You need to Know What You Have So You Can Share With Others Your Cemetery List

One of the best things you can do if you have a genealogy blog is know what you have. Today, I am talking about cemeteries, but not about the 234 entries I have with the label of cemetery. My problem is, it's impossible to remember where a certain post is, under the cemetery label, because they all are labeled cemetery.

Today, I decided to make a new label and have it be useful to me and for those who are searching helpful information, like maps and names in a cemetery, and you don't want to use FindAGrave.com. Most of these were done by towns, or individuals (such as my husband's cousin and uncle).

I am covering the following towns in Massachusetts: No. Andover, Billerica, Bedford, Watertown, Cambridge, Andover and one in Maine. Shortly, I will add one for Dedham, Massachusetts (the best I've seen yet).

I Wanted to Know More and I Found a lot from a Great Cemetery Database (Dedham, MA) Tombstone Tuesday -- A Makeover for a 1660 No. Andover, Massachusetts Cemetery Three Cemetery Databases for One Cemetery and Not One was Complete. What Would You Do? Billerica Public Library, Billerica, Massachusetts (History and Genealogy Collection) 43 Revolutionary War Soldiers and Widow Balch Buried in Bedford, MA -- Tombstone Tuesday Watertown Book, with Map and List of Burials at the Arlington Street Burying Ground Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA -- How to locate Records from Home or in Person Brunswick and Topsham, Maine Cemeteries (Continued) How to Find a Tombstone in the Old Cemetery in Lexington, MA, My Stearns / Stone for Tombstone Tuesday