K. Nelson *~*
- Member for
- 19 years 2 months 4 days
- Find a Grave ID
Bio
Posting memorials on Find A Grave is a fun and interesting hobby for me, as well as a great way to perform a meaningful service to other researchers.
In addition to researching family history; I enjoy traveling, gardening and quilting.
On my side of the family I am researching these surnames: Burnett, Cavaness, Coppedge, Deason, Foster, Helton, Hobson, Johnson, Marr, Musgrove, Nichols, Reeves, Trout, Young, and Yowell.
On my husbands side of the family I am researching these surnames: Bain, Brigman, Craig, Hodge, Nelson, Shipp, Skiles and Trusty.
Please send any additions and corrections to my memorials using the edit tab.
Photos taken by me for Find A Grave may be considered public domain and you are most welcome to use them.
Thank you so much to the people who generously donate their time and money to provide information, photographs, and floral contributions to people who may never be able to thank them. I especially appreciate those who remember this is much bigger than ourselves and consistently maintain their memorials in a professional manner, treating others volunteers in the respectful way in which they like to be treated.
In addition to researching family history; I enjoy traveling, gardening and quilting.
On my side of the family I am researching these surnames: Burnett, Cavaness, Coppedge, Deason, Foster, Helton, Hobson, Johnson, Marr, Musgrove, Nichols, Reeves, Trout, Young, and Yowell.
On my husbands side of the family I am researching these surnames: Bain, Brigman, Craig, Hodge, Nelson, Shipp, Skiles and Trusty.
Please send any additions and corrections to my memorials using the edit tab.
Photos taken by me for Find A Grave may be considered public domain and you are most welcome to use them.
Thank you so much to the people who generously donate their time and money to provide information, photographs, and floral contributions to people who may never be able to thank them. I especially appreciate those who remember this is much bigger than ourselves and consistently maintain their memorials in a professional manner, treating others volunteers in the respectful way in which they like to be treated.
Posting memorials on Find A Grave is a fun and interesting hobby for me, as well as a great way to perform a meaningful service to other researchers.
In addition to researching family history; I enjoy traveling, gardening and quilting.
On my side of the family I am researching these surnames: Burnett, Cavaness, Coppedge, Deason, Foster, Helton, Hobson, Johnson, Marr, Musgrove, Nichols, Reeves, Trout, Young, and Yowell.
On my husbands side of the family I am researching these surnames: Bain, Brigman, Craig, Hodge, Nelson, Shipp, Skiles and Trusty.
Please send any additions and corrections to my memorials using the edit tab.
Photos taken by me for Find A Grave may be considered public domain and you are most welcome to use them.
Thank you so much to the people who generously donate their time and money to provide information, photographs, and floral contributions to people who may never be able to thank them. I especially appreciate those who remember this is much bigger than ourselves and consistently maintain their memorials in a professional manner, treating others volunteers in the respectful way in which they like to be treated.
In addition to researching family history; I enjoy traveling, gardening and quilting.
On my side of the family I am researching these surnames: Burnett, Cavaness, Coppedge, Deason, Foster, Helton, Hobson, Johnson, Marr, Musgrove, Nichols, Reeves, Trout, Young, and Yowell.
On my husbands side of the family I am researching these surnames: Bain, Brigman, Craig, Hodge, Nelson, Shipp, Skiles and Trusty.
Please send any additions and corrections to my memorials using the edit tab.
Photos taken by me for Find A Grave may be considered public domain and you are most welcome to use them.
Thank you so much to the people who generously donate their time and money to provide information, photographs, and floral contributions to people who may never be able to thank them. I especially appreciate those who remember this is much bigger than ourselves and consistently maintain their memorials in a professional manner, treating others volunteers in the respectful way in which they like to be treated.
