I currently live in Lancaster County, PA. I started researching my Family Tree in 2006. Greenwood Cemetery, Lancaster, PA was my first attempt of adding burial records to "Find a Grave".
I completed my project at the Machpelah Cemetery in Lititz, PA in August 2009 by photographing all the readable Gravestones & doing a quick Obituary search at www.LancasterOnline.
I photographed all the readable gravestones in the St. James Cemetery in Lititz, PA in October 2013, after the cemetery was restored.
I now (as of March 2010) include FULL obituaries, as fellow Find A Grave contributors have convinced me to do so - if your name is listed in an obituary and you would like it removed or your name listed as LIVING please contact me and I will do so.
You have my permission to use my Gravestone pictures for personal use, post them at Free Web Sites, rootsweb.com or ancestry.com as long as you give me credit for the photograph.
I follow the Find A Grave guidelines for transferring a memorial, which are that a request for a transfer should be within 4 generations [going back to great-grandparents]. Please go to the memorial, click on edits, then click on "suggest other corrections", then list your relationship, then include your member number - any requests MUST include your member number.

NOTE: Any requests that do not include the member number will be IGNORED, as it is time consuming to have to do the additional step of looking up the number.

If you leave a correction for a memorial & I don't post it please email me again. If you do not want your name/Find A Grave member number listed with the correction please note that - otherwise I list it.
I will do Obituary Look Ups at the Lititz Public Library (weekly paper dates from 1877 - 2001 covering Lititz, Lancaster Co., PA) - I go about once a month. Please include the DOD and any information that will help - there is an Death/Obituary Index but it is a work in progress, years completed are 1877 - 1998 (as of Jan 2015), rest of the years are being worked on by volunteers and not all years are complete. I have found some obituaries that were not listed in the Index - Google Lititz, PA Public Library to get their up to date website address - click on - genealogy room and then Obit/Death Index.

The Lititz (PA) newspapers, years 1877 - 2001 (spotty coverage of years 1914 - 1917) can now be viewed online at LancasterHistory.org - Lancaster County Digitalization Project. (web address - June 2018).
http://digitalcollections.powerlibrary.org/cdm/

I also have access to the Lancaster, Pennsylvania newspapers that go back about 200 years.

Other sites for obituaries/cemetery records in the area and USA are;

https://news.google.com/newspapers

The website Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society (Obituary Index) - www.lmhs.org

Mennonite Church USA (full obituaries) around the United States - ww.mcusa-archives.org

website - www.pa-roots.com - Biographies, cemetery transcriptions, etc.

website - http://paperless.co.lancaster.pa.us/viewerportal/portal.asp?cc=true - Probate / Marriage Records of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania - requires Microsoft Internet Explorer. Mozilla Firefox won't work..

Lancaster County (PA) Digitalization Project - old newspapers, City Directories - http://www.lancastercountydigitizationproject.org/

Fulton County, PA - www.fultonhistory.org - Cemetery transcriptions, biographies, etc. also covers some of the surrounding counties.

Website for Old Newspapers around the United States (Scroll down to the state you want) -
http://gethelp.library.upenn.edu/guides/hist/onlinenewspapers.html

The following websites supplied by Bill Tipton:

http://searchdocs.lancasterdeeds.com/countyweb/login.do?countyname=Lancaster
Lancaster County Recorder of Deeds Web Site
I suggest creating a user account; I never tried the guest login.
Note: Under General Criteria, Search Type, select Individual.
Java Runtime Environment is required to view and print documents. A link is provided for the download.
The site gives access to public domain documents including but not limited to deeds, mortgages, and POAs. Deeds can be quite helpful. For example, if a grantor is deceased (the sale if from an estate or surviving spouse), the death date is usually listed.

http://online.lancasterlibraries.org/
Note: Lancaster County Public Library Card is required. I got mine from the Lititz Library (free). You need the card number to log in.
There are two ProQuest lnks. ProQuest ABI/INFORM is NOT the better resource. The second ProQuest link "Provides access to Lancaster newspapers only: Intelligencer Journal and New Era backfiles, combined Intelligencer Journal/Lancaster New Era, and Sunday News . . . "
This archive goes back to 1995, good for obituaries (I believe that LancasterOnline goes back only to 2005), weddings, divorces, anniversary celebrations, police logs, and various other articles. Microsoft Internet Explorer is recommended but I use Firefox without problems. The only aggravation is an activity time limit. If you're inactive for awhile (1/2 hour?) you might have to re-login.

