CEMETERY SURVEY FORM FOR INDIVIDUAL GRAVE MARKERS 2025

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People use the terms interchangeably, but there is a difference between grave markers and headstones. In general, grave markers lie flat on the ground while headstones rise above the grave in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Neither flat markers nor raised stones are better. Both have their places.
The only person with the legal right to place any type of permanent marker on the grave or make any decision regarding the gravesite is the individual who has the Deed of Grant to the cemetery plot.
Tombstones: Believe it or not, the grave markers at a cemetery are considered personal property and are covered by most homeowners insurance policies.
Cemetery surveys are conducted for historic preservation and to lay out new gravesites. An accurate map of an old cemetery records the gravesites location and existence and preserves information that may be lost due to weathering or vandalism.
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