Carrie Marjorie Williams Nichols ~
Twin sister of Edith Marion Williams Nichols-Sisters Carrie & Edith both married Malcolm Edwin Nichols, 44th Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts, USA from (4 Jan 1926–6 Jan 1930).
2nd wife of The Honorable Mayor Malcolm Edwin Nichols, Republican Mayor of Boston, Suffolk, MA (1921- 1930).
Religion: Swedenborgian.
Membership: 1 Apr 1928 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA.
Transferred: from the Roxbury Society of the New Jerusalem, 3 Regent Street, Joseph Warren Square, corner of St. James Street in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.
Father: Frederick Melvin Williams (Birth Jan 1867 • Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA-Death 8 Nov 1948 • Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) s/o Charles Frederick Williams Jr. (1845–1924) &
Ellen Augusta Hall (1845–1895).
Mother: Ella May MacDonald (Birth 13 Nov 1870 • Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA-Death 18 Jan 1932 • Jamaica Plain, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) d/o John Ronald MacDonald (1846–1925) & Elinor Jane "Ella" Salisbury (1848–1905).
Siblings:
Edith M Williams (B: 1893, MA)
Florence M Williams (B: 1894, MA)
Marriage (26 Nov 1926 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA): The Honorable Mayor Malcolm Edwin Nichols (Birth 8 May 1876 • Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA-Death 7 Feb 1951, 74, of a heart attack • Jamaica Plain, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA) s/o Edwin T. Nichols & Helen G. (Pingree) Nichols (The Reverend Dr. Henry Clinton Hay, officiating. Malcolm's son Clark, Best Man & son Dexter, Ring Bearer).
Note Abt. Mayor Nichols: (Education: Harvard College, Class of 1899; Vocation: Lawyer; Politician; Newspaper Reporter; Port Collector of Internal Revenue; Member of the MA House of Representatives (1907-1909); Member of the MA State Senate (1914, 1917-1919); Member and Clerk, House Committee on Metropolitan Affairs; Reporter, State House, The Boston Traveler (Reporter on both Houses); Political Reporter, The Boston Post; City of Boston Common Council; 44th Mayor of Boston, MA (4 Jan 1926–6 Jan 1930); Religion: Swedenborgian. Baptism: 5 May 1876 • The Boston Society of the New Jerusalem, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA; Confirmation: 3 Apr 1904, Membership: 3 Apr 1904.
Funeral: 12 Jan 1954 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA, Revs. Antony Regamey & Everett K. Bray, Officiating.
Interment: 12 Jan 1954, Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA, Revs. Antony Regamey & Everett K. Bray, Officiating.
Twin sister of Edith Marion Williams Nichols-Sisters Carrie & Edith both married Malcolm Edwin Nichols, 44th Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts, USA from (4 Jan 1926–6 Jan 1930).
2nd wife of The Honorable Mayor Malcolm Edwin Nichols, Republican Mayor of Boston, Suffolk, MA (1921- 1930).
Religion: Swedenborgian.
Membership: 1 Apr 1928 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA.
Transferred: from the Roxbury Society of the New Jerusalem, 3 Regent Street, Joseph Warren Square, corner of St. James Street in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.
Father: Frederick Melvin Williams (Birth Jan 1867 • Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA-Death 8 Nov 1948 • Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) s/o Charles Frederick Williams Jr. (1845–1924) &
Ellen Augusta Hall (1845–1895).
Mother: Ella May MacDonald (Birth 13 Nov 1870 • Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA-Death 18 Jan 1932 • Jamaica Plain, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) d/o John Ronald MacDonald (1846–1925) & Elinor Jane "Ella" Salisbury (1848–1905).
Siblings:
Edith M Williams (B: 1893, MA)
Florence M Williams (B: 1894, MA)
Marriage (26 Nov 1926 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA): The Honorable Mayor Malcolm Edwin Nichols (Birth 8 May 1876 • Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA-Death 7 Feb 1951, 74, of a heart attack • Jamaica Plain, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA) s/o Edwin T. Nichols & Helen G. (Pingree) Nichols (The Reverend Dr. Henry Clinton Hay, officiating. Malcolm's son Clark, Best Man & son Dexter, Ring Bearer).
Note Abt. Mayor Nichols: (Education: Harvard College, Class of 1899; Vocation: Lawyer; Politician; Newspaper Reporter; Port Collector of Internal Revenue; Member of the MA House of Representatives (1907-1909); Member of the MA State Senate (1914, 1917-1919); Member and Clerk, House Committee on Metropolitan Affairs; Reporter, State House, The Boston Traveler (Reporter on both Houses); Political Reporter, The Boston Post; City of Boston Common Council; 44th Mayor of Boston, MA (4 Jan 1926–6 Jan 1930); Religion: Swedenborgian. Baptism: 5 May 1876 • The Boston Society of the New Jerusalem, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA; Confirmation: 3 Apr 1904, Membership: 3 Apr 1904.
Funeral: 12 Jan 1954 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA, Revs. Antony Regamey & Everett K. Bray, Officiating.
Interment: 12 Jan 1954, Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA, Revs. Antony Regamey & Everett K. Bray, Officiating.
