All entries within the GPR for the family name

Excellent site, excellent service.

Hi everyone. I see we have no graves listed for the Sutton Surrey area - just wondered if any one has any relatives in Sutton or Banstead that I could look for a grave for them.

A swift response was greatly appreciated

i JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR THE FAST SERVES.This was not my grand father grave after all, but we will keep looking

Thank you so much.Mr B Wythe

Hi Charles, What a great site you have here!! Thanks so much for taking the time to create and maintain this site. I'm sure there are many researchers that have found this helpfull. Me included. And thank you for the quick response to my request. Keep up the good work!! Cheers! Terry Laraman

I would just like to say what a hugely useful and helpful resource this website is and to thank you for your generosity in sharing so much information.

Thank you so very much for your very quick reply to my request. I am searching for a particular grave & by sending me this photo you have kept me on the right track in finding this particular grave. thank you again.

Thank you once again Charles for emailing me the photo I requested.Much appreciated.

hi ,I am a moderator on the Manchester regiment and I am helping out the Liverpool pals memorial fund, this site is the best I have come across for finding ww1 graves photos for the soldiers buried at home. great work you do, regards tony rodaway

Thank you so much for the three grave photos I requested. They have been a big help.

I have sent a disk to you several weeks ago, which still isnt showing? Did it get lost or does it take that long to show? I have sent a couple of messages to Charles with no response? Many thanks!

New additions are added as soon as possible but at present there is a slight backlog. However in this particular case the CD has not arrived! Also, no email messages about it have been received.

this is a valuable resource and I am so pleased to have found images here - I will definitely be taking photos locally as soon as I can

Thank you very much for making this image available to me. Regards, Terence Abeyasingha

These photographs are proving to be a most valuable resource in my researches for the geographical area of Wharfedale

Thank you so much for your extremely fast response to my request. Living in the US it was not practical to visit England to get a photo of the grave and it means a lot to have it.

What a great resource. As the sole administrator of a free-to-use website myself I know just how much work can be required to keep the site up to date and to respond to queries in a timely manner.

Thank you for sending me a copy of the image so quickly. Kind regards.

Hello Charles I want to thank you for your prompt response to my request. The service you offer has been invaluable to me over the years, as i have been researching my family history. Keep up the good work and i want to say how very much i appreciate it. Kind Regards Alana

After receiving a few pictures of graves of distant relatives I decided to be come a volunteer in my local area and its become a very interesting hobby lots of Badly Decaying Gravestones and very modern gravestones not so much of a use now but I look at it as a foundation for the future people in 50- 100 years time look back and think I'm glad they took those pictures oh so long ago when they were new. So all I am asking is for you to spend a summers afternoon in the local grave yard snapping away

Thankyou so much for a wonderful web site and a prompt response to my request. Your work is invaluable to family researchers who cannot search cemeteries for the information they require, it is much appreciated

What help and and a good photo I received to my philatelic enquiry. THe emails wre prompt and courteous and the photo was kindly sent within a day or two. How refreshing for someone to offer such as this and as promised. Many thanks indeed

To reduce the occurance of incorrect email addresses being entered, you could have a second 'email verification' field. The form would only accept the request if the email address was entered correctly twice. This is a pretty common technique used on websites.

I did initial have two email fields as you have suggested but found that people were just pasting the incorrect address from one field to the next! I also received so many negative comments that I decided to reverted to using just one.

First time I've used your service. Impressed. Many thanks

I see that an individual request is now asked for regarding each image to view. I feel that if they were all available to anyone, that it would be a much more useful thing, as the spelling of surnames is a bit ideosycnratic, and the person doing the name research may have a different spelling to that which you have been able to extract from the stone itself. Is there any intention to go public with all images, at all? Thanks Adrian McTiernan

All the images within the GPR are free to anyone who requests them - what more do you want?

Many thanks for forwarding the photograph I requested. This is a very useful resource and I intend contributing some photographs from my local area.

Very valuable resource.

I have researched different families for my tree and this site has been very helpful with information, particularly birth and death dates. Thank you to everyone who is involved.

I received the image when I requested it; your retrieval system is easy to follow. The possible ancestor (Ogden, William Lambert) turned out to be an infant grandson. BTW, unique and interesting User validation.

Thankyou yet again for helping me to add to my family tree

Thanks for sharing this link, but unfortunately it seems to be offline... Does anybody have a mirror or another source? Please reply to my post if you do! I would appreciate if a staff member here at www.gravestonephotos.com could post it. Thanks, Peter

I wanted to tell you how much I appreciate your work. I was at Greyfriars last year, took hundreds of photos, and when we got home to the US, I found so many of the stones were unreadable. Thanks to your page, I can determine what those stones said.

They were both children of Thomas Andrewes Chaldecott, surgeon, and Ellen nee Lucas, of Chertsey. Neither married. Thomas Edmund Harland was born 7 January 1861. The date of birth is from the Doggett family tree. It is corroborated by this report in the Times of India of 5 February 1861:

Daughter of Howard James Chaldecott, solicitor, and Louise Ellen nee Kilner, of Dorking. Evelyn Isabel Chaldecott of Shaftesbury Longfield Road Dorking Surrey d. 20 November 1953. Administration London 8 January 1954 to Charles Howard Chaldecott retired insurance official (her brother). Effects £1691 18s 10d or about £81,000 at 2002 prices.

Daughter of Charles William Kilner, coal merchant, and Ellen nee Hart,of Dorking. She was b. 1856, baptized 14 March 1856 at Dorking, married Howard James Chaldecott 11 June 1878 at Dorking: children, Constance May, Charles Howard, Evelyn Isabel and Margaret Winifred Chaldecott

Thomas Watts Chaldecott was born 6 August 1793 in Chichester, the son of Thomas Chaldecott, goldsmith, and Mary nee Goddard. He married Mary Doggett on 3 March 1803 at St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey. She was the daughter of Frederick Doggett, hop factor, and Ann nee Dawborn, both Quakers. Thomas Watts and Mary Chaldecott had 11 children. Thomas was a surgeon. His Will was granted probate on 2 October 1876 in these terms: "The Will of Thomas Watts Chaldecott late of Addlestone in the County of Surrey Surgeon who died 18 July 1876 at Addlestone was proved at the Principal Registry by Mary Chaldecott of Addlestone Widow the Relict the sole Executrix" Effects under £450, or about £186,000 at 2002 prices

I believe that you have a church wrongly listed. Your records show: All Saints's Church Herefordshire (Cemetery 1410) the Church Photograph you have is of: All Saints's Church HERTFORD, HERTFORDSHIRE Common mistake as many people confuse Hereford and Hertford. I was raised in Hertford and attended the Church. Regards

Hi Charles, I've been reading through your Volunteer information & found that the page to access a blank spreadsheet comes up as non existent. I would like to volunteer to photograph & record The 'Ipswich General Cemetery' Queensland, Aus. but could see nowhere to actually sign up. With re: to the spreadsheet, I have my own program & will just use the headings from your example. Thought you'd like to know about the link though. Cheers, Nina.

A very quick and efficient reply. I would recommend anyone to try

Just stumbled across this site and have found it very interesting thank yhou everyone for your ahrd work and I hope to be able to add some photos of our local cememtery soon.

just to say thanks for the photo and prompt reply

Hi Charles Thank you so much for you service! I appreciate being able to have a copy of the headstone for Jean Kost.

This is the second grave I have found after exhaustive searches on other sites. Thank you!

This site is a treasure trove. Thanks for making all these images available.

This website has been of tremendous help. Thank you very much.

Charles - Thank you for your help and prompt reply. I recommend this site to any family historians. Peter Walters

Good morning , I live in Cranleigh & would like to help out by photographing gravestones in my vicinity . Perry .

Thank you for the prompt reply to my request for a photograph of a headstone.

Thank you so much. I have just found the Photos from Lanchester Churchyard and they are of an extremely good quality.

Many thanks for the prompt response and image. A great help in my research. I'm sure to be coming back to look at some more as part of this project. It's probable that I will have to visit some graveyards as part of this, if I can I will photograph and send wherever possible. Once again many thanks Kind regards Simon Briscombe

Thanks for letting me see the original image. The date of burial given is incorrect, and I have placed a comment to that effect on the relevant page. You might even wish to change the date and delete my comment - but it's your call.

The record has now been amended

Thank you for the photo of the Memorial, it was of the great, great grandparents of my friend, neither of us can physically travel far and would otherwise never have been able to have any photographs or details of the family graves, we are both extremely grateful.

Charles, you deserve a medal for this project (but all i can offer is a small donation!). I'm very happy with the gravestone image you provided and hope for the luck of similar successes later. Best wishes for the continued expansion of your coverage. Paul.

Where are they, Charles? I found you by accident through Google. You need to be linked from Ancestry, FreeBMD, CWGC, etc, etc! Paul.

