For any changes to the memorial, please go to the memorial, click on Suggest Edits and then you can enter whatever you are submitting to appear. Please do not email obituaries or other information found on Ancestry wanting me to copy and paste it over. Those requests will be ignored since the new editing update allows you to do it yourself. I will get it approved, just give me time.

Please don't be that chick who joined ancestry for two days and sent a message about incorrect information, accusing me of intentionally trying to mislead people. Honestly, delete yourself from the site if you are that type of person and call a therapist to address your deep seated issues. You aren't fit to speak to people, especially so freely and anonymously online. Those of us who take time out of our day to look like the crazy person walking from grave to grave taking pictures of your dead relative to onlookers aren't going to invest our efforts in spreading false information. I don't confirm suggested edits for accuracy if they are not related to me. If its wrong, then see paragraph #1.

If you are related and I am not I will happily transfer the memorial over to your. Just be sure to go to the memorial, click suggest edit and scroll almost to the bottom and select Contact Manager to provide your relation - I don't care how you are related, just confirming you aren't a people collector - and also provide your find a grave ID so I can copy and paste. Doing this will provide a link to the memorial so its a quick find for me.

One last thing, follow the rules you impose. If you follow the findagrave policy of being whatever degree of relation or you won't transfer, don't step out of those same perimeters and request a memorial you wouldn't transfer to another family. I will play by YOUR rules. Family is family. The memorial will ALWAYS say created by your so you get your glory, but don't be a jerk and hoard other people's family members. You take away an opportunity for them to connect to living family down the line who start researching and may reach out to the memorial owner for information or connection. Connection is name of the game. Otherwise, why are you here?

For any changes to the memorial, please go to the memorial, click on Suggest Edits and then you can enter whatever you are submitting to appear. Please do not email obituaries or other information found on Ancestry wanting me to copy and paste it over. Those requests will be ignored since the new editing update allows you to do it yourself. I will get it approved, just give me time.

Please don't be that chick who joined ancestry for two days and sent a message about incorrect information, accusing me of intentionally trying to mislead people. Honestly, delete yourself from the site if you are that type of person and call a therapist to address your deep seated issues. You aren't fit to speak to people, especially so freely and anonymously online. Those of us who take time out of our day to look like the crazy person walking from grave to grave taking pictures of your dead relative to onlookers aren't going to invest our efforts in spreading false information. I don't confirm suggested edits for accuracy if they are not related to me. If its wrong, then see paragraph #1.

If you are related and I am not I will happily transfer the memorial over to your. Just be sure to go to the memorial, click suggest edit and scroll almost to the bottom and select Contact Manager to provide your relation - I don't care how you are related, just confirming you aren't a people collector - and also provide your find a grave ID so I can copy and paste. Doing this will provide a link to the memorial so its a quick find for me.

One last thing, follow the rules you impose. If you follow the findagrave policy of being whatever degree of relation or you won't transfer, don't step out of those same perimeters and request a memorial you wouldn't transfer to another family. I will play by YOUR rules. Family is family. The memorial will ALWAYS say created by your so you get your glory, but don't be a jerk and hoard other people's family members. You take away an opportunity for them to connect to living family down the line who start researching and may reach out to the memorial owner for information or connection. Connection is name of the game. Otherwise, why are you here?