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Rockville cemetery told us that there were any European-Americans living here in Solano County. They also told us that many young and old European-Americans were buried here. The headstones also told us that European-Americans were also Jewish by the carvings and last names. 

Rockville Cemetery told me that they had Japanese-American, Chinese-American, European-American,  Spanish-American,  and Mexican-American headstones. The cemetery even had people who were in the Army, were Christians, had babies that died, and children who were under 12 that died. After a day or two since a person dies, then they would make the headstone.

It told us that different people lived in different eras. It told us that different eras have different headstones.  Some times different kinds of headstones are buried in certain places.

It told us many things but I wonder why there are no Native Americans in the cemetery. 

Rockville Cemetery told me that a lot of different cultures lived in Solano County. It also told me that people that we usually see, like Mexican-Americans, wasn’t even half of Solano County.  Rockville Cemetery has a lot of answers like how much people had a hard time in Solano County history.