WHEN, WHO, then WHERE Multi-Cache
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All the stages of this cache are in the Underhill Cemetery on Park Street. You will have to get clues from the headstones and monuments to find the cache.
Please respect the cemetery. Park at the above coordinates – there is no need to drive into the cemetery.
This is a small cache. The cache was one of the prizes from The First Geovague Road Rally. Thanks Dewey. There is a logbook and a small pencil. The initial contents include a few small trade items and a couple of coins as well as one of our FTF Apples.
Congratulations to DJ and CAL for getting FTF honors.
The coordinates of the final are:
N 44° 31.ABC
W 72° 56.XYZ
A: Go to N 44° 31.301 W 72° 56.452. You will find a gentleman buried there by the name of James R. (Born February 2, 1816 and died May 18, 1889). How many letters are in his last name?
B: Go to N 44° 31.284 W 72° 56.436. Isaac N. Brooks died on October 28, 186_. That final digit is the value for B.
C: Go to N 44° 31.277 W 72° 56.424. Julia and Olive Lane are both listed on the monument. In the years of their births and deaths there is a digit that appears seven times. C is that digit.
X: Go to N 44° 31.294 W 72° 56.448. You will find the resting place of Samuel A. (Born in 1834 and died in 1907). How many letters are in his last name?
Y: Go to N 44° 31.288 W 72° 56.440. Edward Whitcomb Jr. died Aug 8, 19_7. Y is that digit.
Z: Go to N 44° 31.293 W 72° 56.415. You will find a monument for the Mead family (Mr. Mead and his wives). How many people are listed on the monument?
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
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