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Tips for Tombstone Care

By Cheryl Felix McClellan Premium

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  Soon after moving to Ohio, my husband and I discovered that one of his ancestors was buried in our tiny town — you can imagine our excitement. But when we found Daniel Kent’s marble tablet, it was broken, facedown in the mud and nearly illegible. Sadly, many family tombstones are themselves at death’s door. View Website VIP Subscription

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