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James Snow (#47007479)
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Deborah Williams
Ellsworth Spake Grave site
Thanks for the picture of my maternal grandparents grave site.

Added by Deborah Williams on May 22, 2013 3:11 PM

Marsha Summers
Benjamin J Upp
James,
Many, many thanks for the photo of Benjamin J Upp's (my 2nd great grand uncle)grave marker. It provided additional information on his birth, death and wife. Like many, my quest to find my ancestors is assisted by you and folks like you who take their time to help us.

Again, many thanks

Marsha Summers
Woodland Hills, California

Added by Marsha Summers on May 13, 2013 10:24 AM

Della Meize
Dortha Rinkel
Thanks so much for taking the time to take the great photo of Dortha Rinkel's headstone.

I truly appreciate it, and I know that the rest of the family will too!

Your contribution to Find-A-Grave is so very appreciated!

Added by Della Meize on Apr 26, 2013 11:29 AM

Mary Joan
Lint-Kreiger tombstone photos
Thanks James for the recent photos you added to West Buffalo Cemetery memorials. Your time is so appreciated and the photos were great!

Added by Mary Joan on Apr 26, 2013 11:02 AM

Janice Oberlin Smarr
Oberlin Stones
Thank you so much for the great stone photos
Janice

Added by Janice Oberlin Smarr on Apr 20, 2013 6:48 PM

marjorie adams
thanks for photo
Lovinia and Jacob Green. Helped explain why record on findagrave without photo gave dob as 1836. Stone is probably wrong: History of Defiance County, Ohio [digitized version from Internet archive]...Mr. Green (Jacob) married Lovina Green January 17. 1847. She died October 31 1870, aged forty- two years She was daughter of George Green, Milford {township}. Thanks again.

Added by marjorie adams on Apr 19, 2013 1:48 PM

Karen (Ogburn) Lint
Thomas Olds
Thanks for the photo of Thomas Olds. It helped to make things clearer for me.

Added by Karen (Ogburn) Lint on Apr 14, 2013 8:49 AM

Theresa Sevrence River
Doty, etc.
Thank you so much for continuing to get these pictures.

Added by Theresa Sevrence River on Mar 20, 2013 12:00 PM

Mary Joan
Oxenrider photo requests
Thank you for the quick reply! As usual you go beyond the call of duty!

I am helping some of Jonathan's great great grand children complete their Williams Co. 1st Family application's. I encourage them to document tombstone inscriptions in their "personal" copy of the application. Find A Grave memorial #'s are the easiest way for them to do this and also to share the site with all the family members. I think the teens and younger group relate to genealogy easier when they can use sites like Find A Grave to connect to their ancestors!

Added by Mary Joan on Mar 12, 2013 10:14 AM

Joan of VA
Burton Reese
Thank you very much for the transfer of Burton Reese.

I also noticed that you have added Tombstone photos to Hermanius Reese, Frances Amanda (Merchant) Reese & Burton Reese.

Thank you for adding these photos to my memorial pages.

I appreciate the time you took to get these photos.

Joan

Added by Joan of VA on Mar 05, 2013 2:49 PM

Kathie
Reese
Thanks so much for the photo!

Added by Kathie on Mar 05, 2013 1:33 PM

Sandi Litzenberg
RE: Idomer Curch
I will send the originals to your email..

I take them in the highest resolution that my camera has and then resize each of them when I load them to find a grave..

The cemetery records that I have, has part of the inscription written with Idomer Church's info.. it says, with a few question marks..

"No more ___ and ____ breast ___ and sorrows ___ at rest"...

I'll also send you the Snow photos..

Added by Sandi Litzenberg on Feb 18, 2013 9:05 AM

Deborah Jane Kline
Thank you and requesting your permission to use your photo of Teats couple
Thank you for taking and uploading your photo of the gravestone of Norma Bartley Teats and her husband William Oral Teats in Ohio's Riverside Cemetery. May I please have your permission to use your photo in my family tree which I synch to my public tree on ancestry.com? I will, of course, give you credit in whatever form you prefer. My usual credit line is "Photo used with the permission of the photographer, findagrave.com contributor __________". Whether you grant credit, thanks again for taking and uploading your photo.

Added by Deborah Jane Kline on Feb 07, 2013 9:45 PM

WABASH
RE: Helen Enyeart
I didn't know she was in your lineage. Guess I should have know that tho since I did research for you. I am just trying to get all the Enyeart's in my name so I can get them all connected. My mother was an Enyeart.

Added by WABASH on Feb 05, 2013 8:08 AM

Sandi Litzenberg
RE: Williams County Cemetery Preservation Society
I'm so glad to have you on board... I'll be working on gathering more folks to join us.. I have so many links that the Ohio Preservation lady gave me and not enough time to read them all myself.. If I could pass a few of these off to you for research that would be great.. Then when we have our meeting everyone can bring what they've learned to the table to share with the rest of us.. I have a really good feeling that with all of us like minded find a grave volunteers working together, we'll be able to get something done..

