Dorr Susan Elizabeth ILILLIZUZU Dack Day mouses Click here for an index to the deeds for 34 Commonwealth, and click here for further information about the land between the south side of Commonwealth and Alley 437, from Arlington to Berkeley. 34 Commonwealth was built as the home of insurance broker, importer, and dry goods merchant Henry Edwards and his wife, Martha Ann (Dorr) Edwards. The land for the house was purchased from Samuel Hooper on July 2, 1860, by Martha Edwards's brothers, Francis Fiske Dorr and Charles Hazen Dorr, as trustees of a trust established for her benefit. Charles Hazen Dorr and his wife, Mary Gray (Ward) Dorr, lived in Jamaica Plan, and in about 1864 moved to a new house built at 18 Commonwealth). The July 7, 1860, contract for building 34 Commonwealth was filed with the Suffolk County Deeds Registry and includes details about the materials and construction of the house. Click here for an abstract and partial transcription of the contract. Martha Edwards died in May of 1882. On June 15, 1882, Charles Hazen Dorr, as the surviving trustee, transferred 34 Commonwealth to Rev. Edmund Farwell Slafter, who was executor under her will. Henry Edwards continued to live at 34 Commonwealth, joined by his sister-in-law, Susan Elizabeth Dorr He died in September of 1885. Susan Dorr continued to live there until her death in December of 1889. 34 Commonwealth (ca. 1942), By the 1890-1891 winter season, 34 photograph by Bainbridge Bunting, Commonwealth was the home of courtesy of The Gleason Partnership unmarried sisters Anne Perkins Cary https://backbayhouses.org/34-commonwealth/ 4/8 9/17/2017 Memoir of Colonel Henry Lee: With Selections from His Writings and Speeches John Torrey Morse - Google Books william storey bullard Books Q Q as Add to my library Write review Page 25 - < > EBOOK FREE Result 3 of 4 in this book for william storey bullard - Previous Next ) - View all Clear search Get this book in print G+ 0 Reviews Write review Memoir of Colonel Henry Lee: With Selections from His Writings and Speeches By John Torrey Morse kasher because as 25. william storey bullard Go fittle aus. About this book to in My library My History Books on Google Play Terms of Service Oliver, Andrew. Auguste Edouart's Silhouettes of Eminent Americans, 1839-1844. Charlottesville: U. of Virginia Press, 1977. Of 3,800 portraits, the list includes profile portraits for: Samuel Ward Albert H. Dorr (2 ports.) Boston, Jan. 18, 1842 Miss Susan E. Dorr (Boston, Jan. 19,1842) Of the several hundred reproduced in this volume, with accompanying text: Philip Hone / Thomas H. Perkins Catherine Sedgwick writed the process - leaver (871)(872-1893. M.I T. Hathi Treat Signal throu. STATEMENT OF THE TREASURER. The Treasurer submits the annual statement of the financial affairs of the Institute for the year ending Sept. 30, 1890. During the year the executors of the estate of the late George Bucknam Dorr have handed over to the Institute the following securities at the valuation set against each :- International & Great Northern R. R. Bond $1,110 00 Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R. 71ss, $3,000 3,510 00 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. 7s, $7,000 8,715 00 Cincinnati & Indiana R. R. 7s, $2,000 2,080 00 Union Pacific R. R. Ist Mortgage 6s 1,140 00 Chicago, Burlington & Northern R. R. 5s, $2,000 2,060 00 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé R. R. 4s, $2,000 1,687 50 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé, Incomes, $500 301 88 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Stock, 14 shares 1,477 00 Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago R. R. Stock, 20 shares 3,000 00 Morris & Essex R. R. Stock, 82 shares 6,150 00 New York & Harlem R. R. Stock, 40 shares 5,000 00 Pennsylvania Coal Co. Stock, 75 shares 11,250 00 Consolidated Gas Co. of N. Y. Stock, 15 shares 1,447 50 Cash 644 59 $49,573 47 By the decease, Dec. 5, 1889, of Miss Susan C. Dorr. Note: Unclear the title of the Institute to two-thirds of the estate at Lenox, Mass., known as "Highlawn," became absolute, whether G.B.Dorr subject, however, to the provision named in the deed of inherited the gift of Mrs. Martha Ann Edwards, dated Nov. 21, 1876. remaining third. Digitized by Google Original from UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN