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Mount Auburn Cemetery Trustee Records

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Proprietors and Trustees Meeting Minutes (1835-1930) provide the permanent record of business of the Corporation, including committee reports and decisions made. Signed and dated by the Cemetery Secretary, and retained by the Corporation.

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Trustees Records, Volume 1, 1835

Trustees Records, Volume 1, 1835

Proprietors and Trustees Records, Volume 1, April 21, 1835 - October 2, 1854

286 pages: 98% indexed, 100% transcribed
Trustees Records, Volume 4, 1865

Trustees Records, Volume 4, 1865

379 pages: 1% indexed, 5% transcribed, 95% needs review
Trustees Records, Volume 3, 1859

Trustees Records, Volume 3, 1859

364 pages: 24% indexed, 78% transcribed, 22% needs review
Trustees Records, Volume 5, 1870

Trustees Records, Volume 5, 1870

412 pages: 1% indexed, 4% transcribed, 96% needs review
Trustees Records, Volume 6, 1875

Trustees Records, Volume 6, 1875

430 pages: 1% indexed, 2% transcribed, 15% needs review
Records of Committees, Volume 1, 1831

Records of Committees, Volume 1, 1831

26 pages: 100% indexed, 100% transcribed
Report on the Committee to Examine the Garden, 1834

Report on the Committee to Examine the Garden, 1834

9 pages: 89% indexed, 100% transcribed
Mount Auburn Regulations

Mount Auburn Regulations

3 pages: 33% indexed, 100% transcribed
Copy of an Old Report for Laying out Sweet Auburn as a Cemetery

Copy of an Old Report for Laying out Sweet Auburn as a Cemetery

2 pages: 100% indexed, 100% transcribed
Agreement between Mass Hort Society and D. Haggerston, Gardener 1832, December 20

Agreement between Mass Hort Society and D. Haggerston, Gardener 1832, December 20

5 pages: 80% indexed, 100% transcribed
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