Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 452)

that an order left you yesterday (I think,) by
Mr Sam. S. Constant of New York, for marble
headstones, will be honored when the money
is wanted. I can vouch for R. & he vouches for
Constant.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge

May 31^st [18]69

J.J. White Esq

Dear Sir,

Yours of 29^th is rec^d.
I regret the position of the accounts
against the lots of your mother &
sister. I heard that your sister
was married again & gone to Europe
but supposed your mother was
with you. The lots are entirely
distinct. Cannot the account
against your mother's lot be set-
tled?

We are working now upon
written orders? We do not wish
to neglect these lots; if Mrs White
& Mrs Kinmouth wish them cared
for -- but as the matter stands we
shall certainly have to, unless you
can take or procure the respon-

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