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Hello everyone. I've been collecting information to compare different sites that let users search for gravesites and cemetery records. So far, I know of FindAGrave, Interment.net, DeceasedOnline, and the Veteran's Graves....

Are there others that you know about? The more the, umm... merrier(?).

Thanks.

David

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Permalink Reply by Calvin Kyle Bobbitt on October 27, 2009 at 8:43pm

Arlington National Cemetery - This is a privately owned and maintained, not-for-profit, website which is supported privately. As such, it has no affiliation whatsoever with the United States Government or the United States Army. Accordingly, the content here is solely the responsibility of the Webmaster. This Site Is (c) Michael Robert Patterson 1994- 2009, Except Where Noted.
http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/

Permalink Reply by Calvin Kyle Bobbitt on October 27, 2009 at 9:03pm

Memorial Pages - Angels Online
http://www.angelsonline.com/pagelist.htm

Permalink Reply by Calvin Kyle Bobbitt on October 28, 2009 at 5:08pm

GoneTooSoon.org - The free online memorial site; create an online memorial as a lasting tribute to your loved one.
http://www.gonetoosoon.org/

Permalink Reply by Calvin Kyle Bobbitt on October 29, 2009 at 10:22am

A Life Recorded - Online Tributes & Memorials. To view our current Online Memorial Plots, click to enter the Gates of A Life Recorded below. This will take you to the interactive A Life Recorded map, where you will be transported to the various Online Memorial locations by moving your mouse over the map and clicking to make your selection.
http://www.liferecorded.com/

Alternatively, you can navigate using text links from the Site Map.
http://www.liferecorded.co.uk/sitemap.php

Plot Search
http://www.liferecorded.co.uk/search/

Plot Areas

Life Recorded Hall of Remembrance
http://www.liferecorded.co.uk/browse/liferecorded/

Angels Playground
http://www.liferecorded.co.uk/browse/angelsplayground/

Beautiful Realm of Thalansia
http://www.liferecorded.co.uk/browse/mysticalrealmofthalansia/

Valhalla - Resting Place of Warriors
http://www.liferecorded.co.uk/browse/valhalla/

A Life Recorded - Memorial Village
http://www.liferecorded.co.uk/browse/memorialvillage/

A Life Recorded Roadside Memorials
http://www.liferecorded.co.uk/browse/roadsidememorials/

Companions Retreat - Pet Memorial Garden
http://www.liferecorded.co.uk/browse_pets.php

Permalink Reply by Regina Lynn Williams on October 29, 2009 at 7:00pm

David, I have over 3,000 pix that I have put on FAG and may willing to share with other sites. Do you know if I can add my pix at these other sites?

Permalink Reply by David on October 29, 2009 at 7:17pm

Regina...seems to me I have seen other sites that accept photo uploads, but I'm most familiar with findagrave, so I'm not sure where to send you next. But there are a fair number of links posted in this thread, so begin exploring, and see what turns up.

David

Permalink Reply by Al (alpobc) on March 22, 2011 at 12:54am

Hi Regina;
Here is a site where you can upload pix. Don't let the name throw you, it is a growing site.
http://www.canadianheadstones.com/

Al Parsons
Duncan, British Columbia, Canada

Permalink Reply by Calvin Kyle Bobbitt on November 6, 2009 at 7:33pm

Names In Stone - California, Idaho, Illinois, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin. Select a state to view - yellow states are those with participating cemeteries.
http://www.namesinstone.com/CemeteryList.aspx

Not finding the cemetery you're looking for? Find out how to get it added. Map a cemetery.
http://www.namesinstone.com/CemeteryInstructions.aspx

Class A Cemeteries—managed cemeteries, usually more than 200 graves. These cemeteries are mapped by the managing organization.

HOW TO MAP CLASS A:
A Class A cemetery is managed by a public agency such as a city, county, cemetery district, or a private entity such as a funeral home or church. If you know of a Class A cemetery you would like added to this website, contact the management of the cemetery and inform them of this site. Encourage them to complete the Attached Questionnaire and fax it to 801-226-0394. A NAMES IN STONE representative will contact them with pricing and funding suggestions.

Class B Cemeteries—small cemeteries, less than 200 graves, often cared for by families or volunteers. These cemeteries can be mapped by you.

HOW TO MAP CLASS B:
Follow these simple steps:

1. Visit the Cemetery
Begin by sketching the location of each headstone and transcribing headstone information. Use the helpful instructions found here: Class B Mapping Recommendations.

2. Register or Sign In
Please register or sign in on the NAMES IN STONE website to access the cemetery project application and mapping tools.

3. Project Application
Complete the Cemetery Project Application form. This essential information is necessary to post a new cemetery on the site.

4. Draw the Cemetery
On the Cemetery Construction page, use notes from your visit and the on-line mapping tools to re-create the cemetery.

Permalink Reply by Dawn Pratt on March 21, 2011 at 11:28pm

http://namesinstone.com/

This site is a great. I will check there when I am having trouble locating a grave, also many states have local sites such as http://usgenweb.org/ that will also have local cemetery information.

Permalink Reply by Helen Leggatt on May 24, 2011 at 7:09pm

Hi David

I run a cemetery recording blog here in Canterbury, New Zealand. :)

It's called Hunting Kiwis, check it out here; http://genealogyjourno.wordpress.com

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