Mount Auburn Cemetery

Dec.^r 20^th, [186]4

H.G. Parker Esq

Dear Sir,

I return the deed of lot 1333 in the Cemetery, having duly recorded the transfer from Mr Parker to his widow. --

The usual fee is $2. which please send at your convenience.

Truly yours

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

Dec^r 20 [186]4

Chas. E. Savell Esq Roxbury, Mass.

Dear Sir,

I have been much pressed for time, or should have returned the petition to you sooner for execution.

If your father left a widow, please insert the fact and her name. If not, say "no widow" & erase the "whose name is." -- If your brother John left children, their name & residence should be inserted.

If under guardianship, the guardian should sign. --

I have at your request, changed the family name, in my catalogue.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

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Trustees _ Jan.y 9. 1865

The regular monthly meeting of the Trustees was held on Monday, January 9^th 1865, at 10 o'clock a.m. (having been postponed from the 2^d inst. by the President, at the request of a majority of the Trustees.)

There were present the President and Messrs Austin, Cheever, Crocker, Livermore, Norcross, Rand & Read. ~

The record of the last meeting was read. _

Representation of Lots of Dec^d Prop^ers

In the following cases applications were received for the representation of lots of deceased proprietors, and the persons nominated were severally designated to represent the lots. _

231

John Avery of Lowell, only son of John Avery, late proprietor of lot numbered 231 to represent said lot: _

302

Elizabeth B. Kendall of Charlestown, widow and guardian of the minor children of Isaac Kendall late proprietor of lot numbered 302 to represent said lot: _

1056

Charles E. Savell of Roxbury, son of John A. Savell late proprietor of lot numbered 1056 to represent said lot: _

1536

Jesse Farmer of Boston, oldest son of Margaret Farmer late proprietor of lot numbered 1536 to represent said lot: _