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Pages That Mention Oliver, Francis J.

1835 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 1, 1831.005.001

Trustees Records, Vol. 1, 1835 (page 008)
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Trustees Records, Vol. 1, 1835 (page 008)

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The subscribers, being Proprietors of lots in the Cemetery of Mount Auburn, hereby signify their assent to the Act of the Legislature passed the , entitled an Act to incorporated the Proprietors of the Cemetery of Mount Auburn.— Dated .

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John P Thorndike Benjamin F. White M Davis
Caleb Curtis Chas. Barnard. Joseph W Story
Henry J. Howe Abel Adams Isaac Parker
Rob G Shaw Saml Whitwell
Richard Fletcher John Henshaw Jacob Bigelow
Zeb Cook Jr S. G. Williams Charles Tappan
Robert Farley Charles Brown.
B. B. Grant Francis Watts Charles P. Curtis.
Samuel R. Coolidge Thomas Davis John Farrar
Elisha Haskell G. W. Pratt. John C. Gray.
Oliver Eldredge Andrew T. Hall Saml Appleton
Jas. T Buckingham James Read
Henry H. Fuller.- B. A. Gould
James Boyd Chs. W. Foster George Bond
C Frederick Adams Francis J. Oliver Aa Baldwin
Charles Scudder Jas. Savage Henry Lienow
Charles B. Shaw Levi Bartlett Robt Waterston
Elijah Cobb Nathaniel Praxam Amos Lawrence
Henry Edwards Abbott Lawrence
Tho. Motley John Tappan. Wm. W. Stone
J Martin J. R. Ames? Henry Rice
Henry B. Stone J Binney
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