Above: Grave of Simeon Barrett.
Simeon Barrett was a Private in Colonel Moses Parker’s company of Chelmsford, commanded by Lieutenant Benjamin Walker, which marched on the alarm of April 19th 1775.
After the war in 1780, Barrett was appointed as one of the Constables of the District of Carlisle. He later relocated to Maine and is buried in the Sumner Hill Cemetery in Sumner, ME.
The Barrett family's farm was located in the northern part of Carlisle. His house formerly stood at 292 Curve Street and was torn down and re-built in 1892.
After the war in 1780, Barrett was appointed as one of the Constables of the District of Carlisle. He later relocated to Maine and is buried in the Sumner Hill Cemetery in Sumner, ME.
The Barrett family's farm was located in the northern part of Carlisle. His house formerly stood at 292 Curve Street and was torn down and re-built in 1892.
