestones those poetic messages expressing attitudes toward life death and eternity are usually just glanced over or completely ignored and these epitaphs were chosen for a reason and knowing the literary context