Thank you so much for this service. Within seconds I have received extra information to help with my research. It's saved me a long trek to try and find it myself. I can do transcriptions for you if you need people to help with that.

Thank you for the photographs - what a helpful service!

Please remove a copy of my mums headstone from this site

The details and photo have now been removed

Can't fault this site! Great response to requests to view headstones.

Again, superb service. Many thanks, Rob

On your sample chart you give the village as Great Burton. It should be Great Barton. Suffolk

Excellent sevice i have used several times, and its free, many thanks

I stumbled across this site whilst researching my family. I was very impressed with the friendly and speedy service. Thank you.

I would be happy to give a donation but by post not on line. Could I have an address to post to. Thank you

Many thanks for such an excellent and prompt response to my request. This is an excellent service and the fact that is done on a voluntary basis is remarkable.

What a wonderful service - many thanks!

Thank you for responding so quickly with a beautifully clear photograph

Thanks Charles for the image and the excellent website.

You're the best! Take care.

This is an absolutely fantastic and invaluable resource, especially for those of us unable to visit distant cemeteries and churchyards. Please add any photographs of your own to this wonderful site.

Thank you again for offering such a brilliant service.

Two images of the gravestone arrived within days of my request. Thank you so much.

Looked till i went cross eyed LOL but cant find anywhere that lets me offer my help, would like to become a volunteer to photograph and index. Dave

Thank you for providing this service, it is greatly appreciated and I will gladly give a small donation.

Thanks for the image

thank you so much for the enhanced photo. It is very kind of you all to do this so that we can see the gravestones of our ancestors, or even close family (if we are no longer able to visit a grave ourselves).

Fantastic Service. Thank You

thank you for giving me access to the images of headstones of family members which I use for research into my family tree

The service you provide for storing and accessing these photographs is second to none. Thanks very much

I have used this resource on a few occasions now, and it's lovely to be able to not only find information but to also virtually visit the resting place of relatives and ancestors with whom we have a connection through bloodlines. Thank you Mr Sale and the volunteers who make this possible.

Thank you for sending the requested photo

Your service is amazing.

Many thanks, this site is very easy to use, and provides high quality images very quickly. A fantastic resource, can highly recommend, and am very greatful.

A great website, very helpful and eady to use. Provided useful info on dates of death for other family members. Thanks to all helpers as well.

Thanks for your work on this website - I find myself using it more and more as a resource, with it frequently having people who I am researching.

Many thanks for all the work that has gone into providing this resource

An extremely useful resource for family history research. The many hours of work you must have put in to provide this facility are greatly appreciated. Thank You.

I discover this is the fourth time I've used this site over the last six years. It is a very useful and helpful resource, long may it prosper. Time I think for some pay back and photograph some graves!

Great resource - worth every penny of the small donation I made

I just wanted to say a big thank you for running and maintaining the site. It has been invaluable as part of family history research where I have been unable to visit the graves personally.

Thank you for providing this service and for the prompt way images can be obtained. I have used you before and have been very satisfied with the information/photographs shown on the site.

Thank you for the very clear photos which have helped my research.

I was wondering if you could help us with knowing who the oldest burial site belongs to in Campbell’s Hill Cemetery? My sons & I strolled through the cemetery today admiring the beauty of the old world charm of the various gravesites of those who have left this world before us, and we were wanting to know who the first person was who was buried here? We believe it was as early as 1850? Kind regards Kerrie Cameron

I was wondering if you could help us with knowing who the oldest burial site belongs to in Campbell’s Hill Cemetery? My sons & I strolled through the cemetery today admiring the beauty of the old world charm of the various gravesites of those who have left this world before us, and we were wanting to know who the first person was who was buried here? We believe it was as early as 1850? Kind regards Kerrie Cameron

Excellent prompt service. Good image resolution. Just want you want.

Many thanks for sending me the requested image of a grave I live a long way away so this is great for my research on my family tree

Wonderful service, have used the site on a number of occasions. Keep up the good work!

This is an amazing site, such a good idea and very useful for family history research.

HI CHARLES THANKS YOU FOR THE PHOTO OF MY PAST RELATIVE {TALLEMACH}. AN EXCELLANT WORLDWIDE SERVICE MANY THANKS AGAIN DON WILSON

how do i become a volunteer

Thank you so much for this image, a great resource that is easy to use ! I will be visiting the Graveyard over Easter and also St. Mary's in Ecclesfield and intend to take photographs which could add to the resource, Adele

I have tried to email you several times Charles. I am volunteer and the log in details have changed.

Incredibly useful image, it has saved me hours of work to discover the details shown on this gravestone. Very many thanks for this invaluable service.

Hi - I am really delighted to find this. Good job!

Thank you, Charles for creating this website and posting the pictures of graves. By doing this you have provided an invaluable service to the genealogical community. Using information from the photos, I gleaned more information about this family. Leslie

Once again thank you for the image I requested. Always such a quick response

Thank you for supplying relative photographs of monuments of interest. I am eagerly awaiting the latest one.

Many thanks to Charles for the images you sent me, I am in Australia and your help it is greatly appreciated. Warm regards Beth

Thank you, really helpful website!

Great service - thank you

Thank you very much for this wonderful service, it is hugely appreciated.

Thank you so very much for the photograph of my grt grandfathers headstone. So wonderful to have. This brings history to life. Denise, Ontario Canada,

Thank you so very much for the photograph of my grt grandfathers headstone. So wonderful to have. This brings history to life. Denise, Ontario Canada,

Many thanks for all the hard work in providing photos of long lost relatives graves, much appreciated, and a tangible link to my past generations. It is strange that he is the only member of that generation with a marked grave. Diolch yn fawr,

Thank you so much for the photo of the Memorial of Frederick A Brooker, which adds a bit more depth to my family history research.

Many thanks for your excellent service. Much appreciated.

I hope everyone finds this database and helpful as I did in locating an ancient ancestor's grave. Please consider supporting this website so we can continue to enjoy this wonderful resource.

Brought in Furness is not, and never has been in Cumberland. Until 1974 it was in Lancashire, in 1974 it became part of Cumbria.

The GPR stores English cemeteries in their 1900 counties. St Mary Magdelene has now been set as in Lancashire.

Amazing service. Very fast and really helpful whilst researching family members. Thank you very much.

Hi - I am certainly delighted to find this. Good job!

Thank you for providing this great service

Thankyou so much for such a prompt service yet again!! Time for me to start contribute

Thank you again for a great site

Thank you so much for the photograph which I received this morning. Your speedy response was amazing and the photograph great. Your wonderful website is a real gem for those of us who live overseas. Please keep up the good work. D.Duthie Australia.

Many thanks for the several headstone photos. This is a great site and incredibly helpful for family history research. It helps to preserve headstone memorials indefinately. Also I must mention how helpful it is to send the photos so quickly. I will recommend your site to all my contacts who are also researching their ancestry.

My thanks once again for a very useful and well-formatted website. Finding a memorial here saves an age of time and trouble!

Hi - I am certainly glad to discover this. cool job!

Thank you for this wonderful site. I found some real treasure in here and will be volunteering to add some South African graves to the resource.

I have been able to complete parts of my research that were missing thanks to Charles Sales' great site - I cannot praise it enough

Entering my Family Name in the left-hand part of the home page resulted in an Error Message. Entering it in the 'find family' box at the top-right of the other pages worked correctly every time.

The error has now been fixed

"Witten by Walsham" (St Margarets) - the name is actually Witton. The near village is currently mapped as Witton Bridge. Referring to it by its proximity to North Walsham may be valid; never heard it referred to that way by my family however (my uncle was and may still be a keyholder for the church).

The error has now been corrected.

Many thanks for providing this free service. It must be a great comfort to those unable to travel distances to see gravestones of their loved ones and others. May I also say what a prompt service this is - for free too! Best wishes

Thank you so much for you speedy response to my request for the image of Ernest George Harper. The photograph is of excellent quality. I really appreciate the hard work and the time you have taken to put this site together. Thank you once again,

Wolverhampton references should be shown as Staffordshire NOT Shropshire. In 2011 it would normally be categorised as in the West Midlands but historically Staffordshire is its ancient County location and most researchers would be content with that.

In front of the free-standing stone archway in the churchyard is a gravestone in patterned brick with the lettering "1895" at one end, "1915" at the other, and "RUTH" in the middle. This seems not to appear in your list. It seems to be connected with the archway, as the latter has the same sort of brick beneath it. Does anyone know who is buried here?

Many thanks for the very clear image - saved me a journey! It's a terrific resource and I'm impressed by your dedication in running it.

