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Baby Maytie, the first person buried at Inglewood Park Cemetery, gets a headstone after 120 years

The first person to be buried in the Inglewood Park Cemetery finally receives a grave marker more than a century after her death.

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Baby Maytie, the first person buried at Inglewood Park Cemetery, gets a headstone after 120 years
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