It appears that Elizabeth is buried here after being moved here from the Kings Chapel Burying Ground in 1862.
She also appears in Mount Hope Cemetery in Bangor Maine.
Her husband died there and is probably interred there but she does have a monument there also. A findagrave member provided the following information --Elizabeth's plot is Walnut Avenue, Lot 3176, but I could not find a stone for her or a plot marker.
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Suggested edit: Re-interred 31 May 1862 from one of the tombs at Park St Church, Boston.
I do not know why there is not a tomb given, but it does appear she was supposed to go to King's Chapel and couldn't get in. The tombs were cleared at Park St Church and the buried had to be re-interred elsewhere. The persons that went into this lot at Mount Auburn were "unclaimed burials". They did seem to have a bad time finding family members at time of the re-interments, which went from 1862 to 1901, with a few scattered up to abt 1909. This was a difficult removal because the tombs were actually under the church and had to be removed very carefully to keep the structure from coming down, but 1862 was the first removals.
Contributor: Jacki Earp, Weymouth, Massachusetts (47755371)
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Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections, 1620-1988
1815 Aug 27 - Duren Elizabeth - 28 - Elnathan Duren- Consumption- Chapel Gd - Davis Tomb.
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Deaths Registered in the City of Boston (Listed Alphabetically) From 1801 to 1848 Inclusive
Aug 27 1815 - Duren elizabeth - 28 - Elnathan Duren - Consumption - Chapel B. Gd - Aug 29 - Undertaker James Hutchinson.
-----------------------------------
No Headline] (Mortuary Notice)
Date: 1815-08-29; Paper: Boston Daily Advertiser
transcribed by Rob Young
DIED
In this town yesterday morning, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Duren, aged 28, wife of Mr. Elnathan Du-
ren. Funeral to proceed from his Dwelling
house. No. 36, Marlborough-Street, at 3 o'clock,
this afternoon. Relations and Friends are re-
quested to attend without further invitation.
She also appears in Mount Hope Cemetery in Bangor Maine.
Her husband died there and is probably interred there but she does have a monument there also. A findagrave member provided the following information --Elizabeth's plot is Walnut Avenue, Lot 3176, but I could not find a stone for her or a plot marker.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Suggested edit: Re-interred 31 May 1862 from one of the tombs at Park St Church, Boston.
I do not know why there is not a tomb given, but it does appear she was supposed to go to King's Chapel and couldn't get in. The tombs were cleared at Park St Church and the buried had to be re-interred elsewhere. The persons that went into this lot at Mount Auburn were "unclaimed burials". They did seem to have a bad time finding family members at time of the re-interments, which went from 1862 to 1901, with a few scattered up to abt 1909. This was a difficult removal because the tombs were actually under the church and had to be removed very carefully to keep the structure from coming down, but 1862 was the first removals.
Contributor: Jacki Earp, Weymouth, Massachusetts (47755371)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections, 1620-1988
1815 Aug 27 - Duren Elizabeth - 28 - Elnathan Duren- Consumption- Chapel Gd - Davis Tomb.
-----------------------------------------------------
Deaths Registered in the City of Boston (Listed Alphabetically) From 1801 to 1848 Inclusive
Aug 27 1815 - Duren elizabeth - 28 - Elnathan Duren - Consumption - Chapel B. Gd - Aug 29 - Undertaker James Hutchinson.
-----------------------------------
No Headline] (Mortuary Notice)
Date: 1815-08-29; Paper: Boston Daily Advertiser
transcribed by Rob Young
DIED
In this town yesterday morning, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Duren, aged 28, wife of Mr. Elnathan Du-
ren. Funeral to proceed from his Dwelling
house. No. 36, Marlborough-Street, at 3 o'clock,
this afternoon. Relations and Friends are re-
quested to attend without further invitation.
It appears that Elizabeth is buried here after being moved here from the Kings Chapel Burying Ground in 1862.
