Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 138)

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12 revisions	Thom Burns at Sep 09, 2020 06:33 PM	Compared with
Mar 17, 2022 Thom Burns Mar 17, 2022 Thom Burns Feb 02, 2022 Elizabeth Casner Aug 14, 2021 gbenoit Aug 14, 2021 gbenoit Apr 01, 2021 Thom Burns Jan 14, 2021 Thom Burns Sep 09, 2020 Thom Burns Sep 09, 2020 Thom Burns Sep 09, 2020 Thom Burns Jul 08, 2020 mjcurran Apr 23, 2020 Thom Burns	CB01_0138_1 I am happy to hear from you, & see that you are one of the [educated?] of "the great Wesh": and approve your further enterprize of giving your neighbors a decent and Christian burial. I shall be happy to hear from you at anytime, and to do any thing that may be in my power to and in your place for a Cemetery. I am very truly yours A. J. Coolidge P. S. Mrs Henshaw & all her ought still line, although the old lady is quite blend. March 22 [1864] Henry Gassett Esq^r Dear Sir, I am directed [by] the Committee on Lots to notify you that they have agreed to recommend to the Trustees to assume the perpetual care of your lot for eight hundred dollars. This sum may seem large, but it is not really so when the size of your lot and the increasing expenditures for such care are considered. I am Very Respy. Your Ob^t Serv^t A. J. Coolidge Sec.y 138	CB01_0138_1 I am happy to hear from you, & see that you are one of the [educated?] of "the great Wesh": and approve your further enterprize of giving your neighbors a decent and Christian burial. I shall be happy to hear from you at anytime, and to do any thing that may be in my power to and in your place for a Cemetery. I am very truly yours A. J. Coolidge P. S. Mrs Henshaw & all her ought still line, although the old lady is quite blend. March 22 [1864] Henry Gassett Esq^r Dear Sir, I am directed [by] the Committee on Lots to notify you that they have agreed to recommend to the Trustees to assume the perpetual care of your lot for eight hundred dollars. This sum may seem large, but it is not really so when the size of your lot and the increasing expenditures for such care are considered. I am Very Respy. Your Ob^t Serv^t A. J. Coolidge Sec.y 138