Vital records of Salem, Massachusetts to the end of the year 1849, Births - Volume I (A-L), pg 220; print, Salem, MA • 1916 (Internet Archive): CROWNINSHIELD. George Casp[a]r, son of Benjamin and Mary, bp. Feb. 2, 1812, C. R. 4. (Second Congregational Church aka East Church)
Columbian Centinel dated 15 Mar 1837, Boston: Crowninshield, George Caspar, son of Hon. B. W. Crowninshield, married Harriet Elizabeth Sears, daughter of Hon. David Sears of Boston, in Paris, February 2nd.
Note: This is a Catholic church; his wife and son are at the Episcopal church in Brookline. His parents and one daughter are buried at Mount Auburn Cemetery, which is non-denominational /all-denominations; this lot was purchased in 1834 by Benjamin Williams Crowninshield; with the first burial being Mary Crowninshield, dau of Francis Boardman Crowninshield. There is a Saint Paul St. and Crowninshield Rd. at Brookline; there does seem to be some sort of relation between this church and the family. G. C. was only forty-four years of age at time of death.
Columbian Centinel dated 15 Mar 1837, Boston: Crowninshield, George Caspar, son of Hon. B. W. Crowninshield, married Harriet Elizabeth Sears, daughter of Hon. David Sears of Boston, in Paris, February 2nd.
Note: This is a Catholic church; his wife and son are at the Episcopal church in Brookline. His parents and one daughter are buried at Mount Auburn Cemetery, which is non-denominational /all-denominations; this lot was purchased in 1834 by Benjamin Williams Crowninshield; with the first burial being Mary Crowninshield, dau of Francis Boardman Crowninshield. There is a Saint Paul St. and Crowninshield Rd. at Brookline; there does seem to be some sort of relation between this church and the family. G. C. was only forty-four years of age at time of death.
Vital records of Salem, Massachusetts to the end of the year 1849, Births - Volume I (A-L), pg 220; print, Salem, MA • 1916 (Internet Archive): CROWNINSHIELD. George Casp[a]r, son of Benjamin and Mary, bp. Feb. 2, 1812, C. R. 4. (Second Congregational Church aka East Church)
Columbian Centinel dated 15 Mar 1837, Boston: Crowninshield, George Caspar, son of Hon. B. W. Crowninshield, married Harriet Elizabeth Sears, daughter of Hon. David Sears of Boston, in Paris, February 2nd.
Note: This is a Catholic church; his wife and son are at the Episcopal church in Brookline. His parents and one daughter are buried at Mount Auburn Cemetery, which is non-denominational /all-denominations; this lot was purchased in 1834 by Benjamin Williams Crowninshield; with the first burial being Mary Crowninshield, dau of Francis Boardman Crowninshield. There is a Saint Paul St. and Crowninshield Rd. at Brookline; there does seem to be some sort of relation between this church and the family. G. C. was only forty-four years of age at time of death.
Columbian Centinel dated 15 Mar 1837, Boston: Crowninshield, George Caspar, son of Hon. B. W. Crowninshield, married Harriet Elizabeth Sears, daughter of Hon. David Sears of Boston, in Paris, February 2nd.
Note: This is a Catholic church; his wife and son are at the Episcopal church in Brookline. His parents and one daughter are buried at Mount Auburn Cemetery, which is non-denominational /all-denominations; this lot was purchased in 1834 by Benjamin Williams Crowninshield; with the first burial being Mary Crowninshield, dau of Francis Boardman Crowninshield. There is a Saint Paul St. and Crowninshield Rd. at Brookline; there does seem to be some sort of relation between this church and the family. G. C. was only forty-four years of age at time of death.
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