Finding A Grave

[Stableford]

If anyone is looking to find the grave of a famous person, or relative, or anyone else for that matter, there is an excellent website run by volunteers called Find A Grave (I don't think I am allowed to post a link, so just google it). Anyone can upload photos of their local cemetery or churchyard, and it's a brilliant tool when researching family history. People can also leave virtual flowers in memory of those they love. I have used it for history research, genealogy and general interest. Do you want to find out where someone is buried?

[Spungle]

Thanks for the reminder; it's useful because it's linked with Ancestry now, so when searching for a family member sometimes an alert pops up and tells me where they're buried. It's also interesting to see the headstones of famous people or read the biographies.

[Buenchico]

As long as they're not blatantly promoting a business for reward (rather than simply providing helpful information for members), links are perfectly welcome on AB:
https://www.findagrave.com/

[Buenchico]

Another volunteer-run website, that's much loved by people researching family histories, is FreeBMD:
https://www.freebmd.org.uk/