This was the original Hopkins burying ground. Those buried there were moved to the cemetery behind the Mount Sinai Congregational Church known as Sea View Cemetery. They ware moved by Samuel Hopkins (1781-1866) about 18 and placed in the north west corner of the old section. They were all brown stones.
     There is an old tradition that Joseph Davis (about 1645-1691), son of Foulk Davis (1615-1687) was buried by the "Witch Rock." As this burying ground is only a few hundred feet from the site of that rock it is quite possible that he is buried there.
     There are also several other natural stones there as grave markers. Some have traces of inscription that are not decipherable and others have no marks at all.

Cooper, Thomas   born abt 1738 Died April 25, 1774,   36 yr   "Born at Southampton" inscribed on stone

Davis, Anna   27 Jul 1774,   38 yr   Wife of Joseph Davis

Davis, I   14 Sep 1754, ?   This is a natural stone and the letter may be for J 

Norton, Charity   1745   28 yr ?   Natural stone

MN    1744 

Robbins, D   1758,   21yrs   Natural stone with following inscription "D.Th:N:12D 1758"

Richard Green (dates not readable) 
                                    28 May 1747?   (Richard Green died 1734 65 yrs)

DB:D    1757    45 yr    Natural stone with following inscription "DC:5D 1757"