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Marian A. Sargent1853 - 1924

Mrs. Lucius Manlius Sargent

By the 1882-1883 winter season, 184 Beacon was the home of T. Jefferson and Hetty Coolidge’s son-in-law and daughter, attorney Lucius Manlius Sargent and Marian Appleton (Coolidge) Sargent. They previously had lived at 231 Beacon.

In May of 1883, Lucius Sargent applied for (and subsequently received) permission to build a stable at the rear of the property.

Lucius Sargent died in November of 1893, and Marian Sargent moved thereafter to the Tudor at the corner of Beacon and Joy Streets. By the 1903-1904 winter season she was living with her widowed father at 315 Dartmouth (Hetty Coolidge had died in March of 1901).

https://backbayhouses.org/184-beacon/ I.S. 1/5/2018

http://www.masshist.org/database/viewer.php?item_id=2256

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(c) 2017 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Marian A. Sargent
12 July 1921
(c) 2017 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
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17 February 1921
(c) 2017 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Marian A. Sargent
12 July 1921
(c) 2017 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Marian A. Sargent
early 20th century
(c) 2017 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Marian A. Sargent
early 20th century
(c) 2017 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Marian A. Sargent
early 20th century
(c) 2017 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Marian A. Sargent
early 20th century
(c) 2017 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Marian A. Sargent
17 October 1921
(c) 2017 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
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17 October 1921
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