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Public Lots

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Lots for single interments the first was St. James, Lot 82 in 1831, the second was the St. John, Lot 1736 in 1848, then St. Matthew, Lot 3280, then St. Paul, Lot 3730, then the Vesper Lot, Lot 5000.

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Transcribe the historic 19th-century materials that tell the story of America's first rural cemetery and the first designed landscape open to the public in North America.

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