In the Shade of the Elm Tree
- My Web page with many resources for gravestone information
- This page from the Connecticut Gravestone Network explains the use of the mirror to help read gravestone and lists some commonly seen words used on the stones.
- Lisa Louise Cooke shows us how to improve the readability of our gravestone photographs in this video presentation at YouTube.
- Web page (with links) lists types of gravestones and burial places
- uses Macromedia Breeze (which is a browser "add on" which you may have to install to view this but it is free)
- Beth is an AGS trustee and has a great Web site and photos of selected cemeteries she has visited.
- My favorite? The information about White Bronze markers.
- My blog post about White Bronze markers
- Symbols on 17th and 18th century gravestones [PDF]
- Symbols on 19th century gravestones [PDF]
- Lettering in Marble [PDF]
Tips for Taking Cemetery Photographs
by Kim Powell
Ruby Coleman's Blog (Genealogy Lines) Post: Finding Graveyards and Tombstones
Providence Journal: Suggestions for Writing an Obituary
The Legal Genealogist Speaks!
Last updated: 20 June 2012
