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 Utah Tombstone Project Submission Instructions | |
| #1: | Contact the UT Tombstone Transcription Project Manager listed below to contribute photos and transcriptions. Text-only transcriptions are usually processed by the Project Manager but can also be submitted using the GenRecords auto-upload form. Please notify the Project Manager if you are planning on uploading using the forms. |
| #2: | Tombstone photos can be submitted by using the GenRecords auto-upload submission form or by the Project Manager. Using the UT GenRecords form will get your photos uploaded and linked faster. Please contact the Project Manager listed below before uploading photos and if you need assistance with the forms. |
| NOTES: | Ideally tombstone photos should not exceed 100kb. Please reduce the size of the photo and save for the web before submission. If you need help with this process, please contact the Project Manager listed below or visit GenRecords resizing tutorial for instructions on how to work with photos. |
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This Project is about honoring our ancestors and preserving our heritage by recording tombstone epitaphs.  Let's
work together in this endeavor!
If you would like to register to transcribe
a cemetery for this Project, or if you already have cemetery
data and would like to share that work with the world, please
let us hear from you. All you have to do is email: The name of the cemetery. The county and state where the cemetery is located. The names of the people who will be doing the transcribing. Please be sure to always keep a copy of your file. Most of the Cemetery Surveys, Gravestone Inscriptions, Tombstone Photos and other files related to cemeteries are posted in the UTGenWeb Archives. If you have already submitted a cemetery and do not find it listed within this site please contact Rebecca Maloney
Contact National Tombstone Project Coordinator: Rebecca Maloney To submit a transcription or
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Volunteer
Needed to Coordinate
Utah Tombstone Transcription Project
Please
contact: Rebecca
Maloney
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