What a great website. I received the pictures more or less straight away

Thank you for your dedication in assisting research of family History

Mary Frances Lillington maiden name Underwood b 11 Mar 1908 died 1984 her husband Sydney John William Lillingstone b 14 May 1907 died 4 Dec 1985 and there only child Alan John Lillingstone b 24 May 1939 died 1960. Cheers Vanessa

Thank you very much for sending me three pictures of gravestones on 26 August, unfortunately because of my age and illness I am unable to get out and view them for myself.

thank you for responding so quick with the photo,i hope to use the service again, once again thank you, p.dial

Hi, I am just letting you know that I am continuing to photograph all of the cemetary at Altofts West Yorkshire and should be finished and catalouged by summer 2012. I originaly did only the family names before. I also am taking as many photos in cemetarys as I can when I am visiting other places. Regards Rosemary. I would love it if someone would do Logie Durno Church yard in Scotland. I have Family there going back to the early 1800´s and cannot get up there.

What a fantastic website I found photos of my ancestors graves and was very grateful to receive the photos so quickly. Many thanks.

Thanks for making these gravestone images available to us all. I am one extremely grateful lady.

Hi - on the Yorkshire page, under 'Yorkshire cemeteries scheduled to be photographed and indexed' there is a note for the Old St. Matthew's churchyard in Halifax, but there is no volunteer name recorded. If the churchyard concerned is St. Matthew's, Lightcliffe then I would be grateful if anyone involved would get in touch with me. Many thanks. Angela

Thank you very much for the image I received. This was very much appreciated. Roy

I think this website is fantastic I have found quite a few of my ancestors on her and have requested photos. Thank you to the people who make this happen.

Great site, great service, many thanks

Thank you for the photo of the grave which i recieved today , this is an amazing site i discovered yesterday and will certainly be telling other people about the good work

Thank you so much for the recent photo of the headstone for Hannah Bentley. She died in 1782 aged 58 so I think that makes this my oldest headstone - thanks from your fan in NZ!

Many thanks for this immediate service - it is a great help. Graeme

Thank you for your awesome website!!

Thanks for prompt response to my request for photo.

Just wanted to say once again how useful this site is for the family historians among us searching for missing relatives.

Many thanks for providing this resource it is very kind of you and so useful. Thank you.

Found this site very useful, it's a great resource, Please keep up the good work, Ihave made a donation

Thank you for this wonderful free resource. It has been most helpful in historical research.

Thank you for the photo

Thanks for the image. I'm sorry to say it didn't help, but it was nice to view it instead of wondering.

Many thanks again Charles for images sent. Brilliant!

I think Charles Sale deserves at least an MBE for this wonderful service he provides out of the goodness of his heart. Thank you Mr Sale.

Once again this site has provided the answer to a mystery thank to everyone involved.

Much appreciated is the help you give in supplying gravestone images. From information given many a child has been found and applied to my family tree. Well done to the volunteers

My thanks once again for providing such an excellent service!

I found a photograph of a grave on this site and requested a copy. Unfortunately it did not further my research at all but the speed of reply to my request was impressive and I intend to keep a book mark for the future. I cannot supply any photographs of any Robinson graves because although I have many deaths certificates, I\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'ve yet to find an actual grave. Maybe this is because my relatives seem to have been non conformist over a long period.

Thank you for the enlargement

Thanks for the photo of my Great Aunts headstone, this is a great service you run here, and am truly grateful.

Once again thank you for your photo.

Hi Thought you might like to know that I have just posted a review of your website on www.madaboutgenealogy.com. It is the first blog post for 2013 ! Will also be mentioning your site in two of the talks I am giving on the February Unlock The Past Genealogy Cruise. Many thanks for a great genealogy resource. Happy new Year, Linda

This is a fantastic resource! A very quick response and a very clear image. Thank you so much as details of the Church were included. We had been told it was a Chapel.

Again Many , Many thanks

Thank you, great site has been a great help.

Just wanted to say thank you. kind regards

Thank you for this wonderfull site excellent pictures. I will try and add some of the ones I have taken.

Charles, Appericated the quick response and also access. Regards Bill

Thank you for this service it has been a great help.

Hi, I just wanted to say thank you for the time taken to record the gravestones. I have found a very useful site re Family History and will definitely be returning. Once again thank you.

Thank you so much for providing this lovely image of the gravestone of my great great great grandparents. I would be happy to send a donation by cheque, but do not wish to give my credit card details.

Thank you so much for this service it really is excellent!

Excellent prompt service. Thank you so much. Would definitely recommend.

Such a wonderful site. I was thrilled with the photo and the quick response. Thank you

First time request for an image, speedy response appreciated. Great site, can't wait to start contributing, keep up the good work !

A very grateful thankyou to Charles Sale for a very speedy response to my request as well as providing an extremely valuable and comprehensive service. It is the dedication of people such as Charles that enables researchers to extend their knowledge of, and build upon, their family history.

Thanks very much for the picture, it looks like i need to wash the stone . colin

This is such a fantastic resource - I plan to contribute and will encourage others to do so as well.

Thank you for this website I have used it such alot and found so much help in my research and have visited many cemeteries useing the information from your grave pictures and will continue to do so

A big thank you Charles to you and the volunteers for making these images available.

Thank you so much for the service you give. I appreciate it very much

Thank for the opportunity to obtain copies of headstones - helps make the history come alive - particularly when one is unable to visit the cemetery oneself - many thanks to all who make this possible - great job

Thank you so much for sending me the grave photo I requested and so quickly as well. This website is one of the most organized and easy to us sites that I have been on. Thanks again.

How do I post a work in progress church?

I waited for the email, but then realised I could access the image via the website. Thank you very much. I wanted to add some genealogical detail, but found that the only way to do it was to order the image again, so that is why I requested it twice, not short-term memory loss! Thanks again.

Looking for Ennis' in Tagoat, Wexford, Ireland. Especially interested in Daniel Ennis B-1833, D-1915 and Margaret Rochfort Ennis B-1849, D-1891

I have only just come across this archive and find it absolutley brilliant. The 2 photos I requested came through within hours and were of excellent quality. One, particularly, furthered my family history research greatly. I shall probably be requesting more soon! I would also like to become a volunteer to add to the archive. Many thanks for maintaining such a valuable resource.

Thank you so much. Very helpful in my research!

Thankyou for the photo I requested, it is very good quality and will be most helpful in my research. I have updated this soldiers details on your site.I have photo's of the war graves in my local cemetery, would you like them.Margaret

Thank you for the photo of Ella Joyce Cockram's memorial. I added more information about her.

Thank you so much for sending the images of the Wright family

How does one register as a volunteer and thereby gain access to the Volunteer Area please?

All you have to do is email me, Charles Sale, with your name and a postal address and I will then send you a volunteer pack which will include access details for the volunteer area as well as FTP.

Thank you. The image is excellent, and the ability to see and download is very useful. Additional information for image DENNIS, Rona Myrtle in George Maxwell Memorial Cemetery, Avondale, Auckland, New Zealand: Born Rona Myrtle BURROWS 1 December 1910; died 28 December 1971; married 1935 Frederick Richard DENNIS.

Thank you so much for the photo,a great addition to add to my research, very much appreciate all the work you put into the site. When I have more time on my hands I will consider helping out at our local cemetery. Thanks

I can take photo requests for the Niagara Region( Niagara Falls, St. Catharines, etc) of Ontario, Canada.........

Thankyou for photographs, you do a great job and is much appreciated.

Many thanks for the photo of the grave of William West. This is being used for a school project on WWI

I've been using the Gravestone Photographic Resource for a long time now and have found it an amazing resource with first class service. Very much appreciated - keep up the good work.

Thank you Charles for Providing me with A vital piece Of my Ancestry history--much appreciated

thank you charles as always much appreciated

grateful for this site and the work done to build and maintain. grateful

I didn't realise the response would be instantaneous. What a wonderful, assisting, generous band of volunteers. So very well done.

Thank you once again for your help. All your work and the work of others is most appreciated particularly when we live so far away in Australia.

Another crisp clear photo - Thank you.

Very prompt reply thank you and this is a great site

Very prompt reply thank you and this is a great site

Many thanks for a wonderful resource that is extremely helpful in tracing ancestors. Congratulation to all who have assisted in the task.

Thank you very much for the excellent photo you provided & a very speedy, efficient Service. I need to do some more Research to establish whether this is a previously unknown Family grave. Again, many thanks, Sue

Thank you for the photograph I am most grateful and I am sure that you have given satisfaction to many researchers.P.S. Unable to give the correct date of death for Joseph Flintham list does not show 1905 ?????

Thanks so much for the fantastic prompt service. It is very much appreciated.

Thank you very much for the quick response to my reques. The image is very helpful & much appreciated.

This is a very special service and I thank you so much or providing it. Providing resources such as this is significant personally and culturally.

