I've read and all the guidance, emails, and Q&A, but I'm still confused. Do we need to find a photo of a sign with the town's name on it or the website of a mortuary, for example(I can't believe that a town listed on Findagrave and Billiongraves must be seen as official)? If not, then What is meant by "Sometimes it's hard to locate the town associated with the cemetery"? Somewhere I read that the nearest large town should be used, but I gather that was incorrect. Why not just use the nearest census designated place? What am I missing?

So, I've read all the guidance, emails, and Q&A, but I'm still confused. Do we need to find a photo of a sign with the town's name on it or the website of a mortuary, for example? example(I can't believe that a town listed on Findagrave and Billiongraves must be seen as official)? If not, then What is meant by "the "Sometimes it's hard to locate the town associated with the cemetery"? Somewhere I read that the nearest large town should be used; why used, but I gather that was incorrect. Why not include just use the nearest census designated place?place? What am I missing?

I just want So, we need to be sure I understand find a photo of a sign with the guidance town's name on "nearest city" it or the website of a mortuary, for cemeteries. We only include the nearest LARGE city if address and streets cannot be found, but if they ARE known then use the nearest census designated place or town? example? If not, then What is meant by "the town associated with the cemetery"? Somewhere I read that the nearest large town should be used. used; why not include the nearest census designated place?

I just want to be sure I understand the guidance on "nearest city" for cemeteries. We only include the nearest LARGE city if address and streets cannot be found, but if they ARE known then use the nearest census census designated place or town? If not, then What is meant by "the town associated with the cemetery"? Somewhere I read that the nearest large town should be used.

I just want to be sure I understand the guidance on "nearest city" for cemeteries. We only include the nearest LARGE city if address and streets cannot be found, but if they ARE known then use the nearest census census designated place or town?

I just want to be sure I understand the guidance on "nearest city" for cemeteries. We only include the nearest LARGE city if address and streets cannot be found, but if they ARE known then use the nearest census designated place or town?