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1860 Copying Book: Secretary's Letters and Treasurer's Letters, 2005.062.003

Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 360)
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Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 360)

Dear Sir,

As you propose to come in^early in the week, I thought it better to return to you the report of today, to allow you to add to it the 1448 feet for Chas. A. Cotting. Of this 330 ft should be reported as an addition to lot no. 3012 - Mary M. Bourne - and 1118 feet report as a new lot to Chas. U. Cotting, giving it a new number. You had better put it into our [?] for him to go to Mr Bond with & enclose to him by mail Monday morning, or leave with me before 9 o'clock.

No. 3691 I have applied to lot of Mrs Henry L. Richardson, on Snowdrop P. No. 3727 to ^half of old lot of Martha Lithgow, on Tulip Path. I will report to which half as soon as I can ascertain from the heirs.

The iron numbers had better be transferred to those lots now in order to avoid mistakes.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge Sec.

360

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Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 361)
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Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 361)

A. L. Devens Esq

Dear Sir,

The Trustees have authorized the division of lot 1594 into two, by reconveying to the Corporation in taking two new deeds. The reconveyancec will need to be signed by Mrs Jane C. Devens, yourself & brother, Charles. If you will look for the deed, & bring or send it in, I will prepare the transfer, if you wish. I find the deed was originally delivered to Mr John L. Payson. This may give you some clue in case you do not find it readily.

Will you please also answer this question. We give you two numbers the old one - 1594 - and a new one 3727. This is the best I can do. We will say 1594 to Thos. M. Devens 3727 to heirs of Mary Devens. In [?] [?] to locate correctly the numbers on the plan, & avoid future mistakes, it will be necessary to know which side of the lot belongs to Thos. M. & his mother -- & which to you & brother. This is determined by the will, which gives to Jane C. that part which contains the remains of her late husband Richd C. Devens and to you & your brother the part in which your mother is buried.

As the snow covers the ground, it only remains for you to tell me which is the one & which the other. For this purpose, I send you sketch from our plans. Please indicate, as you stand in Tulip Path & face the lots, which is left, & which right.

I also enclose petition to be signed yourself & brother.

Your immediate attention will enable me to insert the new arrangements in the catalogue now going to press.

Yours Respy

A. J. Coolidge Sec.y

361

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