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Decesased Online Has Added Scottish Records

From GeneaPress comes news that Deceased Online has added records for Scottish Burial sites. The recent ones are mainly from the Highlands. Deceased Online's news on the addition states that there are 4500 photographs of headstones and over 12,500 monumental inscriptions from 15 cemeteries throughout the highlands. These records date back to the 1600s.

The transcriptions and photographs are from the following cemeteries:

• Banchor, Newtonmore and Ballidbeg Churchyards, Inverness-shire
• Cille Choirill Churchyard, Lagan, Fort William
• Clachan Duich Burial Ground (Kilduich), Invershiel, Ross-shire
• Glenelg Cemetery, Glenelg, Inverness-shire
• Grantown Cemetery, Grantown-on-Spey , Morayshire
• Kilcuimen Churchyard, Fort Augustus, Ross-shire
• Kilmonivaig and Gairlochy Churchyard, Nr Spean Bridge, Ross-shire
• Kingussie Churchyard and Burial Grounds, Kingussie, Inverness-shire
• Kirton and Lochalsh Cemetery, Kyle
• Plockton Churchyard, Plockton, Inverness-shire
• Rothiemurchus St John's Churchyard, Aviemore, Inverness-shire
• Tenandy Old Churchyard, Killiecrankie, Perthshire

Happy Searching!