Ash and Bear

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Hi, my name is Ash. I'm originally from Louisiana, my husband originally from Maryland. We lived in Pennsylvania for 6 years. We now live in South Carolina. My husband and I have been working on our trees for years and it's one of our deepest passions to research and learn about our Ancestors.


During our spare time, we like to help others by taking on photo requests of the headstone/resting places.


If I have a memorial page you'd like to have, please message me and let me know your relation to the person. I'm more than happy to hand over any pages I have that myself or my husband are not related to, over to a family member.

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Dear Ancestor


"Your tombstone stands among the rest

Neglected and alone

The name and date are chiseled out

On polished marble stone

It reaches out to all who care

It is too late to mourn


You did not know that I exist

You died and I was born

Yet each of us are cells of you

In flesh and blood and bone

Our blood contracts and beats a pulse

Entirely not our own


Dear Ancestor, the place you filled

One hundred years ago

Spreads out among the ones you left

Who would have loved you so

I wonder how you lived and loved

I wonder if you knew

That someday I would find this spot

And come to visit you."

-Walter Butler Palmer

Hi, my name is Ash. I'm originally from Louisiana, my husband originally from Maryland. We lived in Pennsylvania for 6 years. We now live in South Carolina. My husband and I have been working on our trees for years and it's one of our deepest passions to research and learn about our Ancestors.


During our spare time, we like to help others by taking on photo requests of the headstone/resting places.


If I have a memorial page you'd like to have, please message me and let me know your relation to the person. I'm more than happy to hand over any pages I have that myself or my husband are not related to, over to a family member.

-------------------------------------------------------------

Dear Ancestor


"Your tombstone stands among the rest

Neglected and alone

The name and date are chiseled out

On polished marble stone

It reaches out to all who care

It is too late to mourn


You did not know that I exist

You died and I was born

Yet each of us are cells of you

In flesh and blood and bone

Our blood contracts and beats a pulse

Entirely not our own


Dear Ancestor, the place you filled

One hundred years ago

Spreads out among the ones you left

Who would have loved you so

I wonder how you lived and loved

I wonder if you knew

That someday I would find this spot

And come to visit you."

-Walter Butler Palmer

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