Off Little Deer Isle, Maine: North side of Little Deer Isle causeway
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The grave sites of Benjamin Eaton and his wife are purported to be on Stave Island. The graves have not been found by the Claytons, the present owners of the island. Benjamin was the son of Solomon Eaton and the grandson of Major William Eaton, per Hosmer's history. William Eaton was the very first permanent settler on Deer Isle in 1762.
[Subsequently got the following information]
Clayton, Lois Mills b: Feb 22, 1914 Columbus, Ohio - d: Apr 18, 2003 DI - w/o Tom B. Clayton - d/o Maurice H. & Alta Mills - her ashes scattered on the Island
Clayton, Thompson B. b.: June 8, 1904 Wash DC - died Apr 1, 1983 DI - h/o Lois Mills - s/o Richard & Grace Thompson Clayton - his ashes scattered on the Island
Dumont, Ann Clayton - b: 1941 Tacoma Park, MD - d: Jan. 24, 1995 Honolulu, HI - d/o Thompson & Lois Clayton - w/o John Dumont, of Hawaii - her ashes scattered on the Island
Eaton, Benjamin H. b: abt 1803 - d: Oct 25, 1887 on Stave Island - h/o Mariah C. Weed - s/o Solomon Eaton
Eaton, Mariah C. - b: abt 1806 - d: Sept 12, 1878 Stave Island - w/o Benjamin - d/o Jeremiah & Althea (Joyce) Weed
Noyes, Mary Elizabeth - b: abt 1834 - d: ?? Stave Island - w/o 1. Antonio DeSilva & 2. George W. Gray (separated after 3 days) & 3. Isaac Noyes - d/o Benj. H. & Mariah C. (Weed) Eaton - source of preceding information - Eaton page 113
Source of information -- Persis Clayton Weiss