If anyone needs any photos taken of any graves in the Wrexham area which aren't already on the web site I am happy to do them for you and then submit via this website

Thank you so much for this website.I am now living in Spain, therefore am no longer able to visit my dear brother's grave where also my parents ashes are burried.

useful information. It’s the best

Dear Charles Many thanks for the prompt dispatch of the photo I ordered for Joan SCOTT 's Grave Stone in Horne, Surrey. This has proven to be the grave of my 6th Grt Grandmother and has guided me to her previously unknown parents etc. Being disabled I am unable to travel to such places as all my ancestry seems to come from Kent, Surrey, Suffolk etc. which as I am sure you will know is a fair distance from Somerset. Having discovered your excellent service I am certain I can now complete a few glaring gaps in my Tree. Thank you once again. Sincerely Jim Scott PS. I am using your address as follows, but continuously get the message that follows. charles.sa​le@gravesto​nephotos.co​m The recipient's address can only contain letters (a-z or A-Z), numbers (0-9) and specific symbols (such as @). Please try again.

Hi Charles, thanks so much for your help and speed in answer to my request. Regards Frank.

My Dean family relatives were born and raised in Christchurch Hampshire (now Dorset?) and my great grandmother passed away when in her early 30's. She had her children baptised at St.John the Baptist Church in Moordown, Bournemouth so I assume she would have also been buried there. After making the trip from Australia and visiting the graveyard it was impossible to know where to begin to find a memorial. I am just wondering if this church may be on your list of future projects or whether you can offer any advice how I may do research online (which has yielded nothing so far) Many thanks .... Kris

Thank you for the Meadwell image Charles. I replied to the e-mail which contained the link to the image but I think only those replies via this system appear on the website.

thankyou for charles mullett gravestone image

Came across this site by accident-- what a fabulous source for family researchers. Great work !!!

Many thanks for the photo of the Squirrells. I was going to upload a couple of gravestone photos of my grandparents graves but the hyperlink in your email was redirected to took me to photos.com a site that sells photos?

Thank you for opportunity to look at image of Munro gravestone. I am certain that this lady died on 23rd july 1853. There is a death notice in The Aberdeen Journal, Wed, 3rd Aug 1853. This would make her birth year 1777 which is more in keeping with the age of her husband, George Harley Drummond. By mistake I entered this comment in the monument details. You might want to verify my comment before changing the record.

In respect KA Hendrick what additional info/ comment would you find helpful.Thank you for the photo of P.O Kevin A Hendrick at Heanton Punchardon

Thank you Charles, Sorry for not getting back sooner but I work shift work. The information was helpful but unfortunately the name on the gravestone is not female but male. That's OK just means I have too go back too the drawing board and try again somewhere! If I need your services again I will surely give your site a look again. Thank you very much, Steve Shortland Saskatchewan, Canada

Thank you so much. I have been able to confirm birth & death details of my 5th great grandparents and this has meant I can trace their parents in the parish records.

Great site. I found the grave of a non-family member - with information that was very helpful to a research project.

Many thanks for the two grave photographs I have just receivedColin

This is a great and valuable resource for researchers and families alike. Fast response, nice website!

Do you only record memorial / grave stones for those buried or do you include for those cremated? Also, it could be useful to know when the latest information was recorded. Wonderful site though

Whenever a cemetery is now added to the GPR the day is now displayed on the cemetery page.

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What a useful and very moving site - congratulations on your work.

What a fantastic resource! Can't wait to explore further! Thanks for your efforts :)

A very useful resource. Thank you

John Randles Born: 10 November 1798 Harrison Court, Chester Street Wrexham Wales.Died: 28 March 1874 Wrexham Wales Occupation: Master Shoe and Boot Maker - Cordwainer - Old English. Mary Randles born: 12 October 1802 Bowling Green Inn Penybryn Denbighshire Wales, Died: March 1868 Wrexham Denbighshire Wales.

Thank you so much for sending the image that I asked for so quickly

Whilst I can see that this site may be a useful resource for people who are researching family history, I have to say that I was shocked and more than a little upset to find my parents' grave on the site. I came across the site and the image entirely by chance and, in all honesty, I feel quite angry and disappointed that someone can take a photograph of the headstone and then upload without relatives' permission

I can understand your feelings. I was surprised when I first joined a family history site, to find my parents listed in the tree of someone I had never heard of. The people who photograph gravestones (as I have done) are looking for information, and mean no disrespect. There is no way to ask permission of family - I have many siblings, in theory not one of them could give sole permission to allow photographs of a family monument. I regard uploading photos as a public service, helping others in their research. Information shown on gravestones can be very helpful!

In the 15 years I have been running the GPR I have had 5 requests to remove details from the website. Whenever anyone does contact me to remove information from the database, I do ask them to confirm that this request is supported by all members of the immediate family.

I would just like to say a huge thank you to all involved in this site. I have located over 70 missing memorials for my North Devon families, which is absolutely brilliant. Thanks and Merry Christmas! Phil

Thank you for your service

This is a fantastic site, many thanks to all concerned with the information and upkeep

thankyou for the eliza taylor gravestone image much appreciated very impressive! website. kind regards Barbara Nock

big thank you to all the volunteers and authors for the information on this site. Such an awesome achievement!

I have taken over 100 photos within Plashet Jewish Cemetery in London. I have looked but can not find a way to become a member so that I can ftp the photos to you.

You can join as Volunteer and then upload to the site,or you can send then to me for indexing and uploading. They should fit on a cd -probably to much for a normal email attachment. To volunteer email Charles.sale@gravestonephotes.com. and he will send you a starter pack

Just to say thank you so much for your amazing site. To be able to access these high quality images - and free of charge - is wonderful. You are providing a service to family historians everywhere

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Very helpful!

Thank you so much for such a clear photo of the gravestone of the Revs Isaac and Stafford Brown. It will save me a trip to Tockenham. Am I permitted to use the photo in my book, provided I acknowledge its source? And if so, would you like to tell me how you would like this source to appear? Many thanks indeed for a fantastic service.

I was given to believe from a report in the Devizes & Wiltshire Gazette dated 20 May 1847 that the Rev. Stafford Brown who died in 1847 was buried in the parish churchyard of Westbury or is there more than one Rev. Stafford Brown in Wilthsire

Wrexham, Rossett, All Saints is not found. Shown in new additions but link goes to Rossett, Christ Church. Can you fix it and let me know when I can see All Saints? Thanks.

There seems to be multiple collections for the same graveyard in Suffolk, Theberton, St Peter. Can these be combined?

Excellent response time to the request for the image I requested. Thank you. Ned to find time to upload images I have taken.

There are booklets giving complete memorial inscriptions for St Mary's and St Cuthbert's, Pateley Bridge, St Chad's, Middlesmoor, and St. Jude's, Hartwith - all available at the Nidderdale Museum, Pateley Bridge. See its website for details.

Are there plans to cover Wakefield, Ossett and Horbury areas? I am trying to trace family member graves. This is great site, brilliant work.

Sir i want information about Rev .W.T.M. Clewes ( 1891-1984) and wife of Edna JAne Baker

What a wonderful resource! Many thanks to all concerned in making these photos available.

I just wanted to leave a huge thank you for this wonderful resource. I research family trees, as a hobby, for no fee, because of a love of history. This wonderful service enables me to access so much information, from my own home. Thank you So much

Please note that many of the local regional councils in New Zealand who manage many of the cemeteries in their area already have an online search facility and many have or are loading photographs of the memorials or gravestones as well.

Hi there, I found this website whilst browsing the noticeboard at my local archives and felt keen to get involved! I have browsed the information provided on the website and I'm still a little confused with how to start the volunteer process. If anyone could provide me some further information, I would be most grateful! Thank you for your time, Kind regards, LC

I will check the website and see where the problem is located. If anyone just sends me their name and a postal address then I send them a GPR volunteer pack.

Many thanks for your fast and efficient service. Your help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks again to Charles and all who have contributed to this valuable resource.

Thank you so much for such a wonderful service. Much appreciated.

Nigel Brook - was grandson of Albert Crum Marjorie Tell - tell was nickname and this same person as Marjorie Helen Brook. She was Albert's daughter and Nigel's mother.

Their records have now been amended.

Extremely good service,excellent details on photograph with additional imformation clear.Would definately recommend using this site.

The first name on this grave is Everard, not Everand as transcribed

Charles, i am very keen to upload these photos to you,can you talk me through the process of uploading these photos.i seam to be doing something wrong that your not receiving them. thanks Kevin.

I have received the images I requested. Your service is much appreciated, and I thank you kindly

Thankyou so much for the grave images just found. Consett 1945; Consett 1981.

I am very grateful for the work everyone must have put in to make these photos available. I am not related to Mr Pook but I think that the Red Cross medal I have was his - it is quite and unusual name. If so I am happy to share information on it with family members.

Many thanks for the image.A very useful website that I will be visiting again.

charles your work is appreciated, thank you for all you do. it is services like yours which allow those who do not have the incomes to support ancestry. unfortunately they are the microsoft of the genealogy world.

