Mount Auburn Cemetery

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1108

Joseph Willard of Boston, son of Joseph Willard deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1108:

1130

Abiel S. Lewis of Framingham, son of Polly Lewis deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1130.

1138

Martha E. P. Boynton of East Cambridge, widow of Edmund Boynton deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1138;

1191

Daniel Robbins of Boston, son of Harriet Robbins deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1191;

1217

Susan P. Minot of Boston, step daughter of John H. Wilkins deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1217:

1277

Eunice T. Tarbell of Boston widow of John A. Tarbell deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1277;

1290

Erasmus J. Andrews of Boston, son in law of Levi Brigham deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1290:

1321

George F. Homer of Brookline, son of Mary Homer deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1321;

1433

John M. Pinkerton of Boston, Guardian & uncle of children of Luther V. Bell, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1433:

1517

Erasmus D. Swallow of Boston, son of Asa Swallow deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1517:

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represent lots as follows: _

Representative for Lot 210 _

Benj T. Reed of Boston the son in law of Samuel F Coolidge, late proprietor of numbered 210 to represent said lot

Lot 683 _

Jane Anna Prichard, ^^{of Groton Centre}, widow of W^m Henry Prichard, late proprietor of lot numbered 683 to represent said lot.

Lot 707 _

Margaret D. Herman, ^^{of Boston} widow of Leopold Herman late proprietor of lot numbered 707 to represent said lot.

Lot 735

Sarah Stearns of Boston, widow of Elijah Stearns, late proprietor of lot numbered 735 to represent said lot

Lot 856.

Edward C. Brooks, of Boston, the eldest son of Charles Brooks, late proprietor of lot numbered 856 to represent said lot

Lot 906

Sarah R. M. Munroe of Cambridge widow of James Munroe late proprietor of lot numbered 906. to repesent said lot

Lot 1217

Thomasine E. Wilkins of Boston, the widow of John H. Wilkins, late proprietor of lot numbered 1217 to represent said lot

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June 10^th [188]1

J. Richard Carter Esq

Dear Sir

I have looked over the work to be done on lots 1216 & 17 and find that to remove the fence and all but 6 posts, to recut those, and cut the number of ^^each lot in one post, to sod up the post holes, to raise the sunken grave, to repair the borders of 1217 and to clean the stones & plumb where needed will cost $33⁰⁰ and I will agree to allow you $25 for the old fences, and ^^if they it over runs that value at 60 cents per 100^ths I will allow for the additional amount.

I think that this is as low as the work can be done for. I allow you exactly what I can get for the old iron here.

If you prefer to have other parties do the work there is no objection providing you obtain a permit from the Secretary at 15 Pemberton Sq Boston which he will give you on application.

Yrs truly J.W. Lovering.