ENTrustees Records, Vol. 7, 1886 (page 029)
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of a height greater than that permitted by the
conditions of the deed of said Lot, was presented,
and it was voted inexpedient to grant the re-
quest.
Representatives of Lots Nos.
| ___ | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 294 | √ | J. N. Johnson | of New Haven | Grandson |
| 873 | √ | George J. Kennedy | of Milton | Son-in-law |
| 1818 | √ | Lizzie E. Noyes | of Cambridge | Daughter |
| 1926 | √ | Charles A. Plumer | of Boston | Son |
| 4698 | √ | Henry Hastings | of West Medford | Son. |
Dissolved
Lewis G. Farmer,
Secretary
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Secretary's Oath
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk ss. Boston. .
Personally appeared Lewis G. Farmer
and made oath that he would faithfully dis-
charge the duties of Secretary of the Proprietors of
the Cemetery of Mount Auburn, before me
Jerome Jones.
Justice of the peace.
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