[Bigstan]

So over a year later I answered my own question (partially). Here is a pic of what I was referring to. Not visible are 4 small square stones that form a square about 4ft around this marker. Note the small 'u' in between the M and L of SAML, and the partially visible deaths head logo in the top center of the crest (popular in 17th and 18th century graves from what I have seen).

Google searching shows a Samuel Torry from Canterbury at that time, and if you spell Torry as Torrey plenty more from the Rev War period in Vermont and MA pop up. I fine plenty of references to a Samuel Torrey from Cantebury that dont quite say he was a rev war vet, but the timing is right.

Why this marker is on the side of the road on a back entrance to the Weirs is beyond me, though the area 15ft off the side of the road does seem to be cut down and well maintained. The pic was taken from my car, as there is a small area to turn off, but it is a blind curve and I would hate to park there for any period.

Any additional feedback/info would be appreciated, I have been looking at this for 30+ years and would love to know the origin. It certainly doesn't look 200+ years old (all the Samuel Torry/Torrey's I found died in the early 1800's)........here's hoping someone can shed some light.