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Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Pages That Mention Hatfield, Lyman

1879-01-27 to 1884-07-10 Copying Book: Superintendent's Letters, 2005.062.008

Copying Book: Supt's Letters, 1879-1880 (page 6)
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Copying Book: Supt's Letters, 1879-1880 (page 6)

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1. Jos Breck & Sons 17.50
2. Jas Bolger 7.75
3. Capen & Sprague & Co 8.45
4. D. U. Chamberlin & Co 106.03
5. Dodge Gilbert & Co 23.53
6. French & Coffin 12.45
7. Gale & Wood 15.83
8. Lyman Hatfield 8.40
9. Holmes & Rugg 188.25
10. E. H. Luke & Son 26.90
11. H.J. Orcutt 6.25
12. J.H. Wyeth & Co. .92
13. Geo. G. Wright 4.50
[Total] $426.76
Mr. H.B. Mackintosh Tr.

Please fund herewith Bills as above.

Yours J. W. Lovering Sup.t perChilds

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