Ever since starting my ancestry work, as well as my wife's ancestry, it's been very addicting. I'm finding myself engulfed in finding out more/new clues regarding the research. What's interesting are the stories that have been put out there about this memorial or that memorial. My wife and I are now going out to cemeteries on a regular basis taking pictures and just perusing the grave sites looking at everything.

The family names that I have been researching are Dalton, Faylor, Hanes, Hatfield, Hedges, McCarty, McClanahan, Quinn, Ross, Slaybaugh, Stainton, Stickler, Stuart, Swank, Tharp and Wyatt (and that is just my wife's family). On my side, it's Nielson, Roemer, Willer and Wood....and Landers, Rogers, Ryan and Schmidt.

Feel free to contact me if any corrections are needed where I am the "owner".

Ever since starting my ancestry work, as well as my wife's ancestry, it's been very addicting. I'm finding myself engulfed in finding out more/new clues regarding the research. What's interesting are the stories that have been put out there about this memorial or that memorial. My wife and I are now going out to cemeteries on a regular basis taking pictures and just perusing the grave sites looking at everything.

The family names that I have been researching are Dalton, Faylor, Hanes, Hatfield, Hedges, McCarty, McClanahan, Quinn, Ross, Slaybaugh, Stainton, Stickler, Stuart, Swank, Tharp and Wyatt (and that is just my wife's family). On my side, it's Nielson, Roemer, Willer and Wood....and Landers, Rogers, Ryan and Schmidt.

Feel free to contact me if any corrections are needed where I am the "owner".