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1. The Burial Database, compiled from the Cemetery’s own records Click here Search using the person’s surname (cognome), with or without the first name (nome). If unsuccessful, you can search by place of birth (luogo di nascità) or search all those of that nationality (cittadinanza). Another option is to use the approximate date of birth or date of death, if you know one or the other (go to the Cerca per data option). Click on the surname(s) listed under Risultato and you will find details of the person and the location of the grave in the Cemetery. 2. The Grave Database, recording the graves visible in the Cemetery Click here This database records the physical data of all graves in the Cemetery as they existed in 1984-86. It was the result of an intensive survey directed by S.P.Q. Rahtz for the British School at Rome and the Swedish Institute in Rome. It records the location (using its own sequential numbering system), type, dimensions and inscription of each grave recorded at that period. You can search by surname
of the deceased, or their
year of death or their
nationality. You can
also view a plan of all
the graves in the Cemetery
or in one of its zones. Other Sources of Reference There are also some printed publications that list people buried in the Cemetery. These are on sale at the Cemetery for the price indicated in euros (postage and packing extra). Denmark Russia USA Other ‘national’ listings are underway (2010) by various researchers. One of these is a new project to list all North Americans buried in the Cemetery under the auspices of the Colonial Dames of America. Offers of help or information should be sent to Sharri Whiting at sawhiting@earthlink.net. Various nationalities Gertraude Stahl-Heimann. Der protestantische Friedhof oder der Friedhof der Nichtkatholiken in Rom: "Denen, die auferstehen werden", Heidelberg: Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung, 2000. €16.00 |
