I generally transfer memorials when I am not related. Ask nicely.

I am an avid researcher. One of my favorite research projects has been the Highnote name out of Navarro County, TX (who was a lawman killed in OK). I have also researched all the women who have served as sheriff in Oklahoma - so fascinating.

Then there is the Casner/Carsner/Carsoner name out of KY, MO, IA, KS, TX, AZ, NM, CA, WA, OR, ID - which is one of my family lines with real outlaws and successful gold rush people in CA.

Another favorite has been "Rose of the Cimarron", the story of Rose Ella Dunn during the late 1890s in OK TY.

Last but not least is Ruby Darby known as "Queen of the Oil Fields" in Oklahoma during her heyday as a blues singer/vaudeville performer 1915 - 1922.

I do love photographing the older cemeteries here in Oklahoma occasionally finding a person whose history is a must to research.

As to the photos in Allegheny County, PA. I was one of several people that assisted a gentleman upload his thousands of photos of Allegheny County to Find-A-Grave.

I generally transfer memorials when I am not related. Ask nicely.

I am an avid researcher. One of my favorite research projects has been the Highnote name out of Navarro County, TX (who was a lawman killed in OK). I have also researched all the women who have served as sheriff in Oklahoma - so fascinating.

Then there is the Casner/Carsner/Carsoner name out of KY, MO, IA, KS, TX, AZ, NM, CA, WA, OR, ID - which is one of my family lines with real outlaws and successful gold rush people in CA.

Another favorite has been "Rose of the Cimarron", the story of Rose Ella Dunn during the late 1890s in OK TY.

Last but not least is Ruby Darby known as "Queen of the Oil Fields" in Oklahoma during her heyday as a blues singer/vaudeville performer 1915 - 1922.

I do love photographing the older cemeteries here in Oklahoma occasionally finding a person whose history is a must to research.

As to the photos in Allegheny County, PA. I was one of several people that assisted a gentleman upload his thousands of photos of Allegheny County to Find-A-Grave.