I love working on family genealogy. The stories and history springs to life with each piece of information. Thankfully, I've been able to travel to various places to find family and get a first hand glimpse of their lives. Family names include Devereux, Stark, Svanda, Dvoracek. Countries include Ireland, Germany, Czech Republic and USA. If any of these are your family, I'd love to compare what we have.

If you are requesting photos please list you relationship, as due to limited time, I try to take photos of those who are requesting for family members as my first priority.

If I manage a memorial and you want it transferred to you, please let me know, I am more than happy too transfer memorials to family members, as I believe family is first and memorials should be with those who knew the person.

If you manage memorials, please help out by taking photos for your area as well. I see lots of members who manage thousands of memorials, but have only taken less than a dozen volunteer photos and are always asking other to take a ton of pictures. While I appreciate the work you do, taking photos is part of helping families fill in the missing pieces.

I love working on family genealogy. The stories and history springs to life with each piece of information. Thankfully, I've been able to travel to various places to find family and get a first hand glimpse of their lives. Family names include Devereux, Stark, Svanda, Dvoracek. Countries include Ireland, Germany, Czech Republic and USA. If any of these are your family, I'd love to compare what we have.

If you are requesting photos please list you relationship, as due to limited time, I try to take photos of those who are requesting for family members as my first priority.

If I manage a memorial and you want it transferred to you, please let me know, I am more than happy too transfer memorials to family members, as I believe family is first and memorials should be with those who knew the person.

If you manage memorials, please help out by taking photos for your area as well. I see lots of members who manage thousands of memorials, but have only taken less than a dozen volunteer photos and are always asking other to take a ton of pictures. While I appreciate the work you do, taking photos is part of helping families fill in the missing pieces.