Pages That Mention Baxter, Sarah
1860 Copying Book: Secretary's Letters and Treasurer's Letters, 2005.062.003
Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 087)
Dear Sir,
I have submitted to the Committee on Lots your request, to know you what sum this Corporation will assume the perpetual care of lot No. 1175 in the Cemetery belonging to Mrs. Sarah Skinner and have this reply. The Committee on Lots will recommend the Trustees to guarantee the perpetual care of this Lot after it has been put in repair satisfactory to the Superintendent, for $300.
The Superintendent in his report of the condition of the lot, after describing it in other particulars says: -“The lot is all moss! Requires grading, and fence wants some slight repairs, and also painting, with cost $25 to put it in good order.”
Your most respectfully Austin J. Coolidge Sec.y Mt. A. Cem.y
Capt D. L. Winsor, Supt Dear Sir,
The price proposed by the Comee on Lots for Perpetual care of lot no. 1676 on Cypress Av. owned by [devisees?] of late Sarah Baxter, of Newton, viz $400, having been accepted by the Secy and trustee, he, wishes to pay over not only that but the same necessary for present repair, & for the care of lot, as ordered, this year, in one sum; and it has been agreed with him that the lot shall be put into the condition, immediately, which you think proper, for its acceptance, and the amount be made [up?] and sent to Mr. H. C. Stephens for payment.
You said in the report of condition, under quest 7th “nothing except ‘tis set in brimstone, which eventually destroys the stone.”
You are authorized to put it in the requisite condition, and add to that charge the care for present year. The parties are very anxious to have this done at once.
Make bill to “Estate of Daniel Baxter, deceased.”
Truly yours
A.J. Coolidge Sec.y
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Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 091)
33 School St. Boston J. B. Thayer Esqr
Dear Sir,
Mr Stephens has just called upon me and desired me to send you the amount required in figures, for the perpetual care of the lot of Sarah Baxter, decd in Mt Auburn, for repairs, care of lot for 1863, and drawing & recording papers & services, - and he assents to the amount named by me - viz - $440.75
Yours truly
A. J. Coolidge Secretary
33 School St. Boston
Wm W. Goodwin Esq
Dear Sir,
Enclosed you find the contract for the perpetual repair of the Warren lot 1030 - which has been duly executed & recorded.
At your convenience, please enclose to $2. for drawing papers, getting executed & making record.
Yours truly
A. J. Coolidge Secretary Mt. A
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Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 124)
Dear Sir, your note of yesterday has come to hand: & I send the blanks requested. The order for "Removal to the Cemetery" is of no consequence, as it is difficult to keep the distinction, so as to have all orders for rein-- terment made outlaw, and I shall not print any more I send you is what remains of them.
The correction of lots 883 & 885 on the plan shall be attended to.—
I would like to have you [race?] over your entry books and see if your figures for the year agree with mine.
Whole no. internments 698, of which 116 are reinterments. (I generally consider the int. of soldiers brought home within a month or so, a 1st int.) No. depos. in R. Tomb 53: no. in Pub. Lots 67.
Truly yours, A.J. Coolidge Sec.y
H. C. Stephens Esq Dear Sir,
The Corporation is ready to receive the $400 stipulated for the perpetual care of lot 1673 (Sarah Baxter's) in Mt Auburn: and I suppose from what you said two months or so ago, you are ready to pay it.
I send you our form of donation in trust ready for execution. When you have paid over the amount to Mr Bond, Treasr at 167 Congress St., return the document with your signature &c for completion & record.
Yours truly
A. J. Coolidge Secy
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1859 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 3, 1831.005.003
Trustees Records, Vol. 3, 1859 (page 360)
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Trustees ~ Adjd Meeting .
Mr Austin for the Committee on Lots also submitted a report as follows: _
Report of Com. on Lots on Lots recently accepted for Perpetual Repair _
"The Committee on Lots Report, That they have contracted for the Perpetual repair of Lots not heretofore reported as follows: _
Lot No. 1030 | _ of the late Pelham W. Warren for | three hundred dollars _ | 300. |
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1790 | _ Ann L. Hatfield _ | three hundred dollars | 300. |
801 | _ Susan L. Willard _ | three hundred & fifty dollars | 350. |
126 | _ late Sophia Mumford _ | three hundred dollars | 300. |
1676 | _ late Sarah Baxter _ | four hundred dollars | 400. |
587 | First Univeralist Soc'y Boston _ | one hundred & sixty dollars | 160. |
2820 | _ Deborah C. Powars _ | two hundred dollars | 200. |
1250 | late Isaac Parker | } | |
1315 | Mary I. Parker^said Parker Exor | } One thousand dollars | 1000. |
1333 | Franny Cushing Parker | } | |
3324 | Wm C. Sears, Exor of Sarah Spring | six hundred & fifty dollars | 650. |
___ | Edward Austin | } Committee on |
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___ | Otis Norcross | } Lots _ |
Voted that this Board concur in the foregoing contracts.
1880-09-24 Letter: M.S. Shattuck to Mount Auburn, Lot 1340, "taken out of the care of the Corporation," 2014.020.004-013
Letter: M.S. Shattuck to Mount Auburn, 1880 September 24, Lot 1340 (page 2)
seen it in so shabby a condition as I found it this afternoon_ This too, after a complaint of the condition in which I found it in the early summer_
Wishing to compare this treatment, with the Corporation's care, of my aunt's_ ( Miss Baxter_ ) lot in the same Avenue_ I found that in good condition, and well cared for_
I would like to know,
definitely - that if in order to have the lot properly cared for, it is [underlined] necessary that it should be taken out of the care of the Corporation, and given to some other person --