Born Melissa Scheiba to Rick and Drema (Durham) Scheiba July 4, 1973. My research began from a seed of curiosity in 1993 and has grown like a field of wildflowers (my family), determined to flourish (grow), strengthened by unity (support), thrives with care (love), yet can not remain so delicate (humble) and beautiful without a strong root (ancestors).

I am often asked why I have a fascination with cemeteries. I don't. I just like to feel I am helping others as others have helped me trace my ancestors. However, I absolutely love the historical cemetery, Greenwood in Hamilton, Ohio. It is filled with history and many of my ancestors are there dating back to the 1800's.

Born Melissa Scheiba to Rick and Drema (Durham) Scheiba July 4, 1973. My research began from a seed of curiosity in 1993 and has grown like a field of wildflowers (my family), determined to flourish (grow), strengthened by unity (support), thrives with care (love), yet can not remain so delicate (humble) and beautiful without a strong root (ancestors).

I am often asked why I have a fascination with cemeteries. I don't. I just like to feel I am helping others as others have helped me trace my ancestors. However, I absolutely love the historical cemetery, Greenwood in Hamilton, Ohio. It is filled with history and many of my ancestors are there dating back to the 1800's.