ENHemenway, Mary Tileston
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Hemenway, Mary Tileston(1820 – 6 March 1894) An American philanthropist. She commissioned [[Alice Fountain]] in 1862 for her daughter Alice Hemenway who died in infancy. She sponsored the Hemenway Southwestern Archaeological Expedition to the American southwest, and opened the first kitchen in a public school in the US. She married [[Hemenway, Augustus|Augustus Hemenway]] and their children were Charlotte Augusta Hemenway (1841-1865), Alice, (1862-1862), Edith (~1851-1904), Amy Hemenway (1848-1911), and Agustus Hemenway Jr. (1853–1931), Buried in [[Lot 1463]]. | Hemenway, Mary Tileston(1820 – 6 March 1894) An American philanthropist. She commissioned Alice Fountain in 1862 for her daughter Alice Hemenway who died in infancy. She sponsored the Hemenway Southwestern Archaeological Expedition to the American southwest, and opened the first kitchen in a public school in the US. She married Augustus Hemenway and their children were Charlotte Augusta Hemenway (1841-1865), Alice, (1862-1862), Edith (~1851-1904), Amy Hemenway (1848-1911), and Agustus Hemenway Jr. (1853–1931), Buried in lot 1463. |
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