I'm just me, been doing genealogy basically all my life. I literally spent my childhood in cemeteries and libraries looking gravestones and microfilm. I've recently had an injury so I have more time to devote (sit in front of the computer) to do things. I'm currently in the process of updating (and sourcing old information)a nearly 15 year old family history of my husband's. I build bridges and connections where I can (try to connect people to their parents or children) and try to keep in mind that people who's graves we see were once not so very different than us. They had less "technological advances" but they lived, laughed, loved, and cried just like us. They deserve to be remembered.

I like to help those researching their families if I can or at the very least point them in the right direction. So feel free to ask.

I'm just me, been doing genealogy basically all my life. I literally spent my childhood in cemeteries and libraries looking gravestones and microfilm. I've recently had an injury so I have more time to devote (sit in front of the computer) to do things. I'm currently in the process of updating (and sourcing old information)a nearly 15 year old family history of my husband's. I build bridges and connections where I can (try to connect people to their parents or children) and try to keep in mind that people who's graves we see were once not so very different than us. They had less "technological advances" but they lived, laughed, loved, and cried just like us. They deserve to be remembered.

I like to help those researching their families if I can or at the very least point them in the right direction. So feel free to ask.