Carrie Marjorie Williams Nichols ~
Twin sister of Edith Marion Williams Nichols-Sisters Carrie & Edith both married Malcolm Edwin Nichols, 44th Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts, USA from (4 Jan 1926–6 Jan 1930).
2nd wife of The Honorable Mayor Malcolm Edwin Nichols, Republican Mayor of Boston, Suffolk, MA (1921- 1930).
Religion: Swedenborgian.
Membership: 1 Apr 1928 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA.
Transferred: from the Roxbury Society of the New Jerusalem, 3 Regent Street, Joseph Warren Square, corner of St. James Street in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.
Father: Frederick Melvin Williams (Birth Jan 1867 • Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA-Death 8 Nov 1948 • Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) s/o Charles Frederick Williams Jr. (1845–1924) &
Ellen Augusta Hall (1845–1895).
Mother: Ella May MacDonald (Birth 13 Nov 1870 • Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA-Death 18 Jan 1932 • Jamaica Plain, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) d/o John Ronald MacDonald (1846–1925) & Elinor Jane "Ella" Salisbury (1848–1905).
Siblings:
Edith M Williams (B: 1893, MA)
Florence M Williams (B: 1894, MA)
Marriage (26 Nov 1926 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA): The Honorable Mayor Malcolm Edwin Nichols (Birth 8 May 1876 • Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA-Death 7 Feb 1951, 74, of a heart attack • Jamaica Plain, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA) s/o Edwin T. Nichols & Helen G. (Pingree) Nichols (The Reverend Dr. Henry Clinton Hay, officiating. Malcolm's son Clark, Best Man & son Dexter, Ring Bearer).
Note Abt. Mayor Nichols: (Education: Harvard College, Class of 1899; Vocation: Lawyer; Politician; Newspaper Reporter; Port Collector of Internal Revenue; Member of the MA House of Representatives (1907-1909); Member of the MA State Senate (1914, 1917-1919); Member and Clerk, House Committee on Metropolitan Affairs; Reporter, State House, The Boston Traveler (Reporter on both Houses); Political Reporter, The Boston Post; City of Boston Common Council; 44th Mayor of Boston, MA (4 Jan 1926–6 Jan 1930); Religion: Swedenborgian. Baptism: 5 May 1876 • The Boston Society of the New Jerusalem, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA; Confirmation: 3 Apr 1904, Membership: 3 Apr 1904.
Funeral: 12 Jan 1954 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA, Revs. Antony Regamey & Everett K. Bray, Officiating.
Interment: 12 Jan 1954, Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA, Revs. Antony Regamey & Everett K. Bray, Officiating.
Twin sister of Edith Marion Williams Nichols-Sisters Carrie & Edith both married Malcolm Edwin Nichols, 44th Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts, USA from (4 Jan 1926–6 Jan 1930).
2nd wife of The Honorable Mayor Malcolm Edwin Nichols, Republican Mayor of Boston, Suffolk, MA (1921- 1930).
Religion: Swedenborgian.
Membership: 1 Apr 1928 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA.
Transferred: from the Roxbury Society of the New Jerusalem, 3 Regent Street, Joseph Warren Square, corner of St. James Street in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA.
Father: Frederick Melvin Williams (Birth Jan 1867 • Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA-Death 8 Nov 1948 • Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) s/o Charles Frederick Williams Jr. (1845–1924) &
Ellen Augusta Hall (1845–1895).
Mother: Ella May MacDonald (Birth 13 Nov 1870 • Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA-Death 18 Jan 1932 • Jamaica Plain, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA) d/o John Ronald MacDonald (1846–1925) & Elinor Jane "Ella" Salisbury (1848–1905).
Siblings:
Edith M Williams (B: 1893, MA)
Florence M Williams (B: 1894, MA)
Marriage (26 Nov 1926 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA): The Honorable Mayor Malcolm Edwin Nichols (Birth 8 May 1876 • Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA-Death 7 Feb 1951, 74, of a heart attack • Jamaica Plain, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA) s/o Edwin T. Nichols & Helen G. (Pingree) Nichols (The Reverend Dr. Henry Clinton Hay, officiating. Malcolm's son Clark, Best Man & son Dexter, Ring Bearer).
Note Abt. Mayor Nichols: (Education: Harvard College, Class of 1899; Vocation: Lawyer; Politician; Newspaper Reporter; Port Collector of Internal Revenue; Member of the MA House of Representatives (1907-1909); Member of the MA State Senate (1914, 1917-1919); Member and Clerk, House Committee on Metropolitan Affairs; Reporter, State House, The Boston Traveler (Reporter on both Houses); Political Reporter, The Boston Post; City of Boston Common Council; 44th Mayor of Boston, MA (4 Jan 1926–6 Jan 1930); Religion: Swedenborgian. Baptism: 5 May 1876 • The Boston Society of the New Jerusalem, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA; Confirmation: 3 Apr 1904, Membership: 3 Apr 1904.
Funeral: 12 Jan 1954 • Church of the New Jerusalem, 136 Bowdoin Street, Boston, Beacon Hill, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA, Revs. Antony Regamey & Everett K. Bray, Officiating.
Interment: 12 Jan 1954, Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA, Revs. Antony Regamey & Everett K. Bray, Officiating.
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