In view of some life situations, people do not have the opportunity to attend burial or burial ceremonies, and subsequently face the problem of finding the burial place of the desired person. Unfortunately, such cases are detected in the modern world more and more often. What to do, how to find a person's burial if necessary.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to find the desired burial (human grave), there are several ways. If you know the place of burial, then you should come to the cemetery and find the desired grave, bypassing all the available ones and finding a plaque with the name of the person you are looking for.
Step 2
How to find a burial site that may be several decades old. Review the posthumous documents (if any) and contact the relevant authorities (registry office or others) to establish the location and other data. In order to be able to find the required person on the death certificate, you should know not only the person's full name, but also the approximate year and place (city, district, etc.) of death.
Step 3
Apply for Church death registration records. To do this, you need to know the name of the deceased, as well as the name of the church where the ceremony took place. Look for the important person in your obituary. In this case, it is necessary to know the date of death, full name, patronymic and surname worn by the person at the time of death, as well as the state where the obituary was published and the death of the citizen occurred.
Step 4
Check out military reports. This method of finding a burial is good in the case when you are sure that the person was a soldier, a veteran. For such a search, you will need to know the name, date of birth of the person, the department of the service (army, navy, etc.), the state where the person was buried, as well as the date of hostilities, military identification number and personal social security number.
Step 5
Analyze all family biographies and life stories. They certainly may contain information about the place of burial of this or that person. Copies of family histories can be obtained from the relevant authorities of the state where the citizen lived.
Step 6
Study all reports of cemeteries in the area where the death of a citizen was established and recorded. Ask around with the old-timers in the person's place of residence, as they may have some information that can help you find a burial site.
