Mount Auburn Cemetery

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#2965-S

Feb. 19, 1889.

Mrs. Mary M. Wilson, Boston.

Dear Madam:-

Your note is received. Lot 2965 is worth about $250.00 if without interments. As the Corporation does not buy lots, the lot would not be worth anything to us.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

R. T.-S

Feb. 20, 1889.

C. H. Ames, Esq., Newtonville.

Dear Sir:-

Your note is received. I enclose a corrected bill for rent of receiving tomb to March 7th. This is the amount that would be charged were the remains to be removed at once. After that date you can provide for each month entered upon, and so avoid our having to make a rebate.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

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Lot 61

Lot of Elisha Hurlburt deceased (61) John H. Noble of Somerville (doing business in Boston) husband of one of the devisees of said deceased.

Lot 63

Lot of John T Torrey deceased (63) Maria Torrey of Cambridge widow of said deceased.

Lot 79

Lot of William Whitney deceased (79) Sarah Whitney of Boston widow of said deceased.

Lot 86

Lot of Aaron Blood deceased (no 86) Ellen Blood of Boston widow of said deceased

Lot 94

Lot of Samuel Norwood deceased (94) George M Norwood of Roxbury oldest son of said deceased

Lot 108

Lot of Thomas H. Perkins Jr deceased (108) T. H. Perkins of Boston son of said deceased.

Lot 125

Lot of David A Simmons deceased (125) Thomas Simmons of Roxbury brother of said deceased.

Lot 127

Lot of Matilda D Mountfort deceased (127) George Mountfort of Boston brother in law of said deceased

Lot 135

Lot of Samuel M Hurlburt deceased (135) Sophia R Richardson formerly widow of said deceased of Newtonville Mass.

Lot of Isaac Williams deceased (142) Henry

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Trustees Jan'y, 13, 1875

Trustees, their relations to the Cem'y & props &c, rep. to Com. Sec p.337

to the Cemetery and to the proprietors as established by the several Acts creating the board, and what if any suggestions arising therefrom should properly be made to the proprietors of their next annual meeting be referred to a committee consisting of M^r Choate to consider and report at the next meeting of the Board.

Sales of land to delinquent purchasers to be annulled, unless. &c

On motion of M^r Choate, it was

Voted, – that the Secretary be instructed to notify all parties reported by the Superintendent as purchasers of land at Mt Auburn who are in arrears of payment therefor, that the transaction will be considered as annulled unless settlement is made on or before the 25 inst. [Letter Bk. Vol. 3, pp. 394 to 396.]

A statement of the sales of land effected by the Superintendent from December 9, 1874 to date having been submitted and read; also a statement of land remaining unpaid for to date. (certificates outstanding). it was

Voted, – that said statements be accepted and placed on file.

[For entry omitted here see next page:]

Upon the petitions of the parties in interest, representatives were designated for lots as follows, viz:

1319 Sarah E. Allen, (M^rs Joseph S.) of Newtonville, daughter of M^rs Sanna C. Valentine, ^{(Mrs Charles)} declared proprietor of Lot numbered Thirteen hundred & nineteen.

My address is

Prof. Joseph William Jenks, P.O. Box 145, Newtonville, Middlesex Co., Mass^tts.