I think I may be finding my religion in Find a Grave.

My in-laws and much of my own family immigrated to the United States during the mass immigration period of 1850-1930 from Norway, Germany, England, and Ireland for me and Italy, Lithuania, and Ireland for my hubby. My paternal grandmother's family, however, immigrated during the colonial era prior to the Revolutionary War from England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland. This family has the largest representation in Find a Grave but I'm trying to get the other families caught up.

I try to add memorials when I can, if I come across a record that states where an individual is buried, and sometimes I may not be directly or closely related to that individual. If I manage a memorial of someone that you are closely related to and you would like to take over the management, please let me know. It doesn't matter how closely you are related to that person, as long as I'm not closely related, there are very few cases where I wouldn't allow a transfer.

Some of my families:
Christiansen, Kelly, Koeller, McHugh, Moran, Morrow, Noetzel, Olsen, Price, Simensen, Smith, Vance, Watt, and Wayman, concentrated in Chicago and the counties of eastern Tennessee near Knoxville.

My in-laws:
Barnes, Brown, Cifelli, DiMarco, Salmon, Tarangel/Tarangioli, Tumillo, Valenti, and Santomenna, concentrated in Philadelphia and Trenton, New Jersey.

- Shoop

I think I may be finding my religion in Find a Grave.

My in-laws and much of my own family immigrated to the United States during the mass immigration period of 1850-1930 from Norway, Germany, England, and Ireland for me and Italy, Lithuania, and Ireland for my hubby. My paternal grandmother's family, however, immigrated during the colonial era prior to the Revolutionary War from England, Wales, Ireland and Scotland. This family has the largest representation in Find a Grave but I'm trying to get the other families caught up.

I try to add memorials when I can, if I come across a record that states where an individual is buried, and sometimes I may not be directly or closely related to that individual. If I manage a memorial of someone that you are closely related to and you would like to take over the management, please let me know. It doesn't matter how closely you are related to that person, as long as I'm not closely related, there are very few cases where I wouldn't allow a transfer.

Some of my families:
Christiansen, Kelly, Koeller, McHugh, Moran, Morrow, Noetzel, Olsen, Price, Simensen, Smith, Vance, Watt, and Wayman, concentrated in Chicago and the counties of eastern Tennessee near Knoxville.

My in-laws:
Barnes, Brown, Cifelli, DiMarco, Salmon, Tarangel/Tarangioli, Tumillo, Valenti, and Santomenna, concentrated in Philadelphia and Trenton, New Jersey.

- Shoop