One of my great-grandfather's, who was cremated, requested his ashes be split in two: one-half to be interred with his parents in the West Nottingham Cemetery, Cecil County, Maryland where earlier generations of his family also remain. The other half to be interred in the Los Angeles, California family crypt, the town they last settled. He has two Find-A-Grave Memorials recording both locations, each containing an explanation about the other. I am fully aware of the drawbacks the Find-A-Grave web-site can sometimes represent (misinterpreted gavestones, etc.) but I am also grateful for when they get it right. The web-site itself is a wonderful communication tool about peoples death, burial, or cremation, and the location of their remains. Just like with my great-grandfather.