I began gathering info on my various family lines in about 1980, and seriously began reconstructing their details and stories in 2004. Documentation is very important to me, and I give credit where I know the source of info or photos.

My primary lines are Jenkins, Terry, Barnett, Green, Gregory, West, Mullins, Mullinax, Strange, Taylor. On my wife's side McSwain, Dumond, Green, Padgett, Butler and Burrell and related from South Carolina and Arkansas.

Any photos I have posted on Find a Grave may be downloaded and used by others for their genealogies, but I ask that you give credit.

Note also the FAG photo policy:
"Submitting a photo to Find A Grave grants Find A Grave a license to host the photo and facilitate the sharing of that photo across the Ancestry Community, so that Find A Grave users can post that photo to other Ancestry Community websites. However, submitting a photo to Find A Grave does not permit other Find A Grave users to post or republish the photo anywhere else (e.g., posting the photo on non-Ancestry sites or publishing it in a book, etc.). If you want to use another user's photo other than for personal use, you should contact the user who posted the photo and ask for permission."

Thus, you do not need permission to post any photo on Find-A-Grave to your tree on Ancestry.com, or any other Ancestry-owned website.

I began gathering info on my various family lines in about 1980, and seriously began reconstructing their details and stories in 2004. Documentation is very important to me, and I give credit where I know the source of info or photos.

My primary lines are Jenkins, Terry, Barnett, Green, Gregory, West, Mullins, Mullinax, Strange, Taylor. On my wife's side McSwain, Dumond, Green, Padgett, Butler and Burrell and related from South Carolina and Arkansas.

Any photos I have posted on Find a Grave may be downloaded and used by others for their genealogies, but I ask that you give credit.

Note also the FAG photo policy:
"Submitting a photo to Find A Grave grants Find A Grave a license to host the photo and facilitate the sharing of that photo across the Ancestry Community, so that Find A Grave users can post that photo to other Ancestry Community websites. However, submitting a photo to Find A Grave does not permit other Find A Grave users to post or republish the photo anywhere else (e.g., posting the photo on non-Ancestry sites or publishing it in a book, etc.). If you want to use another user's photo other than for personal use, you should contact the user who posted the photo and ask for permission."

Thus, you do not need permission to post any photo on Find-A-Grave to your tree on Ancestry.com, or any other Ancestry-owned website.