Connecticut § 19a-315 “Ancient burial place”, “burial ground authority” and “grave marker” defined.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 19a-315 — “Ancient burial place”, “burial ground authority” and “grave marker” defined.

Connecticut·Title 19a Public Health and Well-Being·Ch. 368j Cemeteries

For purposes of sections 19a-315 to 19a-315c, inclusive:

(1)“Ancient burial place” means any tract of land within any municipality which has been used or has been in existence as a burial ground for more than one hundred years;

(2)“Burial ground authority” means the town, ecclesiastical society or cemetery association, as the case may be; and (3) “Grave marker” means any of the following when used to mark graves in an ancient burial place, cemetery or burial ground: Tombs, monuments, gravestones, or fragments thereof and fences or curbing which enclose individual or family burial plots.

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For purposes of sections 19a-315 to 19a-315c, inclusive: (1) “Ancient burial place” means any tract of land within any municipality which has been used or has been in existence as a burial ground for more than one hundred years; (2) “Burial ground authority” means the town, ecclesiastical society or cemetery association, as the case may be; and (3) “Grave marker” means any of the following when used to mark graves in an ancient burial place, cemetery or burial ground: Tombs, monuments, gravestones, or fragments thereof and fences or curbing which enclose individual or family burial plots.

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