Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Lot 631

W^m A. Bangs of Brookline son of late George P. Bangs to represent his lot No. 631.

[Lot] 636

Thomas B. Pope of Roxbury, son of late Lemuel Pope, to represent his lot No. 636. _

[Lot] 705

Theodore Lyman of Boston son of late Theodore Lyman to represent his lot No. 705.

[Lot] 793

W^m M. Rogers of Boston, grand-nephew of late W^m M. Rogers of Dorchester to represent his lot No. 793.

[Lot] 841

Sam^l L. Abbot of Boston son of late Sam^l L. Abbot to represent his lot No 841.

[Lot] 850

W^m Eveleth of Watertown son of late Joseph Eveleth to represent his lot No. 850.

[Lot] 881

Eben Bacon of West Roxbury, son of late Daniel C. Bacon to represent his lot No. 881.

[Lot] 882

Sam^l G. Simpkins of Newton Corner son of late Olive Simpkins to represent her lot No. 882. _

[Lot] 950

W^m W. Baker of Boston son of late Ruel Baker to represent his lot No. 950.

[Lot] 953

E. P. Littlehale of Boston widow of late Sargent L. Littlehale to represent his lot No. 953. _

Subject: Bacon & old Bank

[letterhead: EBEN BACON, President. 601 W.H. BRACKETT, Cashier. The Washington National Bank of Boston, No. 47 STATE STREET. Boston, Mass., 17th Mch 1879.]

483 881

Dear Sir

With reference to our conversation yesterday I wish to add that I do not care to have the marble cleaned, but should like to have the slabs fixed on the base as firmly as possible they will not stand unless the water is kept out & my own idea is that it is better to lead themIf a long dowel can be put in & then leaded I should prefer this- I will ^leave it to you to have them fixed so that they will last forever & regretting to have disturbed yr nap I am very truly

Eben Bacon

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