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Pages That Mention Hahn, William F.

1879-07-12 Letter: Wm. F. Hahn to Mount Auburn, "pass to the grounds," 2014.020.003-010

Letter: Wm. F. Hahn to Mount Auburn, 1879 (page 2)
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Letter: Wm. F. Hahn to Mount Auburn, 1879 (page 2)

pass in to the cemetery on Sunday, I am busy during the week and therefore have no other time except on that day to go there. My brother is in the Marble business working for Bowker & Torrey on Portland St, Boston.

Please send price list of the lots which are for sale.

Please send answers as soon as convenient and greatly oblige.

Yours Respectfully Wm F Hahn Newton Mass.

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