Marlene
- Member for
- 19 years 2 months 5 days
- Find a Grave ID
Bio
I would like to thank all the volunteers of FG for taking time out of your busy schedules to help others with their quest to memorialize their family members and friends. Without many of you I would not have found some of my family and friends when working on my genealogy.
The only time that I add a memorial is when I have walked the Cemetery, have an obit for a person, or have personal knowledge of the death and burial of the person.
I will be more then happy to transfer your family members to you, as long as they are not one of mine. Please use the edit button, send the required information so that I can do the transfer. I do follow the FG rules and ask that you also do that. Please read the rules before going any further with FG.
You may use the pictures I have add to Find A Grave in any way you like as long as it is not for a commercial purpose, and that you give proper documentation where you found the picture and that it is in my collection. I do not copy pictures from anywhere, If I have add a picture it is because I have taken that picture.
The surnames I'm working on are Strickland (MI, IN), Wolf (GER, IL) Franke (GER, OH, IN, IL, KY), Polster (GER,IL, IN, KS, NE, CA, MO), Purtzer/Puertzer (GER, KY, IL, IN, KS, NE, CA, MO, OR,SD, AZ) Mulzer (GER, IN), Huebschmann (GER, IN, KY, WI,), Wittmann,( IN, NE, WI) Braun, ( IN, KS), Schmidt (GER, IN, IL), Fischer (IL), Eggold IL,WI, IN). If these are any name that you are working on, I will welcome an email from you.
I have worked on St. John's Lutheran Cemetery in Spencer County for a very long time. I have been able to connect many of the family members and with the help of Dr. Joan Huebschmann (may she rest in peace), and with the church records determined who is buried there. Tami Stein and I walked the cemetery several years to record it. Dale Polster and I drew up the map for the cemetery.
Thank you to the sextons of St. John's for your help with the past readings.
Thanks for taking the time to read my Bio.
Have fun searching!
I would like to thank all the volunteers of FG for taking time out of your busy schedules to help others with their quest to memorialize their family members and friends. Without many of you I would not have found some of my family and friends when working on my genealogy.
The only time that I add a memorial is when I have walked the Cemetery, have an obit for a person, or have personal knowledge of the death and burial of the person.
I will be more then happy to transfer your family members to you, as long as they are not one of mine. Please use the edit button, send the required information so that I can do the transfer. I do follow the FG rules and ask that you also do that. Please read the rules before going any further with FG.
You may use the pictures I have add to Find A Grave in any way you like as long as it is not for a commercial purpose, and that you give proper documentation where you found the picture and that it is in my collection. I do not copy pictures from anywhere, If I have add a picture it is because I have taken that picture.
The surnames I'm working on are Strickland (MI, IN), Wolf (GER, IL) Franke (GER, OH, IN, IL, KY), Polster (GER,IL, IN, KS, NE, CA, MO), Purtzer/Puertzer (GER, KY, IL, IN, KS, NE, CA, MO, OR,SD, AZ) Mulzer (GER, IN), Huebschmann (GER, IN, KY, WI,), Wittmann,( IN, NE, WI) Braun, ( IN, KS), Schmidt (GER, IN, IL), Fischer (IL), Eggold IL,WI, IN). If these are any name that you are working on, I will welcome an email from you.
I have worked on St. John's Lutheran Cemetery in Spencer County for a very long time. I have been able to connect many of the family members and with the help of Dr. Joan Huebschmann (may she rest in peace), and with the church records determined who is buried there. Tami Stein and I walked the cemetery several years to record it. Dale Polster and I drew up the map for the cemetery.
Thank you to the sextons of St. John's for your help with the past readings.
Thanks for taking the time to read my Bio.
Have fun searching!