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Rachel Ewing “Rachey” <I>Sherman</I> Thorndike

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Rachel Ewing “Rachey” Sherman Thorndike

Birth
Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio, USA
Death
26 Oct 1919 (aged 58)
Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial
Beverly, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA GPS-Latitude: 42.5506437, Longitude: -70.8717574
Plot
Sub Division 11, Lot 287
Memorial ID
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MRS RACHEL S. THORNDIKE LAID TO REST AT BEVERLY
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Sherman Thorndike, who died Sunday, took place yesterday evening in the chapel of the Blessed Sacrament in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.
After a high mass, which was sung by Rev. William B. Finigan, rector of the Cathedral, the cortege proceeded to Beverly where burial took place. Mrs. Thorndike was the daughter of the late Gen. Sherman and was married to Dr. Thorndike in Washington. Married on Franklin Square, Washington D.C. at the home of her uncle Senator John Sherman on 30 December 1891. Her brother, Father Thomas Sherman performed the marriage. Among those attending was President Benjamin Harrison.

The Boston Daily Globe, October 29, 1919
MRS RACHEL S. THORNDIKE LAID TO REST AT BEVERLY
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Sherman Thorndike, who died Sunday, took place yesterday evening in the chapel of the Blessed Sacrament in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.
After a high mass, which was sung by Rev. William B. Finigan, rector of the Cathedral, the cortege proceeded to Beverly where burial took place. Mrs. Thorndike was the daughter of the late Gen. Sherman and was married to Dr. Thorndike in Washington. Married on Franklin Square, Washington D.C. at the home of her uncle Senator John Sherman on 30 December 1891. Her brother, Father Thomas Sherman performed the marriage. Among those attending was President Benjamin Harrison.

The Boston Daily Globe, October 29, 1919

Gravesite Details

Marker is set deeply into ground, bottom half of inscription is not visible



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