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Obituary for Ana Cruz Costa, 1909 pawtucket, rhode ...

obituary for Ana Cruz Costa, 1909 pawtucket, rhode island

I'm trying to locat the gravesite of my great-great-grandmother. We know she died and was buried in Pawtucket, R.I somewhere between 1908-10 from T.B.

I'm not sure where to begin. Please any suggestions will be appreciated


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The US GenWeb Project is a non-profit organization of volunteers that records gravestones found in cemeteries across the United States. This information is recorded to aid anyone doing genealogy research and is provided free. I volunteer for this organization in the State of Washington where I record all information found on the gravestones, as well as take pictures of the stones to preserve for future generations in case the stones become weathered and unreadable. If you would like to volunteer for this organization you can find out how at this website: http://www.usgenweb.org/

While many cemeteries have someone who is recording the stones and information of those buried there, many cemeteries across the country have not had anyone volunteer to record it's informaton for future geneologists to discover.

For information pertaining to Rhode Island, visit:
http://www.brendabova.com/riprovidence/index.html


For a list of all cemeteries in Pawtucket, Rhode Island (Providence County) visit: http://ricemeteries.tripod.com/prov.html

According to the information found on this page, Pawtucket has 9 historical cemeteries of an estimated 10, all of which are large. The US GenWeb Project's volunteers have recorded 22,523 gravestones for their database but the town has approximately 250,000 burial sites. I could not find your grandmother's name listed but there are many Costa surnames so perhaps some of them are related.

 

Posted 2009-07-24T10:19:22Z

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