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1856-05-13 Winthrop Statue: George W. Bond to Jacob Bigelow, draft to Richard S. Greenough, 1831.039.007-005

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1856-05-13 Winthrop Statue: George W. Bond to Jacob Bigelow, draft to Richard S. Greenough (Page 1)
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1856-05-13 Winthrop Statue: George W. Bond to Jacob Bigelow, draft to Richard S. Greenough (Page 1)

Dear Sir

Enclosed are papers received from Mr. Parker. Shall the draft be paid? If yes, approved

Yours respectfully

Geo. Wm. Bond Treas.

No. 7 Milk St

Last edit about 3 years ago by Elizabeth Casner
1856-05-13 Winthrop Statue: George W. Bond to Jacob Bigelow, draft to Richard S. Greenough (Page 2)
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1856-05-13 Winthrop Statue: George W. Bond to Jacob Bigelow, draft to Richard S. Greenough (Page 2)

Approved, without recourse to Jacob Bigelow committee of Trustees of Mount Auburn Cemetery

R. S. Greenough draft $1500.

Last edit about 3 years ago by Elizabeth Casner
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