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13 mar 2024 · Find a Grave hosts the world’s largest gravesite record collection with over 226 million memorials in 564,000 cemeteries around the world, expanding daily. All information on Find a Grave can be viewed for free, without registering.
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18 kwi 2024 · This collection is an index of records from Find a Grave. The initial publication of this collection on FamilySearch was in 2018. The Find a Grave community around the world finds, records, and documents gravesite locations and adds them to Find a Grave daily.
This index can be used to find out when your ancestor died and where they were buried. You also may find names of your ancestor's relatives, which may add names to your family tree. When viewing a record in this database, navigate to the corresponding memorial on Find a Grave® by clicking the image or the Find a Grave® URL.
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1. See what a simple name search reveals first. 2. Use memorial links to find other relatives buried nearby. 3. Carefully review grave and memorial information. 4. Learn more about the cemetery where your ancestors are buried. 5. Contact Find a Grave volunteers to thank them and ask questions. 6.
