James Garty - Revision history

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	[[File:Concord Center 1870s.jpg\|thumb\|"Garty Block" is the left most building and still stands today. ]]		[[File:Concord Center 1870s.jpg\|thumb\|"Garty Block" is the left most building and still stands today. ]]
	James Garty was a Past Master of Corinthian Lodge in 1870. In 1872, with the original lodge building falling into disrepair the lodge agreed to move to a new location, the "Garty Block". A new building in the center of town which still exists today (7 Main Street). The lodge met there until 1882 when it moved back into it's original home and home since at 58 Monument Square. <ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/~~10MHkevlw%20CwtfV~~-iFKbFOKtQW8YPXcTa/view~~?usp=sharing~~ Corinthian Lodge Meeting Minutes 1864-1871]</ref>		James Garty was a Past Master of Corinthian Lodge in 1870. In 1872, with the original lodge building falling into disrepair the lodge agreed to move to a new location, the "Garty Block". A new building in the center of town which still exists today (7 Main Street). The lodge met there until 1882 when it moved back into it's original home and home since at 58 Monument Square. <ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/10MHkevlw_CwtfV-iFKbFOKtQW8YPXcTa/view Corinthian Lodge Meeting Minutes 1864-1871]</ref> <ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/10g_YARNVZa0tQl47Q7rOTRFA4G020SJe/view Corinthian Lodge Meeting Minutes 1872-1879]</ref>

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	[[File:Concord Center 1870s.jpg\|thumb\|"Garty Block" is the left most building and still stands today. ]]		[[File:Concord Center 1870s.jpg\|thumb\|"Garty Block" is the left most building and still stands today. ]]
	James Garty was a Past Master of Corinthian Lodge in 1870. In 1872, with the original lodge building falling into disrepair the lodge agreed to move to a new location, the "Garty Block". A new building in the center of town which still exists today (7 Main Street). The lodge met there until 1882 when it moved back into it's original home and home since at 58 Monument Square. <ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/10MHkevlw%20CwtfV-iFKbFOKtQW8YPXcTa/view?usp=sharing ~~1864-1871~~ Corinthian Lodge Meeting Minutes~~]</ref> <ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/10g_YARNVZa0tQl47Q7rOTRFA4G020SJe/view?usp=sharing 1872~~-~~1879 Corinthian Lodge Meeting Minutes~~]</ref>		James Garty was a Past Master of Corinthian Lodge in 1870. In 1872, with the original lodge building falling into disrepair the lodge agreed to move to a new location, the "Garty Block". A new building in the center of town which still exists today (7 Main Street). The lodge met there until 1882 when it moved back into it's original home and home since at 58 Monument Square. <ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/10MHkevlw%20CwtfV-iFKbFOKtQW8YPXcTa/view?usp=sharing Corinthian Lodge Meeting Minutes 1864-1871]</ref>

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	[[File:Concord Center 1870s.jpg\|thumb\|"Garty Block" is the left most building and still stands today. ]]		[[File:Concord Center 1870s.jpg\|thumb\|"Garty Block" is the left most building and still stands today. ]]
	James Garty was a Past Master of Corinthian Lodge in 1870. In 1872, with the original lodge building falling into disrepair the lodge agreed to move to a new location, the "Garty Block". A new building in the center of town which still exists today (7 Main Street). The lodge met there until 1882 when it moved back into it's original home and home since at 58 Monument Square.		James Garty was a Past Master of Corinthian Lodge in 1870. In 1872, with the original lodge building falling into disrepair the lodge agreed to move to a new location, the "Garty Block". A new building in the center of town which still exists today (7 Main Street). The lodge met there until 1882 when it moved back into it's original home and home since at 58 Monument Square. <ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/10MHkevlw%20CwtfV-iFKbFOKtQW8YPXcTa/view?usp=sharing 1864-1871 Corinthian Lodge Meeting Minutes]</ref> <ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/10g_YARNVZa0tQl47Q7rOTRFA4G020SJe/view?usp=sharing 1872-1879 Corinthian Lodge Meeting Minutes]</ref>

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	Upon returning to Concord after the war, Garty shifted his focus to the stonework business, which he pursued for several years before retiring. In retirement, he tended to his property on Middle Street, known for its aesthetically arranged grounds admired by many.		Upon returning to Concord after the war, Garty shifted his focus to the stonework business, which he pursued for several years before retiring. In retirement, he tended to his property on Middle Street, known for its aesthetically arranged grounds admired by many.

