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Cemetery tour alive with history
['Sean Barron']
Tribune Chronicle
This trip took about five or six weeks,” Marilyn Lees-Yensick of the Brookfield Historical Society, said.
The Brookfield Historical Society hosted the two-hour series of walks.
“The first frame house was built by Isaac Humason, Joel Sr.’s brother, in about 1804.
The first frame building was a barn erected by Joel Humason Sr., she said.
Also discussed as part of the gathering Saturday was the history of Paynes Corners Christian Church, which is on cemetery property.