So how about I forward the preservation lady's emails to you and you can go thru it and see just which information links you'd like to cover??

I will also try and plan a weekend meeting for all of us.. so far there are 3.. hoping to gather at least 6 if not more so if you have any ideas as to who I should contact our here please let me know.. you've been on here way longer than I have and I see that you've got alot of friends..

Added by Sandi Litzenberg on Dec 07, 2012 12:20 PM

Sandi Litzenberg
Williams County Cemetery Preservation Society
Hi James.. I've recently been in contact with a woman from the Ohio Cemetery Preservation Society and we've been discussing getting one started here in Williams County. As you probably already know, many of our smaller country cemeteries are in desperate need of some restoration and preservation.. Would this be something that interests you?? I'm trying to get a group of Williams County find a grave members together to discuss how we can present this issue at the Township Association meeting in Feb. and hopefully get their cooperation with this as well. All 12 Williams County townships will be represented at this meeting. The piles of stones tossed & buried in the corners of these cemeteries is unacceptable and disrespectful.. not to mention all of the broken stones that are just left in piles over the graves.. With a preservation society we can see to it that these stones are repaired and replanted and that the Folks buried here in Williams County are treated with the utmost respect and care.

Let me know if you'd like to get involved with this and we can go from there..

Sincerely,
Sandi Litzenberg
Pioneer

Added by Sandi Litzenberg on Dec 07, 2012 12:14 AM

bushong/weiss
Ellen [Casebeer] Coppes
You are very welcome. I found the obit in a folder [of cut out obits] in the Homer Library, so there is no date. The newspaper is the THE HOMER INDEX, HOMER, MICHIGAN. The next time I am there, I can look up the Obit in the Newspaper and find a pulblished date.
So glad it has you helped out, this is what it is all about.
Bushong Weiss

Added by bushong/weiss on Oct 26, 2012 7:02 AM

lkpt
Sticken--Maple Grove Cemetery
Thank you ever so much for posting the beautiful photographs on the memorial pages for Sandra and Stephen Sticken; I am truly grateful! I was amazed that you posted them so quickly!

Added by lkpt on Oct 24, 2012 6:32 PM

Sharon Paloucek
Ohler's
Thank you so much for the great photo of their stone. I truly appreciate your time and effort.

Added by Sharon Paloucek on Sep 24, 2012 6:39 PM

susan reid
Sara Snow Simonds
Dear James,

I was so excited to receive a link to this page from My Heritage website today. Sara was my great great grandmother. Her daughter, Susie Simonds Keller was my great grandmother. One of Susie's sons, Lee Martin Keller was my grandfather. He moved to the Chicago area and passed away on Nov. 3, 1977. Mary Jane Keller Armstrong was his daughter and my Mother. She passed away Nov. 4, 2008 in the St. Louis, Mo area. I tried emailing you at the listed yahoo address, but the letter came back to me. Do you have a current email address?

Sincerely,
Susan Reid
sjreid12@yahoo.com

Added by susan reid on Sep 20, 2012 9:28 PM

Andy Gappa
RE: Fern and Foster Arnold
James,
No problem. I also got a shot of their parents' tombstone as they were buried right next to them. They're also on the stone with their sister Ruth Hope Arnold so right there you have 5 Arnolds in one spot. They have a brother Elijah Wayne Arnold buried in Oak Hill Cemetery on the same stone as his aunt Essie Hope Arnold. I'm sure you know that though. Take care and continued success with your tree.
Andy Gappa

Added by Andy Gappa on Sep 18, 2012 6:44 AM

Tim Shideler
Ralph W Nelson
Thank you for the memorial for my Step-Father, Ralph W Nelson. I have recently added a memorial for his brother Melvin. It is memorial #96721780, if you would like to note it in Ralph's memorial. Thanks again.
Tim Shideler

Added by Tim Shideler on Sep 09, 2012 4:28 PM

Mona
Lena Starner
Thanks so much for the Lena Starner grave photo.
I really appreciate people taking the time to help others in finding and getting photos
Thanks again,
Mona

Added by Mona on Aug 26, 2012 11:44 AM

Shirley
Sarah Gipe
James, Thank you much for taking this photo and entering it on Find A Grave. I appreciate all of you that do this great work for those of us who cannot get to the cemeteries far away.
Shirley

Added by Shirley on Aug 26, 2012 11:35 AM

Vickie Thorp
Bud and Donna Marie Hug [Sheline]
Hiya James, My wish came true cause I wanted you to photo Bud and his daughter markers. When I saw them i started crying. Donna died to early from a fall on the ice and left behind her husband and children. Thanks again.

Added by Vickie Thorp on Aug 14, 2012 7:48 AM

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