Connecticut Cemeteries

Online Resources

 * Connecticut, Find A Grave Index, 1636-2011
 * Find A Grave for Connecticut
 * Interment.net for Connecticut
 * Billion Graves for Connecticut
 * The CTGenWeb Project, index.
 * Farber Gravestone Collection, index
 * Connecticut Cemetery Records
 * Connecticut Cemetery Records

The following have significant cemetery listings for Connecticut State:


 * Findagrave.com Search for names Enter at least a last name then click Search. Can narrow by first names or dates.


 * This site frequently has tombstone images
 * List of cemeteries statewide for cemeteries in their database
 * Go to Find A Grave Home page, click Search for a cemetery, select the state (Connecticut), then select from the county list, and press Search.
 * Click on the number below Interments for a cemetery to access names. Click Records arrow to scroll through to the end.


 * Web: Connecticut, Find A Grave Index, 1636-2013 at Ancestry.com ($) State.


 * Hale Collection of Connecticut Cemetery Records – Cemetery transcriptions and links built primarily on the Hale Collection.
 * USGenWeb Tombstone Transcriptions Connecticut
 * Linkpendium Connecticut Cemeteries/Other
 * Online Connecticut Death Indexes and Obituaries
 * D'ADDEZIO Connecticut Cemeteries
 * New Horizons Genealogy– Specializing in New York and New England cemetery records.
 * Interment.net (CT) - Browse cemeteries by county.
 * Connecticut Cemetery Records (at Connecticut Genealogy) Cemetery inscriptions online organized by county and city.

Published Records
Cemetery records, such as tombstone and sexton’s records, have value in that they may give birth and death dates, age at death, name of spouse and children, a maiden name or, occasionally, a birthplace. Tombstones may have symbols or insignias indicating military service and social or religious affiliations. It is important to look at surrounding tombstones because family members may also be buried nearby.


 * Kemp, Thomas Jay. Kemp's Researcher's Handbook. Detroit, Michigan: Gale Research Company, 1981. This book includes cemetery names, addresses, and telephone numbers of cemeteries in Connecticut as well as a detailed list of available sources. The book also lists the number, volume, and page citations for each cemetery included within the Hale collection (see below).

Hale Collection
The Charles R. Hale Collection of cemetery inscriptions (1640s-1930s) and newspaper death notices (1796-1865) consists of an extensive card index and typed inscriptions from more than 2,000 cemeteries. This collection is available at the Connecticut State Library and on microfilm at the Family History Library.

DAR Collection
The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) collection consists of transcripts of Bible records, cemetery records, church records, marriages, deaths, obituaries, and wills. It was microfilmed in 1970 and 1971 at the DAR Library in Washington, DC.