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| | OAKLAND CEMETERY, St. Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota |
 | | This is a courtesy, in recognition that the business of a cemetery is to care for burials and the burial grounds, not to correspond with family historians. |
 | | With the founding of the Oakland Cemetery Association in 1853, St. Paul had one of the first formal non-sectarian burial places in the developing territory. |
 | | There are areas established for various groups, including Chinese, Hmong, Orthodox Christians; a variety of monuments from the trees of life to lambs to hand carved stones to ornate sarcophagi; an area set aside for burial of the poor, and another for soldiers, and yet another for firefighters. |
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