Mount Auburn Cemetery

Feby 13 [186]7

Capt. Winsor

Dear Sir,

1 Unless you happen to have the means of telling me at hand, will you be so kind as to let Fred. see if the^^{the line dividing} two tombs built on lot 125, Hemlock Path - Mr Darlings, divides then lot in two halves: if not, tell me how much is in one & how much in the other since you reported addition of 40 feet your diagram shows it thus: -

[Diagram: Measurements of lot]

Darling wishes to convey one tomb, & the question is whether it is half of lot, more or less.

2 If you can get at it, please report on C.P. Curtis' lot - or upon both 389 right.

3 I forget whether you took [man. lot?] Sat. to report addition to Brown & Davis Fountain Av - 3482-3. Mr B has [?] lot on Clematis P.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge

Feby 19 [186]7

C.P. Curtis Esq

Dear Sir,

The Superintendent has examined the lots of your father & uncle (J.B.C) and I think the President happened to be with him. He^^(Supt.) though it would be useless to make a written report with the lots should be put in order.

He says both want new grading and sodding, and the monument on your lot is somewhat cracked, although it may not give out for twenty or thirty years.

I suppose nothing can be done till spring, when you can examine and determine what course to pursue.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge

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Lot 61

Lot of Elisha Hurlburt deceased (61) John H. Noble of Somerville (doing business in Boston) husband of one of the devisees of said deceased.

Lot 63

Lot of John T Torrey deceased (63) Maria Torrey of Cambridge widow of said deceased.

Lot 79

Lot of William Whitney deceased (79) Sarah Whitney of Boston widow of said deceased.

Lot 86

Lot of Aaron Blood deceased (no 86) Ellen Blood of Boston widow of said deceased

Lot 94

Lot of Samuel Norwood deceased (94) George M Norwood of Roxbury oldest son of said deceased

Lot 108

Lot of Thomas H. Perkins Jr deceased (108) T. H. Perkins of Boston son of said deceased.

Lot 125

Lot of David A Simmons deceased (125) Thomas Simmons of Roxbury brother of said deceased.

Lot 127

Lot of Matilda D Mountfort deceased (127) George Mountfort of Boston brother in law of said deceased

Lot 135

Lot of Samuel M Hurlburt deceased (135) Sophia R Richardson formerly widow of said deceased of Newtonville Mass.

Lot of Isaac Williams deceased (142) Henry

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New deeds to sundry persons

Voted that new deeds may issue to Messrs W^m and Samuel Phipps of their lots upon Central & Lawn Avenues upon their transferring the deeds of their former lots in front of the Chapel to the Corporation : ~

Also that a new deed may issue to some one for the heirs of Jabez Ellis of their lot upon Asphodel path, upon the Corporation's receiving the transfer of the former lot in front of the Chapel. _

Represent^e of Lots designated.

Upon the written petition of the parties severally interested, the following persons were designated as representatives of the Lots hereafter respectively mentioned in connection with their names: _

Lot 789 _

Horation H. Hunnewell of Boston, son-in-law of the late John Wells, to represent his lot numbered 789:_

Lot 1225

Cordelia R. Kendall of Boston, widow of the late George A Kendall to represent his lot numbered 1225: _

Lot 193

Charles G. Kendall of Boston, eldest son of ^^{the late} Abel Kendall Jr. to represent his lot numbered 193: ~

Lot 1977

Richard B. Everett of Boston, only son of the late Charles Everett to represent his lot numbered 1977: _

Lot 538

Henry E. Bayley of Boston, eldest son of ^^late Richard W. Bayley to represent his lot numbered 538: _

Lot 1487

Jacob H. Felt of Boston, brother of the late George W. Felt,

Mount Auburn Cemetery Sales of Lots 1867