Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Geo Whittemore L.C.Thwing. James Means Th S Brewer James S. Savage John G. Palfrey Leonard Stone David Woodman Jr Chas C. Smith Jon Winship Francis Winship} S. W. Holbrook } A. D. Story by } Jon Winship William Watriss Esq.^re to the Estate of Jn. T. Torrey H. Rogers Kendall Samuel [Walkers?]. Cheever Newhall Levi Thaxter Martin Smith Andrew Fearing Alex. Young. Henry Blaney.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Suffolk ss. On the twenty first day of April AD. eighteen hundred & thirty five, personally appeared Charles P. Curtis and made oath that he would faithfully discharge the duties of Secretary of the Corporation called the Proprietors of the Cemetery of Mount Auburn

Ja^s Pickering Justice of the Peace,

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May 14, 1867 -

Application of Chas. E. Wiggin for authority to remove bodies _ referred to Com. on Interm^ts

A written application from Chas. E. Wiggin proprietor of lot numbered 3347 for authority to remove ^^{the bodies of} his children from lot no 923 belonging to his brother, James S. Wiggin, the said James S. having refused to sign the proper order therefor.

Voted that the matter be referred to the Committee on Interments to report thereon. _

Secretary to procure Horse Railroad Tickets for Trustees _

Upon request of Mr Cheever, Voted that the Secretary procure an additional supply of Horse Railroad Tickets for such of the Trustees as may wish to use them in going to the Cemetery.

Representatives designated for Lots

Upon the application of the parties in interest representatives were designated for the several lots in connection with which they are named as follows: _

15 James Longley, of Boston, son of James Longley, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 15;

40 Thos. C. Singleton of Boston, son of Thos. C. Singleton, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 40;

577 Henry Blaney of Brookline, son of Benj. Blaney dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 577;

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