Thank you for this Service

Brillian resource thanks entirely to the effots of Charles and his team pof volunteers.

Crofford Ellen Crofford 55 Edward Crofford husband of Ellen Crofford Gresford All Saints. How did you work out the name , I can`t make it out at all.

as always a great service. thank you very much

thank you for such a helpful site it has been invaluable to me for my research

I am so grateful that you have embarked on this project. I live in New Zealand and I would not otherwise have these photos, or the accompanying information. Many Thanks, Patricia Mills, New Zealand

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Thank you for supply such an excellent picture

Many thanks for your prompt attention to my request, it is much appreciated.

Just wanted to thank you and your volunteers for all the hard work you put into this site. It has enabled me to trace many of my ancestors final resting places.

Many thanks again Charles and team. The website is extremely helpful and easy to use.

Hi, Because i have so many Close and Distant Ancestors in The Lyme Regis Cemetery and dont live in England. The Cemetery that is on the Lyme Regis to Charmouth Road. I can not see this Cemetery as yet Listed on this Web Site and would love if a Volunteer was able to take Headstone Photographs or Grave Photos in this Cemetery in both the Old and New Sections of this whole Cemetery - both front and back Sections, to add to this very helpful web site.... Thank You.

A big thank you for the wonderful service provided by your......invaluable !! Joe Hickey

Thank you so much for your help. Your web site has proved invaluable.

Thank you for the photo of my father's gravestone. It was amazing to be able to see this on the internet. It is too far for us to travel to see it and I thought I would not be able to. Many thanks Eleanor

great site very helpful thankyou

Moved as a child from Grimsby to Sussex when I was about 7/8 . Never saw my grandad again and now I'm 74 I'm older than he was when he died in1953. Thanks to this app. I've found his and grandmas grave although delapitated and picture of same. Many thanks

Thankyou for sharing the gravestone photo of George Taylor McKenzie

Thank you for the images. The site was very clear and easy to use

My grateful thanks for the photo and the wonderful resource you are providing.

Thank you so much for recording and documenting memorials.

I'm sorry but I don't understand how to upload the thumbnail image of a grave to Ancestry. I have saved the thumbnail image to my desktop and then loaded it to Ancestry but the resulting image is illegible. I have seen the link you provide to transfer the high quality image to Ancestry but I don't know how to use this link. There is no facility on Ancestry to paste a link into a record. I am really thrilled to see the graves I was looking for but frustrated that I can't get them onto my family tree! Thank you for the massive amount of work you obviously put into this service. Sue

I have sent this person a message as I think I can help.

This is a brilliant resource, thank you so much

Thanks for your excellent research facility

A quick thank you for this useful resource

I am studying my family history and I am extremely grateful for the image you have sent me of the grave monument relating to my family at Lawnswood Cemetery, Leeds. Your website is excellent.

Thank you yet again. I really appreciate the information I have discovered from using your website.

Thanks again for a marvellous service it helps me very much as I am unable to travel so unable to get to Devon where most of the families I'm researching live and I am in Northern Ireland

Thank you for this service. It is a very useful tool for family history research

Many thanks. Once again your site has helped out with my research

I received all my requests (6 in No)very quickly and the reproduction was excellent. Thank you and all the other people involved for allowing me to see these images from the comfort of my armchair.

Great service and very much appreciated by family researchers. Thank you for such a quick response as it it very helpful.

Thank you for providing this information and all the work you do

Many thanks for this brilliant service. I have made a donation towards it.

Thank you for making this information available online and also to those who are taking photos of headstones at cemeteries across the world. It is invaluable for people researching family especially from a distance.

Thanks for maintaining this helpful and interesting website. Much appreciated. best wishes

I am researching the WW1 fallen in Ware Herts as it is the 100 year anniversary. I have a book Our Boys -Ware and it list I think maybe all the sad young men you have for Ware. I went to the cemetery as it just around the corner with the book and found many of the graves including WW2. One that stuck out was in a village up the road to ware High Cross. A man who was called Leake and he was in the Boer War and was a surgeon and managed to get into WW2 via France. He got A VC twice and I think there is only three people that have these. I think it is a fitting tribute to be able to do this.

Just to thank you for this excellent service.

In Sleepy Hillock cemetery Montrose Angus Scotland the relationship information seems incorrect as against a males name there is a female relationship. e.g. William W Gray 208054 129 2 Isabella Lindsay Caithness husband of William W Gray 1853 1921 68 23rd March 1921 Robert Smith daughter of William W Gray 1854 1926 72 18th November 1926 Isabella Smith son of William W Gray 1885 6th March 1885

The error has been corrected. However it would have been much easier if you had emailed me direct - I don't always notice all website comments. Also, all information has been input by volunteers and without them there would be nothing! Mistakes do happen and when I am notified about them I correct them usually the same day.

I just sent an email...and it was not spam...yet, it was rejected?... I was requesting information on my 3xG-Grandparents - Edward West and Margaret Alexander West from Richmond, Surrey, England. One of their daughters, Emma Elizabeth West was my 2xG. She married twice - John Watson Montague Galloway - they lived in Lisbon area, Portugal and had children. He died and she remarried - John William Perkins - Analytical Chemist - in Brixton, England. They lived in England and had 3 sons - only 2 lived. Henry was my G-Grandfather. Looking for Edward and Margaret's gravestones. Thankyou, Layna Jan Wilson, Vancouver, Canada.

Just wanted to say thanks for this excellent service. Response to my request was made within 24 hours. Thank you so much. Will trying photographing gravestones from my local churchyard to help others

Thank you very much for sending me the photograph of John Gayford's grave.

My family really appreciate the brilliant work that your volunteers undertake. Patricia Mills

Great web site - very quick response and very helpful. I was able to find an old friend from years gone by....

Thank you once again for such a wonderful service

Thank you for letting me see two gravestones in your collection.

My sincere thanks for the images you sent to me, very informative! A very professional attitude and service. I'm sure the time and effort required to run the site is appreciated by genuine researchers.

Charles You are doing a great job with this site....its been very helpful to me. Many THanks. Best Regards Paul

I would like to thank you for the photo of my sisters headstone. It means a lot to me to have it, as I stay quite a distance away.

This project is a n extremely useful resource for family historians, especially when it is a problem travelling to various graveyards and cemeteries. The images provide much additional information and aid research. Thank you.

Many thanks for the prompt service. the information has answered a number of questions regarding the maternal side of my family. Once again many thanks

Re: Request for image of Mary Jane Charlton grave monument A MILLION HEARTFELT THANKS for this photo. It solves a mystery. I had a photo of the lower portion of this stone from the 1970s, but did not know what the top of the stone said. All of your hard work is very much appreciated.

Thank you very much for the image. The church is quite remote & locked so this is very helpful.

I sent you a very complementary reply which appears to have been wiped out by your anti spam device

Thank you for your help in finding the address of my father in law's memorial plaque

You have a photo in the gravestones photos section of a church named as St Andrews Church, Hereford, Herefordshire, England. This is in fact a photo of St Andrews Church Hertford, Hertfordshire. The postcode shown is for St Pauls Church in Hereford. Sheila Greig

Thank you Charles! This service is a fantastic resource and has provided comfort at a very difficult time. Much appreciated.

This is a valuable source of indisputable evidence of names and dates unlike a lot of research which relies on accounts from third parties. Thank you for your help.

I am extremely grateful to all that help on this site,it is a valuable help for anyone doing family research especially when on the other side of the world

Good Day I took 63 photographs of gravestones at a small church last May on a trip to England. I have submitted my request to be a volunteer to upload or transfer these photos to the resource. I just wanted to let you know which church it was in case anyone is looking for it before I get my volunteer packet. It is Holy Cross Church. The location is Shipton On Cherwell with Thrupp in Oxfordshire. Thank you

Thank you very much, I have found this website most helpful in my research. Thank you very much Ms Verity Jackson

How long do I have to wait for my pack, I registered on the 23 Feb 2015 Edward.

I've tried to used the feedback form to let you know that there are two missing entries for Eliza and Michael Bunting. Happy to supply a copy of the images.

Dear Charles, Thank you for your email regarding the new page. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank yourself, and the many others, who have worked, without payment, to put together this amazing site. Now, in our retirement years, we hope to be able to contribute more to the site, enabling some repayment for the valuable information which we have been able to retrieve here, without the need for trekking around graveyards. Kind Regards, Cheryl Sanderson.

I just want to thank you for this wonderful resource. As all of my ancestors come from the UK and Ireland and I live in Australia, this has been a great help. I never thought I would see the graves of any of my ancestors.

I do not have paypal, but can easily do transfers to a sort code, A/C number and name.

