Greetings, A few questions: Does anyone know of a list of who is buried (and where) in Woodlawn Cemetery in Attleboro? What was the historical status of Pawtucket being part of MA and then becoming part of RI? Example: people are enumerated on the 1855 MA census, then on the 1860 RI census. Where would I search for records of a criminal trial circa 1850 probably in Pawtucket? The person was incarcerated in RI (1850 census) but the RI Judicial Records Center has no record of a trial. Could the trial have happened in the MA jurisdiction of Pawtucket and the imprisonment been served in RI? Thanks, George

George: Concerning Woodlawn Cemetery, Attleboro: There is a map of the lots of the cemetery pre-1928. Burial Lots have a surname and some include the given name (or initial(s)) of the buried. A copy (at 11 pages (at 8.5" x 11") of the larger "Map of Lots as of June 1st, 1928" ) is in the Attleboro Public Library. It is not indexed, but place of burials in Woodlawn Cemetery before 1928 might be found looking at those pages. P. Cobb -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 7:12 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [MABRISTO] Woodlawn Cem. Greetings, A few questions: Does anyone know of a list of who is buried (and where) in Woodlawn Cemetery in Attleboro? What was the historical status of Pawtucket being part of MA and then becoming part of RI? Example: people are enumerated on the 1855 MA census, then on the 1860 RI census. Where would I search for records of a criminal trial circa 1850 probably in Pawtucket? The person was incarcerated in RI (1850 census) but the RI Judicial Records Center has no record of a trial. Could the trial have happened in the MA jurisdiction of Pawtucket and the imprisonment been served in RI? Thanks, George