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While having landscaping done on our backyard a head stone was uncovered. It is from a man who was a WWI veteran who died in 1966. His last name is somewhat chiseled out so it's hard to read. I was wondering if there is some place to contact to identify where this head stone belongs. We would like to return it to family members.

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