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1866-01-30 Trustee Committee on Lots Report, 1831.036.020A

1866-01-30 Trustee Committee on Lots Report, 1831.036.020A - p2
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1866-01-30 Trustee Committee on Lots Report, 1831.036.020A - p2

List of Lots to be kept in repair

Kirkland Monument 1496. Agnes Austin
1. Henry Fuller 1556. A W Fuller
126. Sophia Mumford 1611. S K Prince
160. Thos Bacon 1676. Sarah Baxter
212 Gurdon Steele 1697. E W Williams
214. T. R Raymond 1790. A L Hatfield
313. Joseph Story 1806 W P. Pierce
345. Lydia S Gale 1807 Otis Wright
349 Charles Barnard 1809 Thomas Dowse
398 Rob Waterston 1810 "
399 Francis Watts 1875 Nathan Webb
401 H M Hayes 1876. Charles Foster
406 Levi Thaxter 1877. Jacob Forster
439 C B Shaw 1878 E. F Adams
459 [sic 439] John Suter 1979 W H Knight
473. Catherine Putnam 2004. H A Reed
497. Israel Lombard 2113. Henry Sussett
575. G. H Shattuck 2151. S S Osgood
587. 1st Universalist Church 2300 Edmund Munroe
629 M G Bangs 2354. J Bacon
659 Otis Fairbanks 2411. E. A Dimmick
663 I. B Chamberlain 2550 B. Burrows
680 L T Fessenden 2652. M Church
691. Isaac Ross 2800. S. S Constant
692. Lois Mason 3324. Wm C Lears
726 Catherine Peabody 2820. D C Powers
736. Winthrop Ward 243. M S. Churchill
741. Geo Phillips 1250. Isaac Parker
766. M S Hatch 1335. M S Parker
793. Wm M Rogers 1333. F C Parker
794. P. Merrett 333. N Francis
801. Susan L. Willard 1797. H K May
833. Caroline Doane 541. B. Bradley
859. Jesse Sumner 1502. J. G Ward.
962. I Munson
994. H. Eldridge
1030. P. Warren
1080. Mace Tisdale 2517 Josiah Vose $1.000
1081 & 3031 Mrs. N.J. Wyeth 5 00
661 S K Hewins 291 Chas. T. Hildreth 3 75
1124 H Plimpton
1885 W Dewhurst
1211 Geo Morey
1408 D. Burgess
1435 I. Bangs
1436 "
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