Mount Auburn Cemetery

May 15^th [18]69

J.J. White Esq

Dear Sir,

I enclose bills due from your mother & sister. They have been sent sometime since to Newton, & returned through the dead letter office. It was some time before I found out that your mother had gone to your place, & your sister to Europe.

Mrs Kinmouth (who I learn has again married) ^^{(I don't know the name)} has bill of $23.06 for grading & $17. for gardening -- which I presume Mr Brigham will pay if directed.

Mrs White's bills are $57.85 for foundation for mon^t &c. & $21.00 for gardening.

Early attention to said bills will much oblige.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y Treas^r

May 15^th [18]69

Dear Sir,

Yours of 5^th with enclosure of deed of lot 3469 & $13 to pay bills was duly rec^d. I return the deed whc. has been recorded.

As $2. the fee for record was requisite I took that amt from the $13. & applied $1. for interest -- making the old bill $11 & fee for deed $2 -- & than return all to you free of charge.

I sent out at once to Capt. Winsor, the Sup^t, to have an estimate of the cost of the work you desire to be done, & when I get his answer, I will inform you --

Truly yours

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y & Treas^r

C.R. Messinger Esq

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that an order left you yesterday (I think,) by Mr Sam. S. Constant of New York, for marble headstones, will be honored when the money is wanted. I can vouch for R. & he vouches for Constant.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge

May 31^st [18]69

J.J. White Esq

Dear Sir,

Yours of 29^th is rec^d. I regret the position of the accounts against the lots of your mother & sister. I heard that your sister was married again & gone to Europe but supposed your mother was with you. The lots are entirely distinct. Cannot the account against your mother's lot be settled?

We are working now upon written orders? We do not wish to neglect these lots; if Mrs White & Mrs Kinmouth wish them cared for -- but as the matter stands we shall certainly have to, unless you can take or procure the respon-

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1449

Josiah Jones White of Newton, son of Daniel White, late proprietor of lot numbered 1449, to represent said lot: _

1860

Jane M. Gay of Boston, widow of James Gay, late proprietor of lot numbered 1860, to represent said lot: _

1937

Eliza M.E. Russell, of Cambridge, widow of Levi F. Russell, late proprietor of lot numbered 1937, to present lot: _

2079

Ann F. Damon of Charlestown, widow of John W. Damon, late proprietor of lot numbered 2079, to represent said lot: _

2165

James C. Fisk of Cambridge, son of William Fisk, late proprietor of lot numbered 2165, to represent said lot: _

2773

Sarah E. Huntington of Boston, sister and guardian of the minor children of Henry A. Huntington, late proprietor of lot numbered 2773 to represent said lot: _

2890

James W. Shearer of Cambridge port, brother and guardian of two of the minor children of Leonard B. Shearer, late proprietor of lot numbered 2890 to represent said lot: _

2963

George E. Mackintire of Charlestown, son of Elias P. Mackintire late proprietor of lot numbered 2963, to represent said lot: _

3310

Anstis G. Eliot widow of Ephraim L. Eliot, and one of his heirs, who are proprietors in common of lot numbered 3310, to represent said lot.

Adjourned Austin J. Coolidge Secretary.