Grave Research & Genealogy
Want to find a family members grave at Concordia Cemetery? Doing Genealogical Research?
Then Contact Concordia Heritage Association and let us help you with that information.

Concordia Cemetery opened in the 1850's and there are over 60,000 people buried here,
and we have records for several thousand people buried there.
If you would like us to do research for you, please fill out the following form with
as much information as is possible and email it  or mail to the address on the form with a $10.00 donation.
All money goes to the continued preservation and protection of Concordia Cemetery.
Concordia Heritage Association is a 501 c 3 non profit organization and
the caretakers for Concordia Cemetery.
Also check below from the Texas Cemetery Links you may find that person there, also.

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In order to do research on a person buried at Concordia Cemetery we will need as much information as possible.
Please include:
Deceased Full Name __________________________________________________________

Date of death __________________Date of birth ___________________________

And any other information you think may help us when researching the burial records of Concordia Cemetery.______________________________________________________________________________________

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Your Name:____________________________________________________________________________________

Address:_______________________________________________________________________________________

Phone:_________________________ Email:_____________________________


You may now pay by PayPal (Click on link)
Email the requested grave information with your Paypal Payment confirmation number
or print this form, enclose your check and/or money order
payable to Concordia Heritage Association for $10, a self addressed and stamped
Envelope and mail to:

Concordia Heritage Association
PO Box 3153
El Paso, TX 79923-3153
(915) 915-842-8200 or 915-591-2326

Research time may take three to six weeks. So please be patient.
Concordia Heritage Association will do all they can to help you locate your families gravesite.We cannot refund your donation even if we do not find the gravesite. We will do our best. And making sure that we have your phone number and your email will be very helpful in the event we have any questions to ask you to help us locateyour requested information.

Thank you
Concordia Heritage Association
Research Volunteers

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Here is a link to partial Concordia Cemetery Burial Reccords.
Thanks to Jan Parsons Armstrong (1965) and listed on
A wonderful site
The Cemeteries of Texas ( Independent Genealogy Resource )
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/tx/topic/cemeteries/

Concordia Cemetery Link
http://www.cemeteries-of-tx.com/Wtx/ElPaso/cemetery/Concordia.html

Concordia Heritage Association is looking for help with getting the existing Burial Records digitized. So that once they are digitized we can put it on our website. For easy access.
Courtesy of the Genealogical Web Page Of Jan Parsons Armstrong
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~janarmstrong/concordia.html
Walked and copied by Jan Parsons Armstrong in 1965.
There are approximately 450 inscriptions there and there are thousands more out there still to be copied. 
Concordia has many private sections, Jewish, Chinese, Catholic, Masonic, Odd Fellows,and more.
I have put these in alpha order for the convenience of the searcher, but in doing so, in order not to lose family ties
and important data. I have added side notes. If you have a missing ancestor who "wentwest" or "went to the Texies", then take a look here...these people were from everywhere.  They came here looking for opportunities, land, blue skies and open spaces.  Many also came for their health...El Paso had several TB Sanitoriums which were famous. And many just came for their own personal, private reasons! If you have questions, comments, or want to add information, Please email me!
Do Not Use This Material For Monetary Profit or Gain.
Jan Parsons Armstrong August 12, 2000



Links to more partial names in "Click on" the section you are interested
Concordia Heritage Associtation is not responsible for the information listed on these sites as these links are from
"Cemeteres of Texas" website
Catholic Section Masonic Cemetery
Protestant Cemetery
Odd Fellows Cemetery
French Cemetery
Mount Sinai Cemetery
Chinese Cemetery
Black Section & Boot Hill Section Hope to have these very soon!



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