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Mount Auburn Cemetery

1844-04-24_ToParker1_1831_014_002

At a meeting of the Trustees
of Mount Auburn holders at the cemetery
, Present Messrs Story, Bigelow
Read, Brimmer & Crockett - it was voted

That the site of the Chapel about to be
built, shall be on ^a spot surveyed by Mr Higginson ^for that purpose
near Cypress & Pine avenues

That the Trustees will purchase, if they can
obtain them on reasonable terms, one or more of the
lots numbered 88, 699-700, & 446, for an entrance
way to the chapel

That the term during which the new lots
may be sold for $80. be extended to the
first day of August next

Jacob Bigelow
Secr pro tem

1844-04-24_ToParker1_1831_014_002

At a meeting of the Trustees
of Mount Auburn holders at the cemetery
, Present Messrs Story, Bigelow
Read, Brimmer & Crockett - it was voted

That the site of the Chapel about to be
built, shall be on ^a spot surveyed by Mr Higginson ^for that purpose
near Cypress & Pine avenues

That the Trustees will purchase, if they can
obtain them on reasonable terms, one or more of the
lots numbered 88, 699-700, & 446, for an entrance
way to the chapel

That the term during which the new lots
may be sold for $80. be extended to the
first day of August next

Jacob Bigelow
Secr pro tem

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