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id 10 firstname Simon Tuttle lastname Atherton birthyr 1803 deathyr 1888 bio Atherton, Simon Tuttle (1803-1888), of Harvard, MA, was born in Shirley, MA. He served as trustee for 50 years. In this capacity, for decades, he spent two days a week at the state capitol looking after the community's business interests. Under his leadership, in 1845, the Harvard Shakers issued the first of the community's eleven herb catalogs with 197 herbs for sale. In 1853 his agricultural communication describing the experiences of the Harvard, MA, Shakers appeared in the U.S. Commissioner of Patents " Report..Jor Agriculture." By constantly exercising honesty and integrity toward the public, his motto: "A Good name is Better than Riches" earned the Harvard Shakers high esteem and recognition from the "World's people." villageplus Harvard. MA
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id 1392 firstname Simon Tuttle lastname Atherton birthdate 1803-05-19 deathdate 1888-10-07 source findgrave sourceid 1973617:127221452 sourceurl http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GScid=1973617&GRid=127221452
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id 32 FirstName Simon MiddleName Tuttle LastName Atherton Town Shirley Sequence 32 leader 1 County Middlesex Familys Chh OriginalSource Chh AdmittedCode 18081128 DOB 05/19/1803 ChhCovenant1814 30 DeceasedCode 18881001 DOBCode 18030519 Admitted 11/28/1808 Deceased 10/01/1888 Gender M State MA fromVillage Shirley ChhCovenant1831 17
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ID 325 FULLNAME Atherton, Simon Tuttle ISSUE tm1811 DETAILS At Harvard, Simon Tuttle Atherton died Oct. 1st. of heart failure; aged eighty-five years, four months and twelve days. He has lived in the Society eighty years. In 1833 he was appointed one of the trustees. In 1847 he became Senior trustee, in which office he spent the remainder of his life. Even at his advanced age the Society sustains an irreparable loss. His diligence in business cannot be excelled and has few equals. His integrity bears not the taint of suspicion. Punctuality was prominent among his many virtues. It was no fault of his if all accounts were not cancelled in due time. Some one has said, "In the open hand of death we have only what we gave, what we keep we lose." Then his wealth must be great who gave all he had�a whole long and arduous life for the common good. In storms and adversities he was oak and rock never faltering in duty. Duty was the dial on which he measured time. Now that the duties of life have all heen well done, and the sun touches the western horizon, and lengthening shadows slant towards the east, then surrounded by friends the harvester comes with a strain of music. So much departed worth is felt by a large circle of acquaintances whose memory they cherish with respect.
AGE eighty-five years, four months and twelve days. DEATHDATE 1888-10-01 VILLAGE Harvard, MA FirstNAME Simon Tuttle LastNAME Atherton
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