Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 063)

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Mar 17, 2022 Thom Burns Mar 17, 2022 Thom Burns Jan 14, 2021 Thom Burns Sep 16, 2020 Thom Burns Sep 09, 2020 Thom Burns Sep 09, 2020 Thom Burns Aug 27, 2020 Thom Burns Aug 26, 2020 Thom Burns Aug 18, 2020 Elizabeth Casner Jul 28, 2020 MegWinslow Jul 02, 2020 mjcurran May 29, 2020 DonnaNoble888 May 29, 2020 DonnaNoble888 May 28, 2020 DonnaNoble888 Apr 23, 2020 Thom Burns	CB01_0063_1 Boston July 25. 1862 Dear Sir, A survey of Mrs Putnam's lot in Mt Auburn has been reported to the Comm^ee on Lots and they agree to accept the bequest for the repair of said lot in perpetuity. I write merely to notify you that all things are ready on part of the Corporation, and not to urge haste on your part. When you are ready, I will send the usual document for execution by you. Truly yours, A. J. Coolidge Secy Mt Auburn 33 School St Boston July 25. 1862 Hon. Emory Washburn, Dear Sir, I have caused a survey of the lot in Mt Auburn of the late Grael Lombard to be reported to the Committee on Lots, and they have replied that the Corporation will accept the bequest of Mt Lombard according to the provisions of his will. It is Evident from the clause referred to that he did not contemplate a guaranty of perpetual repair. The Trustees will accept it and apply the income as directed. I enclose a contract in the regular from, which I suppose should be signed by the Ex^ors or a majority of them. After Execution, it is recorded and returned to the Ex^ors Truly yours A. J. Coolidge	CB01_0063_1 Boston July 25. 1862 Dear Sir, A survey of Mrs Putnam's lot in Mt Auburn has been reported to the Comm^ee on Lots and they agree to accept the bequest for the repair of said lot in perpetuity. I write merely to notify you that all things are ready on part of the Corporation, and not to urge haste on your part. When you are ready, I will send the usual document for execution by you. Truly yours, A. J. Coolidge Secy Mt Auburn