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    Cataraqui United Church Cemetery 6: The Grave Whisperer
    Cataraqui United Church Cemetery 6: The Grave Whisperer
    Cataraqui United Church Cemetery 6: The Grave Whisperer
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    Cataraqui United Church Cemetery 6: The Grave Whisperer

    By Angeline Gallant

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    This book records the lives of those who are buried in Cataraqui United Church Cemetery in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

    It is a launching point for further research.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAngeline Gallant
    Release dateNov 20, 2022
    ISBN9798215765456
    Cataraqui United Church Cemetery 6: The Grave Whisperer
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    Angeline Gallant

    Angeline Gallant is a Geneology addict who loves to work on her family tree and help others with theirs. This passion for history plays a huge role in her books as well.  An Old Stock Canadian and a homeschooling mother living in Canada, Angeline is determined to leave her own special mark on the world through her work, her child, and her writing. Angeline is an author on Goodreads. If you follow her account on Goodreads, she will follow back.

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