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Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Pages That Mention Oakes, James

1873 Copying Book: Superintendent's Letters, 2005.062.005

CB03_0021
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CB03_0021

21

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[diagram: intersection of Spruce Ave & Mound Ave, indicating grave sites referred to in letter p.20]

Spruce Ave.

Mound Ave.

[?bern] [Mobey?] Oakes

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