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Powers, Richard

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Laborer at Mount Auburn and included in a list written by James Lovering that the Cemetery would not have any more work for him after July 31, 1873.

Potentially the Richard Power of Richard Power & Son, who was a stone carver of monuments, tablets, and gravestones advertised in the 1870 Boston City Directory.

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