Has over 36 thousand pictures of gravestones and memorials and transcriptions for some.
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Carla
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What a brilliant idea! I went and had a look around the web site and it is very well designed. Sadly Duncan and Mary haven't visited the area my ancestors come from....Alvediston, Ebbsbourne Wake and Berwick St John......but that does not matter as i always take photos of any ancestral gravestones i find. I think it is very important to record this sort of thing, as some of the headstones from my family line have already been removed or simply worn away damaged through age. Some cemeteries have even been lost or flattened to make way for housing, especially in the London area. Some of the smaller churches have lost the records of where people are buried so the more people that record this information the better. 