A few years ago I had a life event that changed my world. During that down time, being a very busy person prior to this, I was going stir crazy. Got online one day typed in my mothers maiden name and was overwhelmed by the response. At the time I thought, well this will be fun for a while. Years later I am earlobe deep in genealogy and still loving it. Find a Grave has been a great resource for me as well as pushing me out the door to take pictures. Which I also enjoy very much.
The family names I am researching are: Mosley, Appleby, Fountain, Calder, Doughty, Moore, Coolbroth, Colbath, Coolbrith, Colbreath, Galbraith, Sweetland, Swetland, Sweatland, Pease, Elwell and more. I welcome any additional information or corrections.
The photo used in my Bio is of my Grandparents: Charles A. Coolbroth Sr. and Elizabeth A. Sweetland Coolbroth.

A few years ago I had a life event that changed my world. During that down time, being a very busy person prior to this, I was going stir crazy. Got online one day typed in my mothers maiden name and was overwhelmed by the response. At the time I thought, well this will be fun for a while. Years later I am earlobe deep in genealogy and still loving it. Find a Grave has been a great resource for me as well as pushing me out the door to take pictures. Which I also enjoy very much.
The family names I am researching are: Mosley, Appleby, Fountain, Calder, Doughty, Moore, Coolbroth, Colbath, Coolbrith, Colbreath, Galbraith, Sweetland, Swetland, Sweatland, Pease, Elwell and more. I welcome any additional information or corrections.
The photo used in my Bio is of my Grandparents: Charles A. Coolbroth Sr. and Elizabeth A. Sweetland Coolbroth.