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1855-04-21 Story Statue: Memorial of Subscribers to Story Statue Fund (page 2)

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✓ N I Bowditch
J C Gray
G. T. Bigelow
✓ Wm Appleton
✓ C. G. Loring
F.C. Loring
Wm Gray

[in light pencil:]
Surviving


W C Gray- 100.
[?] A Lowell- 100.
Sam May- 100.
Geo. Ticknor- 100.
Jacob Bigelow- 50.
James Savage- 50.
Geo. T. Bigelow- 25.
Ignatius Sargent- 25.
Josiah Quincy Jr- 25.
F C Loring- 25.
Wm Gray- 25.
David Sears- 100.
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[end of page, list of signatures]
Lines 1-2 -- [Jacob?] Gray 100.
[indecipherable] Lowell 100.

Line 7 -- [Geo.? I.]

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Line 8 -- [Simey?]

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Line 9 -- [F C?]

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