Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Names	Names	Names
Enoch Patterson	Nat. Francis	Edwd D. Clark.
Samuel F. Morse	P. C. Brooks Jr.	Edward A Raymond
Wm. Eagers	Igs. Sargent	Josiah P. Cooke
Josiah Bradlee	R. A. Lamb	Francis C Gray by CP Curtis Atty
S.A. Shurtleff	pr P. Harvey	Sam Greenleaf by C.P. Curtis Atty
Wm. Simmons	Joseph Whitney_	Daniel Parkman
Charles Wells	James Brown	Joseph Tuckerman.
Abraham Call	Isaac Williams	Frederic Tudor
Benjm. Adams	Edward Miller	David Francis
John Sykes?	Warren Dutton	Josiah M Jones
E. N. Train	Lowell Mason	Abel Kendall Jr
Enoch Train	Edward Reynolds Jr	Robert Treat Paine
by E N. Train Atty	James Davis	Sam. Downer
Amos Stevens	Daniel C. Bacon	E. M. Richards
L. N. Sargent	B. V. French	Edw L. Stevens
Pliny Cutler	Josiah Daniell	William J. Whipple
Freeman Ficher	Chand. Robbins.	.
Andrew J. Allen	Isaac B Wait	Amos Sawyer
Isaac Livermore	Alexander Wadsworth	I. P. Townsend
Nathl W. Appleton-		James A Smith
Sam. T. Armstrong		Edward Brooks
Francis Parkman		James A Dickson
Jn. W. Boott	Jn. Pierpont	Charles William Taylor
David Woodman		Zach Hicks
		William Adams
John Ware	Geo. G. Channing	Thos. Bagnall
N. Appleton		Henry Kinsley
H. F. Baker.	James Gould	S. H Babcock
David Parker	Joseph N. Howe Jr	H Robinson by CP Curtis
Francis Low	Thomas Hastings	Francis Gardner Jr By C [Bolles?]

Nov^r 6, [186]5

Nath^l Francis Esq

Dear Sir,

I am directed by the Committee on Lots to inform you that this Corporation will guarantee the perpetual care of your lot no 333 in the Cemetery situated upon Indian Ridge Path, on payment to the Treasurer of three hundred and seventy five dollars. ($375.)

Whenever, you may so signify, I will prepare the necessary papers.

Very Respectfully yours

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

Nov^r 6 [186]5

Capt. D.L. Winsor

Dear Sir,

The subject of selecting a candidate for a Gatekeeper was today referred to a Committee consisting of Messrs Rand & Norcross -- and they were authorized to employ temporarily a suitable person. They have a meeting on Wednesday morning to consider the various applications -- at 9 1/2 o'clock at my office, where they expect some of the applicants to appear in person: & they have asked me to invite you to be present.

Meanwhile, they wish you to place any suitable man of your force at the Gate.

Respectfully yours

A.J. Coolidge

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Fuller, Mr.	6
Foss, Jacob	30
Foster, Joshua T	34
Fiske, E. A.	41.
Fairbank, Dexter	118.
Forrest Hill	147.
Francis, Nathaniel	284

Flagg, Mrs J. F.	346
French, E. B.,	354
Floyd, Edward E.,	373
Forbush, R. N.,	401,
Fiske, J. M.	470
Folsom, C. W.	485

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Trustees _ Nov. 6, 1865

Appropriation for Catalogue and map _ moved and laid on table _

That the Committee appointed in February last to prepare a new edition of the Catalogue be authorized to expend a sum not exceeding twenty three hundred and fifty dollars for the printing and distribution of four thousand five hundred copies of the catalogue, and the same number of copies fo the new lithographic map."

Novem. 6, 1865	Otis Norcross	} For the
___	J.I. Bowdich	} Committee

The report was accepted.

The adoption of the order accompanying it was moved, and laid upon the table in accordance with the By law relating to appropriations.

Com^ee on carpeting office _

Voted that Mr Cheever be a Committee to procure, if deemed expedient, suitable carpeting for this office.

Representation of Lot 1022 _

Upon the petition of the widow and daughter of William C. Bolles, deceased, late proprietor of lot numbered 1022, George H. Patterson of West Roxbury, a son-in law of said proprietor was designated to represent the lot.

Perpetual Repair of Lot no. 333.

The Committee on Lots reported that they had contracted, subject to the concurrence of this Board for the perpetual repair of lot no. 333 belonging to Nath^l Francis.

And the Board voted to concur in said contract. Adjourned Attest Austin J. Coolidge Secretary.