Mount Auburn Cemetery

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June 27 [18]70

Dear Sir,

On examination of the Reports of the Superintendent since February 1869, I find the following Lots & additions to Lots represented as paid for, no deeds of which appear to have been made. Will you please advise me whether there is anything in the condition of these Lots which, by the rules of the corporation, or by custom, would preclude the making and delivery of the deeds to the purchasers forthwith?

Mr. Sawyer has just left here for you two large scale Plans. I enclose tracing of vicinity of Alice's Fountain by [?] H.

Respectfully & truly yours,

Sam^l Batchelder Jr. Secretary

Col. C. W. Folsom Superintendent

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Trustees June 8^t, 1870.

2520. George H. Felton of New York City, son of John Felton, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Twenty=five hundred and twenty.

2955 Sarah R. Viau of Boston, sister of John Frederic Marsh, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Twenty=nine hundred & fifty=five.

3241 Francis Cabot of Brookline, son of Frederic Cabot, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirty=two hundred & forty=one.

3932 Mary T. Hammond, of Arlington, daughter of Ephraim B. Mason, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirty-nine hundred & thirty-two.

4009. Thomas Minns of Boston, heir at law of Constant T. Minns, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Forty hundred and nine.

(3493) The heirs at law and next of kin of Mary Preston Clark deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirty=four hundred & ninety=three having, through Mr Francis E. Parker stated their inability to agree upon a person to represent the lot, and that the heirs will acquiesce in the designation of such person by the Trustees, it was

Voted, – that Mr. Benjamin C. Clark of West Roxbury be, and he is hereby designated by the Board of Trustees to represent the said Lot numbered Thirty=four hundred & ninety=three, the said Benjamin C. being a son of the said deceased proprietor.

Adjourned. Sam^l. Batchelder Jr., Secretary.

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