Members of the Buntin-Rumford-Webster Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution lead a work day at the Old Fort Cemetery in Concord on Sept. 23. The stones of Patriot Rueben Kimball, his wife, Lucretia Kimball, and another patriot's wife, Sarah Thompson, were cleaned and reset.
Members of the Buntin-Rumford-Webster Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution lead a work day at the Old Fort Cemetery in Concord on Sept. 23. The stones of Patriot Rueben Kimball, his wife, Lucretia Kimball, and another patriot's wife, Sarah Thompson, were cleaned and reset. Credit: —Courtesy of Nancy Shee

Members of the Buntin-Rumford-Webster Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution lead a work day at the Old Fort Cemetery in Concord on Sept. 23. The stones of Patriot Rueben Kimball, his wife, Lucretia Kimball, and another patriot’s wife, Sarah Thompson, were cleaned and reset.

The group will hold another work day Oct. 11 from 10 a.m. to noon. The work will be followed by a regular meeting of the chapter at 1 p.m. with a presentation by a professional genealogist.