Councils have trusted us with their registers for two decades: burial and cremation registers above all, but also plans, minutes and the paper behind every service.
Scanned without cutting, transcribed and, if you choose, searchable on Deceased Online.
Large-format scans, and digital maps traced from hand-drawn plans.
The bound records of a council’s history, scanned whole.
Bulk scanning of files and drawings, indexed to your references.
Photographs, postcards and maps, for libraries and archives.
Copies for display, so the originals can stay in the strongroom.
Manuscripti works for any council, whatever software you use, or none. Digitised burial and cremation registers often go on to Deceased Online, where they are preserved, searchable by the public, and earn your service a share of the revenue from record requests.
Others go into Epilog Cloud, your own systems or your archive. The choice is always yours.
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Statutory burial and cremation registers scanned, transcribed and published for councils and crematoria across the UK, many now searchable on Deceased Online.
IllustrationHand-drawn cemetery section plans scanned, joined into one map and traced plot by plot, with every grave linked to its burial record, for councils and crematoria across the UK.
IllustrationAerial and LiDAR surveys of burial grounds and crematoria grounds across the UK, giving an accurate base map of every headstone, tree and path for the old plans to be aligned to.
Tell us what you hold, and we will suggest the best way to preserve it.