Firstly, I do apologise for the standard of some of the photos....a photographer I'm not...and when it comes to table stones, I'm too short to get above the inscription. :o(
On the pages you can reach by clicking on the links below, there are a selection of Gravestone Pictures. They were originally simply random ones from the older parts of the various Cemeteries, because I had my camera with me, and thought they might be readable on a photo. Those are the early uploads which are mostly just a page, or at the very most two pages, of stones.
Since then, it has become a bit of a hobby...hence the irregular but large additions of the older parts of Cemeteries. I now photograph every stone in the area in which I am working...and the missing picture numbers are either because the photo is not good enough to read with any certainty, or the grave was/is being used after the 1930s or so. I am happy to check out what I have on my backups, if you want to send me names, to see if I have anything more up to date for your line than I have uploaded.
Because I am into genealogy...I will underline those gravestone names which are of my direct family line and colour in black immediate family connections.ie siblings of my direct line ancestors...and I encourage others who think they have connections with any of my lines to get in touch so we can swap information.
When I add new cemeteries...or add extra images to those already here, I will mark those cemeteries with a date for about a month so those who check periodically are aware of additions. Coming soon(ish) Bower; Olrig; Dunnet; more Wick Old..and possibly more Kinnedar and Alness
I find I am spending a lot of time trying to find specific photos among hundreds from those already online to send as full size to those interested. I would really appreciate it if those of you who would like larger copies of my online stuff, particularly if you are requesting more than one or two, could give me the Cemetery and the photo number....both of which can be found by clicking on the thumbnail and checking the address bar. Thank you.
As an aside,if you ever want your descendants to get any genealogical information from your gravestone in their future...please don't go the grey granite/simple uncoloured engraving route when your time comes. It is absolutely the worst medium, bar none, from which to read if you are not a competent/professional photographer. You can forgive early sandstone gravestones wearing...it is harder to forgive gravestones which require you to get up close and personal before you can read the inscriptions in real life and are impossible to differentiate from the background in photographs. The irritation levels to those interested in Genealogy is up there with the family photos with no information on the back.