Dundee Council Graveyards Burial Records
The Howff of Dundee
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The Friends of Dundee City Archives have created a number of databases of burials in the Council Graveyards of the Howff, Logie, Roodyards, Western and Broughty Ferry Old Graveyard. Mariners Burials and other information.
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The History of the Howff
The grounds of the Greyfriars Monastery in Dundee, Given to the Town by Mary Queen of Scots to use as a burial ground
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The Howff Burial Index
Thousands of Dundonians were buried here from the 16th to the 19th Century
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The Howff Charter
The Details of the Charter from Mary Queen of Scots giving the grounds to the Town of Dundee
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Mortcloth Records
Mortcloths were used to cover the coffins on the way to the Howff for burial.
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Logie Graveyard
Logie graveyard on the Lochee Road, used in the 19th Century for Smallpox victims.
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Roodyards Graveyard
The Old graveyard on the Broughty Ferry Road, used by the residents of Craigie, and for any Sailors burials off ships coming into the Tay.
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Western Cemetery
A former private Cemetery on the Perth Road in Dundee, many famous Dundee citizens are buried there.
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Broughty Ferry Old Graveyard
The original old Seamans Graveyard in Fisher Street, Broughty Ferry
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Dundee Mariners Burials
Mariners Burials. From the Mariners & Seamans Account Book, 1657-1696
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