Cushing, Graffon Dilany (1864- Verizon Yahoo! Mail -eppster2@verizon.net Page 1 of 2 Verizon Yahool Mail Verizon Central Yahoo! Search: Web Search Welcome, eppster2@verizon Mail Home Tutorials Help R verizon [Sign Out, Member Center 1 MAIL Mail Addresses Calendar Notepad Mail For Mobile - Options Check Mail Compose Search Mail Search the Web Folders [Add Edit] Previous Next I Back to Messages Inbox (2) Delete Reply Forward Spam Move Draft This message is not flagged. [ Flag Message - Mark as Unread Printable View Sent Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2006 10:57:15 -0400 Bulk [Empty] Trash "Meg Winslow" Add to Address [Empty] From: Book Add Mobile Alert My Folders [Hide] Subject: RE: Query from Ronald Epp Eliz messages To: "ELIZABETH and RONALD EPP" Member Information CC: "ckloughlin@aol.com" "Caroline Loughlin" Ron messages Search Shortcuts Dear Ron, My Photos Good morning. It's nice to hear from you again. You are My Attachments right in your thinking: Our records show a Grafton D. Cushing was buried in Lot 385 Narcissus Path, on June 3, 1939. He was 74 years of age. How wonderful you had a visit with Bill (and Cam or Douglas) in Bar Harbor. I hope the 90th anniversary celebration was a great success. It must be glorious there now. I'll pass on your regards to Caroline -- she's on her way to Denver today. With best regards, Meg Winslow From: ELIZABETH and RONALD EPP [mailto:eppster2@verizon.net] Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 9:17 AM To: Meg Winslow Subject: Query from Ronald Epp Dear Meg, I've been trying to track down information on one of the executors of the will of Mrs. Charles H. Dorr whose burial location is listed in several places as uncertain. 1 thought it might be MAC. The person in question is Grafton Dulany http://us.f841.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=2631_16315042_91379_2156_1630.. 9/8/2006 FirstSearch: Libraries that Own Item Page 1 of 2 OC LC FirstSearch SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIV Libraries that Own Item This screen shows libraries that own the item you selected. Resource Staff View Databases My Account Options Searching Results Sharing Comments Exit Hide tips List of Records Detailed Record Marked Records Saved Records Go to page Current database: WorldCat Total Libraries: 1 WorldCat E-mail Print Return Help Title: Scrapbook Author: Cushing, William Accession Number: 16912804 Libraries with Item: "Scrapbook," ( Record for Item I Get This Item ) Location Library Code MA MASSACHUSETTS HIST SOC MAH Record for Item: "Scrapbook," Libraries with Item ) GET THIS ITEM Availability: Check the catalogs in your library. Libraries worldwide that own item: 1 mill Connect to Southern New Hampshire University Library FIND RELATED More Like This: Search for versions with same title and author Advanced options Find Items About: Scrapbook (86); Cushing, William, (max: 40); Pratt, Harvey Hunter, (max: 1); Rugg, Arthur Prentice, (max: 8) Title: Scrapbook, 1919. Author(s): Cushing, William, 1732-1810. ; Cushing, Grafton Dulaney, 1864- Pratt, Harvey Hunter,; 1860- ; Rugg, Arthur Prentice, 1862-1938. Year: 1919 Description: 1 V. Language: English Abstract: Scrapbook of Arthur Prentice Rugg containing pamphlets, letters, articles and addresses, and copies of manuscripts relating to U.S. Supreme Court Justice William Cushing and the Cushing family. Included are ms. addresses by Grafton Dulaney Cushing and Harvey Hunter Pratt. Many of the items relate to the erection of a tablet to William Cushing in 1919 by the Scituate (Mass.) Historical Society. SUBJECT(S) Descriptor: Judges -- Massachusetts. Judges - United States. Named Person: Cushing family. Named Corp: Scituate Historical Society. Entry: 19871029 http://80-firstsearch.oclc.org.ezproxy.snhu.edu/WebZ/FSFETCH?fetchtype=holdings:entity.. 9/6/2006 New York Three Feb 29, 1916 PreQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Theses (185) 2003) SURNOWS Ut PUGRESSIVE is toy he would love to-play with; and under his skilled hand it would turn out Roosevalt delegates in quan- titles to suit: but if the uninitiated may pry Into the-recezris of that alert mind, it may be suspected that he deprecates the prematurity of the Quartet The machine from which the gwd is to spring must not be prepared extentatiously In right of the au- dience. And things in Massachusetts are evidently going wrong for the QuarteL Creditory Mr. BIRD emits wall: The cards In this and other States were being atacked, 'and the people were sure to less in the shuffle The cards are always stacked when Mr. ROOSEVELT'S friends hold less than five aces, and the people" al- ways loss when he isn't nominated Before pep The other day Mr. CHARLES SUMMER BIRD, Representative AUGUSTUS PEA- BODY GARDER GRAFTON DELAND CUSHING, and brother of former Representative CHARLIE G. WASH- BURX, classmate and biographer of Mr. ROOSEVELT, united in Roosevelt hymn. That great club-bearing har- manizer was the sale hope and strength of the Republican Party. The Four announced themselves as candidates for delegates at large to the Chicago Convention pledged to the nomination of the Calonal Prodigious flutters and tramers in East Walpole, several parts of Essex County. Ward Eleven, Besten, whereof Mr. COSHIXO 's the Antistue, and Worcester, the Heart of the Commonwealth Re- actionaries began La shiver. The faw but faithful Progremaives know hap- pinesa that had not been theirs since Visiansof the Man in Khaki, resurgent triumphant. hallucinated plastic pouls The Re- turn of the Predigal wis being ar- ranged The stampade," the "Ir. resistible popular movement." the "Ir." repressible enthusiasm were being manufactured. The Four herdemen had piped The obedient sheep would goon be piling over each other in their rush for the old fold and the smiable shepherd that had st the dogs on them 1912. It was gracious jdrl. touching pastoral. but the Massachusetts Re publicans have no poetry in their rouls. An act of the Great and Gen- eral Court for the protection of als. wives would have slirred at least as much emotian in those Iron bosema. Governor McCALL and Menator WHERE, persessors of boems." threw them away for the present The deep- revolving former Senator CRANE railled in whisper the forces of evil. Senstor Lovan, never reluctant to spank his impulative son-in-law, Mr. GARDNER, entered Into the reactionary "conspiracy." Wise old heads, they profer reason to emotion in politics. They want a candidate for President who can be elected. They declared themselves As unpledged candidates for delegates at large The Big Four against the Poet Four, fact against dream. . In all New England, and outside of New England, it was felt that a quietus was being put on the Roose. valt boom." There was an Instant géneral feeling. which has grown to conviction that the Big Four repre- meated the majority of Bay Stata Re- publicans and would be elected. To give the Rooseveltians no pretense of a grievance the Presidential primary bill. now before the Legislature, has been amonded so that the assent re- quired of candidate for President before his name can be used on the primary ballot may be given by tel- egraph or cable. So that if the Col. onel is pursuing wart-hogs or reading the seg of Cuchulain in the trop. leal forest he can satisfy the yearn- inga of his worshippers in Massa. chusetta if he wants to. Whether so tublic politician is pleased by the 'importunities of the too scalous Quartet another matter. A primary Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.