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Prince, Helen Choate

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Prince, Helen Choate

Inquired about work on both [[Lot 1158]] and [[Lot 3050]]. She is not buried at the cemetery. Wife of <a href="https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/charles-a-prince/">Charles A. Prince</a>, who served as the director of the Player's League Boston club in 1890 and the president of the Boston Reds of the American Association in 1891. Granddaughter of [[Choate, Rufus|Rufus Choate]] and [[Choate, Helen O.|Helen O. Choate]].

Prince, Helen Choate

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