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#3839-S

Jan. 7, 1889.

L.G. Farmer Esq., Secretary.

Dear Sir:-

The reconveyance-in-trust of lot #3839-Taylor permits the interment of "the immediate family and the children and grandchildren of said John Taylor". Would this cover the husbands or wives of children or grandchildren?

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

#3236-S

Jan. 7, 1889.

C.B. Goodrich, Esq., Boston.

Dear Sir:-

I have looked up the matter of the enclosed bill, and think we have done what was understood you wanted, and charged a proper price for the work. I do not therefor feel justified in making any abatement. I do not care to leave the matter standing, and if you are not satisfied with the bill, I would rather have you pay what you consider just, and so end the question.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

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July 28 [187]3

Hon. C. B. Goodrich

Dear Sir,

Your favor of 27^th inst. to rec'd in reply would say, our foreman has examined the slabs and reports them not very dirty and estimates the cost of cleaning them at about six dollars ($6.00). We should like to clean them if you desire it done; if however you desire to employ somebody else it would be perfectly proper to do so but it would be necessary for the party to obtain a permit from the Secretary.

Respectfully James W. Lovering Supt. J.E.C.

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33 School St - Boston Jany 5, [186]4

Dexter Fairbank Esq New York City,

Dear Sir,

Please send me the name in full of your son lately interred at Mount Auburn - for record. We have it only F.D. Fairbank.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

33 School St Boston Jany 5, 1864

C.B. Goodrich Esq.

Dear Sir,

Please send me in full the name of your son F. C. Goodrich for our record of interment: also his rank and place in the army, which I am not sure whether I have, as my Register is at home for now.

Truly yours

A. J. Coolidge Sec.y Mt Auburn Cem.y

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