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Pages That Mention Dodge, Charlotte M.

1873 Copying Book: Superintendent's Letters, 2005.062.005

CB03_0042
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CB03_0042

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To the Committee on Interments,

Gentlemen,

There are now in the Receiving Tomb the bodies of the following persons which have remained there for the periods set against their names

Names of Deceased Date of deposit Names of Applicants Length of time now in Years
Georgeanna Burrell 11 June 1868 Marks Burrell 4
Charlotte M. Dodge 16 Dec. 1869 Joseph Dodge 3
Eleanor Welsh 22 Nov 1871 B. F. Smith
The attention of these parties has been frequently called (both by written communication and by sending word to parties who were supposed to have known them to the necessity of removal, according
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