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Ancestry Academy - Find A Grave FREE
Find A Grave is the world's largest website devoted to memorializing the loved ones who came before us and their graves. Come take a cemetery walk with Michael, learn how to further your family research and become an active contributor of Find A Grave.
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Archaeology, Genealogy, and GIS Meet at Columbia Cemetery
Online article on the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) mapping of the Columbia Cemetery in Boulder, Colorado.
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Cemetery Research and Gravestone Rubbings...a How To, Site
How to research cemeteries, care for tombstones and photograph the stones.
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Pictures of Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati Ohio and lesson plans for students.
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FamilySearch Wiki - United States Cemeteries
Cemetery record types, locating cemeteries, address books, and other sources of cemetery records.
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GenealogyMagazine, Episode 11: Cemetery Records (YouTube)
In this episode, we compare a transcript of grave markers to photographs of the actual inscriptions and find surprising differences. Still, a published source may be the last link to the original if it becomes damaged or destroyed.
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Gravestone Rubbing for Beginners
By Jessie Lie Farber.
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From DoHistory.
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Legacy QuickGuide: Cemetery Research $
The Cemetery Research Legacy QuickGuide
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OVS-Genealogy - Taking Photos of Cemeteries, Monuments, and Tombstones
Tips and suggestions, and examples for taking photos of tombstones.
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Recording Cemeteries with Digital Photography
From the Cemetery Column.
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Reproducing brasses and incised slabs
From the Monumental Brass Society.
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