Daughter of Leonard Whittier, Mary Ann Perley.
Married Rev. Arthur Savage Train 1 June 1852 in Haverhill, Mass.
Mother's obit. Boston Post (Boston, Mass.) 31 Dec 1881, Page. 4.
Mrs. Leonard Whittier, a lady widely known, and dearly beloved, died at her home in Haverhill Mass., on Friday. Mrs. Whittier's death was very sudden. She fell dead while in a chamber of the house, and sometime afterwards her body was found on the floor. Her sets of charity were bestowed with a generous but modest liberality, and the sweet influence of her beautiful life was felt wherever she went, on errands of mercy, or in the closer circle of her home. She leaves three children - Miss Sarah Whittier, Mrs. A.S. Train and Mr. Edward Whittier.
Member of the Haverhill Whittier Club.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 10 Jan 1911, Page 4.
WILL OF CAROLINE W. TRAIN
Baptist church and other Bodies in Haverhill Benefit
Haverhill, Jan 10-By the will of the late Caroline W. Train of this city, after various personal bequests, the First Baptist church is given $1000 to be used for repairs when needed, Hale hospital $500, Old Ladies home $200, Haverhill Young Women's Christian association $200. Mary M. Alexander is made residuary legatee. The will is dated Dec 26, 1907, and the estate is estimated at $37,000, all in personal property.
Married Rev. Arthur Savage Train 1 June 1852 in Haverhill, Mass.
Mother's obit. Boston Post (Boston, Mass.) 31 Dec 1881, Page. 4.
Mrs. Leonard Whittier, a lady widely known, and dearly beloved, died at her home in Haverhill Mass., on Friday. Mrs. Whittier's death was very sudden. She fell dead while in a chamber of the house, and sometime afterwards her body was found on the floor. Her sets of charity were bestowed with a generous but modest liberality, and the sweet influence of her beautiful life was felt wherever she went, on errands of mercy, or in the closer circle of her home. She leaves three children - Miss Sarah Whittier, Mrs. A.S. Train and Mr. Edward Whittier.
Member of the Haverhill Whittier Club.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 10 Jan 1911, Page 4.
WILL OF CAROLINE W. TRAIN
Baptist church and other Bodies in Haverhill Benefit
Haverhill, Jan 10-By the will of the late Caroline W. Train of this city, after various personal bequests, the First Baptist church is given $1000 to be used for repairs when needed, Hale hospital $500, Old Ladies home $200, Haverhill Young Women's Christian association $200. Mary M. Alexander is made residuary legatee. The will is dated Dec 26, 1907, and the estate is estimated at $37,000, all in personal property.
Daughter of Leonard Whittier, Mary Ann Perley.
Married Rev. Arthur Savage Train 1 June 1852 in Haverhill, Mass.
Mother's obit. Boston Post (Boston, Mass.) 31 Dec 1881, Page. 4.
Mrs. Leonard Whittier, a lady widely known, and dearly beloved, died at her home in Haverhill Mass., on Friday. Mrs. Whittier's death was very sudden. She fell dead while in a chamber of the house, and sometime afterwards her body was found on the floor. Her sets of charity were bestowed with a generous but modest liberality, and the sweet influence of her beautiful life was felt wherever she went, on errands of mercy, or in the closer circle of her home. She leaves three children - Miss Sarah Whittier, Mrs. A.S. Train and Mr. Edward Whittier.
Member of the Haverhill Whittier Club.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 10 Jan 1911, Page 4.
WILL OF CAROLINE W. TRAIN
Baptist church and other Bodies in Haverhill Benefit
Haverhill, Jan 10-By the will of the late Caroline W. Train of this city, after various personal bequests, the First Baptist church is given $1000 to be used for repairs when needed, Hale hospital $500, Old Ladies home $200, Haverhill Young Women's Christian association $200. Mary M. Alexander is made residuary legatee. The will is dated Dec 26, 1907, and the estate is estimated at $37,000, all in personal property.
Married Rev. Arthur Savage Train 1 June 1852 in Haverhill, Mass.
Mother's obit. Boston Post (Boston, Mass.) 31 Dec 1881, Page. 4.
Mrs. Leonard Whittier, a lady widely known, and dearly beloved, died at her home in Haverhill Mass., on Friday. Mrs. Whittier's death was very sudden. She fell dead while in a chamber of the house, and sometime afterwards her body was found on the floor. Her sets of charity were bestowed with a generous but modest liberality, and the sweet influence of her beautiful life was felt wherever she went, on errands of mercy, or in the closer circle of her home. She leaves three children - Miss Sarah Whittier, Mrs. A.S. Train and Mr. Edward Whittier.
Member of the Haverhill Whittier Club.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 10 Jan 1911, Page 4.
WILL OF CAROLINE W. TRAIN
Baptist church and other Bodies in Haverhill Benefit
Haverhill, Jan 10-By the will of the late Caroline W. Train of this city, after various personal bequests, the First Baptist church is given $1000 to be used for repairs when needed, Hale hospital $500, Old Ladies home $200, Haverhill Young Women's Christian association $200. Mary M. Alexander is made residuary legatee. The will is dated Dec 26, 1907, and the estate is estimated at $37,000, all in personal property.
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Caroline M. Train. Feb. 28, 1828 - Dec. 8, 1910. Faithful unto death.
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