Enos Hoyt 8 BIGELOW
Edgell Grove Cemetery and Mausoleum; Framingham, Middlesex County, MA
Children of Enos Hoyt and Agnes (Cutter) Bigelow:
16136.B121 Leonard Cutter, b 06 Oct
1888 Framingham; d 31 May 1940 (aged 51) Framingham; of Boston,
B.A. (Yale, 1910), LL.B. (Harvard, 1913); m Margaret Sears
(1892-1986)
16136.B122 George Hoyt, b 13 Nov 1890
Framingham; d _ Dec 1934 Milton,, MA; m 10 June 1916 Margaret
Wesselhoeft George was an MD., Health Officer, Hospital
Administation, 2 children: Bradley and Margaret. (see below)
16136.B123 Agnes Mercy, b __
1891; d __1892 (aged 0–1)
Sources:
Bigelow Society,The Bigelow Family Genealogy, Vol II, pg
448;
Howe, Bigelow Family of America.pg 359;
Who's Who; N.E.H.G. Register, 1937.
Note:
Subject: A Bigelow question
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 10:25:17 EDT
From: Phil Roosevelt
Philroose@aol.com
I saw your name on the Bigelow Bulletin Board and thought
you might be able to help me with some research. I'm looking
for information about a George H. Bigelow, who was the
Massachusetts commissioner of public health in the early 1930s and
died unexpectedly in 1935 at age 44. He was a friend of my
grandfather, whose life I've been researching, and I'd like to
find out some more about him. George H. had a son, Bradley,
and a daughter, Margaret. Do you happen to know of this clan, or
anyone who might?
Thanks very much,
Phil Roosevelt
Chappaqua, NY
I have before me a 1922-1923 list of Antioch College Faculty that
includes my grandfather, Ralph E. Boothby (Harvard 1912), George
Hoyt Bigelow, and Dr. P.H. Bigelow. I grew up in
Weston, VT where my grandparents purchased a home on Trout Club
Rd. in 1926 and remember as a very small child my father pointing
out the Bigelow house. Are these Antioch teachers related to the
Weston, VT Bigelows? When did the Weston Bigelows first settle in
that town? I am thinking my grandfather may have been refered to
the Antioch position and chosen Weston for his home because of
acquaintance with G. H.
Bigelow at Harvard?
Thank you for your time,
Lawrence E. Boothby, Reed College 1967
From: NEHG Register
1937 pg 82 (Bigelow Society Library file
MRS. ENOS HOYT BIGELOW (AGNES ELIZABETH
CUTTER), A.B., of Framingham, Mass., elected an annual member 06
December 1932, was born in Boston 06 November 1852, the daughter
of Leonard Richardson and Mercy Fairbank (Taylor) Cutter, and died
at Jaffrey, N. H., 02 October 1936.
She was a descendant of Richard Cutter (son of
Samuel ?] and Elizabeth Cutter), who, with his mother, came to New
England about 1640 from Newcastle-on-Tyne, co. Northumberland,
England, settled at Cambridge, where he was admitted as a freeman
02 June 1641, was a cooper and a member of the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company of Boston, and died 16 June 1693,
through Ephraim of Charlestown and Watertown, Mass., born in 1651,
an officer in King Philip's War, whose wife was Bethiah Wood,
John, 1700-1747, of Lexington and Woburn, Mass., who married
Rachel Powers, John, 1726- 1771, of Waltham and Shrewsbury, Mass.,
and New Ipswich, N. H., whose wife was Susannah Hastings, Joseph:
1752-1840, of Jaffrey, N. H., farmer, who married Rachel Hobart,
Daniel 1784-1868, of Jaffrey, farmer, whose wife was Sally Jones,
and Leonard Richardson, of Boston, her father, retail grocer, real
estate dealer, pioneer builder of tenement houses for the poorer
classes, assessor, alderman, member of the Boston Water Board,
water commissioner, acting mayor in 1873, who was born at Jaffrey
01 July 1825, married 15 April 1852 Mercy Fairbank Taylor (born at
Harvard, Mass., 27 July 1822, died in Boston 27 January 1894,
daughter of Phineas and Mercy (Fairbank) Taylor), and died in
Boston 13 July 1894.
Agnes Elizabeth Cutter attended the public
schools of Boston, was graduated from the Girls' High School in
1870, and entered Vassar College, where she received the degree of
Bachelor of Arts in 1874.
She was married 30 November 1887 to Enos Hoyt
Bigelow, S.B. (Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1875), M.D.
(Harvard, 1882), physician, son of George William and Grace Crosby
(Hoyt) Bigelow.
Mrs. Bigelow was a member of the Women's City
Club and the College Club, both of Boston, and was a trustee of
the Leonard R. Cutter Estate.
In 1898 she published a large volume entitled
"Leonard R. Cutter. In Memoriam."
Her husband and one son, Leonard Cutter
Bigelow of Boston, B.A. (Yale, 1910), LL.B. (Harvard, 1913),
survive her. Another son, George Hoyt Bigelow, A.B. (Harvard,
1912, as of 1913), M.D. (ib., 1916), DR. P. H. lib., 1921),
instructor in tropical medicine (1919-20), instructor in
preventive medicine and hygiene (1920-1), associate in public
health administration (1924-5), and lecturer in the School of
Public Health (1925-1932), at Harvard University, died in 1932.
Edgell Grove Cemetery and Mausoleum; Framingham, Middlesex
County, MA
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