Erwin Augustus 9 BIGELOW

erwin amieA
Highland Cemetery; Norwood, Norfolk County, MA

15182.4451         Erwin Augustus 9 BIGELOW, son of Lyman Waldo 8 ( Lyman 7 , Gershom 6 ,Ivory 5 , Gershom 4, John 3, Samuel 2, John 1) and Catherine (HOWARD) BIGELOW, was born at Boxborough, MA on 06 October 1850 and married Annie (Amy) Leighton Fisher on 26 November 1873. She was the daughter of Rev. Ebenezer and Annie W. (Leighton) Fisher, born 29 April 1850 in Salem, MA. She died 31 August 1887 in Norwood, MA, where they resided.

Children of Erwin and Annie (Fisher) Bigelow:

15182.44511    Harry Augustus, b 22 Sept 1874 Norwood, MA; d 08 Jan 1950 (aged 75); (Law Professor, author of Law Textbooks, res Chicago, IL); m 12 Apr 1902 Mary Parker, b ____ ; d 15 Jan 1920; (see below)

15182.44512    Catherine Leighton, b 23 Aug 1878 Great Falls, NH; d 02 Jul 1945 (aged 66) San Angelo, Tom Green County, TX; (see below)

15182.44513    Amie "Amy" (Annie?) Woodworth, b 13 July 1880 Waltham, MA; d ____ ; m 17 Sept 1906 Henry William Stone (b 25 Mar 1866); 1 child known: Marjorie Stone (b 31 Dec 1910) (see below)

Sources:
Bigelow Family Genealogy Vol II , p 329 child;
Howe, Bigelow Family of America; p 459;
vital records Boxborough and Norwood, MA.
Note 2009:
Subject: Catherine Leighton Bigelow Born Aug 23 1878 in Great Falls, NH
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 18:07:18 -0500
From: Michael Donaldson < msdinlgp@gmail.com >
I stumbled upon The Bigelow website as I was trying to track down information on this person.  She would be my maternal grandmother's sister.
All this is derived from  my hard copy of the Bigelow Family of America dated 1890.  Catherine would be the ninth generation and person 4973.  The Annie (4974), is corrected to Amie in my grandmother's hand and further to the, Amy, that she went by.
Why my interest?  I have a Kappa Alpha Theta sorority pin in her name dated November 6, 1809 and I suppose too much time.  She would age 31.  I've tried the national office of the sorority with no success as I look for other information. I don't quite know how to work the web site but if you have anything, I would be interested.
Thanks,  MikeD
schott
Fairmount Cemetery; San Angelo, Tom Green County, TX
Christine Zeis Schott (partner??)


More from Find a Grave
per MA, U.S., Birth Records, 1840-1915, #10=Erwin Augustus Bigelow; Male; Birth=6 Oct 1850 Boxborough, MA; parents=Lyman Waldo Bigelow, born Boxborough, merchant and Catharine Bigelow, born Hingham *handwritten document, scanned very dark
per MA, U.S., Marriage Records, 1840-1915, #3=Erwin A Bigelow; 39y; Birth=abt 1851 Boxboro; merchant; #2 marriage; parents=Lyman W and Catherine Bigelow; Spouse=Mary A Cragin; 36y; Birth=abt 1854 Boston; parents=Daniel and Jane Cragin; #1 marriage; Marriage=21 Jan 1890 Norwood, MA; * handwritten document, scanned very dark
per MA, U.S., Mason Membership Cards, 1733-1990=Erwin Augustus Bigelow; Birth=6 Oct 1850 Boxboro; Death=12 Oct 1907; Last Residence Place=East Weymouth; Lodge=Orphan’s Hope; Occupation=Coal and Grain Dealer; joined Orient Lodge 1889-5-13
per MA, U.S., Death Index, 1901-1980=Erwin Augustus Bigelow; Death=1907 Norwood, MA;
Volume Number=80; Page Number=279; Index Volume Number=52; Reference Number=F63.M363 v.52
Contributor: z4critters (48036442)


harry 10

Harry A. Bigelow (1874-1950) was born in Norwood, Massachussetts. He graduated from Harvard University in 1896 and went on to earn a law degree from his alma mater in 1899. He spent one year teaching criminal law at Harvard before relocating to Honolulu where he practiced law for three years. Bigelow married in 1902. His wife, Mary Parker, died in 1920. In 1904 he was appointed to the faculty of the University of Chicago Law School, which had been founded just two years prior. Bigelow spent the remainder of his career at the University of Chicago, serving as Dean of the Law School from 1929 through to his retirement in 1935. As Professor Emeritus, however, Bigelow continued to teach in the Law School long after his formal retirement. An expert in property law, Bigelow served as an advisor to the American Law Institutue. He was also a member of the Academy of Arts and Sciences and the Order of the Coif. An avid big game hunter, Bigelow traveled to Africa for several expeditions. He died from heart failure in 1950 and was survived by his sister.

From the guide to the Bigelow, Harry A. Papers, 1925-1948, (Special Collections Research Center University of Chicago Library 1100 East 57th Street Chicago, Illinois 60637 U.S.A.) -- Find A Grave contributor TAYLOR


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