Mount Auburn Cemetery

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April 22, 1873

Miss E. Warner

Dear Madam,

Your note of 16^th inst is rec^d & contents noted.

We shall be happy to set stone steps free of charge on Dianthus Path, where you wish, if you purchase the requisite number viz 3, from some stone dealer & have them delivered to the ground, as is customary on such cases.

For a similar case I would refer you to M^rs Loring Proprietor of L 896, Olive Path who had some steps put in at the south end of Dianthus Path, leading from Myrtle Path, with a year or two of her own expense except setting which was done free of charge

Yours respectfully Jas W. Lovering Supt per AC

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454 Isaac F. Dobson of Dorchester, son-in law of Isaiah Atkins, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 454;

495 James T. Bowman of Boston, son of Abner H. Bowman, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 495;

802 Thomas A. Tirrell of Centre Abington son of Thomas Tirrell, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 802;

816 The President of the Scot's Charitable Society to represent the lot owned by S^s Society, numbered 816;

896 Mary M. L. Loring of Brookline, widow of Henry Loring, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 896;

956 Jane G. Oakes of Boston, widow of George L. Oakes, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 956;

1625 Job A. Turner of Boston, trustee under the will of Isaac H. Hazelton, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 1625;

1983 Arthur F. Estabrook of Belmont, son of James A. Estabrook, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 1983;

2105 Jⁿ Theodore Clark of Roxbury, son of John Clark dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 2105;

2649 Caroline S. Peakes of Bangor, Me. widow of William Peakes dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 2649;

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Nov 14th [18]81

Mrs C. F. Crehore Newton Mass.

Dear Madam

Any order you may give on the Loring and Carlton lots 896 & 7 in regard to the removal of the fence or otherwise putting lots in order will be attended to.

These fences can be removed,post holes filled and sodded over boundry posts recut and numbers of the lots cut for the old material.

Very respectfully James W Lovering pr J.C.S. Supt