Our interest in Find A Grave is not for the volume of memorials managed, but rather more focused on family related ancestors (that then may lead to extended family and/or their friends), for the ancestral tree on both sides of our family. Our interest and focus for the memorials that we manage, is to be as robust as possible, with pictures, linking of family members, and including as much biographical content as available. Hopefully, the research, linkages, and data gathering, can be referenced and used by future generations and others, that may also directly or indirectly link into these individuals

Most importantly however, is to honor, respect, and hopefully never forget those who came before us. To secure their lineage, histories, and heritage, wherever possible.

Note: In regard to entries in the Foster Cemetery / Wentworth, NH: Wentworth experienced a devastating fire in the Town, specifically to the Eaton & Davis Store building on March 02, 1890. This fire destroyed most of the irreplaceable Wentworth, NH Town Records & Books that were solely located in this building at the time. (This fire occurred PRIOR TO the supplying Town Vital Records to the State of NH in the 1920's, that in turn, were loaded to on-line genealogy databases). Therefore, some critical dates (i.e. birth dates) may have to be calculated, based on information from the gravestone and/or locally recorded family historical information, as the only available sources for some of the older Vital Record activity that originated in Wentworth, NH.

Our interest in Find A Grave is not for the volume of memorials managed, but rather more focused on family related ancestors (that then may lead to extended family and/or their friends), for the ancestral tree on both sides of our family. Our interest and focus for the memorials that we manage, is to be as robust as possible, with pictures, linking of family members, and including as much biographical content as available. Hopefully, the research, linkages, and data gathering, can be referenced and used by future generations and others, that may also directly or indirectly link into these individuals

Most importantly however, is to honor, respect, and hopefully never forget those who came before us. To secure their lineage, histories, and heritage, wherever possible.

Note: In regard to entries in the Foster Cemetery / Wentworth, NH: Wentworth experienced a devastating fire in the Town, specifically to the Eaton & Davis Store building on March 02, 1890. This fire destroyed most of the irreplaceable Wentworth, NH Town Records & Books that were solely located in this building at the time. (This fire occurred PRIOR TO the supplying Town Vital Records to the State of NH in the 1920's, that in turn, were loaded to on-line genealogy databases). Therefore, some critical dates (i.e. birth dates) may have to be calculated, based on information from the gravestone and/or locally recorded family historical information, as the only available sources for some of the older Vital Record activity that originated in Wentworth, NH.