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Historical Sites Related to the Life and Career of Benedict Arnold

  2. Enroute to Fort Ticonderoga

Jonathan Brown Grave

Common Street Cemetery, Common St and Mount Auburn St, Watertown, MA

Jonathan Brown (1724-1797) served as an aide to Benedict Arnold, with the rank of Captain, on the Fort Ticonderoga operation in May 1775. Arthur Lefkowitz, in his excellent book "Benedict Arnold, In the Company of Heroes" postulates that the Massachusetts Committee of Safety attached the trusted and experienced captain to the impressive and enthusiastic Arnold to hedge their bets. Find the story on pages 12 and 13, and in the footnotes there.
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Brown's gravestone is in the center. Use this photo to help locate the grave. It is in the section of the cemetery closest to Common Street and farthest from Mount Auburn Street. The building in the rear is Watertown High School.
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Brown's gravestone is in the center. Use this photo to help locate the grave. It is in the section of the cemetery closest to Common Street and farthest from Mount Auburn Street. The building in the rear is Watertown High School.

  • Brown's gravestone is in the center. Use this photo to help locate the grave. It is in the section of the cemetery closest to Common Street and farthest from Mount Auburn Street. The building in the rear is Watertown High School.
  • Brown's stone is on the right, with the diagonal crack, and his wife's is to the left
  • Jonathan Brown's grave
  • Close up of the inscription
  • Grave of his wife Esther
  • Close up of her inscription
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