Mount Auburn Cemetery

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S Nov. 8, 1888.

Highland Slate Mnf. Co., Boston.

Dear Sirs:-

If I order at once some best quality slate grave covers, at what time can you positively agree to deliver them? Is there any change in the price?

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

#60-S Nov. 9, 1888

Mrs. Evelyn M. Dalley,

Brooklyn, N.Y.

Dear Madam:-

A foundation and setting the tablet at the grave of Mrs. Maynard, same size as that at the adjoining grave will cost $13.80.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

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#60-S

Dec. 13, 1888.

Mrs. Evelyn M. Dalley, Brooklyn. N. Y.

Dear Madam: -

The foundation was built on your former order, but I have not received an order to set the stone. Did you mean to include that in your order.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

Dec. 14/[18]88

Henry Murray Esq.

The price for a foundation 2'-2" x 1'-1" will be $6.30

Yours Resp'y, J. W. Lovering Sup't. per F. A. B.

Nov. 15 [186]5

Messrs Maynard

Gentlemen,

I have the impression that you have purchased lot 60 on Cedar Av -- [indecipherable] standing on our record, in the name of Usher Parsons. --

We are preparing a new catalogue, and if you are not yet prepared to take the new deed, if such is the course proposed by you, as I have heard that you wish the additional land, you had better bring in your deed & transfer back to the Corpⁿ & have the Sup^t report the additional land, so that I may enter the matter correctly in the new catalogue.

It will be several years before another will be issued.

Respy yours

A.J. Coolidge

Nov^r 15 [186]5

John Albree Esq

Dear Sir,

The late John Albree who was prop^r of lot no. 129, on Willow Av.^e, I was informed (or have seen) by his will made such disposition of the residue of his estate as to give this lot to Geo. Albree of Pittsburgh Pa. -- his brother. You or someone called here two or three years since, & I prepared some forms of transfer, on the supposition that 2^d Geo. Albree would release to the widow. I have since been informed indirectly that he was unwilling to do so.

The title still stands on our records in the name of John Albree. I was about to write G.A., but thought I would first write you to learn if any conclusion has been arrived at. I have the impression you are a nephew or relative. I dont know where the widow is.

Your early reply will oblige.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

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Mount Auburn Cemetery Sales of Lots 1867