Jason Owens

Member for
22 years 5 days
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Bio

Autistic Christian who gets joy out of helping and doing favors for those who appreciate it. I used to go to graveyards and upload memorials to this site (and still do at times) but transferred most of them to Find A Grave ID 8 due to so many e-mails wanting edits and transfers.


These days I use Findagrave more for building my family tree on Ancestry.com. Have submitted DNA kits for Ancestry and 23andMe. Uploaded my raw data to MyHeritage, LivingDNA, Family Tree DNA, Genomelink, and GEDmatch and found out I'm mostly British, Irish, German, and Scandinavian with some Native American, and even slight Asian, Jewish, and African mixed in. I enjoy spending time with my wife and daughters and being a world traveler when money allows it these days.


The FindAGrave app is great and doesn't take up much space. Makes it easier to contribute overall to the site and you can even add the coordinates for anyone's grave, which can be handy for allowing others to see what part of the graveyard they're buried in. Check it out.

Autistic Christian who gets joy out of helping and doing favors for those who appreciate it. I used to go to graveyards and upload memorials to this site (and still do at times) but transferred most of them to Find A Grave ID 8 due to so many e-mails wanting edits and transfers.


These days I use Findagrave more for building my family tree on Ancestry.com. Have submitted DNA kits for Ancestry and 23andMe. Uploaded my raw data to MyHeritage, LivingDNA, Family Tree DNA, Genomelink, and GEDmatch and found out I'm mostly British, Irish, German, and Scandinavian with some Native American, and even slight Asian, Jewish, and African mixed in. I enjoy spending time with my wife and daughters and being a world traveler when money allows it these days.


The FindAGrave app is great and doesn't take up much space. Makes it easier to contribute overall to the site and you can even add the coordinates for anyone's grave, which can be handy for allowing others to see what part of the graveyard they're buried in. Check it out.

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