In February 1862 a dark cloud hung over Salt Lake City’s courthouse as hundreds of people entered, looking for their loved one’s possessions that had been stolen from graves in the city’s cemetery.1 Burial clothes from the graves of hundreds of men, women, and children of all ages were laid out on a fifty-foot table for loved ones to inspect and claim. I…
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