My wife and I have been working on the family tree off and on for 20+ years and have recently been able to devote more time to it. Thanks to my gread grandmother and great aunt - both of whom were genealogists in the early 1900s - we have a wealth of informaton on that part of our tree. On my wife's side we can thank her mother and father for keeping family scrapbooks and photo albums, and for telling the many stories about their lines. Our tree - Robbins Nest - is posted on ancestry.com. We enjoy traveling and photography as well, so it's a natural to combine those activities with genealogy. Our families hail from TX, OK, CO, MO, KY, VA, Ireland, and England. We live in Sierra Vista, AZ.

You may use any of the photos I post for personal use. I think the more you provide copies of your relatives' gravesite photos, the better they will be remembered and their memories will live on. I will gladely transfer any memorial as long as it is not one of my relatives or ancestors. I have no desire nor ego to have a large "memorial count" - I would rather the memorial page be accurate, with links to other relatives, and actively managed by someone in the family.

My wife and I have been working on the family tree off and on for 20+ years and have recently been able to devote more time to it. Thanks to my gread grandmother and great aunt - both of whom were genealogists in the early 1900s - we have a wealth of informaton on that part of our tree. On my wife's side we can thank her mother and father for keeping family scrapbooks and photo albums, and for telling the many stories about their lines. Our tree - Robbins Nest - is posted on ancestry.com. We enjoy traveling and photography as well, so it's a natural to combine those activities with genealogy. Our families hail from TX, OK, CO, MO, KY, VA, Ireland, and England. We live in Sierra Vista, AZ.

You may use any of the photos I post for personal use. I think the more you provide copies of your relatives' gravesite photos, the better they will be remembered and their memories will live on. I will gladely transfer any memorial as long as it is not one of my relatives or ancestors. I have no desire nor ego to have a large "memorial count" - I would rather the memorial page be accurate, with links to other relatives, and actively managed by someone in the family.