I have been working on my family tree since 1992. Although I hated history in school, I now find it fascinating in relation to my family tree and what they were doing before I was born.

Most of my memorials are people that I am actually related too. I maintain memorials for my adopted parents who are not good with the computer as well my biological families, both of which who have given me so much love throughout my life.

I did take over some memorials for a deceased FAG member, Dale E. Caplin (#46927124), who put an amazing amount of work during his life to adding memorials to FAG for people.

I will be placing the memorials I inherited from him in Virtual Cemeteries based on the Cemetery they are in, my personal family memorials are in Virtual Cemeteries based on Surnames.

I have also recently started adding memorials for Mount Moriah Cemetery in Pennsylvania from burial records. I have added the ones I have finished to a Mount Moriah Virtual Cemetery. Mount Moriah has made many changes and moved things around. If you find any duplicates or errors please let me know and I will fix it as soon as I can.

If you are related to someone in one of the inherited memorials and you would like them transferred to you, please use the Edit feature provided through FAG and include your FAG # and how you are related.

Most of the cemeteries near me are almost completely documented and with 2 small children I do not get much time to visit cemeteries and most of my families ancestors are across the country from where I live. I do my part by trying to maintain family memorials and keep them updated with accurate information.

If you have any edits or suggestions to my memorials, please use the edit feature. I will do my best to verify the information and add the information in a timely manner.

In closing I would like to thank all the wonderfully kindhearted people who have dedicated their time and energy to adding FAG memorials. You are a Godsend to those of us who live all the way across the country from our loved ones and predecessors.

Jessica

I have been working on my family tree since 1992. Although I hated history in school, I now find it fascinating in relation to my family tree and what they were doing before I was born.

Most of my memorials are people that I am actually related too. I maintain memorials for my adopted parents who are not good with the computer as well my biological families, both of which who have given me so much love throughout my life.

I did take over some memorials for a deceased FAG member, Dale E. Caplin (#46927124), who put an amazing amount of work during his life to adding memorials to FAG for people.

I will be placing the memorials I inherited from him in Virtual Cemeteries based on the Cemetery they are in, my personal family memorials are in Virtual Cemeteries based on Surnames.

I have also recently started adding memorials for Mount Moriah Cemetery in Pennsylvania from burial records. I have added the ones I have finished to a Mount Moriah Virtual Cemetery. Mount Moriah has made many changes and moved things around. If you find any duplicates or errors please let me know and I will fix it as soon as I can.

If you are related to someone in one of the inherited memorials and you would like them transferred to you, please use the Edit feature provided through FAG and include your FAG # and how you are related.

Most of the cemeteries near me are almost completely documented and with 2 small children I do not get much time to visit cemeteries and most of my families ancestors are across the country from where I live. I do my part by trying to maintain family memorials and keep them updated with accurate information.

If you have any edits or suggestions to my memorials, please use the edit feature. I will do my best to verify the information and add the information in a timely manner.

In closing I would like to thank all the wonderfully kindhearted people who have dedicated their time and energy to adding FAG memorials. You are a Godsend to those of us who live all the way across the country from our loved ones and predecessors.

Jessica