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34

Wm. H. Hull Esq

42 Cornhill, Boston

Dear Sir

There will be no
Balance to pay to H. B. Mackintosh
Treasr on Lot 225 on a/c Mrs
L. B. Ryder for the year 1872

Very Respectfully

James W Lovering Supt

per Childs

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gbenoit

I suspect that Mrs. L. B. Ryder is Lucretia B. Ryder, but so far I have been unable to find further information on the connection between her, lot 225, and/or a Mr. William H. Hull (who himself is buried in Waltham at Mount Feake Cemetery and, as far as I can tell, does not have any direct relatives at Mount Auburn)

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