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Mary Draper
(1719 - 1810)
Revolutionary War Patriot
Visit Her Landmarks
Westerly Burial Grounds and Mary Draper
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Westerly Burial Grounds and Mary Draper
Roxbury
2015 Centre St., Boston, MA 02132
17th Century
Abolition, Civil Rights, Social Activism
The Westerly Burial Grounds, established in 1685, is the resting place of early West Roxbury residents, including Mary Draper (1719-1810), a Revolutionary War patriot who aided soldiers
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about Westerly Burial Grounds and Mary Draper
