Find a buried person
The largest search for people buried in Poland
Enter a name and Grobonet.com points to the grave, the cemetery and the resting place. The records come from local cemetery systems.
Burial search
Key features
Everything you need in one place
How we work
How the burial database is built
A cemetery survey has four stages. None of them means copying data from the internet.
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Cemetery map
We produce a detailed, accurate map of the cemetery and use it to lay out a clear division into sections, rows and grave numbers. We also record trees, fences, wells, paths, avenues, buildings and car parks.
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Reading the headstones
Burial records are taken directly from the headstones. At the same time we photograph the graves and monuments and add the images to the system.
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Cemetery documents
We complete the database with information from burial registers, grave registers, invoices and other documents held by the cemetery administration.
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Publication in the search
The finished records are maintained by the cemetery administrator in the Interactive Cemetery Administrator system. From there they reach the nationwide Grobonet.com search.
Your cemetery is not here?
We survey cemeteries across the country — map, sections, the list of people buried there and photographic documentation. See what the process looks like and what it requires from the administrator.
About Grobonet
One place to find the grave of someone close to you
Grobonet.com gathers records from cemeteries all over Poland. You can check the resting place with its section, row and grave number, see a photo of the headstone and move on to the website of that particular cemetery. You can also send e-flowers, order an anniversary reminder or a Memoria plaque with a QR code.
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