REGARDING EDITS: Before you send an edit request for names, dates, or links, please provide proof backing up your information. I won't change or add any information on memorials, that can't be verified, without documentation, such as; marriage license, death or birth certificates or newspaper obituaries. Please send to my email address, don't post on memorial please. Just because you say so, doesn't mean it is. I don't particularly trust information someone posted on ancestry sites to be adequate proof, so if you could, please provide documents listed above or share the link if you are getting from the internet so I can verify. Typing out the information in an email IS NOT proof. True FAG'ers will appreciate this. I'm into this for accurate information on memorials with name, dates, places and bio information, not for numbers on my profile. Please make sure I have a way to contact you if I have a question about your edit request.

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I am a registrar for my local Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter. I have been researching my genealogy for many years, so now I'm researching other people's families!

My interests in genealogy lie with my family's roots in southern West Virginia. My cousin, Glennis Walker, wrote a 700+ page book of the Walker History going back to 1734. I have put this book in an online family tree. If you are related to any Walker line mentioned in Glennis' book, I will provide you with a link to the tree if you are related. I took an interest of photographing headstones of ancestors in our small family cemeteries in southern West Virginia and then started volunteering in my area to help document cemeteries around me.

Thanks to Find A Grave volunteer photographers I have received headstone pictures as far away as California and Oregon. Once, while visiting in southern Texas, I was able to visit Fort Sam Houston Cemetery and found the grave of a cousin, Glennis' brother. In June, 2022, I returned to San Antonio and visited the Mission Burial Park Cemetery and found more Walker ancestors; a second cousin and her three sons.

Family names in my genealogy are Walker, Hatcher, Bailey, Mills, McComas, Lilly, Meadows, Wallace, Wood, Cooper, among others.