I am currently living in Scotland. Why? well I married a Scot, but sadly I lost him to covid-2022. Currently have no plans to return to the states, home is here for now.
I got involved with genealogy after listening to my grandparents and realizing that they could only tell about their Uncle Ham, Aunt Sis and Uncle Nate... and couldn't tell me anything about the relations after that generation. I love puzzles, which is what I compare genealogy to-only alot more backbreaking work! I haven't gotten the Baker family as far back as I would like.. only to 1762 and would be content if I could get it back to where whomever stepped off the boat..
I place information on the "find a grave" sites when I find no info there or the grave not listed for I find nothing more sad than a grave that has been forgotten.
I am NO LONGER linking any of my graves with stones that are "in memory" or "memorial" for there is no actual proof of burial. This can I believe lead to confusion from some researching and is a trend that I wish had never started.

I am currently living in Scotland. Why? well I married a Scot, but sadly I lost him to covid-2022. Currently have no plans to return to the states, home is here for now.
I got involved with genealogy after listening to my grandparents and realizing that they could only tell about their Uncle Ham, Aunt Sis and Uncle Nate... and couldn't tell me anything about the relations after that generation. I love puzzles, which is what I compare genealogy to-only alot more backbreaking work! I haven't gotten the Baker family as far back as I would like.. only to 1762 and would be content if I could get it back to where whomever stepped off the boat..
I place information on the "find a grave" sites when I find no info there or the grave not listed for I find nothing more sad than a grave that has been forgotten.
I am NO LONGER linking any of my graves with stones that are "in memory" or "memorial" for there is no actual proof of burial. This can I believe lead to confusion from some researching and is a trend that I wish had never started.