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Pages That Mention Parkman, William

1865 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 4, 1831.005.004

Trustees Records, Vol. 4, 1865 (page 178)
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Trustees Records, Vol. 4, 1865 (page 178)

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Report of Finance Committee Continued _ Belonging to Repair Fund _

Note receivable secured by Mortgage ~ Wm G. Weld 4.000.00
" [Note] " [receivable] " [secured by] " [Mortgage] _ Wm Parkman 5.000.00 9.000.00
30 Shares Atlas Bank, at origional cost ___ 2.970.00
15 " [Shares] Western Raild ___ 1.202.50
United States 5/20 Bonds ___ 29.300.00
___ ___ $42.472.50
Schedule B.
No. Date
3210 3.510.00 2.760.67 6.270.67
3285 5.675.00 3.856.67 9.531.67
3386 5.041.00 2.986.80 8.027.80
3498 4.325.00 2.201.56 6.526.56
3587 3.159.06 1.343.10 4.502.16
3665 3.595.82 1.242.12 4.837.94
3720 5.002.45 1.362.55 6.365.00
3794 6.461.80 1.126.02 7.587.82
3841 6.681.82 701.23 7.383.05
3885 9.124.76 375.37 9.500.13
3965 7.446.46 ___ 7.446.46
___ ___ $60.023.17 17.956.09 77.979.26
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