Mount Auburn Cemetery

April 20 [186]6

John Simmons Esq^r

Dear Sir,

The application made by you to know for what sum this Corporation would assume the perpetual repair of your lot in the Cemetery, no. 585, has rec^d due attention.

The character and condition of the same having been reported upon by the Superintendent, and been considered by the Committee on Lots, said Committee have directed me to inform you that they will contract to guarantee such perpetual repair for the sum of five hundred & fifty dollars.

I am most Respy Your Ob^t Serv^t

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

April 20 [1866]

Chas. A. Smith Esq

Dear Sir,

Your application to know for what sum this Corporation would assume the perpetual repair of your lot in the Cemetery, no. 1976, has received due attention.

I am directed by the Committee on Lots to inform you that they will guarantee the perpetual repair of said lot for four hundred and fifty dollars.

I am Most Respy Your Ob^t Serv^t

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

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-conded by Mr Curtis _ that the appropriations recommended in the report of the committee for the introduction of water to the Cemetery be adopted, which motion under the bye-law lies over to the adjourned meeting.

The Secretary read the following petitions for representation of lots _ and the persons therein named were severally designated to represent such lots.

Representaton of Lot 13

Lot of Isaac Mead deceased (13), Seth Barker Esq. of Hanover, Mass, husband of Harriet, a deceased child of said Isaac Mead, & administrator of estate

Lot 54

Lot of Frederic P Leverett deceased (54), Frederic Percival Leverett M.D., Beaufort S.C. son of deceased

Lot 117

Lot of Aaron Green deceased (117), John Orne Green M.D. of Lowell eldest son of deceased.

Lot 128

Lot of Martin Smith deceased (128) Charles A Smith, of Boston, one of the sons

Lot 168

Lot of Zachariah Hicks deceased (168), Joseph C Hicks, Roxbury

Lot 233

Lot of George W Crockett deceased (233) Ruth W Crockett, Boston, widow of said deceased