John Crites was a soldier in one of the units sent to restore order during the New York City Draft Riots of 1863.
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A Grave Concern: Quick fact
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A Grave Concern: Whimsical cemetery
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No, really. Ben and Jerry’s has a flavor graveyard, and the blogger from Stone Gardens has been there.
Now I’m craving some Phish Food.
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