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Kit and Morgan Benson (#46483611)
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Paula Lewis
Roher great grandparents
Could you please transfer my great grandparents to my page,, they are Albert Roher # 7500203 and Jessie Roher # 7500206 thank you

Added by Paula Lewis on Apr 28, 2013 8:24 AM

MRSHONIERAYEVAUGHAN!!!
John Ritter
Hello,

I love the John Ritter Tribute!!!
Beyond Awesome!

Sincerely,
Honeyraye

Added by MRSHONIERAYEVAUGHAN!!! on Apr 27, 2013 9:08 PM

Tom Denardo
glenn frazier
hi
Glenn frazier Sr. is buried at forest hill, kc, mo, next to him is his son glenns "memorial grave marker" Will you please attach father and son. I also added glenn Jrs grave and it shows on the bottom of it that he is buried at santa fe national cemetery.

memorial number for Glenn Frazier Sr is 109583633
thanks

Added by Tom Denardo on Apr 27, 2013 12:30 PM

dalia b
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Hello Kit & Morgan Benson.Thank you for the biography of Jeremy! Dalia.b.

Added by dalia b on Apr 23, 2013 8:54 PM

Mary Boyd
Rene deRussy
Hey Kids:

You might wish to add Laura deRussy, born 1853, daughter of Helen and Rene. He was married four times, widowed three, and had four children with each wife. So we've got a few names to fill in, eh? While in charge of the defenses of San Francisco in early to mid-1850s, Rene was the engineer in charge of the construction of the brick structure at the point of the Golden Gate, Fort Point, now a federal historic site.

Hope this is helpful.

Added by Mary Boyd on Apr 18, 2013 2:14 AM

Frances O
Thurlow G. Doyle
Thank you for adding my father and such a nice message to Find a Grave.

Added by Frances O on Apr 14, 2013 5:49 PM

saralena wright
Don Page
please contact me at 509-216-2957 or slcwright@hotmail.com

Added by saralena wright on Jan 22, 2013 4:37 PM

Michael Cooley
John Hart Signer
Old and discredited information about Hart appears to be becoming prominent again on the Net. The definitive work on him is Cleon E. Hammond's John Hart: The Biography of a Signer of the Declaration of Independence (Newfane, VT: Pioneer Press, 1977). Also of great interest is Katherine Hart Frame's The Harts of Randolph (Parsons, WV: McClain Printing Company, 1976.)

John Hart was born in Hopewell NJ, probably in 1713 (the Stonington connection has long been discredited). He was with his wife when she died, and he didn't die of exposure, nor was his family scattered to the wind--although many of them moved away in later years.

I know there are some reliable sources on the Net; I haven't hunted them down in a while, but I have a little information at http://ancestraldata.com/ahnentafel/232/

Regards,
Michael

Added by Michael Cooley on Sep 29, 2012 9:47 AM

S
Judith Barsi
I saw your very touching memorial to Judith Barsi today. Despite what happened to her, good can come out of it and her page shows that very well. Thank you and for all your efforts.

Added by S on Aug 28, 2012 5:40 AM

purple-lady
* Steve Jobs *
Haven't talked to youse in quite a while, so just wanted to compliment uou on the memorial for Steve. I enjoyed knowing all about his life. Thanks much for all you do for us.
Ruth McDonald

Added by purple-lady on Aug 18, 2012 9:44 PM

Lon +
Natalie Wood
Natalie Wood's second Oscar nomination was for Best Actress in "Splendor in the Grass." She did not receive an Oscar nod for "West Side Story" in which she was the lead, not supporting, actress.

Added by Lon + on Jul 20, 2012 11:01 AM

Linda Finch, Basil Rathbone Memorial Society
RE: Basil Rathbone/Ferncliff Cemetery
Dear Kit and Morgan,
Thanks so much for your effort.
I DO understand about computers, space and the tendancy to have only three names these days.
I hoped that since he IS known as BASIL Rathbone and BASIL IS his FIRST name, that it might be possible to correct. Thank you both for fighting the good fight :)
Always,
Linda

Added by Linda Finch, Basil Rathbo... on Jun 23, 2012 8:41 PM

Carolyn Leverich Atkinson
RE: George Ross Findagrave # 2775
Thank you. I was just sort of excited, and did not think, before I wrote you, to go to Ancestry.com. My grandmother, had several stories, of one, is that we are related to Betsy Ross. I have proven a couple of her stories as correct, so I am pretty sure, somewhere, that we are. I have assumed it was thru the Ross side of the family as I have as my oldest ancestor, Hugh Wilson Ross, b PA, where UKN. But I have been reading some on the Biddle and connected families, and my James Knight, also an ancestor of my grandmother, is right in the middle of these Biddles and other PA families. My other two stories from her were we were related to a Salem witch, and we are, and the other is related to Abraham Lincoln, and we are thru the Hanks. So, I now have another road to follow, the Biddles, which I never would have thought of except for your findagrave. So thank you.

