Mount Auburn Cemetery

33 School St Boston, Novem^r 2. 1861

Stillman Willis Esq.

Dear Sir,

Will you authorize me to let Capt Winsor, our Sup^t, have four 8 inch granite posts set on the corners of your 6 lots on Lawn Avenue - 2940 to 2945 inclusive, that your bounds may be established.

We have sold the last lot left on Laburnum Path, and wish to have all these lots put on the new survey: but wooden sticks are very liable to be misplaced.

The expense to you will not exceed $10. -

Please reply and oblige.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge Secretary

33 School St. Boston Oct. 24, 1861

Jacob Foss Esq Charlestown.

Dear Sir, I am instructed by the Committee on Lots in the Cemetery of Mount Auburn to notify you that they have considered your application in reference to the perpetual care of lots 719 & 720, and that they will in behalf of the Corporation contract with you for such care of lot 719, for the sum of $600, and of lot 720 for the sum of $400.

I am very respectfully Your Ob^t Serv^t

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

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Sept^r 3 [186]7

Dear Sir,

The Committee on Lots have directed me to notify you that they will contract to keep forever in repair lot no. 454, of late I. Atkins, after some repairs shall have been made on payment of four hundred & seventy five dollars ($475)

The regrading & painting which is required will cost about $36. --

Very Respy yours

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

I.F. Dobson Esq

Sept. 3 [186]7

Dear Sir,

Your application made through Mr Gay to know for what sum this Corporation will guarantee the perpetual repair of your lot no. 558, has been laid before the Com^ee on Lots, and I have been directed to inform you that they will contract with you for the same on payment of four hundred and fifty dollars ($450.)

Very Respy yours

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

Stillman Willis Esq

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