Material I upload may be used freely. I work with five museums and the DeWitt County Historical Commission at Cuero, TX. With access to collections of one of a kind, old prescriptions, town and county business documents, newspapers, and yearbooks which haven't been reviewed for 90-140 years, I want to accurately and respectfully add family history for people here at Find A Grave. For example, seeing a prescription can explain where a family member was living when it wasn't known for a brief period such as between census records. Our prescriptions are proving that some people were never recorded to the census. These scripts can also add info on what ailed an ancestor before a death and let a great great grandchild today better relate and connect to the human condition of an ancestor. I believe I've located scripts identifying infants never known about or who died early and aren't recorded, named, or given a known gravesite and these records hint at their ailments. Most documents are not on display for the public to peruse, currently. Family members and descendants who are related to our artifacts can contact us to have copies made for your family records or to claim actual material in many cases.