ENPages That Mention Churchill, Jane
1859 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 3, 1831.005.003
Trustees Records, Vol. 3, 1859 (index-page 6)
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| Coolidge, Austin J. chosen Secretary, | 49, 117, 166, 252, 288 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| " [Coolidge,] " [Austin] " [J.] proposes address to proprs on perpetl repair of lots | 351 | ||
| Curtis, Charles P. chosen Trustee | 112, 161, 247, 287, 322, | ||
| - tenders resignation | 339, 346 | ||
| requested to withdraw " [resignation] | 341 | ||
| " [chosen] on Com. on Lots | 49, 117, 166, 252, 288, 328 | ||
| " [chosen] " [on] " [Com.] " [on Lots] resigned | 73. | - resig. not accepted | 74. |
| Crocker, Uriel - chosen Trustee | 112, 161, 247, 287, 322, | ||
| " [chosen] on Com. on lots, | 49 | ||
| " [chosen] " [on] " [Com.] " [on] Regul. & Record of intermt | 118, 166, 253, 289, 328, | ||
| Cheever, James ~ chosen trustee | 112, 161, 247, 287, 322, | ||
| on Com. on Grounds | 50, 117, 167, 252, 289, 328 | ||
| Church, Mary's ~ lot perpetl repair of | 72-3, | ||
| Churchill William's lot rep by Mary Churchill | 108. | ||
| Crockett, Geo W's lot rep by Ruth W Crockett | 122. | ||
| Cannon, Cornelius lot rep by Sarah B. Cannon | 123. | ||
| Cummings, Charles W's lot rep by Albert Hamlet | 123. | ||
| Cook Zebedee's lot rep by Geo E. Cook | 123. | ||
| Crosby Alonzo's lot rep by Hannah A Crosby | 123. | ||
| Coleman, Erastus's lot rep by Virginia F Coleman | 125. | ||
| Caverly, Isaiah's lot rep by Robert W. Newell | 127. | ||
| Churchill, Peleg's lot rep by Jane Churchill | 134. | ||
| Clapp, Joshua B's lot rep by Joshua W Clapp | 142. | ||
| Cheney, Jonathan H. lot rep by Sarah A. B Cheney | 149. | ||
| Coolidge, Sam. F's lot rep by Benj. T. Reed | 242 | ||
| Calder Robt heir's lot " [rep] " [by] Aug. L. Dole | 243 | ||
| Campbell, Sarah P.'s " [lot] " [rep] " [by] Mary R.S. Popkin | 245 | ||
| Coleman, Anna M. " [lot] " [rep] " [by] Wm S. Hyne | 261 | ||
| Cushing, John P.'s " [lot] " [rep] " [by] John G. Cushing | 329 | ||
| Cullis, Dr. Chas. - application for lot for home for Consumptives - | 352-353 |
Trustees Records, Vol. 3, 1859 (page 134)
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Voted that the additional expense authorized by the committee be hereby ratified.
The Secretary read the following petitions for representation of lots _ and the following named parties were designated to represent said lots.
Representation of Lot 133 _
Lot of Rufus Wyman deceased (133) to be represented by Rufus Wyman of Roxbury eldest son of deceased.
Lot of Benjamin G. Boardman (208) represented by Sarah W. Boardman of Boston widow of deceased.
Lot of Charles A. Locke deceased (280) by Sarah J. Locke of Cambridge, widow of deceased.
Lot of Peleg Churchill deceased (244) by Mrs Jane Churchill of Newton residuary legatee of deceased.
Lot of Alexander Meldrum deceased (375) Rep. by Alexander A. Meldrum of New York, oldest surviving son.
Lot of Enoch Patterson deceased (438) Rep. by Enoch Patterson of Boston eldest son of said deceased
Lot of Benjamin Loring deceased (457) Rep. by Walter Farnsworth of Roxbury one of executors of deceased.
1879-01-27 to 1884-07-10 Copying Book: Superintendent's Letters, 2005.062.008
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Dear Sir
In reply to your letter of Sept 30th I would say that in May last the key of the tomb was placed in our hands for the purpose of making some repairs on the tomb according to the instructions of Miss H.N. Churchill and Mr F.C. Bacon acting for Mrs Peleg Churchill. After the work was finished the key was sent by Express to the Cemetery office in Boston according to the request made by (Mr Bacon I think) at the Cemetery.
The key was not called for until some considerable time had elapsed, after it was sent in & when the interment was ordered the message was sent out per telephone that the key was here, to which I replied that the key had been sent in to Boston according to instructions. The key was not found, & I was directed (by telephone) to open the tomb which I did by having the lock picked. The door was opened the day before the funeral & was kept shut as fast as possible without locking. After the funeral (two days I think) the key was brought out by Mr Bacon & the lock was at once
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