Mount Auburn Cemetery

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#1050-S

Nov. 13, 1888.

Miss. Emily B. Peck, Dorchester,

Dear Madam: -

Your note is received, if the two markers are delivered at the same time, the cost of building both foundations and building the markers into them will be $8.50.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

#4220-S

Nov. 13, 1888.

O. H. Hayes, Esq., New York.

Dear Sir: -

I carried your note to the secretary's office and found that not knowing you were executor he doubted his right to issue the permit to cut inscription. The permit has now been issued, and the stonecutter is at work on the monument.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

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Nov. 30 8

Annie J. Pecker

82 Beacon St.

Boston

Dear Madam - Your order for a foundation on lot 4563 is received. It is ordered at grave of Seth E. Pecker where a stone now stands. Should it not be at grave of Mary Pecker and if so do you wish it to be in line with the other one? An early reply will oblige

Yours Resp'y

J. W. Lovering Sup't per F.A.B

Nov. 30 8

E. B. Peck

15 Brook Ave.

Dorchester

Dear Madam

Markers have been delivered on lot 1050 but no order has been received for foundation and setting the same; if you wish the work done please notify me and oblige.

Yours Resp'y

J. W. Lovering Sup't

per F.A.B

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#2284-S

Nov. 30, 1888.

Franklin W. Smith, Esq.,

Boston.

Dear Sir:-

Enclosed you will find check for $10.00, the amount due you in the matter of changing the foundation in your lot, please sign the enclosed receipt and return it to me.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

#1050-S

Dec. 3, 1888.

Miss Emily B. Peck,

Dorchester.

Dear Madam:-

Your order to set two markers is received, but you do not say where they are to be set. Please give me the exact location in the lot, or if there is any doubt it would be well to show the location on the lot. The stone marked L. A. R. is I suppose to be placed at the grave of Mrs. Richards, and at the end furthest from the path. If that is correct we have the exact location of the grave and can set that without further instructions, but we do not know at which side of this you wish the other stone set.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

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702 Willard B. Johnson of Boston, son of James B. Johnson, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 702;

716 Thomas Thacher of Roxbury, son of Thomas Thacher deceased proprietor of lot numbered 716;

809 Luther Angier of Medford, brother of John Angier, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 809;

990 Charles H. Hovey of Roxbury, son of Henry A. Hovey deceased proprietor of lot numbered 990;

1049 John M. Tobin of Boston, guardian of minor childⁿ of Thomas Cass deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1049;

1050 Emily B. Peck, of Boston, daughter of Oren Peck deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1050;

1218 Walter Lawton of New York City son-in law of Horatio M. Willis, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1218;

1229 George J. Blaisdell of Cambridge, son of Jane N. Fininley, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1229;

1237 Howard M. Ticknor of W. Roxbury, son of W^m D. Ticknor, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1237;

1404 Priscilla L. Hooper of Roxbury, widow of Henry N. Hooper deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1404;