Thank you so much for the information, it has been very helpful. My relation has now begun to know a little of his father and is to visit the cemetery soon. I wish all Scottish records were as obtainable. Out of interest, we have been told that records for Comely Bank Cemetery Edinburgh were lost in a fire. Do you know of any group that may have this information? We would like to place a headstone but do not have details of all those who occupy the plot. Incidentally, I have tried three times to post a comment but each has been rejected with no links or however long the message. If this is happening often perhaps people are unable to show how grateful they are, which is a shame. Many thanks

Steve Lockwood photographed memorials in St Mary's Churchyard Downe. I wonder if he is aware that there is a cemetery about 150 yards away in High Elms Road adjacent to the school. He may wish to return and photograph many of the memorials there.

Thanks again Charles for the photo

The entries for the cemetery in Hoy, Orkney Islands are listed as Navel Cemetery Lynes. The marker at the entry to the cemetery clearly shows that it is the Naval Cemetery Lyness. It would help to correct the listing so that persons looking for information can find it easily.

Many thanks for this most helpful cite and much appreciation for the photo. Please give my particular gratitude to Claudia who took the photo. Joe Willie's nieces and nephews were young when he died and unaware of where he was buried. We can now visit his grave. Congratulation on the cite, it is so easy to use and free!!! Warm Regards Karen

Thank you Charles - Always quality service.

Can take photo requests of gravemarkers ( within reason ) in the Niagara Region of Ontario, Canada

Thank you for the photo of the gravestone of Ernest David Marquand - not a relative of mine - an eminent Guernsey naturalist in whom I have long held an interest.

This is just to say that this website is fantastic and the service provided is also extremely good

Thank you for your emailing me a link to a larger, clear picture of my late Great Grandmother's grave stone. Your service is much appreciated. I note there are not many graveyards in Halifax or Bradford photographed, so will speak with friends/colleagues who may be able to help with this online respectful memorial.

Thank you very much indeed for the larger image. It is a great job that you do, it's helped me to get past dates, facts etc and adds feelings (makes human)the search for ancestors. Thank you again.

Thank you for the great image - I've now got something to work on and may, at last be able to track down this elusive relation. Brilliant!

Huge thanks for this information service - and the efficient response to requests made. A great help to research for sure!

The photographs of the graves of Joseph and Isabelle Landau (nee Poliakoff) exceeded my expectations. I had not anticipated the Greek columns and statues in a Jewish burial place, but they exhibited the extraordinary wealth of the family. Having read about Isabelle's marriage to Joseph in the diaries of her cousin Zinaida Poliakova, seeing a physical grave site made the stories all the more concrete and real. Your work is invaluable and much appreciated. Since I cannot travel to France at this time to visit the cemetery, this was the next best thing. Thank you so much for sending me these remarkable photographs.

Many thanks Charles and to Graham Newby who photographed and indexed the graveyard.

My thanks to Bob Willis who photographed and indexed Leake graveyard.

Thanks for taking the time to record these gravestones. It has been a great help to me to locate a photo of the grave of William Corner West in Great Malvern. Great work!

Charles, Many thanks for the gravestone image of Ann and Hector Maclean. Two of the nicest people I have ever met. Rgds Brian

Thankyou for allowing access to the memorial I was checking what appears to be a incorrect entry on our Burial registers. At least we had transcribed the stone correctly now to check the burial register

Thank you Charles & Bob Willis for the photos of East Harlsey

Please remove all content relating to the monument of James edward gooderham. Permission was not given to display this private information in this way. I certainly do not consent to distribution of images of this monument!

I had three email requests from two persons concerning this matter. As I explained in my email responses, the information on grave monuments in public cemeteries can be considered as public documents that do not require permission to be published - they have already been published in stone!! However, as the persons concerned were so insistent and stated that they had all their family's permission, I did remove all records relating to James Edward Gooderham from the GPR website.I do find this very sad that the daughter in law of the above named person insisted on his details being removed so that in future none of his descendants can view his grave monument.

I've noticed what must be an error in the entry against Joanna Bowden on the monument of Annie Ley image 292, grave 324403 and thought you would like to amend it. Although the photo is unclear, Joanna Bowden cannot be Annie Ley's wife! It would seem likely a closer examination of the inscription would reveal she was mother of Annie, and / or wife of George Bowden.

I have corrected the error - she was the wife of George and mother of Annie

Thank you for providing such a useful resource, especially one that is free.

Excellent resource particularly for those far away.

Superb Service, Superb Collection, Superb Photographs. Having a neurodegenerative medical condition I am totally wheelchair and housebound getting out to look round our many beautiful cemeteries for myself is no longer feasible. This web page has restored that ability to me and for that I am forever grateful. Please keep up the wonderful work which is rapidly becoming an important tool in the world of Family Research and when you reach that point where it becomes an impossible task, please, please pass it on to someone or some organization who will maintain it and nurture it to even greater heights. It is your wonderful legacy to the word.

Thanks for your speedy reply to my request for a copy of the grave marker for George Clifton Cope.

you provide a great service and make looking for ancestors so much easier ...with you service I have located at least 4 of my ancestors ...much appreciated... I have just found your site and it is such a great help ..and really has simplified searching for ancestors around the world..you have provided me with more than proof of their deaths but birth dates and also where they are interned plus the names of other family members ..Thank you and I really do appreciate your assistance ..keep up the good work ...and once more Thank you again

I wish to thank the owners of this website for such a wonderful and speedy service. It was quite late when I put the request in, and it was fulfilled by the next morning. Thank you!

Many thanks for such an very quick response to my request - it has been very valuable in my family research.

Thank you for providing this service. As I live in Australia I am unable to personally see my ancestors graves and appreciate you making my research easier and to feel more personal by being able to view their grave stones .

My grateful thanks to Mr Charles Sale and the volunteers for providing such a valuable resource. It is very much appreciated.

Hi just wanted to say thank you for your time and effort in creating this wonderful resource

Thank you for your assistance in providing photographs of gravestones. This has been very helpful and I will no doubt use this service again.

This website very helpful and I am very thankful for the people putting the time and effort into creating such a website. Thank you.

Many thanks for pictures of MIs you have taken of some of my family

Thanks - great resource and much appreciated

Thank you for the photo Of Richard Shute's gravestone. Unfortunately for me it's in Latin, which I failed at O Level many years ago!

Thank you so much for the three high resolution images you provided. They are so clear - beautifully photographed. A wonderful project.

I have recently requested photographs of two graves in Dean Cemetery, Edinburgh (Zina Elizabeth Blackburn and Florence Marion Money) both of whom were Voluntary Aid Detachment members and died during or soon after WW1. The images were required for a project that I am undertaking with regards to publishing a Register of WW1 serving female casualties. Thank you, particularly, Charles Sale, for your help.

Mariano Lullo was an Italian organ grinder, and he is recorded as staying in the census of 1901 at The Wheatsheaf Inn, Cuckfield, with two other Italian other Italian organ grinders. In that census he was recorded as single, aged 23.

I had occasion some time ago to be shown where these graves were when researching the Gee family. They are very overgrown now with vegetation and I wondered if clearance is likeley in the future.

I had occasion some time ago to be shown where these graves were when researching the Gee family. They are very overgrown now with vegetation and I wondered if clearance is likeley in the future.

I jave just discovered your site. Greatly appreciate the work you have done in photographing the headstones and collating the information. I live in Australia and if it was not for your site would not see the headstones of my ancestors. Thankyou.

Thanks again for keeping this great resource going.

Thank you for taking the trouble to make this site available and for all your hard work to create it. BN

This is a great website, which has gone from strength to strength. Thank you Charles Sale for the lovely clear photo. Your service is invaluable for genealogists who live so far away and are unable to visit cemeteries.

This is a great website, which has gone from strength to strength. Thank you Charles Sale for the lovely clear photo. Your service is invaluable for genealogists who live so far away and are unable to visit cemeteries.

Thank you for your useful site. I was glad to have found a photograph of Olive Ashworths grave stone. I have sent you my comments on a previouse email, so this might appear to be a bit circular.

Slatter Harold & Edith. Thanks for the photo, we were thrilled as there is no way we could travel to pay our respects.

Many thanks for the image.

Many thanks for your work - much appreciated

Thanks very much for the image of John Gray Draper's gravestone.

Thank you so much for the great images of Headstones, been very helpful

The photos from Gayndah Cemetery have enhanced the profiles of people in my family tree in a big way.

Dear Charles. Many thanks to you and your volunteers for this wonderful resource. Long may you continue with the sterling work that you are doing.

Thanks very much for the lovely clear photo I received this morning. Many thanks go to you and your team for the prompt service. Regards, Elaine

Thank you very much for emailing the picture of my Grandads grave. Thanks for providing this service.

Excellent service as always. Much appreciated

thanks for the quick response, you're doing a great job !!

Many thanks for an easily used web-site and your prompt provision of these pictures.

Fantastic site. Thank you very much

Thank you for this brilliant service

Thank you for sending me the image of my parents grave, Dorothy and Herbert Box. Regards, Val.

