Genealogist

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This is a joint effort to maintain memorials. Those memorials held by this account belong to family all closely related. Family names holding most significance are Reinhart, Schindler, Wagner, Schmit, Braun, Clement, Barbic, Hartlaub, Buettel, Donnelly, Carr, Buell, Marshall, Owens, Gambino, Capasso, and many more. Currently researching Italian descendants.

The Reinhart spellings can vary from Reinhardt, Reinhart, Reinhard

Regarding rejected edits I've sent to others I asked Find a Grave about their policy and this was their response to me:

"Accepting or rejecting information is up to the manager's discretion. We ask that you respect their decision.......we cannot make an active manager change their records if they have declined them........Volunteers add information and suggest changes, but in the end it is up to the active member to accept or reject the information...... If you've sent your suggested edit twice and both have been declined, Find a Grave will respect the manager's decision..."

I only accept edits with verifiable proof. I only send edits for which I have proof. Sadly, people act like they own these memorials. I feel it possibly makes them feel important due to their low self esteem and the fact they are a controlling individual. I'm thankful for all the kind people I've worked with, and hope to continue working together. :)

I transfer memorials based on Find A Grave policy guidelines; however, if you've been a person who has been kind, courteous, and helpful I will graciously consider other requests. Otherwise, you are required to fit the FaG guidelines and be treated the way you treat others. I will not respond to demands from rude/obnoxious people. I'm also aware of schemes where people are trying to obtain memorials using devious methods of having "other members" with new profiles and very few memorials try to gain them on their behalf. How pathetic when someone has an obsession with other members to the point of constant harassment.

This is a joint effort to maintain memorials. Those memorials held by this account belong to family all closely related. Family names holding most significance are Reinhart, Schindler, Wagner, Schmit, Braun, Clement, Barbic, Hartlaub, Buettel, Donnelly, Carr, Buell, Marshall, Owens, Gambino, Capasso, and many more. Currently researching Italian descendants.

The Reinhart spellings can vary from Reinhardt, Reinhart, Reinhard

Regarding rejected edits I've sent to others I asked Find a Grave about their policy and this was their response to me:

"Accepting or rejecting information is up to the manager's discretion. We ask that you respect their decision.......we cannot make an active manager change their records if they have declined them........Volunteers add information and suggest changes, but in the end it is up to the active member to accept or reject the information...... If you've sent your suggested edit twice and both have been declined, Find a Grave will respect the manager's decision..."

I only accept edits with verifiable proof. I only send edits for which I have proof. Sadly, people act like they own these memorials. I feel it possibly makes them feel important due to their low self esteem and the fact they are a controlling individual. I'm thankful for all the kind people I've worked with, and hope to continue working together. :)

I transfer memorials based on Find A Grave policy guidelines; however, if you've been a person who has been kind, courteous, and helpful I will graciously consider other requests. Otherwise, you are required to fit the FaG guidelines and be treated the way you treat others. I will not respond to demands from rude/obnoxious people. I'm also aware of schemes where people are trying to obtain memorials using devious methods of having "other members" with new profiles and very few memorials try to gain them on their behalf. How pathetic when someone has an obsession with other members to the point of constant harassment.

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