Pages That Mention Hawes, Prince
1859 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 3, 1831.005.003
Trustees Records, Vol. 3, 1859 (index-page 16)
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Trustees Records, Vol. 3, 1859 (page 106)
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Lot of Daniel Hersey deceased (1293) Thomas Vannevar of Boston son in law of deceased.
Lot of Isaac N Burton deceased (1298) Sylvester Littlefield of Alfred Me guardian of the only child of said deceased.
Lot of Mary Jennison deceased (1313) Wm Jennison of Danville Pa son of deceased.
Lot of Wm A Hall deceased (1344) Lewis Hall of East Cambridge brother of said deceased.
Lot of John E Thayer deceased (1366) Nath'l Thayer of Boston Residuary Legatee of deceased.
Lot of Prince Hawes deceased (1389) Joseph P Hawes of Boston
Lot of Charles Whitney deceased (1401) James H Thayer of Cambridge guardian of the children of said deceased (being minors)
Lot of Jonathan Bush deceased (1455) Elizabeth Bush of North Cambridge widow of deceased.
Lot of Abel Phelps deceased (1409) Maria M Phelps of Belmont widow of said deceased.
Lot of Agnes Austin deceased (1496) Robert H Eddy of Boston Executor.
1854 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 2, 1831.005.002
Trustees Records, Vol. 2, 1854 (page 157)
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Expenditures limited _
B. F. Hallett Esq. then offered the following resolution That hereafter no expenditure exceeding the sum of one hundred dollars shall be ordered or authorized, unless the same shall be voted by a majority of the Board of Trustees.
Pending this Wm Brigham Esq. offered the following as an amendment to the same: _
"That the Proprietors recommend that the Trustees adopt a By-Law for the action of the Board that no money beyond the sum of one hundred dollars in any on instance be appropriated without the consent of a majority of the whole Board."
After the discussion of the same by Messrs Hallett, Brigham. J. M. Wightman & C. P. Curtis, the amendment, by common consent, was withdrawn. _
The original resolution was thus put and adopted.
Mr Prince Hawes then submitted the following resolution _
"That the Trustees shall not be allowed to expend more than three thousand dollars for any one object until the consent of the Proprietors shall have been given at a meeting legally called for that purpose."
It being suggested that the motion in this form applied to the ordinary expenses for the care of the Cemetery as well as to other objects, the same was withdrawn.
The meeting then adjourned without day. Attest Austin J. Coolidge Secretary.