I have been working on my family tree and this website has been a big help in finding information. People have been generous with helping in my research. I want to give back a little by being a photo volunteer and this is a wonderful website to contribute to.

I am looking for obit's if you have any I would love to post them. Any information can be sent by public message or you can e-mail me also.

Revolutionary War Ancestors:
Conrad Koder IV - Private Fifth Class in Captain Matthew Grier's Fifth Company, Third Battalion Bucks County, Pennsylvania Militia (5th Great Grandfather)

Michael Gold - Private, Ferguson's Company A of the 3rd and 4th Regiment of Continental Line of Virginia (5th Great Grandfather)

War of 1812 Ancestors:
Jonathan E Gold - fought against the Creek Indians under the command of General Andrew Jackson (4th Great Grandfather)

Civil War Ancestors:
John Leroy Youts - Union Army, Private 48th Indiana Infantry Company F (2nd Great Grandfather)

Thomas 'Tommy' Gold - Confederate Army, Private Company G, 8th Regiment, Missouri Calvary (3rd Great Grandfather)

Patrick Cavener - Confederate Army, Company C 15th Infantry Regiment, Tennessee (4th Great Grandfather)

Timothy S Cavener - Union Army, Private 24th Regiment of Missouri infantry Volunteers Company F, and Union Army, Corporal 14th Regiment of Missouri State Militia Calvary Volunteers, Company F (3rd Great Granduncle)

John Charles Cavender - Confederate Army, Company E, 9th Cavalry Battalion (3rd Great Granduncle)

Abraham B Frick - Union Army, 21st Indiana Battery (3rd Great Grandafther)

World War I Ancestors:
Roy Glen Youts (Great Granduncle)
Chester 'Dick' Arthur Youts (Great Granduncle)
Thomas Henry Lent (Great Granduncle)
Oris Lent (Great Granduncle)

World War II Ancestors:
Charles Thomas Youts Sr (2nd Cousin 1x removed)
Willard 'Dub' Arthur Youts Jr (2nd cousin 1x removed)
Clifford William Youts Sr (1st cousin 2x removed)
Cecil Thayne Youts (1st cousin 2x removed)
Carl Victor Youts (1st cousin 2x removed)
Ervin Lee Youts (Granduncle)
Arthur Wesley Youts (Grandfather)

Vietnam War Ancestors:
Timothy 'Tim' Lynn Youts (Uncle)

Please feel free to copy any photo's, that is why they are there. If you would like to add a photo that would be great, let me know you added it. If you think you might be related, no matter where you fall in the family line, please feel free to contact me so we can exchange family information.

I will be glad to add any information or make corrections to any memorials that I have created or manage. Improving the accuracy of information available will reduce the chances of being led down the wrong path. I am willing to transfer management of any memorial to appropriate relatives or receive transfers for any of my relative's memorials.

After I post a photo on a memorial, I generally delete the photo unless it is a relative in my family tree. To keep all the photos I take would consume too much storage space.

When I take pictures to fulfill photo requests that have been made, I always take a few photos of other random markers. If the photos are not present on Findagrave, or the memorials do not exist, then I add them. This is a great way to help the knowledge base grow. I have not been to a cemetery where I did not find photos or memorials to add. This technique also helps to add relationships, correct errors in spelling of names, dates, etc.

I have been working on my family tree and this website has been a big help in finding information. People have been generous with helping in my research. I want to give back a little by being a photo volunteer and this is a wonderful website to contribute to.

I am looking for obit's if you have any I would love to post them. Any information can be sent by public message or you can e-mail me also.

Revolutionary War Ancestors:
Conrad Koder IV - Private Fifth Class in Captain Matthew Grier's Fifth Company, Third Battalion Bucks County, Pennsylvania Militia (5th Great Grandfather)

Michael Gold - Private, Ferguson's Company A of the 3rd and 4th Regiment of Continental Line of Virginia (5th Great Grandfather)

War of 1812 Ancestors:
Jonathan E Gold - fought against the Creek Indians under the command of General Andrew Jackson (4th Great Grandfather)

Civil War Ancestors:
John Leroy Youts - Union Army, Private 48th Indiana Infantry Company F (2nd Great Grandfather)

Thomas 'Tommy' Gold - Confederate Army, Private Company G, 8th Regiment, Missouri Calvary (3rd Great Grandfather)

Patrick Cavener - Confederate Army, Company C 15th Infantry Regiment, Tennessee (4th Great Grandfather)

Timothy S Cavener - Union Army, Private 24th Regiment of Missouri infantry Volunteers Company F, and Union Army, Corporal 14th Regiment of Missouri State Militia Calvary Volunteers, Company F (3rd Great Granduncle)

John Charles Cavender - Confederate Army, Company E, 9th Cavalry Battalion (3rd Great Granduncle)

Abraham B Frick - Union Army, 21st Indiana Battery (3rd Great Grandafther)

World War I Ancestors:
Roy Glen Youts (Great Granduncle)
Chester 'Dick' Arthur Youts (Great Granduncle)
Thomas Henry Lent (Great Granduncle)
Oris Lent (Great Granduncle)

World War II Ancestors:
Charles Thomas Youts Sr (2nd Cousin 1x removed)
Willard 'Dub' Arthur Youts Jr (2nd cousin 1x removed)
Clifford William Youts Sr (1st cousin 2x removed)
Cecil Thayne Youts (1st cousin 2x removed)
Carl Victor Youts (1st cousin 2x removed)
Ervin Lee Youts (Granduncle)
Arthur Wesley Youts (Grandfather)

Vietnam War Ancestors:
Timothy 'Tim' Lynn Youts (Uncle)

Please feel free to copy any photo's, that is why they are there. If you would like to add a photo that would be great, let me know you added it. If you think you might be related, no matter where you fall in the family line, please feel free to contact me so we can exchange family information.

I will be glad to add any information or make corrections to any memorials that I have created or manage. Improving the accuracy of information available will reduce the chances of being led down the wrong path. I am willing to transfer management of any memorial to appropriate relatives or receive transfers for any of my relative's memorials.

After I post a photo on a memorial, I generally delete the photo unless it is a relative in my family tree. To keep all the photos I take would consume too much storage space.

When I take pictures to fulfill photo requests that have been made, I always take a few photos of other random markers. If the photos are not present on Findagrave, or the memorials do not exist, then I add them. This is a great way to help the knowledge base grow. I have not been to a cemetery where I did not find photos or memorials to add. This technique also helps to add relationships, correct errors in spelling of names, dates, etc.