Ann Bibby

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I am here working on family history by locating burial sites of various branches of my family. The memorials I manage are mostly close family or extended family in both my birth and adoptive families. Some are those I've added when searching for family in various cemeteries. I try to add information to those too and I am happy to transfer them to family members.

Being adopted, and having found my birth family, I am very invested in making sure the information on their memorials is correct and that they are remembered for more than just their birth and death dates. There are so many memorials with almost no information on them as though the people are just being collected, and forgotten. So I try to add pictures and documents to remind everyone they were people who loved, were loved, and had real lives that shouldn't be forgotten.

I usually work on this at minimum once a week, and I do check my messages, so if you have questions or need help finding or clarifying something, just ask.
I am here working on family history by locating burial sites of various branches of my family. The memorials I manage are mostly close family or extended family in both my birth and adoptive families. Some are those I've added when searching for family in various cemeteries. I try to add information to those too and I am happy to transfer them to family members.

Being adopted, and having found my birth family, I am very invested in making sure the information on their memorials is correct and that they are remembered for more than just their birth and death dates. There are so many memorials with almost no information on them as though the people are just being collected, and forgotten. So I try to add pictures and documents to remind everyone they were people who loved, were loved, and had real lives that shouldn't be forgotten.

I usually work on this at minimum once a week, and I do check my messages, so if you have questions or need help finding or clarifying something, just ask.
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