I'm happy to transfer memorials to family members and to fix duplicated memorials.
My images on Find a Grave can be used for your non-commercial, non-profit personal use. You are welcome to upload to Ancestry and other genealogy databases, but please do not crop out or edit out captions!

I am a librarian located in central Missouri. Please reach out if you have any questions. I am often able to help others with their family research.

Family surnames: Brown, Sample, Winrod, Hightower, Klein, Williams, Scrafford, Provins/Province, Moylan, Reilly, Gillgannon, Hanrahan, Maupin, Wasson, Giles, Burke, White, Green, Bisiar, Blazier, Harper, Woodley, Berry, Gehrt, and many others.

I have several special research projects related to my family and I do add info to Find a Grave based on this research. These projects include
1. A surname research project for the name Gillgannon, which was spelled Kilgannon in Ireland, and is related to the last names Kilgallen/Kilgallon and Kilcullen, among others.
2. A geography-based research project for German immigrant families who settled in central Missouri between 1830-1940. The families generally married within their communities. My grandmother is from one of these communities (surnames: Graue, Kuemmel, Rethorn, Piepmeyer, Heldt, Niedergerke, Uthlaut, and Richter).

I'm happy to transfer memorials to family members and to fix duplicated memorials.
My images on Find a Grave can be used for your non-commercial, non-profit personal use. You are welcome to upload to Ancestry and other genealogy databases, but please do not crop out or edit out captions!

I am a librarian located in central Missouri. Please reach out if you have any questions. I am often able to help others with their family research.

Family surnames: Brown, Sample, Winrod, Hightower, Klein, Williams, Scrafford, Provins/Province, Moylan, Reilly, Gillgannon, Hanrahan, Maupin, Wasson, Giles, Burke, White, Green, Bisiar, Blazier, Harper, Woodley, Berry, Gehrt, and many others.

I have several special research projects related to my family and I do add info to Find a Grave based on this research. These projects include
1. A surname research project for the name Gillgannon, which was spelled Kilgannon in Ireland, and is related to the last names Kilgallen/Kilgallon and Kilcullen, among others.
2. A geography-based research project for German immigrant families who settled in central Missouri between 1830-1940. The families generally married within their communities. My grandmother is from one of these communities (surnames: Graue, Kuemmel, Rethorn, Piepmeyer, Heldt, Niedergerke, Uthlaut, and Richter).