Keynsham Cemetery opened in 1878 being consecrated on 21 Mar 1878 (Western Daily Press of Fri 22 Mar 1878). It was run by a Burial Board and catered for both Anglicans and non-Anglicans in separate sections and separate chapels. There are three sections: upper, middle and lower, all laid out in grids. The upper section is split into ‘consecrated’ and ‘unconsecrated’ areas reflecting the custom of the time of separating burials of Anglicans from those of non-Anglicans. This section has just over 1,800 graves with about a half of them with memorials. Further middle and lower sections were subsequently added. The middle section has burials dating from the mid-1950s and the lower section from about 2000. The cemetery is now administered by Keynsham Town Council which maintains burial, grave and purchase indexes. Bath Record Office’s Bath Burial Index (https://www.batharchives.co.uk/burial-index) has online documentation by Phil Bendall for the cemetery including images of the memorials, maps and a document to locate a grave by row and plot from its grave number.