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|  Debbie Gibbons (#46921763)
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Hi, my name is Debbie and I live in Fort Worth, Texas.
Thanks to my father's passion for old cemeteries, I have always been a graver at heart.
I take pictures with a great deal of respect for those who have walked before us. If a family member objects to having a headstone posted by me, please let me know and it will be removed. If I "own" a memorial of a direct relative of yours (within four generations), please email me and I will transfer ownership. Please note that I reserve the right to maintain my own ancestors memorials. Also, feel free to use any of my headstone photos for your genealogy website or any other legitimate purpose.
I would like to thank all the wonderful people I have meet along the way, photo volunteers and cemetery transcribers that have help me with my own genealogy.
I'm researching the Gibbons, Sparks, Hendricks and Collins, in or around Denton County, Texas; The Crawley, Dean, Dickson, Rayburn, Riley and Brackett families from Grayson, Collin, Floyd, Crosby, Potter, County, Texas and Harmon County, Oklahoma.
Most Wanted - If anyone with information on William Jordon Dickson, Sr. (b) 1860, in Lafayette, Mississippi and lived in Grayson, Collin, Floyd, Crosby and Terry, Texas from 1900 - 1941, please let me know. William (d) June 30, 1941 in Brownfield, Terry County, Texas. I do know he was not buried in the Brownfield Cemetery or any other cemetery in Terry County, as stated in his death certificate. William was married to Lee Riley (d) 1909 and widow Maud Shackelford Moran (d) 1955 in Kern County, California. He may have been buried around the above mentioned counties.
Please contact me via the SAC tab ("Edit" then "Suggest A Correction") on any memorial I have created. PLEASE DO NOT send transfer requests, relationship links or additional information for memorials via the public messages option. | |
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|    Find A Grave Friends A Friend, Brandon & Shann..., Carol, Charlene Coe, G..., GLM, Hollace Weiner, j roberts, J. Barry Turnag..., Marilyn Gibbons, Mary Hunn, OHNB, Paula and Mom, Polly's Grandda..., RMLeahy, Roberta Smith, Shirley Vittito..., Texas Roots, Tony & Patricia..., Txfamily24 |
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JJ Altman
 | Mary Lillie Green Debbie, Thank you very much for transferring Lillie Green to me! -John | | | Harry
 | Kaimer Family Bible I have recently come into [possession of a KAIMER family bible, given to Fannie Belle Kaimer by her parents Feb. 24, 1873 (Bible printed 1862), one of her descendants, Francis Archibald Douglass (both Sr. and Jr.) lived and died apparently in Tarrant County TX. I am attempting to find a descendant of Fannie to give the Bible to.
Do you have any record of F.A. Douglass, Jr's descendants? Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance Harry Dell, Boerne, TX mahdell "at" gvtc.com
Added by Harry on Jun 16, 2013 11:32 AM | | | S. Curry
 | Ledford Thank you very much for the gravestone photo you took for Delbert Anderson Ledford. It is very much appreciated!
Added by S. Curry on Jun 14, 2013 10:29 PM | | | Barbara
 | Thank you Thank you Debbie for taking the picture of Cornelia Fuqua's headstone. Your time is greatly appreciated.Added by Barbara on Jun 14, 2013 8:53 AM | | | Rosemarie
 | Viatta Bennett, Mt Olivet, Ft Worth Tarrant Co TX Thanks for posting her tombstone. Much appreciated. | | | YanceyNames
 | Sally Yancey any possibility of a closer photo of Sally Yanceys grave????
| | | Farrar and related families
 | Farrar Thank you for your photographic efforts and info you left on the Memorial. You are a great helper. | | | Ralph Harris
 | Cecil Beatrice Roglitz Hi Debbie,
Thank you so much for the great photo for Cecil Beatrice Roglitz. It is very greatly appreciated.
Ralph Harris Vancouver, WA | | | Beverly Mahanay-Short
 | Thank you Thank you for the photos of the Mahanay's. I really appreciate it.
Beverly | | | Ralph Holloway
 | Photos from Mount Olivet. Thank you for the photographs of the Withers family. they are deeply appreciated. Ralph Holloway | | | | [View all messages...] |
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