I am from North Carolina, and I got into genealogy a few years ago. For now I don't have that many, but hoping to change all of that here soon. I am going to try to post as much as I can.
I also enjoy history and and learning about the past can be pretty interesting.

As of now I have mainly family members memorials, but there are a few family friends as well. As I add more, if you come across someone who is a family member and you would like for me to transfer to you, please click on their memorial and then click suggest any other correction or addition. Then you'll be able to request the transfer and i'll know exactly who it is you want transferred. Also please let me know how your related. Thanks in advance.
Please also do not use my pictures without consent from me first.

You will Notice that a lot of the memorials I have on here are for people that have been cremated. I have noticed that a lot of the memorials that are made on here are mainly for those buried in a cemetery. Everyone deserves a memorial, and I am going to try my best to give them one. All families deserve to see that their loved one is being memorialized somehow.

For those of you interested, my family line starts with my parents of course ;-) ...
Sandra Gail Inman Davis and David Lee Davis. If you click on the virtual memorials that I created, you can see the rest of my family line.

My Husbands family line on the other hand is going to be a little more complicated to trace. His mother was adopted as a young child. So not only am I tracing her biological family, but her adopted family as well. Not to mention a few other complications. But we all deserve to know where we come from so to speak.
My Husbands family line starts with his mother and father.
Debra Patton Conner and Michael Huber. By birth before adoption, my mother in law is a Schronce, and by adoption, she is a Patton.
For those of you interested, you can visit my family site and view my family background that I have so far.
http://www.myheritage.com/site-201633061/jennifer-family-site

I am from North Carolina, and I got into genealogy a few years ago. For now I don't have that many, but hoping to change all of that here soon. I am going to try to post as much as I can.
I also enjoy history and and learning about the past can be pretty interesting.

As of now I have mainly family members memorials, but there are a few family friends as well. As I add more, if you come across someone who is a family member and you would like for me to transfer to you, please click on their memorial and then click suggest any other correction or addition. Then you'll be able to request the transfer and i'll know exactly who it is you want transferred. Also please let me know how your related. Thanks in advance.
Please also do not use my pictures without consent from me first.

You will Notice that a lot of the memorials I have on here are for people that have been cremated. I have noticed that a lot of the memorials that are made on here are mainly for those buried in a cemetery. Everyone deserves a memorial, and I am going to try my best to give them one. All families deserve to see that their loved one is being memorialized somehow.

For those of you interested, my family line starts with my parents of course ;-) ...
Sandra Gail Inman Davis and David Lee Davis. If you click on the virtual memorials that I created, you can see the rest of my family line.

My Husbands family line on the other hand is going to be a little more complicated to trace. His mother was adopted as a young child. So not only am I tracing her biological family, but her adopted family as well. Not to mention a few other complications. But we all deserve to know where we come from so to speak.
My Husbands family line starts with his mother and father.
Debra Patton Conner and Michael Huber. By birth before adoption, my mother in law is a Schronce, and by adoption, she is a Patton.
For those of you interested, you can visit my family site and view my family background that I have so far.
http://www.myheritage.com/site-201633061/jennifer-family-site