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=== 1450 === Edwin A. Hills of Boston, brother of Joseph S. Hills deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1450;

=== 1458 === Andrew M. Faden of Boston guardian of minor children of Chas. W. Bowker, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 1458;

=== 1515 === James S. Savage of Boston, son of James S. Savage deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1515;

=== 1643 === Elizabeth P. Gray of Boston widow of Frederick T. Gray, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1643;

=== 1778 === Jarvis D. Braman of Boston, son of Lucy C. Braman deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1778;

=== 1807 === John F. Sampson of Dorcester son in-law of Otis Wright, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1807;

=== 1828 === James Leeds of Boston, brother of Timo. C. Leeds, dec^d prop^r of lot no. 1828.

=== 2080 === Dr. Fetch Edw^d Oliver of Boston, guardian of only child of W^m E. Coale dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 2080;

=== 2104 === Adams Ayer of Roxbury, son-in law of Holmes Hinkley dec^d proprietor of lot numbered 2104;

=== 2123 === Otis Drury of Boston, trustee under will of Cyrus Alger, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 2123;

=== 2145 === Amor Hollingsworth of Milton Trustee under will & guardⁿ of only child of John M. Hollingsworth dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 2145;

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Proprietors' Adj^d Annual Meeting. Feb.y 15, 1869.

Adjourned Annual Meeting of the Proprietors Monday February 15, 1869

An adjourned meeting of the Proprietors of the Cemetery of Mount Auburn was held at the Horticultural Hall Tremont Street. Boston. on Monday February 15^th 1869. at half past 3 o'clock PM.

A quorum being in attendance, the President D^r Bigelow took the chair _ it was

Voted. To dispense with reading of the record of the last meeting.

Report of the Trustees on the proposed Amendment of the Charter accepted _

The President stated the object of the meeting to be to consider the Report of the Trustees on the proposed amendment of the Charter.

On motion of D^r Winslow Lewis,

Voted. To accept the report of the Trustees without reading; copies of the same having been mailed to the members of the Corporation.

Suggest Amendments to the Report

William Brigham Esq moved the adoption of the report; pending which, several amendments were proposed. ,

the first by W^m A Wingate Esq, that the last clause of section third be amended, so that trustees should not be re=eligible until six years after the expiration of their term,

another by J D Braman Esq; that section third be so amended as to divide the board into three classes of four each.