Just like to say thank you for all you do and have done Well done everyone Hazel

Brilliant website! Many thanks indeed for all your wonderful work.

An excellent free site - thanks to all the volunteers and organisation. Very valuable information can be obtained from gravestone details or even just the means of eliminating lines of research. Have used this site on several occasions with both those results. Many thanks.

Just wanted to say thank you for the grave photos I received. Received them within hours. Most grateful. N. Haines

Would just like to Thank Gravestone Photographic Resource for the prompt and professional service....Very truly appreciated..

Thank you so much for the photos.

Thank you so much for the photos.

Thank you very much for this service. I am collecting information on the victims on HMS Calliope at the Battle of Jutland 1916.

Thank you for access to the image I requested. This is a fascinating website, thank you Charles Sale & all the volunteers for their time & effort in creating it.

Please note that where you have Stromsay as the name of an Island in Orkney, it is actually spelt StroNsay

Thank you for sending this photo. It is too small to make out details and appears to be in poor condition - not your fault.

A wonderfully useful website. Many thanks to Mr Sale for running it and the people who do the research & upload info. I've found it invaluable.

Thank you for your quick response to my request.

Thank you for the information contained on the memorial, very helpful.

Great resource; quick and easy to use. Thank you!

Thank you for providing a great service

Thank you so much for the images you have recently sent me. I really appreciate the work you have put in to this invaluable resource. Keep up the excellent work. Thanks again.

Thank You for sending me the info I requested and taking the time to do so. You said you were having trouble with sending attachments in emails. Would it not be easier to just allow the Gravestone Photographs to be viewed automatically when requested? You could only allow those photographs to be shown ONLY through such sites as ancestry.ca/com/uk or other research sites where a person has to join and pay to use. Just a thought. Have A Good Day. And Thanks again.

Thank you for your suggestion. In the early days of the GPR, I did do this and allow people access to the higher quality images but people just disregarded the copyright issues. Even now, when I specifically specify that images are just for personal use they are published publicly on the internet infringing the photographer's copyright. Publishing GPR on Ancestry sites, if they are made public, means that anyone can copy an image and use it however they may and disregards the photographer's copyright. By default, volunteers give the GPR the right to send copies of their photos to people who have requested them for their own personal use.

Just a line to say many thanks for the service you provide.

many thanks for your wonderful site...

this is a fantastic idea, and is an invaluble aid to tracing surviving gravestones

Wonderful service you offer. But you have spelled the surname incorrectly. It should be Worrell.

The error has now been corrected

thank you so much for such an excellent resource. i have been able, within a few hours to not only locate the resting place of my great great grandparents, but also to discover they died within in less than a month of each other. (am choosing to believe that he died of a broken heart :) )

Thank you Charles for your speedy reply. I was delighted to received the three pictures of the headstones. I was very involved in transcribing headstones for my local Family History Society so you can imagine my surprise to find three headstones for my tree. Many thanks again.

Thanks for the link to this stone, I would never have found it by going to the cemetery! This is an amazing resource, keep up the good work! Many thanks, Vanessa Dumbleton

Thank you very much for sending me very promptly the photographs of the gravestones I requested. It is much appreciated.

As always a helpful site and an excellent resource for researchers.

This site is a revelation. Thank you to all the volunteers

Thanks for a great website. So easy to obtains photos (if they're there). Hope to add some of my own in the future.

This site is brilliant and there is no amount of thanks to cover the hard work and generosity of those who provide the wonderful research material and grave site photographs. I for one am very grateful and appreciative to the site and it's providers.

Just wanted to say thank you for making this available to people who are searching for their families. Where can donations be sent?

Thank you for all the work you have put into your website.

I found your website when using Ancestry. Thanks to you I think I've found one of my brickwalls. I'll be able to check parish records now. Thanks again. Regards Janet

Hi Team, I just wish to say a huge Thank You to all those involved with this site. It has enabled me to look further into the lives of my family. I live in Tasmania, Australia, when I get to see a headstone with details of people who are connected to me through out history in the UK I get very excited & I cant wait till I can put them in their rightful place in my Tree.

Thank You for the effort you give to maintaining the site and assisting users to access the photographs which are such a great help to our family research

Thanks for the photo, helped clarify a few things

Great Site providing excellent service

Thanks once again, excellent website

Thanks for grave information. Hopefully I will now be able to locate them. I only know the location of one of them.

Thank you for sending me a copy of my ancestors' gravestone. You sent it to me once before but I had an email mishap and it was unintentionally deleted. Thank you for helping complete strangers on the other side of the world.

Charles just want to say thankyou to you and all the volunteers for a great service. I've all way's thought that genealogy research was more than just adding names and dates. So being able to access photographs from your site when available has been greatly helpful to my own research. I also appreciate on how fast you respond to requests. I wish you, your volunteers and your site all the best in the future. Paul :-)

The postcode shown for St Andrew's church, Great Finborough, Suffolk is incorrectly shown on the website. The correct postcode is IP14 3AD.

This has now been corrected Thank you

Thank you for this picture, great to confirm what I already had.

Thankyou. Greatly appreciated photos and info - Cheers from Oz

Thanks for the larger image of William and Mary Marrison. Nice photograph. Normally I can get to these graveyards but this is one I missed finding.

I would like to thank you for this site. I have been able to find the headstones of so many of my relatives and without this site I would never have them or known where they where buried. Thank you so much. Dianne Brown

Thank you for this website, I have found it very useful in my family research and appreciate the images that I have been able to view. I am wondering however, why the names that are listed as being on a monument, are not visible on the photograph, and am curious as to where this information came from.

What monuments are you referring to Mary maybe I can help. I'm a volunteer

Sometimes when I index I cross check with the parish registers and or the Census -usually to confirm dates that are not clear. I might add other close relatives eg children. I always say this is the case in the notes section. Another case is where there are inscriptions on a part of stone that you cannot get a clear shot of. I hope this helps.

Thank you again for a great service

Thank you so much for this excellent service. It is wonderful to be able to view pictures of gravestones in places that I could never visit. The images are clear and I have been able to locate the burial places of several members of my ancestors.

Just a quick note of thanks for running this resource. I'm sure I'll be back.

Thanks for the image. Will be able to use thumbnail guides to find the stones I am interested in

Thank you so much for this very useful and beautifully produced website. It has proved a really valuable help when researching several families both at my local church and for my own genealogical research. In one case recently it solved a mystery regarding the marriage of a couple commemorated on a family memorial in Topcliffe church but who were buried in Stockton; it transpired that when it was erected in 1860 the husband's name had been engraved wrongly on the stone - and since that time no-one had noticed! The marriage details were consequently located easily. I am hoping for further insights as a result of locating the Harrison memorials at South Warnborough. Your work is much appreciated.

There is now a new Facebook group dedicated to the Gravestone Photographic Resource, so if you, or anyone you know, is interested in family history research and would like to join, here's the link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/372030283152561/

Thank you for the swift response. A great resource!!

A big thank you for the speedy despatch of the photograph requested recently. This is a wonderful resource for those of us not able to physically travel to visit the grave site. Keep up the good work!

Many thanks for providing this image, helps in my family research. Will try to help ASAP

Many thanks for the very quick response to my response - a wonderful resource.

I have used this site a few times now and i really appreciate what you have here. My family are from all over the British Isles and Ireland and it would be impossible to go around all the cemeteries to find my ancestors , so thank you .

Just a few words of appreciation for this very useful site which I have used occasionally and found to be informative and a great help in researching several lines of my family tree.My sincere thanks to all the volunteers and compilers of this wonderful site.

Thank you for the photo service....

Many thanks for a lovely picture.. i have been in that cemetery so many times, i didnt know it was there

What a wonderful site with very high quality pictures - thanks for making it possible that I could have access to such pictures

Thank you, your time and efforts and photos are appreciated

Thank you for providing the two images I recently requested. They have broken down a brick wall. Keep up the good work.

Thank you for the images. They have helped me break down a brickwall.

Really helpful resource, and I've had a quick response both times I have requested a full sized photograph. Thank you!

Thank you so much for this site. I have been successful in finding a few gravestones through it and consequently using the information on them has solved some of my puzzles

Very interesting resource. The speed of response to enquiries is to be commended!

Thank you once again that your wonderful website has been able to help me enhance my family tree.

Thank you for prompt,accurate results!

This was most helpful - Thank you

A great resource and the reply to my email was very prompt. Excellent site and extremely comprehensive and easy to follow links.

Many thanks for your very speedy reply. I have received all four images and am delighted with them.

In appreciation of the excellent work and information on this site. It is great to be able to access photographs of family headstones online. Thank you.

Many thanks for this photo and for your time in replying to my request so promptly, best regards.

Thanks for photos of Dobson family graves

Thank you so much for your prompt response to my request, very much appreciated!

