I believe every one deserves a proper memorial regardless if they are buried in a cemetery, cremated, lost at sea (as my uncle was) or their burial information is unknown (I hold out hope that a family member will eventually come along and provide this information). I strive to connect the generations and to make my research accurate and backed up with sources. If something is missing on one of my bio's it's because the information is not known, clear or has a possible conflict. I welcome your input on missing information.


Please feel free to ask for a transfer if you find one of your relatives (or someone whose relationship is closer to you than me). Please use the "edit" tab to request the transfer. If you don't wish to manage the memorial, I will gladly add any information you would like.


I WILL ACCEPT AND ADD OBITUARY's as they are published (I do my best to give the original publisher credit). Obituary's listing both previously deceased and living relatives often help my research substantially. ALSO, they are a beautiful written account of a persons life and since MY goal on Find a Grave is not just a headstone with a date of birth and date of death, but memorializing a life once lived, I can not think of a more meaningful tribute.


I give permission to use any photos taken by me or posted on Find-A-Grave for your personal use. You do not need to give me credit. I am happy to provide them!
Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions or concerns.


Blessings,
Chrissy


Some of my family names include: Kelly, Frazier, Hendrick, Gilbert, Brown, Evans, Cornett, Stewart, Webb, Mullins, Farnum, Sadler, Downing. My Maternal Family is from Harlan and Letcher counties in Kentucky and my Paternal Family is from Tuscola County, Michigan.


Through my research of my Hendrick branch, and help from family members, my family has been accepted into The Mayflower Society as my 10 x's Great grandfather was Mayflower passenger, Richard Warren.