Pages That Mention Merrill, James C.
1860 Copying Book: Secretary's Letters and Treasurer's Letters, 2005.062.003
Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 306)
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Dear Sir,
I omitted yesterday to state that at Mr J.C. Merrill's request for a number with four figures to be given him, for the lot of Mr Ward his brother in law, I gave him 3376. This number was on a little lot which was sold to Hannah A. Morse, in rear of 888 Poplar Av., and transferred back to the Corpn before she died. So, if you have put a stake there to indicate ^a lot for sale by that no. please have it changed to the east half of J.C. Merrill's on Snowdrop Path.
That lot will be then - S.E. half Hen. V. Ward 3376 - N.W. J.C.M. 3487.
Geo. W. Livermore Esq. of Camb. called in again today, & as he is anxious to settle his bill with the Corpn wishes you would correct the report of lots 3509, 3510, -- M.H. Livermore & P.F. Folsom, on Clematis Path, so that they will stand 300 feet each (if that is what they contain, as appears from the book of Shedd's plan) instead of 326 ft. as before: and instruct the Treasr to give them a credit of $65 on the bill. I promised him you would bring it in on Saturday.
Mr Wm C. Murdock wishes you to bring in the bill on the Vose lot next Saturday, and would like to meet you here at 12 o'clock. If you can fix the report to include the cap on the monument, he will pay in the fund so as to be included in this year's rept. He pd $450 on the Ward lot today.
Truly yours
Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 342)
Jos. C. Merrill Esq
Dear Sir,
Please refund Cont. for Pertpetl Rep. to 2121 finally passed upon and recorded.
By one of the strange anomalies the Corporation charges you for receiving money of you, that is to say - the charge for drawing, getting execution of and recording the contract is $5. which you can remit at your convenience.
Truly yours,
A.J. Coolidge Sec.y
Dear Sir,
Contracts for repair of lots have been taken this year as follows: -
When Paid in | Guaranty | G. means. | ||
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2517 - | Josiah Vose - | - | G. | 1100. |
3031. | Nathn J. Wyeth - | - | G. | 500 |
291 - | Chas. T. Hildreth - | - | G. | 375 |
1248 - | Otis Everett - | - | 200. | |
2121 | Chas. Sunders - | G. | 500 | |
1142 - | Sophia M. Cogswell - | G. | 300 | |
177 - | Isaac S. Spring | G. | 400 |
1841 - | P.C. Brooks - (Sturgis lot) |
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2000 | Abraham Hilliard - |
3572 | Georgiana Haliburton |
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Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (index page 007)
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Mann Jona. | 1, 12, 15, 17, 19, 25, 26, 31, 467 |
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Marsh Levi H | 3. |
Murray Washington | 71. |
Marden David M. | 117. |
Merrill L.F. | 122 437 |
Moulton Newell | 151. |
Messenger G.W. | 195 |
Mackintire Geo. E. | 203. |
Marett Philip | 226, 255, 273, 275, 279. |
Murdock, Wm C. | 279 304 |
Maynard, Messers, | 287 |
Marshall, Caleb S. | 296 |
Merrill, Jas. C. | 342 |
Mack, John, | 383 |
Messinger, C.R. | 449 |
Merrill, Wm D. | 465 |
1865 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 4, 1831.005.004
Trustees Records, Vol. 4, 1865 (index-page 025)
Trustees Records, Vol. 4, 1865 (page 032)
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Application of Jas. C. Merrill to reconvey his lot no. 3487, & to receive two deeds of same _ referred to Mr Bowditch _
Mr Bowditch presented the written request, of James C. Merrill Esq. proprietor of lot numbered 3487 stating that he purchased said lot upon the erroneous information _ or at least upon the erroneous inference from certain information _ that if the whole should prove larger than he desired, he could convey a portion of it to another; that having entered into the purchase of it with Mr Henry V. Ward, he had ascertained that he could not convey to Mr Ward one half as a distinct interest, unless so authorized by the Trustees and he asked that he might reconvey his lot to the Corporation and that two deeds might issue to himself and Mr Ward.
Voted that the subject be referred to Mr Bowditch with full power: _
Letter of John T. Heard containing extract of will of Eliz. F. Gurney respecting her tomb _ lot no. 815.
A communication was received from John T. Heard Esq. a copy of which follows, and it was voted to extend the same upon the records.
Dear Sir:
I beg to call the attention of the Trustees of Mount Auburn Cemetery to the following extract from the will of the late Mrs. E.F. Gurney, as it provided for keeping in repair her burial lot in the Cemetery under their charge:
"30. I give and devise to the Trustees of the Newton "Theological Institution, all that parcel of land with