Free Mississippi Online Cemetery and Burial Records

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(This page's most recent update is November 2024)
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Cemetery records and cemeteries, in general, are a very large part of our family history and are a significant pursuit for many genealogists.  Sometimes, the information on a headstone is the only information available for certain ancestors.

What can you find in these records? How about birth, marriage, and death information and clues to military service, religion, and organization memberships? Location of the burial plot, tombstone inscriptions, cemetery maps, sexton registers, and headstone photos are also generally available.

Here are a few good primers on the benefits of searching cemetery records:

Note: Some links listed take you to a FamilySearch Collection of digital images. Near the bottom of the page under Film/Digital Notes is the name of each sub-collection. If there is a camera icon at the right of the name (in the Format column) then the collections’ images are browsable. If there is a camera with a key icon, it is only available at a Family History Center or affiliated library. If there is a film reel icon, then it is only available in microfilm format, not digital. To take full advantage make sure that you are logged in to FamilySearch. The results may be different if you are signed in, rather than not.

Below are links to cemetery, burial, and interment records as well as indexes and tombstone inscriptions that are available for free online.

Mississippi Cemetery Records

General U.S.

Mississippi

For all Free Mississippi Collection Links in 24 Genealogy Categories, go to the By Location Page, click on Mississippi, and then click on the category of interest.

Good Luck and Happy Hunting!

One reply on “Free Mississippi Online Cemetery and Burial Records”

I was told he was buried in Columbia cemetery. He lived East of Pearl River across the river from Old Ford House.

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