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1834 Receiving Tomb, Public Lot, and Crypt Register_014

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1834 Receiving Tomb, Public Lot, and Crypt Register_014

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INTERMENTS. REMOVALS.


Lot No. Date. NAME. Age.Yrs. Mths. Date. Removed to
St. Johns Lot. Names without numbers.
Date of funeral.
1849 - Adams. Ellen T. 24 ✓
1858 Babbitt Benjamin 76 ✓
1853 Brown Archibald 44 ✓
1852 Clear Joseph 1 4 ✓
1851 Cox Sarah Jane. 13 to 4462 -
1853 Eddy James H. G. 3 5 gr. 84 - moved to lot 4803
1849 Emerson Joseph S 44 ✓
1849 Farr Jonathan L 6 ✓
1850 Field Frederick C. 5 ✓
1849 Fininley. Mary A. 3 no card
1849 Flanders Nancy A 28 ✓
1859 Follis Ann C. 33 no card
1849 George John S 64 ✓
1852 Hammond Mary. 35 ✓
1860 Harvey. Eliza D. ✓
1846 Leavitt Dorothy A. 70 - R to 1371 ( lot open and reassigned
1860 Marsh Harriet 2 ✓ gr. 438
1853 Mullen Emma F. 1 2 ✓
1852 Natal Emma (See St. James. gr. 48) * 1 7
Aug. 6 1852 Niles Caroline M. 26
June 16 1852 Nourse Mary Abby. S.W. Corner. 16d.
Sep. 27 1852 Parker Caroline 4 1w
Sep. 27 1852 Parker Eliza Ann 1 8
Sep. 27 1852 Parker Mary Ann. 3 6 See lot [13a7?]
Sep. 27 1852 Parker William H. 7
Peirce. Hannah F. S.W. Corner 1 8
Apr. 20 1857 George Herbert Pope. 1 3
July 17 1849 Robinson Ebenezer. 29 4
July 3 1849 Rose James 45
Dec 31 1852 Ryan Charles H. 6
M'ch 20 1852 Scott Lerr 65
May 19. 1849 Shattuck Joseph H 5 8
Oct 19 1856 Simonds Warren A 4
M'ch 16 1869 Sweetman Josiah I. see 53. A. 12 2
Aug 2 1849 Sweetman Mary C. " 53 - 9
Oct. 29 1851 Wright Ann. E. 51
Dec. 17 1919 Fannie A. Ricker 80 3 3
June 18 1931 William Fowler Roberts 78 11 20

1834 Receiving Tomb, Public Lot, and Crypt Register_014

23

INTERMENTS. REMOVALS.


Lot No. Date. NAME. Age.Yrs. Mths. Date. Removed to
St. Johns Lot. Names without numbers.
Date of funeral.
1849 - Adams. Ellen T. 24 ✓
1858 Babbitt Benjamin 76 ✓
1853 Brown Archibald 44 ✓
1852 Clear Joseph 1 4 ✓
1851 Cox Sarah Jane. 13 to 4462 -
1853 Eddy James H. G. 3 5 gr. 84 - moved to lot 4803
1849 Emerson Joseph S 44 ✓
1849 Farr Jonathan L 6 ✓
1850 Field Frederick C. 5 ✓
1849 Fininley. Mary A. 3 no card
1849 Flanders Nancy A 28 ✓
1859 Follis Ann C. 33 no card
July. 5 1849 George John S 64 ✓
Mch 10 1852 Hammond Mary. 35 ✓
July 20 1860 Harvey. Eliza D. ✓
Oct 12 1846 Leavitt Dorothy A. 70 - R to 1371 (Nov 17 - 1885 lot open [?] and examined
Aug 9 1860 Marsh Harriet 2 ✓ gr. 438
Mch 23 1853 Mullen Emma F. 1 2 ✓
Sep. 7. 1852 Natal Emma (See St. James. gr. 48) * 1 7
Aug. 6 1852 Niles Caroline M. 26
June 16 1852 Nourse Mary Abby. S.W. Corner. 16d.
Sep. 27 1852 Parker Caroline 4 1w
Sep. 27 1852 Parker Eliza Ann 1 8
Sep. 27 1852 Parker Mary Ann. 3 6 See lot [13a7?]
Sep. 27 1852 Parker William H. 7
Peirce. Hannah F. S.W. Corner 1 8
Apr. 20 1857 George Herbert Pope. 1 3
July 17 1849 Robinson Ebenezer. 29 4
July 3 1849 Rose James 45
Dec 31 1852 Ryan Charles H. 6
M'ch 20 1852 Scott Lerr 65
May 19. 1849 Shattuck Joseph H 5 8
Oct 19 1856 Simonds Warren A 4
M'ch 16 1869 Sweetman Josiah I. see 53. A. 12 2
Aug 2 1849 Sweetman Mary C. " 53 - 9
Oct. 29 1851 Wright Ann. E. 51
Dec. 17 1919 Fannie A. Ricker 80 3 3
June 18 1931 William Fowler Roberts 78 11 20

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