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Rediscovered cemetery a treasure trove of history in Lincoln (www.valleybreeze.com)

by What a Find August 14, 2020, 4:47 pm

The top half of the cemetery rediscovered in Lincoln, Rhode Island, has the graves of early settlers and the bottom half contains much older Native American grave markers.

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