Hi everyone! I have an important question regarding family research: What about gravestones, traditionally speaking? It's often the case that certain relatives are buried in the same grave. But what about the composition? Spouses are usually buried in the same grave, but what about their children? Unmarried, male or female? A precise answer would be very helpful, thank you!
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There is no general binding answer. If there is a family grave, it is up to the family who is buried there. Unmarried, man or woman, doesn’t matter. It is important to decide how the or those who have the right to provide the family grave.
In addition, the deceased or deceased may have established a different order where the payment is to be made.