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1873-01-08 Sphinx: Jacob Bigelow to the Proprietors, 1831.011.002

1873-01-08 Sphinx: Jacob Bigelow to the Proprietors, 1831.011.002 - p2
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1873-01-08 Sphinx: Jacob Bigelow to the Proprietors, 1831.011.002 - p2

Proprietors of Mount Auburn Cemetery to have and to hold the same forever

In witness whereof I have hereto set me hand and seal the Eighth day of January, A. D. Eighteen hundred and seventy three. Jacob Bigelow [seal: green stamp affixed] Witness - Saml. Batchelder Jr. Mary S. Bigelow

[letterhead: embossed oval]

Dear Sir - As I do not like unnecessary prolixity I enclose you a compendious form of transfer of the Sphynx, which if you think sufficiently and legally binding I shall be ready to sign as soon as the pending inscription which is promised by the Superintendent shall be finished.

When all is ready, please callat my house and take and witness my signature. Yours truly Jacob Bigelow

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