Cole’s Hill Burial Ground (probable)

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Cole’s Hill Burial Ground (probable) is a historic burial site in Plymouth, Massachusetts, traditionally associated with early Mayflower settlers and victims of the harsh first winter.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
cemetery
historic burial ground
associatedWith Mayflower passengers
surface form: Mayflower settlers

Pilgrims
associatedWithEvent first winter of 1620–1621
country United States of America
governedBy local authorities of Plymouth, Massachusetts
hasApproximateStartTime early 17th century
hasCulturalSignificance site of commemoration for Mayflower dead
symbol of early English settlement in New England
hasMemorialFunction memorialization of Pilgrim settlers
hasSignificantPeriod colonial era
hasSignificantYear 1620
1621
hasUncertainExtent exact burial locations not fully documented
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
listing on the National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Plymouth County
surface form: Plymouth County, Massachusetts
locatedNear Plymouth Harbor
Plymouth Rock
location Plymouth, Massachusetts
namedAfter Cole’s Hill
partOf Plymouth Village Historic District
surface form: Plymouth Historic District
topographicalContext hill overlooking Plymouth waterfront
touristAttraction yes
traditionallyBelievedToContain graves of Mayflower passengers
mass graves of first winter victims
usedFor burial of early English colonists
burial of victims of disease and starvation

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Edward Tilley burialPlace Cole’s Hill Burial Ground (probable)