Psyduck

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Hello fellow F-A-G volunteer! Thank you for all the work you do!


Check out my favorite cemetery: Old White Church Cemetery, where 20 veterans of the American Revolution are buried.


I am happy to help anyone with their research!

I like to include all of a women's married names on my memorials. It doesn't inhibit the search function and helps people find their loved ones. I initially could not find my great-grandmother because her memorial only had the last name of her 2nd husband.

Of course I will xfer within F.A.G. Guidelines:


"Memorials are transferred for relatives with these close relationships: child, spouse/partner, sibling, parent, grandchild, great-grandchild, grandparent, great-grandparent, niece/nephew, great-niece/nephew, aunt/uncle, great-aunt/uncle, or first cousin. This would include adoptive, step and in-law versions of these relationships."


*FYI: I no longer use chalk on stones that I photograph.



Also, a special THANK YOU to those who have fulfilled or tried to fulfill my photo requests!


To once have lived upon this earth

With joys and sorrows and giving birth,

And then to leave without a sign

Of ever having lived in time.

What trick does fate upon you play,

As in the grave, unknown, you lay?

-Jean Fairchild Gilmore


Hello fellow F-A-G volunteer! Thank you for all the work you do!


Check out my favorite cemetery: Old White Church Cemetery, where 20 veterans of the American Revolution are buried.


I am happy to help anyone with their research!

I like to include all of a women's married names on my memorials. It doesn't inhibit the search function and helps people find their loved ones. I initially could not find my great-grandmother because her memorial only had the last name of her 2nd husband.

Of course I will xfer within F.A.G. Guidelines:


"Memorials are transferred for relatives with these close relationships: child, spouse/partner, sibling, parent, grandchild, great-grandchild, grandparent, great-grandparent, niece/nephew, great-niece/nephew, aunt/uncle, great-aunt/uncle, or first cousin. This would include adoptive, step and in-law versions of these relationships."


*FYI: I no longer use chalk on stones that I photograph.



Also, a special THANK YOU to those who have fulfilled or tried to fulfill my photo requests!


To once have lived upon this earth

With joys and sorrows and giving birth,

And then to leave without a sign

Of ever having lived in time.

What trick does fate upon you play,

As in the grave, unknown, you lay?

-Jean Fairchild Gilmore


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