California, Sonoma County, Sebastopol, Evergreen Lawn Cemetery Burial Records - FamilySearch Historical Records

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Burial and cemetery index records from the Evergreen Lawn Cemetery in Sebastopol, California. Records may be added if they become available. The microfilm of the original records is located at the Evergreen Lawn Cemetery.

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