I currently live in Lancaster County, PA. I started researching my Family Tree in 2006. Greenwood Cemetery, Lancaster, PA was my first attempt of adding burial records to "Find a Grave".
I completed my project at the Machpelah Cemetery in Lititz, PA in August 2009 by photographing all the readable Gravestones & doing a quick Obituary search at www.LancasterOnline.
I photographed all the readable gravestones in the St. James Cemetery in Lititz, PA in October 2013, after the cemetery was restored.
I now (as of March 2010) include FULL obituaries, as fellow Find A Grave contributors have convinced me to do so - if your name is listed in an obituary and you would like it removed or your name listed as LIVING please contact me and I will do so.
You have my permission to use my Gravestone pictures for personal use, post them at Free Web Sites, rootsweb.com or ancestry.com as long as you give me credit for the photograph.
I follow the Find A Grave guidelines for transferring a memorial, which are that a request for a transfer should be within 4 generations [going back to great-grandparents]. Please go to the memorial, click on edits, then click on "suggest other corrections", then list your relationship, then include your member number - any requests MUST include your member number.

NOTE: Any requests that do not include the member number will be IGNORED, as it is time consuming to have to do the additional step of looking up the number.

If you leave a correction for a memorial & I don't post it please email me again. If you do not want your name/Find A Grave member number listed with the correction please note that - otherwise I list it.
I will do Obituary Look Ups at the Lititz Public Library (weekly paper dates from 1877 - 2001 covering Lititz, Lancaster Co., PA) - I go about once a month. Please include the DOD and any information that will help - there is an Death/Obituary Index but it is a work in progress, years completed are 1877 - 1998 (as of Jan 2015), rest of the years are being worked on by volunteers and not all years are complete. I have found some obituaries that were not listed in the Index - Google Lititz, PA Public Library to get their up to date website address - click on - genealogy room and then Obit/Death Index.

The Lititz (PA) newspapers, years 1877 - 2001 (spotty coverage of years 1914 - 1917) can now be viewed online at LancasterHistory.org - Lancaster County Digitalization Project. (web address - June 2018).
http://digitalcollections.powerlibrary.org/cdm/

I also have access to the Lancaster, Pennsylvania newspapers that go back about 200 years.

Other sites for obituaries/cemetery records in the area and USA are;

https://news.google.com/newspapers

The website Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society (Obituary Index) - www.lmhs.org

Mennonite Church USA (full obituaries) around the United States - ww.mcusa-archives.org

website - www.pa-roots.com - Biographies, cemetery transcriptions, etc.

website - http://paperless.co.lancaster.pa.us/viewerportal/portal.asp?cc=true - Probate / Marriage Records of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania - requires Microsoft Internet Explorer. Mozilla Firefox won't work..

Lancaster County (PA) Digitalization Project - old newspapers, City Directories - http://www.lancastercountydigitizationproject.org/

Fulton County, PA - www.fultonhistory.org - Cemetery transcriptions, biographies, etc. also covers some of the surrounding counties.

Website for Old Newspapers around the United States (Scroll down to the state you want) -
http://gethelp.library.upenn.edu/guides/hist/onlinenewspapers.html

The following websites supplied by Bill Tipton:

http://searchdocs.lancasterdeeds.com/countyweb/login.do?countyname=Lancaster
Lancaster County Recorder of Deeds Web Site
I suggest creating a user account; I never tried the guest login.
Note: Under General Criteria, Search Type, select Individual.
Java Runtime Environment is required to view and print documents. A link is provided for the download.
The site gives access to public domain documents including but not limited to deeds, mortgages, and POAs. Deeds can be quite helpful. For example, if a grantor is deceased (the sale if from an estate or surviving spouse), the death date is usually listed.

http://online.lancasterlibraries.org/
Note: Lancaster County Public Library Card is required. I got mine from the Lititz Library (free). You need the card number to log in.
There are two ProQuest lnks. ProQuest ABI/INFORM is NOT the better resource. The second ProQuest link "Provides access to Lancaster newspapers only: Intelligencer Journal and New Era backfiles, combined Intelligencer Journal/Lancaster New Era, and Sunday News . . . "
This archive goes back to 1995, good for obituaries (I believe that LancasterOnline goes back only to 2005), weddings, divorces, anniversary celebrations, police logs, and various other articles. Microsoft Internet Explorer is recommended but I use Firefox without problems. The only aggravation is an activity time limit. If you're inactive for awhile (1/2 hour?) you might have to re-login.