ENCopying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 264)
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Status: Indexed
264
Dear Sir,
Since last October the
following contract have been made for
the perpetual repair of lot -- guaranteed.
| 726 | Cedar Path | Catherine Peabody | 450 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {1250 | Elm Path | Isaac Parker} | ||
| {1315 | " " | Mary I. Parker} | 1000. | |
| {1333 | " " | Fanny C. Parker} | ||
| (1875 | Hibiscus " | Nathan Webb) | ||
| (1876 | " " | Charles Forster) | . | $1200. |
| (1877 | " " | Jacob Forster) | ||
| (1878 | " " | Edwin F. Adams) | ||
| 2113 | Lime Av. | Henry Gassett | . | 600.– |
| 2820 | Lawn " | Deborah C. Powars | 200.– |
| 212 | Beech Av. | Gurdon Steele | . | 100.– |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 659 | Greenbrier P. | Otis Fairbanks | 100. |
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