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Calvary Cemetery

Cemetery1910–1946

74 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1910–1946: 70 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 4 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome. See the page about Calvary Cemetery: what it is, who appears with it.

Kind
Cemetery
Records
74: 70 Board decisions, 4 facts from city reports
Years
1910–1946

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 74 records, in date order: the ones an editor picked first, then the highest scored. The one-line summaries were written by a language model from the printed page; open the page to check the wording.

WhenWhat the record saysOutcomeSource
1910Calvary Cemetery · acquired: purchased by J. S. Alemany, formerly Roman Catholic Archbishop of the Diocese of San Franciscoproperty_recordCity report: Official opinions of Percy V. Long, City Attorney of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California ; [1908-1912]
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1910Turk Street fronting Calvary Cemetery · finding: City had no title to the fee in Turk Street; fee was in the Catholic Archbishop of the Diocese of San FranciscofindingCity report: Official opinions of Percy V. Long, City Attorney of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California ; [1908-1912]
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1924-03-24Proposed ordinance would order bodies removed from Calvary Cemetery as a health hazard; vote not printed here.ordinanceBoard decision
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1924-04-07A bill to clear Calvary Cemetery, bounded by Geary, Turk and Masonic avenues, was passed for printing.passed first readingBoard decision
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1924-04-07Ordinance on removing cemeteries, including Calvary Cemetery, deferred to the next regular session for final passage.continuedBoard decision
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1924-04-07Bodies at Calvary Cemetery to be removed within five yearspassed first readingBoard decision
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1924-04-21Ordinance ordering removal of all human remains from Calvary Cemetery was passed for printing on April 7, 1924.passed first readingBoard decision
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1924-04-21Proposed ordinance would order all human remains removed from Calvary Cemetery, bounded by Geary Street and Masonic Avenue, within five years.ordinanceBoard decision
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1924-04-21Supervisors proposed an ordinance ordering disinterment of bodies from Calvary Cemetery, bounded by Geary, Turk and Masonic avenues, within two years.ordinanceBoard decision
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1924-04-21Proposed ordinance to disinter and remove bodies from Calvary Cemetery was indefinitely postponed by the Board.ordinanceBoard decision
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1924-04-21An ordinance is proposed ordering removal of human remains from Calvary Cemetery, bounded by Geary, Turk and Masonic avenues.ordinanceBoard decision
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1924-04-21Calvary Cemetery told to begin moving bodies within two yearsordinanceBoard decision
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1924-04-21Calvary Cemetery told to begin moving bodies within two yearsordinanceBoard decision
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1924-04-28Action on the bill to remove Calvary Cemetery was postponed one week.continuedBoard decision
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1924-04-28Action on the bill to remove Calvary Cemetery was laid over to a special order for next Monday.continuedBoard decision
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1924-05-05Board postponed the ordinance to disinter and remove bodies from Calvary Cemetery until next Monday.continuedBoard decision
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1924-05-12Resolution to keep the Calvary Cemetery removal bill on the calendar pending court rulings was defeated.refusedBoard decision
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1924-05-12Ordinance to order removal of Calvary Cemetery, bounded by Geary Street and Masonic Avenue, passed for printing.passed first readingBoard decision
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1924-05-12Bill to remove Calvary Cemetery stays pending; the Archbishop's representative and opponents urged delay until court rulings.ordinanceBoard decision
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1924-05-19Ordinance to remove the bodies from Calvary Cemetery and reuse its land was taken up for final passage.ordinanceBoard decision
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1924-05-19Moving the Calvary Cemetery bodies would cost $2,674,000 (≈ $52.7 million in 2026 dollars), witnesses saidordinanceBoard decision
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1924-05-26Supervisor McSheehy's motion to reconsider the ordinance removing Calvary Cemetery was defeated, 11 to 5.refusedBoard decision
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1924-05-26Supervisor McSheehy moved to reconsider the earlier final passage of the ordinance removing Calvary Cemetery; the vote is not printed here.motionBoard decision
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1936-03-02Supervisor Uhl introduced a bill declaring Calvary Cemetery a health hazard and ordering removal of its human remains; outcome continues on next page.ordinanceBoard decision
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1936-03-02Bodies to be removed from Calvary Cemetery within three yearsordinanceBoard decision
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1936-09-08Bill 938 proposes ordering Calvary Cemetery, bounded by Geary, Turk and Masonic, disinterred and its remains removed within three years.ordinanceBoard decision
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1936-09-21Ordinance proposed to order disinterment and removal of human bodies from Calvary Cemetery, citing threats to public health and safety.ordinanceBoard decision
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1936-09-21Board continued consideration of an ordinance ordering removal of bodies from Calvary Cemetery to October 5, 1936.continuedBoard decision
