I got into family history several years ago when my daughter choose genealogy as her 4-H project. As we were looking up family members I got hooked & wanted to know more about my families history. I had no idea then that I would find out so many local people that we (both husband & I) are related to. Some individuals were married several times so the list of names kept going. I have went back 15 generations of direct ancestors on both my Mothers and Fathers side. Back 10 on my husbands side. I love going to cemetery's & photographing our ancestors head stones. How different they are from the different generations. It's a hobby that I have grown to love. Our ancestors names are Tyre, Jones, Leasure, Luckhart, Richter, Reber, May, Hartman, Bowers, Souders, Uhl, Reichelderfer, Harpster, Kerns, Boden, Shiver, Dempsey. Some of the names have several spellings especially the further you go back. If you request a transfer of a person or persons they need to be a direct family member. Transfers need to be done through the EDIT tab. I have no problem with transferring a memorial. Transfer guidelines always apply. Transfer requests will be for direct relatives within four generations. This would be your siblings, parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Per FAG rules. If they are close relative or friend just ask. There are some memorials that I will not transfer. Those that are of our direct ancestors, family members or family that are close and very dear to us. This is a Hobby for me. I am Not on here much. We are full time farmers. If you leave me a message and don't hear back right away give me time but I will get back to you. You can always email me as its checked daily. [email protected] Thank you......... If there is a memorial that has photos that I have uploaded and they are repeated PLEASE let me know. I'm trying to figure out why the mobile app is uploading same photos multiple times....... All photos I upload I try to have the GPS on the memorial. Thank you, Beth Ann Tyre-Jones

I got into family history several years ago when my daughter choose genealogy as her 4-H project. As we were looking up family members I got hooked & wanted to know more about my families history. I had no idea then that I would find out so many local people that we (both husband & I) are related to. Some individuals were married several times so the list of names kept going. I have went back 15 generations of direct ancestors on both my Mothers and Fathers side. Back 10 on my husbands side. I love going to cemetery's & photographing our ancestors head stones. How different they are from the different generations. It's a hobby that I have grown to love. Our ancestors names are Tyre, Jones, Leasure, Luckhart, Richter, Reber, May, Hartman, Bowers, Souders, Uhl, Reichelderfer, Harpster, Kerns, Boden, Shiver, Dempsey. Some of the names have several spellings especially the further you go back. If you request a transfer of a person or persons they need to be a direct family member. Transfers need to be done through the EDIT tab. I have no problem with transferring a memorial. Transfer guidelines always apply. Transfer requests will be for direct relatives within four generations. This would be your siblings, parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Per FAG rules. If they are close relative or friend just ask. There are some memorials that I will not transfer. Those that are of our direct ancestors, family members or family that are close and very dear to us. This is a Hobby for me. I am Not on here much. We are full time farmers. If you leave me a message and don't hear back right away give me time but I will get back to you. You can always email me as its checked daily. [email protected] Thank you......... If there is a memorial that has photos that I have uploaded and they are repeated PLEASE let me know. I'm trying to figure out why the mobile app is uploading same photos multiple times....... All photos I upload I try to have the GPS on the memorial. Thank you, Beth Ann Tyre-Jones