How do you do, I am a male baby boomer, born & raised in SE Connecticut.
Moved to Massachusetts 43yrs ago & lived the past 37yrs in Bristol County Massachusetts
Always enjoyed roaming cemeteries.
Have only been doing my family genealogy research diligently since Jan 2011.
Currently undertaking on my own the huge task of documenting in-laws cemetery, Norton Center Cemetery, Timothy Plain Cemetery & Norton Common Cemetery. Check my virtual cemeteries Sections work in progress.
Willing to help in anyway I can, anyone needing assistance finding family cemetery info.
Use of my photos, you need only ask & add credit where credit is do.
Thank you

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FAG new search tip Sep 30 2021
plot search if added to memorial will bring you to plot area & who's buried there. This helps in location with nearby names. Only helpful if plot location is available.

Tip:How to add GPS (lat/lon): to memorials "without" a GPS device or GPS photo capabilities

*****Updated Jul 6, 2018********
Previously I showed the steps to how to post locations lat/long with out expensive smart phone or GPS capabilities.
With the new version, FAG has graciously provided a tab "PIN ON MAPS" in your memorial edits, that goes directly to the map in plan form. Zoom in closer to the cemetery icon & it changes to satellite/aerial photo view. If you can find the exact or nearly exact location, click it & the icon appears. Along with new latitude & longitude coordinates, "Save" it & continue on with your edits. Now it is so much easier to locate memorials when information is just not available(office closed or even available).
It sure is easier than the old version opening maps, finding lat/long, copy/paste into memorials. Thank you FAG, it truly is a new version.

How do you do, I am a male baby boomer, born & raised in SE Connecticut.
Moved to Massachusetts 43yrs ago & lived the past 37yrs in Bristol County Massachusetts
Always enjoyed roaming cemeteries.
Have only been doing my family genealogy research diligently since Jan 2011.
Currently undertaking on my own the huge task of documenting in-laws cemetery, Norton Center Cemetery, Timothy Plain Cemetery & Norton Common Cemetery. Check my virtual cemeteries Sections work in progress.
Willing to help in anyway I can, anyone needing assistance finding family cemetery info.
Use of my photos, you need only ask & add credit where credit is do.
Thank you

†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ†Æ
FAG new search tip Sep 30 2021
plot search if added to memorial will bring you to plot area & who's buried there. This helps in location with nearby names. Only helpful if plot location is available.

Tip:How to add GPS (lat/lon): to memorials "without" a GPS device or GPS photo capabilities

*****Updated Jul 6, 2018********
Previously I showed the steps to how to post locations lat/long with out expensive smart phone or GPS capabilities.
With the new version, FAG has graciously provided a tab "PIN ON MAPS" in your memorial edits, that goes directly to the map in plan form. Zoom in closer to the cemetery icon & it changes to satellite/aerial photo view. If you can find the exact or nearly exact location, click it & the icon appears. Along with new latitude & longitude coordinates, "Save" it & continue on with your edits. Now it is so much easier to locate memorials when information is just not available(office closed or even available).
It sure is easier than the old version opening maps, finding lat/long, copy/paste into memorials. Thank you FAG, it truly is a new version.