ENTrustees Records, Vol. 1, 1835 (page 061)
Here you can see all page revisions and compare the changes have been made in each revision. Left column shows the page title and transcription in the selected revision, right column shows what have been changed. Unchanged text is highlighted in white, deleted text is highlighted in red, and inserted text is highlighted in green color.
35 revisions | Elizabeth Casner at Jun 14, 2021 01:32 PM | |||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Elizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerMegWinslowThom BurnsThom BurnsThom BurnsThom BurnsThom BurnsThom BurnsElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerThom BurnsElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerThom BurnsElizabeth CasnerElizabeth CasnerSegalJLSegalJLSegalJLSegalJLKathleenFoxKathleenFoxMegWinslow | Trustees Records, Vol. 1, 1835 (page 061)61 Pursuant to notice published by the The report of the Treasurer which Treasurer's Report. Voted. that the Treasurer be requested Trustees. chosen. The following named gentlemen Joseph Story, George Bond,
| Trustees Records, Vol. 1, 1835 (page 061)61 Pursuant to notice published by the The report of the Treasurer which Treasurer's Report. Voted. that the Treasurer be requested Trustees. chosen. The following named gentlemen Joseph Story, George Bond,
|
Historical Collections & Archives of Mount Auburn Cemetery
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.
Transcribing Mount Auburn Cemetery | Historical Collections & Archives | Online Collections | Questions? Contact us
Follow Us on Instagram
Share Your Discoveries
