Thanks so much. If the cemetery is in MO and it isn't in a national forest, then it is probably privately owned. That is my thinking anyway. I don't really belong to any organization. I'm just a guy who grew up in Ballwin, MO and now live in Houston, TX. I keep burial listings that I get, but I'm primarily interested in locations. Not just cemeteries either. I have a cousin who lives in Fenton. Oops, I take that back. She lives in Arnold. It's nice that you have that information on St. Pauls http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=38.51083&lon=-90.44944&datum=NAD27&s=24&size=l If you ever want to put that stuff on a website, I'm sure you can find one to post it to. If not, I have website space I could let you use if you want. As you probably know, creating those websites can be a lot of work. Mike Main wrote: > Mike - I agree about Find-a-Grave, useful but not complete. Does help > if you live in an area too far away but... I find it difficult to not > only find the directions to many cemeteries but I can't find out 2 > other things most of the time and that is, is it on private property > and has it changed names? These are 2 factors I am always running into. > > I have St. Pauls Cemetery in Fenton, St. Louis County, Missouri. I > have directions, pictures, and extra info on people buried there. > Couldn't get help from the church and wasn't sure to publish it so I > have been just hanging onto it and decided I was going to add to > Find-A-Grave but I would like to help you as well. What organization > do you belong to? Will this post on a private website or Rootsweb or > USGenWeb? I hope we can work together and I just moved to Pacific in > Franklin county and can research here as well. My mother lives right > next to Parklawn, Mount Olive, and St. Trinity cemeteries off of Lemay > Ferry and is willing to help as well. > > Thanks and good luck with your project! > > Tanya Williamson > MO Genealogist