Sherry

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The most important request I have if visiting my page is to please be respectful!! At times mistakes are made unintentionally, in trying to either provide information or create memorials. None of us are perfect and we are all working to accomplish the same goal and that is to honor those that have passed before us.

I will not transfer any of the memorials that have listed. You are more than welcome to add any information you would like, but these will not be transferred.

Most photos, not all, being taken and added, has GPS coordinates attached to them and can be pinned to the map. It appears to be exact at times and other times just in general area of grave. Without map/lot/sec info, it is closer than searching an entire cemetery. But we are also at mercy of whatever tower it happens to ping from in our area.

Social Security Death Index is great for providing basic information, however, the last place of benefit or residence listed is NOT always the place of the actual death and that is for any record throughout all the states. I will not enter that info as a place of death unless check to see if the Town has the record. Burial permits issued, if no access to death record, for the most part, are a better resource for finding out where the person actually died.
The most important request I have if visiting my page is to please be respectful!! At times mistakes are made unintentionally, in trying to either provide information or create memorials. None of us are perfect and we are all working to accomplish the same goal and that is to honor those that have passed before us.

I will not transfer any of the memorials that have listed. You are more than welcome to add any information you would like, but these will not be transferred.

Most photos, not all, being taken and added, has GPS coordinates attached to them and can be pinned to the map. It appears to be exact at times and other times just in general area of grave. Without map/lot/sec info, it is closer than searching an entire cemetery. But we are also at mercy of whatever tower it happens to ping from in our area.

Social Security Death Index is great for providing basic information, however, the last place of benefit or residence listed is NOT always the place of the actual death and that is for any record throughout all the states. I will not enter that info as a place of death unless check to see if the Town has the record. Burial permits issued, if no access to death record, for the most part, are a better resource for finding out where the person actually died.

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