California, Los Angeles, Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery, Deceased Card File Index - FamilySearch Historical Records

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Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, United States
Flag of California
Location of California
Record Description
Record Type	Cemetery
Collection years	1877-1989
FamilySearch Resources
California Guided Research
California Record Finder
Research Tips and Strategies
Step-by-Step Research: 1850-1905 | 1905-Present
California Cemeteries
United States Cemeteries
California
California Archives and Libraries
California Cemetery Transcriptions, 1850-1960
Sexton Records
Cemeteries
Related Websites
California, Mortuary and Cemetery Records, 1801-1932 Index and images ($)
California Cemetery Records at D'Addezio
California Cemetery Records at Findagrave.com
California Cemetery Records at Interment.net
BillionGraves Index
BillionGraves California Cemeteries
USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project
California Cemetery Records
Archive
Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery

What is in This Collection?

This collection contains a deceased card file index for the Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery in Los Angeles, California for years 1877-1989. Microfilm of the original records is housed at the cemetery.

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What Can These Records Tell Me?

Cemetery records may contain:

• The name of the deceased
• The date of death
• The date of birth
• Interment date
• Address of deceased
• Race
• Sex
• Cremated or burial

Collection Content

Sample Images

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  1963 Cemetery record

How Do I Search This Collection?

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• The name of the individual
• The approximate date of death
• Place of residence

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What Do I Do Next?

I Found the Person I Was Looking For, What Now?

• Add any new information to your records
• Search for the death record or certificate
• Search for an obituary in a local newspaper
• Use the information found to search for the family in census records
• Look for church records
• Search the county and state for other vital records such as birth and marriage

I Can’t Find the Person I’m Looking For, What Now?

• Consult the California Research Tips and Strategies and its Record Finder to find other records

Research Helps

The following articles will help you in your research for your family in the state of California.

• Cemeteries
• Sexton Records
• California Guided Research
• Research Tips and Strategies
• Step-by-Step Research: 1850-1905 | 1905-Present

Related Family History Library Holdings

• Evergreen Memorial Park Cemetery, Los Angeles, records 1877-1988 and indexes 1877-1989

Related FamilySearch Historical Record Collections

• California Cemetery Transcriptions, 1850-1960
• Find A Grave Index
• BillionGraves Index

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