
The official newsletter of Interment.net, a cemetery records database, cataloguing millions of burial records from thousands of cemeteries across the world. Online since 1997.
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PLSS Map of the United States
On May 1, 2000, “Selective Availability” was turned off on all public GPS satellites, meaning the general public could now receive accurate GPS coordinates to within 10 meters. Prior to that day, US-based sate...
1965 USGS Map for Malden, WA shows a cemetery.
I was never satisfied with Richard Morgan’s description of Old German Methodist Cemetery’s location in Whitman County, WA. But back in 2000, when Morgan originally submitted the transcription...
In the United States, when a person died without nearby family, without money, or without anyone aware of their death, the county or city stepped in. Their remains may have been buried quietly in a public cemetery, cremated, or placed in a...
When Reeva Nowitz visited the grave of Estelle Novick at Beth El Cemetery in Troy, NY, she knew something was terribly wrong. The tombstone showed her date of death as 2020, when she actually died in 2018. Moreover, the first name was missp...
The concept of organizing a group of cemeteries with a common connection is not new. We introduced it many years ago with the creation of a page of National Cemeteries, as well as a page of Flooded Cemeteries. But much of that was a manual...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A computer geek going back to the 1980s. I launched Interment.net (a cemetery records archive) in 1997, and CousinConnect.com (a genealogical query database) in 2001. My wife and I launched "Choctaw Websites" in 2021, a website development business.
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