Sincerely

Carolyn Leverich Atkinson
47114736

Added by Carolyn Leverich Atkinson on Jun 03, 2012 10:37 PM

Debra"Polly"~♫ღ♫~
RE: Question
Great. You two are awesome! ;D

Added by Debra"Polly"~♫ư... on May 28, 2012 6:11 PM

Kathie L. Webb Blair
Iosepa Settlement Cemetery
Dear Kit and Morgan,
I came upon this site by accident and want to thank you for a lesson in history. I never learned about this in high school (it's amazing how many things we aren't taught!) and, after leaving a few flowers, went on to Wikipedia and was impressed that your site taught me more than any other site. Thank you also for the great pictures, especially the lovely statue of Hawaii's last King/ruler (?) (whose name I can't recall, I'm afraid and I thought that Hawaii's last ruler was a queen). So much for my ignorance.
It is meant with all sincerity.
Sincerely, Kathie L.Webb Blair, Portland, OR

Added by Kathie L. Webb Blair on May 04, 2012 3:44 AM

Pegasus
Earle Conn
I don't know if I sent you a thank you when i found Earle's info posted here, so I'll just send a thank you now.

Added by Pegasus on Apr 29, 2012 8:03 PM

bushong/weiss
Leona Notestine
Thank you for adding her obituary.
Bushong Weiss

Added by bushong/weiss on Jan 11, 2012 7:36 PM

Gaz
Duncan Renaldo
Thanks a lot for listing Duncan Renaldo, TV's "Cisco Kid." He was such a great Western Icon during the Fabulous Fifties! You are doing beautiful work.

Added by Gaz on Dec 30, 2011 10:38 PM

Sherry McCormick
Steve Jobs
What a great biography and tribute!! Keep up the good work.

Added by Sherry McCormick on Dec 11, 2011 9:38 PM

J. Bruce Fox
Ella Raines
I have always enjoyed her films. A stunning beauty. I recently read the biography of Robin Olds and it certainly reveals the inner struggles of a talented women and the warrior/soldier she married. One stillborn child and two miscarriages. I am satisfied this lovely woman suffered a great deal of pain and lonelyness.

Added by J. Bruce Fox on Sep 20, 2011 4:56 PM

Moldengirl
Vandevender family
I saw that Isaac Cuberly Vandevender is your great great grandfather. He is mine also, with an extra great added (I believe). His son Isaac Sherman is my great great grandfather. Just wanted to say "hello" to you. :-)

Added by Moldengirl on Jul 13, 2011 1:10 PM

Anne
RE: Thank you
I really think that if more people understood the supreme sacrifice our military personnel make, we would be doing more, for them, than just looking forward to a couple of 3 day weekend holidays per year.
I think it would be quite fascinating to figure out if we are related. I'm up for comparing notes on our relative's military history, at the very least.

Annie

Added by Anne on Jun 27, 2011 8:22 PM

Paul Monaghan
Karen Carpenter
A great bio for Karen Carpenter - very well researched and formulated with such respect for such a talented lady who had a very sad life.

I am very sure when you completed her biography Karen was watching from above and smiled and said...'Thanks'.

Best Regards...

Added by Paul Monaghan on Sep 26, 2010 3:22 AM

Ellen FitzpatrickMcMills
Thank you in advance
I thank you very much for posting so much information.
I am working on my genealogy research and today, accidently found my great-grandfather's brother grave that you had posted. Charles McMills
I posted some myself, very few names, but it has helped me connect my father John Robert McMills to many memenbers of his extended families. Including his uncle John C Fitzpatrick b.1899, his brother Eugene and their spouses and a few more.

Thank you again for making my job easier by posting photos and information of so many of my ancestors
Sincerely
Ellen Chaco, Nee: Fitzpatrick McMills

Added by Ellen FitzpatrickMcMills on Mar 29, 2010 9:33 PM

Myra
carole landis
Love your bio on Carole Landis. She is one of my favorite 'forgotten stars'. I have some memorabilia of her including old movie mags, a record, a signed USO postcard and a copy of her book 'Four Jills In A Jeep'. To me they are priceless. I adore her, and am very interested in her family history also. Thank you for such a non-biased posting of her. Most historians treat her as just another Hollywood suicide.

Added by Myra on Mar 25, 2010 12:29 AM

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