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Disclaimer: This WebQuest was created to fulfill the requirements of a graduate course at Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis. The resources listed are authentic and, I believe, reputable; however, the project described is fictitious. It was designed to illustrate the potential electronic resources bring to an endeavor such as this. The community organizations listed suggest actual organizations. No organizations sponsor this project.

C. I. A.
Cemetery Information Association
Franklin County Indiana

12 June 2003

We are receiving wonderful reports about your work. Keep it up! Now is the time to grab your graph paper and draw a map of the cemetery including any roads, paths, or landmarks. After locating these key components, start mapping the tombstones. Accuracy is important. Measure distances--at least between rows when rows exist. Don't worry about overflowing your paper. When you get back to a computer, you can redraw your map using the Draw toolbar in Microsoft Word. Display the "grid" and you've got on-screen graph paper. See Sample. Also go to http://inman.surnameweb.org/ cemetery/cemetery_mapping.htm for tips and examples.


	Jr. Historical Society Cemetery Taskforce C/O Brookville Public Library Brookville, Indiana

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