Avoid the volume that doesn't have a volume number on its spine. The spine says Cataraqui Cemetery Records but it is really the Cataraqui Burial Register (a different item.) Don't confuse your search!

1. Use the index in the front of Volume 1 to look up the person's name.
2. Write down the entry number and section (e.g. 2724 C)
3. Find the correct volume:
   • Sections A - B .......... Volume 1
   • Sections C - H .......... Volume 2
   • Sections I - Q .......... Volume 3
   • "New" Sections (A*, C*, D*, E*, F*, G*, H* and L*) .......... Volume 4
   • Military Plot Section .......... Volume 4
4. In the correct volume, find the entry number (e.g. 2724)

Tip: you can find the location of the grave on the cemetery map at the front of the volume.

Images of the original registers are available on microfilm--in the top right-hand drawer next to the microfilm readers at the Central Library.

The spine label says Cataraqui Cemetery Records, but there is no volume number on the spine.

Tip: Don't confuse it with the four volumes beside it! They have volume numbers on their spines.

The images of the actual burial registers have been microfilmed; they are in the microfilm collection at the Central Library, just outside of the Local History Room, right after the end of the Globe & Mail [microfilm] newspaper sequence.