


| Georgia town to honor graves of more than 1,100 blacks |
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The final resting places of the 1,146 black souls who once lived and worked there were anonymous. Though loved ones may have initially marked the spots with a homemade wooden cross or only a rock, the fragile tributes were lost to time. For generations, segregation kept black and white Gainesville separate and unequal in life and death.
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