Roots of America:

Memories forgotten will lie there and rot,
but we can preserve them believe it or not.
Here on these pages I think you will see.
you might find the roots of your own family tree.

Our ancestors sacrificed, suffered and died,
now it's up to us to keep that past alive.
A past that's forgotten can never be shared,
but here on these pages the people who cared,

have sifted through records, unfolding the story,
of our Independence, the birth of Old Glory
The move to push westward was urgent and strong,
A war that was fought to prove slavery wrong.

United we stand is the strength of our Nation, United we always must be.
Trusting in God is our only salvation,to make sure our Children are free.

by Nancy Funkhouser Davis

My maiden name is Funkhouser and I am the eighth Generation in America. I come from a long line of male Funkhousers. My Line:
Father Edward Leland Funkhouser 1903-1989
Grandfather Thomas Jefferson Funkhouser,
1875-1958
G Grandfather Benjamin Franklin Funkhouser
1844-1922
GG Grandfather Abraham Brodbeck Funkhouser
1804-1876
GGG Grandfather Jacob Funkhouser 1777-1840
GGGG Grandfather Abraham Funkhouser 1746-1825
GGGGG Grandfather Jacob Funkhouser 1700-1771
From Switzerland to the Shenandoah Valley VA.

I love American history, I always did.I have discovered it is even more interesting when it is my family history I am exploring.I toyed with it a little in 2008 and then my husband was diagnosed with Cancer in April 2009, we fought the brave fight but he lost the battle on Aug 11, 2009. He went so fast I was totally depressed for almost two years then I slowly began working on our Families' Genealogy again. It has filled my days sense then and I enjoy it very much. I try to give the best account I can give of each person's life when I do a Memorial. Lets do our best to link up family members. Everyones' life should be accounted for because every life is important to someone.I know my family is important to me.

If you want me to transfer one of my Memorials I will be happy to as long as it's your close family.

Roots of America:

Memories forgotten will lie there and rot,
but we can preserve them believe it or not.
Here on these pages I think you will see.
you might find the roots of your own family tree.

Our ancestors sacrificed, suffered and died,
now it's up to us to keep that past alive.
A past that's forgotten can never be shared,
but here on these pages the people who cared,

have sifted through records, unfolding the story,
of our Independence, the birth of Old Glory
The move to push westward was urgent and strong,
A war that was fought to prove slavery wrong.

United we stand is the strength of our Nation, United we always must be.
Trusting in God is our only salvation,to make sure our Children are free.

by Nancy Funkhouser Davis

My maiden name is Funkhouser and I am the eighth Generation in America. I come from a long line of male Funkhousers. My Line:
Father Edward Leland Funkhouser 1903-1989
Grandfather Thomas Jefferson Funkhouser,
1875-1958
G Grandfather Benjamin Franklin Funkhouser
1844-1922
GG Grandfather Abraham Brodbeck Funkhouser
1804-1876
GGG Grandfather Jacob Funkhouser 1777-1840
GGGG Grandfather Abraham Funkhouser 1746-1825
GGGGG Grandfather Jacob Funkhouser 1700-1771
From Switzerland to the Shenandoah Valley VA.

I love American history, I always did.I have discovered it is even more interesting when it is my family history I am exploring.I toyed with it a little in 2008 and then my husband was diagnosed with Cancer in April 2009, we fought the brave fight but he lost the battle on Aug 11, 2009. He went so fast I was totally depressed for almost two years then I slowly began working on our Families' Genealogy again. It has filled my days sense then and I enjoy it very much. I try to give the best account I can give of each person's life when I do a Memorial. Lets do our best to link up family members. Everyones' life should be accounted for because every life is important to someone.I know my family is important to me.

If you want me to transfer one of my Memorials I will be happy to as long as it's your close family.