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| David L Nesbitt (#46945053)
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I am southern born and bred. Born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Columbus, Georgia. I am an Army brat. I retired in Oct 1998 from the US Army, after 26 years. I lived in Charlotte, North Carolina for a few years but returned to the area of my roots in May 2003, to Phenix City, Alabama.
I have always been interested in history, especially family history. My family lines are Blow, Laird, Driver, Highsaw/Hisaw/Hysaw, Staggs, Johnson, Newman, McNutt, Alvis, Blankenship, Harris, Thrasher, Nesbitt, Elam, Tucker, Nash and on my ex-wife's side Harper, Wache, Schramm, Masseron, Gansberg, Klunder, Appelberg & Loutzenheiser.
I enjoy walking cemeteries, especially old church or community cemeteries, checking the dates on the headstones, trying to imagine what the times were like for them.
Some of my memorials are of my kinfolk, but if I have a memorial that is not directly related or not related to me, I will gladly consider transferring it to a relative.
I am willing to look-up local obituaries and photographing headstones and graves in the local area (within 25 miles). All headstone photos that I post to Find-A-Grave may be used for posting to family trees. All I ask is that you give proper credit for the photo and it is not use for financial gain.
Please use the "Edit" tab to request a memorial transfer or to add updates and/or corrections to the memorials.
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| | | Messages left for David L Nesbitt (375) | [Leave Message] |
Thomas
 | Col Lauren Merriam
I really appreciate the image of my father-in-law's grave stone at Fort Benning, Georgia. With thousands of stones not imaged, you took time to photograph this one. Col Merriam served a lengthy tour of duty in London during the German bombing in WWII.Added by Thomas on Jun 20, 2013 4:48 AM | | | Thomas
| Col Lauren Merriam
I really appreciate the image of my father-in-law's grave stone at Fort Benning, Georgia. With thousands of stones not imaged, you took time to photograph this one. Col Merriam served a lengthy tour of duty in London during the German bombing in WWII.Added by Thomas on Jun 20, 2013 4:48 AM | | | Barbara Walton
 | Headstone photo
David, thank you so much for locating and taking the headstone photo for Curtis Jennings. I appreciate your time and efforts.
| | | patricia parker-brown
 | RE: Newman Headstones
Your Welcome,This church has a small cemetery that goes around the back of the church,it also has the sweetist Historian and will take the time to answer all your questions. she is very knowledgeable .
Pat | | | Liz
 | S. Hibler
Thanks, David. I'll delete request.
Added by Liz on May 29, 2013 4:50 PM | | | Diona Dickerson
 | RE: John and Rosa Russell
I love that you keep me busy :) Keep the requests coming!! Always glad to help :) I looked for the Hamiltons with no luck, will keep looking..
Diona | | | David Williams
| Our Many Thanks To You
David,
thank you so much for sending Lola' picture of her grave memorial. This means so much to myself and others that loved her so much and had the opportunity to serve with her. Again, thank you and may Gob bless you.
David Williams | | | Marietta
 | Harcrow Tombstone
David: Thank you so much for the beautifully done photo of Jerry Harcrow's memorial and in such a short time. It is much appreciated. Thank you as well for your contributions to findagrave.
May I use your photo in my family tree?
Regards,
MariettaAdded by Marietta on May 23, 2013 3:03 PM | | | Maggie
| RE: Wallis memorials
Hi David, Thank you so much. I greatly appreciate you doing this. Thanks, MaggieAdded by Maggie on May 19, 2013 6:50 PM | | | Observer
| Jimmie L. Johnson
Info. added and links made..I do like something more than a birth and death date to add to each memorial, especially family links, so thanks much.Added by Observer on May 15, 2013 11:11 PM | | | | [View all messages...] |
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