Information provided by Ted Johnston (# 47748340) on 10/23/2022.

According to LouieNH (# 48799204) he is buried at the Trinity Churchyard Cemetery and not the John Jay Cemetery as originally indicated (dated 6/6/2021). Photographs were also taken by LouieNH (# 48799204) and was given credit for it in the caption of each photograph.

Published in the Detroit Free Press, Detroit, WaYNE, Michigan, Sat., June 5, 1875, p. 1:

Lewis Penn Witherspoon Balch, D.D., who for the past six months has been rector of Grace Church in this city, died at his residence on Fort street yesterday afternoon. His funeral will take place Sunday afternoon from Grace Church.

Published in the Detroit Free Press, Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, Tues., June 8, 1875, p. 1:

The funeral of the late Rev. Dr. Balch occurred at Grace Church on Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. W. Brown, of Christ Church; Dr. Pitkin of St. Paul's, and Rev. Geo. Worthington, of St. John's, conducted the services. The remains were taken to Plymouth, New Hampshire, for burial.

Published in the Detroit Free Press, Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, Tue., June 22, 1875, p. 1:

DUST TO DUST - On Wednesday afternoon, June 9th, a funeral service was held over the remains of the Rev. Dr. Balch, in Trinity Church, Holderness. As in Grace Church, Detroit, the regular burial service had been read, a special service was used here, consisting of sentences read by the bishop.

The body was carried by eight bearers and a long procession of friends and neighbors followed. The committal service was read by the bishop, the earth was thrown on the coffin by Mr. LeRoy. In a lovely nook in a corner of this ancient churchyard was laid our friend to rest, the pine trees over his grave singing a soft and soul-like dirge. And never was there a lovelier burial place than this sweet spot in the valley of the Pemigewasset River.

Several years ago Dr. Balch bought the Livermore farm in the town of Holderness, across the river from Plymouth. Here he has spent his summers, occasionally preaching in Trinity Church, one of the oldest churches in the diocese, and which borders on his estate.

1st mar. 4/10/1839.

f/o Augusta Jay Balch (12/26/1840-?), Elizabeth Balch (4/20/1843-?), Lewis Balch (1846-?), Anna Balch (1847-?) & Lewis Balch 4/7/1847-?).