My address is louise.roots @ g mail.com Please remove spaces.

I have been doing my family and my husband's family reaearch since 2008. I would love to hear from anyone who has connections. The surnames I am researching include, Bruman, Houck, Knoche, Lange, Grobbel, Dice, Howe, Seasons, and Collins. Locations include Detroit, Warren, Center Line, Lapeer, North Branch, Burnside, Five Lakes, and Kings Mill in Michigan, McLeod County in Minnesota, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania and North Adams, Massachusetts.

Please summarize biographical information in a nicely written paragraph rather than submitting a canned form of raw data from census records, death indices, military records and other documents. I do not add the raw data from these types of records. I will use the information to update birth and death dates and places, names and links to family members.

Although Find a Grave allows records such as death certificates or military documents to be uploaded on the memorial pages, I would prefer you not upload them if they are findable online. It is important to leave that space available for items like photos of the person and their marker. The information found on these documents can be summarized in the biography. It is nice to open a memorial and find a cemetery photo, marker photo, or even a personal picture. I feel like I am actually virtually visiting the final resting place.

I am not related to anyone buried in Tennessee, even though I took many grave photos and created several memorials while living there.

My address is louise.roots @ g mail.com Please remove spaces.

I have been doing my family and my husband's family reaearch since 2008. I would love to hear from anyone who has connections. The surnames I am researching include, Bruman, Houck, Knoche, Lange, Grobbel, Dice, Howe, Seasons, and Collins. Locations include Detroit, Warren, Center Line, Lapeer, North Branch, Burnside, Five Lakes, and Kings Mill in Michigan, McLeod County in Minnesota, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania and North Adams, Massachusetts.

Please summarize biographical information in a nicely written paragraph rather than submitting a canned form of raw data from census records, death indices, military records and other documents. I do not add the raw data from these types of records. I will use the information to update birth and death dates and places, names and links to family members.

Although Find a Grave allows records such as death certificates or military documents to be uploaded on the memorial pages, I would prefer you not upload them if they are findable online. It is important to leave that space available for items like photos of the person and their marker. The information found on these documents can be summarized in the biography. It is nice to open a memorial and find a cemetery photo, marker photo, or even a personal picture. I feel like I am actually virtually visiting the final resting place.

I am not related to anyone buried in Tennessee, even though I took many grave photos and created several memorials while living there.