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Ancestry Academy - Digging for Answers with 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.

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.

Beyond the Index--Michael John Neill's Articles in the Ancestry Daily News

Cemetery Research and Gravestone Rubbings...a How To, Site

How to research cemeteries, care for tombstones and photograph the stones.

Cemetery Studies

Pictures of Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati Ohio and lesson plans for students.

Cleaning Basics

How to article from the Connecticut Gravestone Network.

Cleaning Gravestones: Use the Gentlest Means Possible

By Camille Bowman, Architectural Conservator.

Family Research - English, Scottish and Irish Genealogy - Welsh Words and Phrases on Gravestones

Family Tree Magazine - Go on a Cemetery Tour to Search for Family History Clues Updated

FamilySearch Wiki - United States Cemeteries

Cemetery record types, locating cemeteries, address books, and other sources of cemetery records.

Genealogy.com - Tips for Photographing Gravestones

Genealogy.com - Using Cemeteries and Funeral Homes for Genealogy

Gravestone Rubbing for Beginners

By Jessie Lie Farber.

Headstone Abbreviations

How to do Tombstone Rubbings

How to Read A Graveyard

From DoHistory.

Legacy QuickGuide: Cemetery Research $

The Cemetery Research Legacy QuickGuide

Monumental Inscriptions as Genealogy Resources

Occasional Genealogist - Cemetery Photography: The Best Supplies Updated

OVS-Genealogy - Taking Photos of Cemeteries, Monuments, and Tombstones

Tips and suggestions, and examples for taking photos of tombstones.