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4 revisions | cyndip at Apr 10, 2025 08:34 PM 1843-03-17_ChamberlintoHowe1_1831_018_001-003An estimate for A Barn at Mt. Auburn
To be 30 ft. by 24 ft. posts 14 ft long
Front and both ends boarded & clapboarded
back side covered with matched boards
Plank floor over whole. Roof boarded &
shingled, with first quality pine shingles
1 pr. large door 1 small door
2 windows 12 lights glass 10 by 8
2 do [ditto] 6 lights " "
for the Sum ^of Two Hundred Seventy five
Dollars
John Chamberlin
March 17th 1843. An estimate for A Barn at Mt. Auburn John Chamberlin March 17th 1843. 1843-03-17_ChamberlintoHowe1_1831_018_001-003An estimate for A Barn at Mt. Auburn
To be 30 ft. by 24 ft. posts 14 ft long
Front and both ends boarded & clapboarded
back side covered with matched boards
Plank floor over whole. Roof boarded &
shingled, with first quality pine shingles
1 pr. large door 1 small door
2 windows 12 lights glass 10 by 8
2 do [ditto] 6 lights " "
for the Sum ^of Two Hundred Seventy five
Dollars
John Chamberlin
March 17th 1843. An estimate for A Barn at Mt. Auburn John Chamberlin March 17th 1843. |
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