Contribute a Gravestone

You can email photos of gravestones to moc.hcraes-evarg@tcatnoc or submit by using the form below. Please make sure you include the name of the graveyard or cemetery and the UK county. Also include any notes you think would be of use to genealogists. Note that you must own any photos submitted. See our Terms for more details.

Name exactly as it appears on the gravestone

Add year of death

Name of the cemetery or churchyard

Address of Cemetery/Churchyard (street and postcode if you know it, otherwise add nearest city/town/village name)

Select a UK county or area from the list

Add notes about the exact location in the graveyard, inscriptions or anything else you think would be useful to genealogists.

Add the main photo of the gravestone

Drop files here or Click to select file.

Add an additional photo (optional)

Drop files here or Click to select file.

Important - please use the checkbox to confirm your ownership of the image or images you are uploading

I own the copyright of any image I submit (or have permission to use it from the copyright owner) and give permission for it to be used on this genealogy website.

Add a personal identifier so we can find your posts if an edit is needed

Optional - add email address (in case we have any queries). This information is never displayed on the site.

10 + 4 =

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Step 1: Capture the Image

Ensure the gravestone is clearly visible and centered in the frame. Use natural lighting for the best results.

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Step 2: Prepare Your File

Save your image in JPEG or PNG format. Ensure the file size does not exceed 5MB.

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Step 3: Upload Your Photo

Use the ‘Upload a Grave Photo’ button to submit your image. Fill in any additional details about the gravestone.

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Step 4: Review and Submit

Double-check the information and image quality before final submission. Click ‘Submit’ to add your contribution to our database.

Guidelines for Contributions

We welcome high-quality images that clearly display the gravestone’s inscriptions. Please avoid submitting photos with personal identifiers or those taken in poor lighting conditions. Ensure the gravestone is the primary focus of the image, and avoid any digital alterations that misrepresent the gravestone’s appearance.

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