Can i create a family cemetery on my own property?

[AntlerCollector]

Dang Jeff, what you up to?!!

Guess he caught another family member in his deer stand, about to cull them out???? HAHAHAHA!

I've already got a place for poachers!


The cemetery where my family has been buried ain't getting any more land. It's a small place, and I'm contemplating starting my own for my future relatives. I sure don't like the idea of public access to it though.

[Drycreek3189]

You gotta ask yourself how many of the “public” is gonna want to visit dead folks that aren’t famous and are unknown to them.

[AntlerCollector]

So is there a loophole where if we are all cremated I don't have to have public access?

[AntlerCollector]

What Google says about it.

This is valuable info. Thanks

[DUKFVR]

So is there a loophole where if we are all cremated I don't have to have public access?

No one will know if you don't tell.

[batmaninja]

Whats the plan if you sell the property?

[AntlerCollector]

Whats the plan if you sell the property?

This lovely property comes with its very own cemetery. Perfect for entertaining friends at Halloween

[tex4k]

Whats the plan if you sell the property?

The public access/easement stays in place, the cemetery will be registered with the state. My bil just went through getting his established so him and his family can e buried on their property. Don't know exactly what kinda hoops he had to jump through this is just what I've picked up through conversations with him.

[oktx]

I know someone that buried their son on their property. The parents will be buried beside him.

[batmaninja]

My land is in Hardin County.

There has got to be a cheap tract of land out that way, that already has decent public access. I would look at buying a separate tract versus encumbering what you have. Shoot maybe even start a TBH cemetery, got to be a few folks on here that would pay good money to spend all of eternity next to AC

[doright]

What concerns me is in the original post he said he wanted to start a cemetery but no one had to die first. I am pretty sure it is very illegal to bury them alive.

[denimdeerslayer]

What concerns me is in the original post he said he wanted to start a cemetery but no one had to die first. I am pretty sure it is very illegal to bury them alive.

He might have a hit list.

[Tx_Wader]

I have a family cemetery on my property that goes back before the Civil War. Been 4 burials of family members there in the last 20 year, before that was in the 20's. I've had a few genealogists contact me about wanting to visit for research and I simply asked what they needed and furnished them with that information.

[DirtyDave]

What if you just do it and dont tell the Gov squat?

They gonna make you dig'em up if they find out?

[AntlerCollector]

What if you just do it and dont tell the Gov squat?

They gonna make you dig'em up if they find out?

I don't want to know. Country will probably want to take the land designed as the cemetery