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Hanover Cemetery/ Dartmouth Cemetery Association Journals
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Copy of a deed from Dixi Crosby to Georgie B. Brewster.
Know all men by these presents that we Dixi Crosby of Hanover, County of Grafton and state of New Hampshire and Mary J. Crosby, wife of said Dixi Crosby for & in consideration of the sum of forty dollars, to us in hand, before the delivery hereof, well & truly paid by Mrs. Georgie B. Brewster of Boston, County of Suffolk & state of Mass. the receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge have granted bargained & sold & by these presents do give, grant, bargain sell, alien, enfeoff and convey unto the said Georgie B. Brewster, her heirs & assigns forever, one lot in the Dartmouth Cemetery, situated on that eminence which runs from the North West corner of the old grave yard westward to the brow of the hill, being the lot lying immediately West of Rev. Herman Rood's lot and bounded on the North & South by ravines. To have & to hold the said granted premises with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging to her the said Georgie B. Brewster & her heirs & assigns, to her & their only proper use & benefit forever. And I, the said Dixi Crosby do hereby covenant, grant & agree to & with the said Georgie B. Brewster & her heirs & assigns, that
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[pencil scratchings] Hanover N.H. Oct. 9 1913
A meeting of the Directors was held this day in the Cemetery. Voted to sell to Mrs. C. F. Richardson one fourth of the Brewster lot, No. 309, for one hundred dollars ($100~) and to deposit the same in the Dartmouth Savings Bank for the benefit of the Brewster heirs.
Adjourned, F. A. Sherman, Sec'y
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Hanover N.H. Feb. 5, 1914
At the call of the secretary a meeting of the Directors of the Dartmouth Cemetery Association was helf this day at 2 P.M. in the new bank building. Mr. C. P. Chase read two letters from Thomas B. Booth Esq of Boston Man. to Prof. J. H. Lord, the first offering and the second transmitting a record book or directory of the Cemetery made by his grandfather, John Richards, who was a clergyman at Dartmouth College and pastor of the College Church from 1842 to 1859.
Voted that the Dartmouth Cemetery Association accept with thanks the offer of Thomas B. Booth Esq. to present to the Associ
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ation the book of records of the Cemetery made by his grandfather, the Rev. John Richards, and that the Secretary be instructed to express to Mr. Booth the greatful appreciation of this Corporation for this valuable addition to the archives.
Adjourned, F. A. Sherman, Sec'y
Hanover N.H. April 25 1914
The annuaal meeting of the Dartmouth Cemetery Association was held this day in the office of the Treasurer, according to notice duly given. President Frost in the chair. The minutes of the last annual meeting were read by the Secretary and approved. The Treasurer reported the income for the year from endowments to be $310.07, contributions $8.00, which added to the balance on hand at the beginning of the year of $257.02 made a total of $575.19. The expenses were $184.13 leaving a balance of $391.06. The endowment fund was increased during the year by $400.00 making the present endowment for the care of lots $5858.24. The general fund is now $1459.70 and the total
Arthur Chivers' notebooks with plot descriptions, inscriptions, and names of the interred.
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Lot No. 7
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Cobb
Luella; Carrie; Almira; S. W. C.
Samuel W. Cobb)
Monument. Inscript. on;
North face;
Caroline E. Davis Wife of S. W. Cobb Born in Boston, Mass. Died
Leola A. wife of Walter D. Cobb Died
South face;
Almira W. Ripley Wife of S. W. Cobb Born Barre, Vt. Died
Monument. Inscript. on;
East face;
Luella C. Hutchinson Wife of S. W. Cobb Born in Norwich, Vt. Died
West face;
Samuel W. Cobb Born in Strafford, Vt. Died
Walter D. Cobb Died
Stones; Inscript's. on top of stones.
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Lot No. 45
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Monument. Inscript's. on;
East face;
Benjamin Tenney M.D. Surgeon - *
Stones 1 - 4 Inscript's on east face;
1 Henry Elijah Parker D.D. Pastor, Chaplian, Teacher Born in Keene, N. H. Died in Boston Mass.
2 Mary E. H. Parker Wife of Rev, Henry E. Parker Born . Died .
Stone 3 John Whittlesey Huntley Dartmouth College Class of Born in Brooklyn, N. Y. Died suddenly in Hanover, N. H.
4 Mary Lizzie Huntley Born in Brooklyn, N.Y. Died in Hanover, N.H.
5Inscript. on slanted top of small stone.
* See next page
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Lot No. 78 (con.)
Stones.
5 Susannah Smith Second wife of the Rev. John Smith Professor of the Learned Languages at Dartmouth College and daughter of Col. David Mason of Boston After a long life practising all the virtues and endearing her self to very many by her kind and gentle offices, she departed this life the at the advanced age of 83 years
6 Sarah Smith Daughter of the late Rev. Dr. John and Mrs. Susan Smith who died of a consumption . Aged
7 John W. Smith Esq. Son of the late Rev. Dr. John & Mrs. Susan Smith Distinguished for honorable enterprise and professional promise on his return from a tour through the North of Europe who died of a consumption in London . Aged
8 Samuel Mason Smith Son of the late Rev. Dr. John & Mrs. Susan Smith who died of a consumption while a member of Dartmouth College . Aged