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By Marlee Walters and Katie Alleman, Pratt School of Information Interns
Collection Overview
Title: Charlotte A. Hix Estate, 1940-1948
Extent: 1.0 Boxes
Arrangement: Documents are arranged by type into five series. Within each series, documents are divided into sub-series by creator and recipient, if applicable. All documents are arranged by date.
Subjects: Affidavits, Bronx Certified Mortgages, Coudert Brothers, Hix, Charlotte A., Lawyers Mortgage Corporation, Legal Documents, Lot 13439-42, New York (State) Insurance Department, New York (State) Supreme Court (New York County circuit), New York (State) Surrogate's Court (New York County), Receipts (Acknowledgments), Statement of Accounts
Forms of Material: Correspondence
Languages: English
Abstract
Charlotte A. Hix died in 1922 and was buried at Green-Wood Cemetery. In 1926, Green-Wood became the administrator c.t.a. of her estate. Charlotte had been the recipient of a legacy from her father, and as her heirs died and left their estates, containing legacies from her, Green-Wood became more involved with legal and financial transactions, recorded in her correspondences, receipts, and court documents.
Scope and Contents of the Materials
This collection consists of 10 file folders in one vertical file box containing 146 documents. The documents fall into five series: correspondence to and from Green-Wood, receipts for payments made to Green-Wood, court documents, statement of accounts, and miscellaneous documents. The documents range in date from 1940 to 1948, with one document from 1926.
Collection Historical Note
Charlotte Amelia Hix (nee Stevenson) died on February 22, 1922 and was buried at Green-Wood Cemetery. In 1926, Green-Wood became the administrator c.t.a. of her estate. Charlotte's parents, Walter and Elizabeth Stevenson, died in 1847 and 1873, respectively. Charlotte had seven brothers and sisters: Mary, George, James, William, Richard, Susan, and Sarah, all of whom preceded Charlotte in death, except for Sarah. As Walter died intestate, Charlotte eventually inherited her father's legacy. Having no other living siblings, Charlotte left her estate, including three properties in the Bronx and Manhattan, to her sister Sarah Matilda Stevenson. Sarah left her estate (including the legacy from Charlotte) to Caroline Phillips Van Loon when she died in 1936. Caroline Phillips Van Loon eventually bought out Green-Wood's administratorship of Charlotte's estate in 1948.
Subject/Index Terms
Administrative Information
Repository:
The Green-Wood Cemetery
Related Materials:
Memo file on lot 14339-42 [Stevenson Hix, Charlotte Amelia]
Processing Information:
Accession #: 004-2015
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Series:
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Series 1: Correspondence, 1941-1948],
[
Series 2: Receipts, 1942-1948],
[
Series 3: Court Documents, 1941-1948],
[
Series 4: Statement of Accounts, 1941-1948],
[Series 5: Miscellaneous, 1926 and 1947],
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All]
- Series 5: Miscellaneous, 1926 and 1947
- This series contains two documents that did not fall under the other series. One document is an office memo from Green-Wood Cemetery stating that it is acting as administrator of Charlotte A. Hix's estate and is dated 1926. The other document is a deposit slip from Lawyers Trust Company acknowledging a deposit made by Green-Wood in 1947.
- Folder 10
