I have been traveling to cemeteries to find the graves of my own ancestors, I have taken many photos of other graves as well while I'm searching for my ancestors graves, and trying to fulfill requests that I can in those cemeteries.

I have recently been adding, checking to see if a photo was requested, and full-filling as many requests as I can with time restraints in any nearby cemeteries.

I am perfectly happy to transfer any memorial I have made to a family member (please be within 4 generations) for management, and will update and correct any information I have wrong (graves outside my family, I've only offered the grave photo and have done no research on).

If it is a grave of my ancestor, I have provided a photo of the person if possible, a death certificate if possible, an obituary if possible as well as a headstone or marker if possible. In grave sites I have fulfilled, if there is no headstone or marker I have indicated such as well as listing it in the problem area of the request, I have also done that in my ancestors grave sites as well to help those in their journey as well.

I have also been doing my daughter's ancestry and have provided information I have researched on her paternal side that I have, but am still happy to transfer to a more immediate family member to manage.

As with others, we request that no duplicate memorials are made. Happy hunting, and good luck in your own journey to find your roots.

I have been traveling to cemeteries to find the graves of my own ancestors, I have taken many photos of other graves as well while I'm searching for my ancestors graves, and trying to fulfill requests that I can in those cemeteries.

I have recently been adding, checking to see if a photo was requested, and full-filling as many requests as I can with time restraints in any nearby cemeteries.

I am perfectly happy to transfer any memorial I have made to a family member (please be within 4 generations) for management, and will update and correct any information I have wrong (graves outside my family, I've only offered the grave photo and have done no research on).

If it is a grave of my ancestor, I have provided a photo of the person if possible, a death certificate if possible, an obituary if possible as well as a headstone or marker if possible. In grave sites I have fulfilled, if there is no headstone or marker I have indicated such as well as listing it in the problem area of the request, I have also done that in my ancestors grave sites as well to help those in their journey as well.

I have also been doing my daughter's ancestry and have provided information I have researched on her paternal side that I have, but am still happy to transfer to a more immediate family member to manage.

As with others, we request that no duplicate memorials are made. Happy hunting, and good luck in your own journey to find your roots.