My name is Sharron Carroll (nee Nixon) and I have been working on family history for about ten years. I love old cemeteries and visit them as often as possible. This site is a marvel and I am excited about helping to add information and pictures to share with others.

It is my belief that these memorials should be a celebration of the lives these people lived and not just a record of where and when they died. As such, I would request that death certificates not be added to the memorials I manage. I try to connect memorials to parents and spouses. I use death certificates as a tool but I would rather have pictures of the individuals as well as their markers and stories about their lives.

If you have something to share, let me know. If it is your relative and you have more information about them than I do, I will be happy to transfer them to you.

In my opinion, Find A Grave should not be about the number of memorials you can collect or post, but the quality you can add to each memorial in order to make Find A Grave the best free family history site on the web. To those people who work diligently to record cemeteries across America, I say God bless and greatly appreciate all your hard work. I truly and thankfully recognize the time and effort you have put into this project.

Through it, as you find and connect individuals to their parents, you follow the migration of the families across the United States. The research you have to do in order to make the connections helps to tell you their stories.

My name is Sharron Carroll (nee Nixon) and I have been working on family history for about ten years. I love old cemeteries and visit them as often as possible. This site is a marvel and I am excited about helping to add information and pictures to share with others.

It is my belief that these memorials should be a celebration of the lives these people lived and not just a record of where and when they died. As such, I would request that death certificates not be added to the memorials I manage. I try to connect memorials to parents and spouses. I use death certificates as a tool but I would rather have pictures of the individuals as well as their markers and stories about their lives.

If you have something to share, let me know. If it is your relative and you have more information about them than I do, I will be happy to transfer them to you.

In my opinion, Find A Grave should not be about the number of memorials you can collect or post, but the quality you can add to each memorial in order to make Find A Grave the best free family history site on the web. To those people who work diligently to record cemeteries across America, I say God bless and greatly appreciate all your hard work. I truly and thankfully recognize the time and effort you have put into this project.

Through it, as you find and connect individuals to their parents, you follow the migration of the families across the United States. The research you have to do in order to make the connections helps to tell you their stories.