Trustees Records, Vol. 4, 1865 (page 063)

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Nath^l I. Hadley of Cambridge, brother & one of heirs of late Martha
E. Hadley, tenants in common of lot numbered 3591.

Adjourned
Attest Austin J. Coolidge Sec.y

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Conveyance _ Corporation to Mary Hemenway and Mary Hemenway to Corporation _ Dated May 5, 1866 _

Conveyance to and Release from

Mary Hemenway

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Whereas the Proprietors of the Cemetery of Mount
Auburn have by their deed heretofore, to wit, on the Eleventh
day of December, A.D. Eighteen hundreed and sixty three,
conveyed to Mary Hemenway of Boston, in the county
of Suffolk and Commonwealth of Massachusetts certain
land in said Cemetery for onramental purposes, bounded
on the southerly side by Cowslip Path, and on the northerly
side by Thistle Path, as said paths were then laid down,
on a plan accompanying said deed, containing fif-
teen thousand two hundred and five square feet, more
or less, which deed and plan are recorded with the records
of the doings of the Trustees and the Corporation in volume
3^d page 309, said land being occupied in part by a
basin and fountain;

And whereas, for the mutual con-
venience of both parties to said deed a change of the Crea-
tion of said Cowslip Path has been proposed, whereby
said path will be brought nearer to said fountain, and

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3591

Nath^l I. Hadley of Cambridge, brother & one of heirs of late Martha
E. Hadley, tenants in common of lot numbered 3591.

Adjourned
Attest Austin J. Coolidge Sec.y

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Conveyance _ Corporation to Mary Hemenway and Mary Hemenway to Corporation _ Dated May 5, 1866 _

Conveyance to and Release from

Mary Hemenway

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Whereas the Proprietors of the Cemetery of Mount
Auburn have by their deed heretofore, to wit, on the Eleventh
day of December, A.D. Eighteen hundreed and sixty three,
conveyed to Mary Hemenway of Boston, in the county
of Suffolk and Commonwealth of Massachusetts certain
land in said Cemetery for onramental purposes, bounded
on the southerly side by Cowslip Path, and on the northerly
side by Thistle Path, as said paths were then laid down,
on a plan accompanying said deed, containing fif-
teen thousand two hundred and five square feet, more
or less, which deed and plan are recorded with the records
of the doings of the Trustees and the Corporation in volume
3^d page 309, said land being occupied in part by a
basin and fountain;

And whereas, for the mutual con-
venience of both parties to said deed a change of the Crea-
tion of said Cowslip Path has been proposed, whereby
said path will be brought nearer to said fountain, and