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| CB04_index_0008bPrince Jno. Y. 26. Patterson Jos. W 26, 138, 346 Pottle Jas. 98, 138 Poland. Wm & son 106 Prentice Miss S.T. 125 Palfrey. J.G. 162. Phillips. Mrs. Eliza 174, 170, 234. Preston. Jona 172 Prate. D.G. 180 Perkins. H.H. 200 Pierce. George. J. 253 Potter. Mrs. E.A. 274. Proctor. John. C. 285. Pray Jno. F 323 Payson Frank 355 |
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.
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