Hawaii Cemetery Records

To begin, add a cemetery record or view a list of locations and resources for Hawaii cemetery records.

There are very few spots on the map as perfect and as peaceful as Hawaii. It is no wonder than that so many people have chosen it to be the final place they live. For this reason, there are thousands of graves in Hawaii despite the lack of extra land. If you are searching for Hawaii cemetery records, here are a few organizations that may be able to help you.

First off, you may want to contact the Hawaii Allied Memorial Council in Honolulu or the state funeral directors association. There is, of course, one very famous military cemetery here. The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu has over 50,000 interred members and is one of the most visited cemeteries in the world due to its importance as it relates to World War II and the amazing job the caretakers have done in laying out this solemn yet important place. Although more people are cremated here than are buried, there are still flawless records kept of every death going back many years.

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The Parks and Recreation Department for the County of Hawaii offers a wide array of services to the public, including a database for cemeteries. Each details the name of the individual, the cemetery in which they're buried, the burial plot number, the date he or she was buried (if that's applicable), and the status of the plot. Those plots that have been purchased but aren't actually occupied are notes as well. To retrieve Hawaii burial records, follow the instructions below.

 

Listed below is address and contact information for various Hawaii organizations relevant to cemetery records research. Locations include state veterans cemeteries, cremation societies, funeral directors associations and state cemetery administrations. If we've missed a location feel free to add a cemetery record of your own.