Once again thank you for this wonderful website. Your website is now one of my 'go to' sites when doing my family research and has helped me on many occasions. Gravestones can give up so much information - not only dates of births and deaths but often the names and details of other family members. A special thank you to all the photographers out there who provide the images.

Thankyou for providing this wonderful service, without which I may never have got to see the resting place(s) of my family.

3 Excellent photos received. Thank you very much

A useful resource, thank you.

Thank you so much for the photos received so far. This is an excellent archive

Many thanks for letting me view the large image of this gravestone, I am hoping it matches my 2xgreat-aunt, who I've not found any sign of since the 1911 census.

Thank you for providing an image that I would otherwise never get to see

Many thanks for providing this service in the first place and for such a quick response. It's great to be able to see these images for family research. Looking forward to helping out in the future.

Thank you so much for helping me source a gravestone photograph. I did not know a resource like this existed. I very much appreciate the hard work of the volunteers who made this possible.

Thanks for your help, it is very much appreciated!!

Thanks for the prompt service in sending the link to the photo I requested. I really appreciate those who provide photos like this as it helps so much in family history research. I'm afraid I am unable to help as I do not have the appropriate equipment (and I take terrible photos.)

Just to say thank you for the photograph of my cousins grave in Edinburgh

Thank you so much for providing this resource. My ancestors are scattered over northern England and I live in the south so do not have the opportunity to visit the numerous churchyards where they are buried

Thanks as always both good photos

Thank you. That was very quick and helpful.

Just wanted to say a big thankyou for the speedy responses on photo requests. Very much appreciated!!!

Thanks for the quick turnaround. Unfortunately the headstone didn't have the information I was hoping for.

Thank you for all the hard work that has gone into this site. This is my first visit but I intend to be a regular visitor in the future

Hi thank you as usual good photos for William and Leonard

Great aid to finding family members, many thanks.

Please take off your suggestion list to use chalk or flour. These damage stones and promote lichen growth. Thank you.

Love the breadcrumb trail feature.

Am truly grateful for your wonderful resource. Thank you so much.

Hi All, This is the second time I have used this site and the service is fantastic. I am from Australia and to be able to get pictures of the headstones in England is wonderful Keep up the great job that you are doing Regards Kerrie

Thanks for this great service. I managed to use the headstone to categorically conclude it belonged to my ancestors.

Thank you for providing this free service. The photography and website are excellent. I commend you for providing this service to all.

Thank you for providing such a valuable genealogical resource. Much appreciated.

Just wanted to say thanks for offering this great service. The gravestone for John Blythe might not have been for our John, but it was useful to see it.

Currently photographing and indexing the following: St Andrew, Radcliffe, Lancashire St Mary, Radcliffe, Lancashire All Saints, Stand, Whitefield, Lancashire St Saviour, Ringley, Lancashire Ainsworth Unitarian Chapel, Bolton, Lancashire Ainsworth Methodist Church, Bolton, Lancashire Christ Church, Ainsworth, Bolton, Lancashire St Anne's Parish Church, St Annes-on-Sea, Lancashire Corwen Parish Church, Denbighshire St Ffraid, Carrog, Denbighshire

Thanks for a most useful resource, it is astonishing how much progress can be made by examining an inscription.

Thank you for providing the photo I requested. Your site is amazing and I am most grateful for the hard work you do.

Thank you - the photo gave the information I was looking for

Thank you very much for your project, and for the images that I have received. I appreciate your desire to know that images have been received, but I would like to point out that I could not find a way to the comments/feedback section without requesting another image. I abandoned my first attempt to acknowledge receipt of my previously requested image and convey my thanks, so I would like to suggest that making the process simpler or more obvious would improve your response rate.

I have found 7 graves now that are on this site. The thumbnails are perfectly good to use on my Ancestry tree as illustrations of the monument, whilst the detailed photographs, which I do not share with others, permit me to read the full inscription. I have found that my requests for detailed photographs are dealt with within 24 hours. I am very grateful for this most useful service.

I keep finding more relatives on your site! It's a great help. Thank you.

Thanks for your wonderful service. Images I received were great and saved me a long journey to the cemetery.

As I live in SE England and the gravestone requested is in Yorkshire, Gravestone photos has enabled me to get useful information which would otherwise have needed a long trip in order to to find it. The photograph of the grave was very clear.Thank you for this excellent service.

Thank You for your prompt reply. The Photograph is excellent. Great Quality. It was good to find your website. I am sure it will be so helpful to lots of people. Keep up the good work.

Excellent service! Thank You!!

Thank you so much for all the images you have sent me over the past couple of years.

The quality of the photograph is brilliant: completely legible. Very many thanks.

Prompt service and an excellent addition for an extended family member to my research. Thank you.

This website is an invaluable resource for furthering your family tree with the information that the headstone can give you. Often highlighting members of the family that are not recorded on the census.

Again great site - with great mission/objectives. I just requested a photo and noticed the comment - that lots of spammers send messages through that page. Why not add a creative gravestone question - similar to what has been added to this comments/feedback page ? Thanks and regards, Jaime

I have found many pictures on this site that I have been able to add details to my Family Tree. The pictures are very good quality

Many thanks for the image, would love to thank you for your work as it really helps in bringing the past to life.

thank you for providing family researchers with lovely photos

Thank you for the photo! I very much appreciate your site.

Thank You for the photograph, I fully appreciate this website.

Thank you for the email. Great resource!

Surprised to find a site that offers such great service. I received a reply to my email the same day together with a photo of the grave site. Super impressed that there was no fee. Very happy to forward the headstones I have.

I would like to thank the persons responsible for this site and those that have made it possible for us to view the headstones of late relatives which without all their hard work this would not be possible for many people including myself

This is a fantastic website and I am very grateful for all that you do to maintain it.

Very many thanks for this fascinating and helpful site; especially useful for those who are unable to visit in person.

Thank you for providing this website, I appreciate all the work that has gone into it.

Thank you once again for a quick turnaround and great quality photo

Love the work you have put into this resource. Very many thanks!

Hi Charles, Many thanks for all the great photos. They are very much appreciated. You went offline there for a while, hope all is well. Regards Judy Grove (nee Coward) Queensland, Australia

Many thanks for this great resource!

Thank you for the photo of the headstones for Henry and Edna Rosie Great job you are doing

Thank you very much for this site and the photos!!!

Thank you for the images I requested they clear to read. Great.

Dear GPR This is a great resource but please note that All Saints Farnborough is actually at FARMBOROUGH. It is spelt with an 'M' not an 'N'

The error has now been corrected.

Such a useful resource, thank you so much for a great website.

Many thanks once again

Thank you so much for the photo. It is great, am very grateful

I help people with their family trees and have used this site several times and am always impressed with how helpful and detailed it is. Many thanks to the volunteers who take time and effort to produce such helpful work.

Many thanks for the photo received within 2 hours of asking , superb service . Many Thanks

I want to thanks all the amazing people who collect & index all the gravestones ect and all the staff at the Project for a brilliant service. As a family genealogist I have been able to add images & info on my family trees. Happy new year to all!

I sure appreciate your website and all the work and efforts. It has been very helpful in researching my UK ancestry. It also provides a way to honour those from my past and see where their journey ends. Especially helpful as I live in Canada. Very grateful, Cathy.

This has been a real help, but I think there should be links to other sites where photos can be found. For example: theus.org.uk/category/find-grave scottishjewishcemeteries.org/search.html Of course,it would be wonderful if more graves could be photographed. The one I found Sylvia Bellman in had only been 10% photographed.

Hello I wonder if anyone can help me as i would like to add some gravestones to the site? thanks Helen

You can register to be a volunteer, using the Volunteers link (right of the main top menu). You will then be able to add images to the website.

Easton royal church is and always has been Holy Trinity

Absolutely fantastic. Service is unbelievable and the images are great.

Thank you so much for the lovely images of my 4x grandparents headstone. I couldn't believe just how quickly I could access the image once I had entered in the details. Amazing job guys - and once again thank you.

I just wanted to say thank you again for assisting with an image of a family burial stone. The first one you helped me with a couple years ago was of my 2nd great grandmother that helped spur me on to seek more about my family in England. I am grateful for services like this that help people see stones that are so far away.

Many thanks for the prompt service and the great pix. All done in less than 24 hours. Great service!

THANK YOU FOR THE QUICK RESPONSE. EASY TO FIND WHAT I NEEDED TO

Thank you very much for your quick response to my request for a photo. As usual, a great and efficient service. Wonderful for those of us on the other side of the world to be able to find grave monuments. Dot

I've used this site a number of times in the course of my family tree work and it's been invaluable. I've found the gravestones of several ancestors and it's helped so much - often sending me in a sideways direction when the gravestone reveals unknown family members! Thank you.

Really quick response to my request, really appreciated.