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1936-09-28Board continued the Calvary Cemetery removal ordinance, which orders disinterment of bodies, to October 5, 1936.continuedBoard decision
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1936-10-05Board considers ordinance ordering removal of human remains from Calvary Cemetery, bounded by Geary Street and Masonic Avenue, within three years.ordinanceBoard decision
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1936-10-05Bodies at Calvary Cemetery ordered removed within three yearsordinanceBoard decision
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1936-10-13Calvary Cemetery removal referred to the City Engineer and City Planning Commission, to report back January 11, 1937.referredBoard decision
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1936-10-13Proposed ordinance orders all bodies removed from Calvary Cemetery, bounded by Geary, Turk and Masonic avenues, within three years.ordinanceBoard decision
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1936-10-13Bodies at Calvary Cemetery ordered removed within three yearsordinanceBoard decision
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1937-01-11Proposed ordinance orders all bodies removed from Calvary Cemetery within three years, citing public health.ordinanceBoard decision
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1937-03-22Bill to remove remains from Calvary Cemetery passed second reading by eleven ayes; final passage still pending.passed first readingBoard decision
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1937-03-22Bodies ordered removed from Calvary Cemetery within three yearsordinanceBoard decision
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1937-03-22Calvary Cemetery removal heard at length, then sent forwardordinanceBoard decision
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1937-03-22Proposed ordinance would order removal of human remains from Calvary Cemetery, bounded by Geary, Turk and Masonic avenues.ordinanceBoard decision
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1937-04-05Bodies ordered removed from Calvary Cemetery within three yearsordinanceBoard decision
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1937-04-05Ordinance proposed to order removal of human remains from Calvary Cemetery, bounded by Geary, Masonic and Turk streets.ordinanceBoard decision
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1937-04-19Calvary Cemetery removal ordinance, declaring the cemetery a health threat, was laid over until April 26, 1937.continuedBoard decision
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1937-04-26Bodies ordered removed from Calvary Cemetery within three yearsordinanceBoard decision
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1937-04-26Ordinance to remove Calvary Cemetery bodies was continued two weeks to May 10, 1937, on Supervisor McSheehy's motion.continuedBoard decision
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1937-05-10Board passed on final passage a bill providing for removal of Calvary Cemetery, 8 to 2; McSheehy sought reconsideration.passedBoard decision
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1937-05-10Bodies ordered removed from Calvary Cemetery within three yearsordinanceBoard decision
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1937-05-17Bill 938 providing for removal of Calvary Cemetery was finally passed by the Board.passedBoard decision
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1937-05-17Bodies ordered removed from Calvary Cemetery within three yearsordinanceBoard decision
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1939-07-05Resolution opposing use of Calvary Cemetery for a Housing Authority low-cost housing project was refused adoption.refusedBoard decision
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1939-07-05Resolution opposing low-cost housing on the Calvary Cemetery site was refused adoption by the Board, failing four to six.refusedBoard decision
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1939-07-05Supervisor Schmidt presented a resolution opposing the Housing Authority's use of Calvary Cemetery for low-cost housing.referredBoard decision
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1939-07-10Resolution opposing a low-cost housing project on Calvary Cemetery site failed on a 4-6 vote, with Uhl switching to no.refusedBoard decision
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1939-07-10Resolution opposing use of Calvary Cemetery site for low-cost housing adopted, asking the Housing Authority not to select it.passedBoard decision
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1939-07-10Calvary Cemetery low-cost housing resolution taken into the Board's hands for reconsideration after citizens spoke; rezoning still required.motionBoard decision
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1939-07-17Mayor Rossi returned Resolution 405, urging Calvary Cemetery housing site, unsigned because it was only an opinion and not legislation.resolutionBoard decision
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1943-09-07Board's request that federal agencies not build war-worker housing on Calvary Cemetery was referred to committee.referredBoard decision
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1944-07-03Supervisor Uhl's proposal to direct hearings on the future use of Laurel Hill and Calvary cemetery land was referred to the Building Committee.referredBoard decision
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1946-05-13Mayfair Heights Corporation offered to sell land from the former Calvary Cemetery for widening Geary Street and extending St. Joseph's Avenue.resolutionBoard decision
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1910F. A. Rouleau certificate · other: certificate of records examination for Calvary Cemetery titleeventCity report: Official opinions of Percy V. Long, City Attorney of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California ; [1908-1912]
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1910Calvary Cemetery · other: abstract of title signed by F. A. Rouleau, Searcher of Recordsproperty_recordCity report: Official opinions of Percy V. Long, City Attorney of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California ; [1908-1912]
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