I love the serenity of cemeteries. There are times when we walk through a cemetery that it seems that if we just listened carefully, we could hear the voices of angels. I hope these listings help other people in their genealogy efforts.

I am always happy to add information to memorial pages with the exception of listing surviving relatives of people to whom we are not directly related to or who have not given permission to list their names. If you send an obituary to add, please edit out that information before sending or else the addition will not be made. The best way is to use the the Edit tab on each page where you can submit additions and corrections to different sections. Please be patient, I may not get to your corrections for a couple of weeks, but I will check the edit suggestions on the website at least once per month. Please note, I do not individually research every edit sent in. I trust you have done that before sending the edit to me. I may leave your Find A Grave member number if the information goes into the Bio section for the benefit of other people researching the same people. Please do not send me information that gives me the Find A Grave page to the person's child. You get that information added by using the CHILD'S edit suggestion and putting their parent's memorial page number on their page. Sending that information to me when I do not manage the child's page does not get them linked together.

If you contact us requesting a transfer, please use the "Suggest Edits" feature on the memorial page and then choosing "Suggest other corrections." It will send a message that includes links and makes the process easier. You will need to send a request for each page requesting transfer. Also, be sure to include an explanation of your relationship to the person being requested. Requests without that information will be ignored.

Transfer requests should be for direct relatives within four generations, this would be your great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, or siblings. Bulk surname requests should not be made. We will consider out of guidelines transfers for people we are not related to.

Best wishes and happy history hunting.

I love the serenity of cemeteries. There are times when we walk through a cemetery that it seems that if we just listened carefully, we could hear the voices of angels. I hope these listings help other people in their genealogy efforts.

I am always happy to add information to memorial pages with the exception of listing surviving relatives of people to whom we are not directly related to or who have not given permission to list their names. If you send an obituary to add, please edit out that information before sending or else the addition will not be made. The best way is to use the the Edit tab on each page where you can submit additions and corrections to different sections. Please be patient, I may not get to your corrections for a couple of weeks, but I will check the edit suggestions on the website at least once per month. Please note, I do not individually research every edit sent in. I trust you have done that before sending the edit to me. I may leave your Find A Grave member number if the information goes into the Bio section for the benefit of other people researching the same people. Please do not send me information that gives me the Find A Grave page to the person's child. You get that information added by using the CHILD'S edit suggestion and putting their parent's memorial page number on their page. Sending that information to me when I do not manage the child's page does not get them linked together.

If you contact us requesting a transfer, please use the "Suggest Edits" feature on the memorial page and then choosing "Suggest other corrections." It will send a message that includes links and makes the process easier. You will need to send a request for each page requesting transfer. Also, be sure to include an explanation of your relationship to the person being requested. Requests without that information will be ignored.

Transfer requests should be for direct relatives within four generations, this would be your great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, or siblings. Bulk surname requests should not be made. We will consider out of guidelines transfers for people we are not related to.

Best wishes and happy history hunting.