Jennifer Fristoe
- Member for
- 13 years 9 months 16 days
- Find a Grave ID
Bio
I am researching any and all Fristoe's in the U.S. and would welcome any information regarding any of our ancestors (All Fristoe's ARE related). Especially our Ohio Fristoes. I have a few brick walls on you guys, so if anyone has genealogy charts dating back to the early 1800's with Fristoes in Ohio, that would be great! I am very willing to share and collaborate with what I have (Over 2000 names on my Fristoe family tree) if you would like to reciprocate. Sincerely, Jennifer Fristoe
Everyone is more than welcome to use my photos for the continuation of genealogy research. I would only ask that if I have added my name or other information to them, please do not crop it out as I would like other researchers to be able to find and contact me. It has nothing to do with recognition and is strictly for facilitating collaboration and connection with new cousins and other researchers when these photos are downloaded and then uploaded to sites other than Find A Grave, without photo credit.
For those who don't like information overlayed on the photos: It is to help prevent people who intentionally download photos and attach them to incorrect people. Or sometimes unintentionally. Overlay information and watermarks help to prevent mistakes and misuse. And lastly, I did not take these photos for Find A Grave. But I am sharing them for everyone's use. I took all of the photos first and foremost for my own personal use and to attach to my personal family trees. All of my photos have overlays on them and I generally do not keep duplicates of the unedited images. So if you are going to request they be removed, just remember, many in Italy will likely never be replaced due to their remote location. A photo with an overlay is better than no photo at all.
Thank you.
Everyone is more than welcome to use my photos for the continuation of genealogy research. I would only ask that if I have added my name or other information to them, please do not crop it out as I would like other researchers to be able to find and contact me. It has nothing to do with recognition and is strictly for facilitating collaboration and connection with new cousins and other researchers when these photos are downloaded and then uploaded to sites other than Find A Grave, without photo credit.
For those who don't like information overlayed on the photos: It is to help prevent people who intentionally download photos and attach them to incorrect people. Or sometimes unintentionally. Overlay information and watermarks help to prevent mistakes and misuse. And lastly, I did not take these photos for Find A Grave. But I am sharing them for everyone's use. I took all of the photos first and foremost for my own personal use and to attach to my personal family trees. All of my photos have overlays on them and I generally do not keep duplicates of the unedited images. So if you are going to request they be removed, just remember, many in Italy will likely never be replaced due to their remote location. A photo with an overlay is better than no photo at all.
Thank you.
I am researching any and all Fristoe's in the U.S. and would welcome any information regarding any of our ancestors (All Fristoe's ARE related). Especially our Ohio Fristoes. I have a few brick walls on you guys, so if anyone has genealogy charts dating back to the early 1800's with Fristoes in Ohio, that would be great! I am very willing to share and collaborate with what I have (Over 2000 names on my Fristoe family tree) if you would like to reciprocate. Sincerely, Jennifer Fristoe
Everyone is more than welcome to use my photos for the continuation of genealogy research. I would only ask that if I have added my name or other information to them, please do not crop it out as I would like other researchers to be able to find and contact me. It has nothing to do with recognition and is strictly for facilitating collaboration and connection with new cousins and other researchers when these photos are downloaded and then uploaded to sites other than Find A Grave, without photo credit.
For those who don't like information overlayed on the photos: It is to help prevent people who intentionally download photos and attach them to incorrect people. Or sometimes unintentionally. Overlay information and watermarks help to prevent mistakes and misuse. And lastly, I did not take these photos for Find A Grave. But I am sharing them for everyone's use. I took all of the photos first and foremost for my own personal use and to attach to my personal family trees. All of my photos have overlays on them and I generally do not keep duplicates of the unedited images. So if you are going to request they be removed, just remember, many in Italy will likely never be replaced due to their remote location. A photo with an overlay is better than no photo at all.
Thank you.
Everyone is more than welcome to use my photos for the continuation of genealogy research. I would only ask that if I have added my name or other information to them, please do not crop it out as I would like other researchers to be able to find and contact me. It has nothing to do with recognition and is strictly for facilitating collaboration and connection with new cousins and other researchers when these photos are downloaded and then uploaded to sites other than Find A Grave, without photo credit.
For those who don't like information overlayed on the photos: It is to help prevent people who intentionally download photos and attach them to incorrect people. Or sometimes unintentionally. Overlay information and watermarks help to prevent mistakes and misuse. And lastly, I did not take these photos for Find A Grave. But I am sharing them for everyone's use. I took all of the photos first and foremost for my own personal use and to attach to my personal family trees. All of my photos have overlays on them and I generally do not keep duplicates of the unedited images. So if you are going to request they be removed, just remember, many in Italy will likely never be replaced due to their remote location. A photo with an overlay is better than no photo at all.
Thank you.