She also appears in Mount Hope Cemetery in Bangor Maine.
Her husband died there and is probably interred there but she does have a monument there also. A findagrave member provided the following information --Elizabeth's plot is Walnut Avenue, Lot 3176, but I could not find a stone for her or a plot marker.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Suggested edit: Re-interred 31 May 1862 from one of the tombs at Park St Church, Boston.
I do not know why there is not a tomb given, but it does appear she was supposed to go to King's Chapel and couldn't get in. The tombs were cleared at Park St Church and the buried had to be re-interred elsewhere. The persons that went into this lot at Mount Auburn were "unclaimed burials". They did seem to have a bad time finding family members at time of the re-interments, which went from 1862 to 1901, with a few scattered up to abt 1909. This was a difficult removal because the tombs were actually under the church and had to be removed very carefully to keep the structure from coming down, but 1862 was the first removals.
Contributor: Jacki Earp, Weymouth, Massachusetts (47755371)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections, 1620-1988
1815 Aug 27 - Duren Elizabeth - 28 - Elnathan Duren- Consumption- Chapel Gd - Davis Tomb.
-----------------------------------------------------
Deaths Registered in the City of Boston (Listed Alphabetically) From 1801 to 1848 Inclusive
Aug 27 1815 - Duren elizabeth - 28 - Elnathan Duren - Consumption - Chapel B. Gd - Aug 29 - Undertaker James Hutchinson.
-----------------------------------
No Headline] (Mortuary Notice)
Date: 1815-08-29; Paper: Boston Daily Advertiser
transcribed by Rob Young
DIED
In this town yesterday morning, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Duren, aged 28, wife of Mr. Elnathan Du-
ren. Funeral to proceed from his Dwelling
house. No. 36, Marlborough-Street, at 3 o'clock,
this afternoon. Relations and Friends are re-
quested to attend without further invitation.
She also appears in Mount Hope Cemetery in Bangor Maine.
Her husband died there and is probably interred there but she does have a monument there also. A findagrave member provided the following information --Elizabeth's plot is Walnut Avenue, Lot 3176, but I could not find a stone for her or a plot marker.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Suggested edit: Re-interred 31 May 1862 from one of the tombs at Park St Church, Boston.
I do not know why there is not a tomb given, but it does appear she was supposed to go to King's Chapel and couldn't get in. The tombs were cleared at Park St Church and the buried had to be re-interred elsewhere. The persons that went into this lot at Mount Auburn were "unclaimed burials". They did seem to have a bad time finding family members at time of the re-interments, which went from 1862 to 1901, with a few scattered up to abt 1909. This was a difficult removal because the tombs were actually under the church and had to be removed very carefully to keep the structure from coming down, but 1862 was the first removals.
Contributor: Jacki Earp, Weymouth, Massachusetts (47755371)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Massachusetts, Town Vital Collections, 1620-1988
1815 Aug 27 - Duren Elizabeth - 28 - Elnathan Duren- Consumption- Chapel Gd - Davis Tomb.
-----------------------------------------------------
Deaths Registered in the City of Boston (Listed Alphabetically) From 1801 to 1848 Inclusive
Aug 27 1815 - Duren elizabeth - 28 - Elnathan Duren - Consumption - Chapel B. Gd - Aug 29 - Undertaker James Hutchinson.
-----------------------------------
No Headline] (Mortuary Notice)
Date: 1815-08-29; Paper: Boston Daily Advertiser
transcribed by Rob Young
DIED
In this town yesterday morning, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Duren, aged 28, wife of Mr. Elnathan Du-
ren. Funeral to proceed from his Dwelling
house. No. 36, Marlborough-Street, at 3 o'clock,
this afternoon. Relations and Friends are re-
quested to attend without further invitation.
Gravesite Details
Burial May 31, 1862; Age 28; From Park St. Cemetery Tomb 3 (or 5)
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