	From 1888 to 1897, Garty served as a road commissioner in Concord, holding the position of chairman for the last eight years of his service. His contributions to the town's infrastructure highlighted his commitment to the community.<ref>"James Garty ~~Dead," The Boston Globe, January 22, 1905.~~</ref>		From 1888 to 1897, Garty served as a road commissioner in Concord, holding the position of chairman for the last eight years of his service. His contributions to the town's infrastructure highlighted his commitment to the community.<ref>[https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-boston-globe-obituary-for-james-gart/157119249/ Boston Globe obituary for James Garty]</ref>

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	== Death ==		== Death ==
	James Garty passed away at his home on Middle Street in Concord on January 21, 1905, following complications from a series of paralysis attacks. He was 81 years old. His funeral took place at his home on the afternoon of January 24, 1905. He is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.		James Garty passed away at his home on Middle Street in Concord on January 21, 1905, following complications from a series of paralysis attacks. He was 81 years old. His funeral took place at his home on the afternoon of January 24, 1905. He is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
	~~[https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-boston-globe-obituary-for-james-gart/157119249/ Boston Globe obituary for James Garty]~~

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	James Garty passed away at his home on Middle Street in Concord on January 21, 1905, following complications from a series of paralysis attacks. He was 81 years old. His funeral took place at his home on the afternoon of January 24, 1905. He is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.		James Garty passed away at his home on Middle Street in Concord on January 21, 1905, following complications from a series of paralysis attacks. He was 81 years old. His funeral took place at his home on the afternoon of January 24, 1905. He is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
	[~~http~~://~~James%20Garty%20obiturary%20in%20the%20Boston%20Globe~~. "Boston Globe obituary for James Garty"]		[https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-boston-globe-obituary-for-james-gart/157119249/ Boston Globe obituary for James Garty]

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	James Garty passed away at his home on Middle Street in Concord on January 21, 1905, following complications from a series of paralysis attacks. He was 81 years old. His funeral took place at his home on the afternoon of January 24, 1905. He is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.		James Garty passed away at his home on Middle Street in Concord on January 21, 1905, following complications from a series of paralysis attacks. He was 81 years old. His funeral took place at his home on the afternoon of January 24, 1905. He is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
	[http://James%20Garty%20obiturary%20in%20the%20Boston%20Globe. "~~https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-boston-globe-~~obituary-for~~-james-gart/157119249/~~]		[http://James%20Garty%20obiturary%20in%20the%20Boston%20Globe. "Boston Globe obituary for James Garty"]

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	== Death ==		== Death ==
	James Garty passed away at his home on Middle Street in Concord on January 21, 1905, following complications from a series of paralysis attacks. He was 81 years old. His funeral took place at his home on the afternoon of January 24, 1905. He is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.		James Garty passed away at his home on Middle Street in Concord on January 21, 1905, following complications from a series of paralysis attacks. He was 81 years old. His funeral took place at his home on the afternoon of January 24, 1905. He is buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
			[http://James%20Garty%20obiturary%20in%20the%20Boston%20Globe. "https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-boston-globe-obituary-for-james-gart/157119249/]

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	== Legacy ==		== Legacy ==
	James Garty’s dedication to both his business ventures and civic responsibilities, along with his role as a Past Master, left a meaningful legacy in Concord. He is remembered as a well-regarded figure who contributed to the town’s development and Masonic history.		James Garty’s dedication to both his business ventures and civic responsibilities, along with his role as a Past Master, left a meaningful legacy in Concord. He is remembered as a well-regarded figure who contributed to the town’s development and Masonic history.

			== References ==

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	Upon returning to Concord after the war, Garty shifted his focus to the stonework business, which he pursued for several years before retiring. In retirement, he tended to his property on Middle Street, known for its aesthetically arranged grounds admired by many.		Upon returning to Concord after the war, Garty shifted his focus to the stonework business, which he pursued for several years before retiring. In retirement, he tended to his property on Middle Street, known for its aesthetically arranged grounds admired by many.

	From 1888 to 1897, Garty served as a road commissioner in Concord, holding the position of chairman for the last eight years of his service. His contributions to the town's infrastructure highlighted his commitment to the community.		From 1888 to 1897, Garty served as a road commissioner in Concord, holding the position of chairman for the last eight years of his service. His contributions to the town's infrastructure highlighted his commitment to the community.<ref>"James Garty Dead," The Boston Globe, January 22, 1905.</ref>

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	James Garty’s dedication to both his business ventures and civic responsibilities, along with his role as a Past Master, left a meaningful legacy in Concord. He is remembered as a well-regarded figure who contributed to the town’s development and Masonic history.		James Garty’s dedication to both his business ventures and civic responsibilities, along with his role as a Past Master, left a meaningful legacy in Concord. He is remembered as a well-regarded figure who contributed to the town’s development and Masonic history.

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	~~== References ==~~
	~~- "James Garty Dead," The Boston Globe, January 22, 1905.~~

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	== References ==		== References ==
	- "James Garty Dead," ~~newspaper article~~, January 22, ~~1911~~.		- "James Garty Dead," The Boston Globe, January 22, 1905.