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1852-03-08 Washington Tower Invoice: Bryant and Blaisdell (recto)

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Mount Auburn Cemetery

1852-03-08 Washington Tower Invoice: Bryant and Blaisdell (recto)

Bryant & Blaisdell
recd $1,000.

Boston Rec of the Trustees of
Mount Auburn, One thousand dollars:
for building Fence & other claims against
them & in full of all demands to the
date as per statement within.

Gridley Bryant
For Bryant & Blaisdell

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Bryant & Blaisdell
recd $1,000.

Boston Rec of the Trustees of
Mount Auburn, One thousand dollars:
for building Fence & other claims against
them & in full of all demands to the
date as per statement within.

Gridley Bryant
For Bryant & Blaisdell

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