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Name	Icon	description	Template	Categories Included
100 year olds		use for people who are 100 years old or older icon is symbol of infinity	{{Template:100}}	Category:Centenarians
Accident Unnatural Death		for accidental/unnatural deaths	{{Template:accident}}	Category:Unnatural Death
"Alive"		use when date of death is intentionally left blank on stone even when it is clear that the person has died this is a perpetual motion icon	{{Template:alive}}	(no category assigned)
Baby/Infant		for infant/baby/child graves the indication of "infant" should be listed on grave unless age is under year old	{{Template:baby}}	(no category assigned)
Bible		use when grave has Biblical Quote	{{Template:Bible}}	(no category assigned)
Cautionary Notes		use for cautionary notes like "cemetery surrounded by poison ivy"	{{Template:caution}}	(no category assigned)
David		use when grave has a sculpture associated with it	{{Template:david}}	(no category assigned)
education		for when burial is education related	{{Template:edu}}	Category:Education
female		female/Venus not for use in cemetery articles	{{Template:female}}	(no category assigned)
hand-carved		for when stone is hand-carved	{{Template:hand}}	Category:Hand-Carved
Lost/Cannot be Found		use when cemetery cannot be found	{{Template:lost}}	Category:Lost Cemeteries
male		male/Mars not for use in cemetery articles	{{Template:male}}	(no category assigned)
man		use when there is only a "Father" inscription for a grave	{{Template:man}}	(no category assigned)
Married		use when stone indicates persons are married	{{Template:married}}	(no category assigned)
Masonic Emblem		use when stone has Masonic Emblem	{{Template:mason}}	(no category assigned)
medical		use for medical personnel listed on stone symbols correspond to International Red Cross/Crescent/Crystal	{{Template:medical}}	(no category assigned)
Native		Native Person Burial (Aboriginal/Indian/Original American)	{{Template:native}}	Category:Native Person Burial
No Motor Vehicles		use when cemetery cannot be reached by car	{{Template:nocar}}	(no category assigned)
Pet		Pet Cemetery/Grave	{{Template:pet}}	Category:Pets
Police		Police/Law Enforcement Officers	{{Template:Police}}	Category:Police
Poor Farm		Cemeteries previously known as "poor farms" icon is the universal currency symbol	{{Template:poor}}	Category:Poor
religion		religious symbols	{{Template:religion}}	(no category assigned)
Reverend/Christian Religious Title		Reverend/use when Rev. is on stone	{{Template:rev}}	(no category assigned)
Roadside Memorials		Roadside Memorials	{{Template:road}}	Category:Roadside Memorials
Slave Burial		Slave Cemetery/Grave	{{Template:slave}}	Category:Slavery
Vase		use when grave has a vase associated with it	{{Template:vase}}	(no category assigned)
woman		use when there is only a "Mother" inscription for a grave	{{Template:woman}}	(no category assigned)
Zen		for graves having a numerical curiosity	{{Template:Zen}}	Category:Zen

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• {McCormick County Cemeteries} produces: Most of the information about this cemetery was copied with permission from McCormick County Cemeteries prepared by the McCormick County Historical Society in 1987, whose members are deeply thanked.

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