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1873 Copying Book: Superintendent's Letters, 2005.062.005

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A.W. Lamson Esq

Dear Sir,

In reply to your letter of , would say, that the enclosed information (separate sheet), which has been obtained from Mr. Safford, our Undertaker, is the best I know of or can obtain namely, that the name of the person intered in lot #588 Primrose Path is Mrs. Sarah D. Colburn, and that Hon. Jas. Cheever knows considerable about the circumstances of the [memorial?] of the lot

Respectfully Yours C.W. Folsom Supt

Per E.T.K.

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1854 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 2, 1831.005.002

Trustees Records, Vol. 2, 1854 (page 207)
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Trustees Records, Vol. 2, 1854 (page 207)

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Comee appoind to effect removal of tomb on Snowberry Path _

Mr Cheever stated the desirableness of effecting the removal of the lot and tomb no. 577 Snowberry Path, and lot no. 588 upon the same path, belonging respectively to Benjamin Blaney and Samuel D. Ward, and suggesting the appointment of a Committee for the purpose: _

Upon Motion of Mr Read, Voted to refer the matter to the Committee on Grounds.

Special Deed in Trust authorized _

An application was made by Charles W. Storey, Executor of the will of the late Matthias P. Sawyer, for the issuing of a deed of a lot containing two thousand square feet in the following special terms: _

..."in consideration of $1000 paid by Chas W. Storey, Executor of the last will of Matthias Plant Sawyer, late of Boston, Merchant, deceased _ .

At the request of said Storey, to Curtis B. Raymond of Boston, merchant _ ....in trust to permit the body of the said Sawyer and such suitable monument as said Storey shall select to be deposited and to remain undisturbed forever in and upon the said lot, and to use the said lot for the purposes of a burial ground for the families of said Raymond and his heirs in such manner as he or they may from time to time see fit not inconsistent with said trust, nor with the terms of these presents." _

Upon motion of Mr Gould.

Voted that said deed in the form above stated be approved. _

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Trustees Records, Vol. 2, 1854 (page 222)
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procured of the Cambridge Water Works, stated that the Committee were unable to report on the subject. _

Price of land west of Chapel _ Unfinished _

The President for the Committee upon Grounds, to which was referred the question _ What price shall be charged for land westerly of the chapel upon and adjoining the land lately filled up, stated that the Committee were not prepared to report.

Loring A. M.'s Purchase & Improvt of Meadow Pond _

Also, upon the application of Mrs. A. M. Loring to purchase land at the head of Meadow Pond, that the Committee had accepted her proposal, the land had been conveyed to her, and improvements had been made by stoning around a part of the pond: _

Tomb & Lots of Blaney & Ward _ Removal _

That they had effected the removal of tombs and lots upon Snowberry Path, _ those of Messrs Benjamin Blaney and Samuel L. Ward, owning respectively lots numbered 577. and 588. these gentlemen having accepted lots upon Primrose Path.

New Path to Raymond Lot _

That they had laid out a path from Moss Path to Lot numbered 1994, that of Curtis B. Raymond, upon the suggestion made by the Committee on lots and referred to them at the last meeting. _

And their report was accepted. _

New Mayflower Path _ Old discontinud

Dr. Bigelow, to whom was referred the subject of naming a short path between the two branches of Elm Avenue, reported, that he had given the same the name of Mayflower Path, agreeably to the request of

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