1864-04-29_WinsortoCrocker1_1831_016_001_002-002
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Letter from Captn. D. L. Winsor
on charges for Internment
Apr. 29, 1864
Mount Auburn Cemetery.
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Mount Auburn,April 29, 1864
Uriel Crocker Esqr.
Dr Sir,
You asked me to
give you my figures in regard to raising
the charges in the funeral department
of Mount Auburn Cemetery.
For digging a Grave & [recording?]. |
|
" " Child " | 3 00 |
For Opening a tomb & Closing under 10 years, 3.25 | 4 00 |
Charges at Recieving tomb At discretion of Superintendent same as before | 20. 00 |
For building a brick grave with internment |
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& sodding up again has never paid the actual
expense at the former rates, and the above
ground tombs give a sighs of trouble to get them
open as the Locks become badly rusted. The
price of materials for Brick Graves has
doubled since I have been here, and If
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