Trustees Records, Vol. 1, 1835 (page 078)

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This certifies that I have examined the Treasurers Accou
counts for the year past & find them well vouched &
correctly cast, that the balance in his hands is
Two thousand twenty four dollars 74/100 & that he exhibited
to me the evidence of stocks belonging to the Corora-
tion as appears by the preceeding Trial Balance of
his Books.

Signed B. A. Gould
Aud^r of acct^s to Prop^s of M^t Auburn

Boston 10 January 1842
A true record attest B. R. Curtis Secy.

Trustees

Pursuant to notice issued by the Secre-
tary the Trustees of the Proprietors of the
Cemetery of Mount Auburn met at
the office of the Secretary on Monday
the 6^th day of June 1842 at 9 oclock
A. M.
Present Mess^rs Bigelow, C. P. Curtis, B. R.
Curtis, B. A. Gould, Issac Parker,
Read & Gould & Story

Officers chosen.

Voted & chose by ballot Joseph Story
President, George W^m Bond Treasurer,
B. R. Curtis Secretary.
Suffolk ss Jun 6^th 1842 Personally appeared B. R.
Curtis & made oath that he would faithfully
perform the duties of Sec^y. of the Pros. of the Cem^y of
Mount Auburn Before me C. P. Curtis - Jus. of the
Peace.

78

This certifies that I have examined the Treasurers Accou
counts for the year past & find them well vouched &
correctly cast, that the balance in his hands is
Two thousand twenty four dollars 74/100 & that he exhibited
to me the evidence of stocks belonging to the Corora-
tion as appears by the preceeding Trial Balance of
his Books.

Signed B. A. Gould
Aud^r of acct^s to Prop^s of M^t Auburn

Boston 10 January 1842
A true record attest B. R. Curtis Secy.

Trustees

Pursuant to notice issued by the Secre-
tary the Trustees of the Proprietors of the
Cemetery of Mount Auburn met at
the office of the Secretary on Monday
the 6^th day of June 1842 at 9 oclock
A. M.
Present Mess^rs Bigelow, C. P. Curtis, B. R.
Curtis, B. A. Gould, Issac Parker,
Read & Gould & Story

Officers chosen.

Voted & chose by ballot Joseph Story
President, George W^m Bond Treasurer,
B. R. Curtis Secretary.
Suffolk ss Jun 6^th 1842 Personally appeared B. R.
Curtis & made oath that he would faithfully
perform the duties of Sec^y. of the Pros. of the Cem^y of
Mount Auburn Before me C. P. Curtis - Jus. of the
Peace.