Any photos that I have posted, feel free to copy for your use. All I ask is that if you use them on a personal website, or ancestry, please note where the photo was taken from (this site, with the name of the cemetery and town) and the date taken. You can see the date when you click to enlarge the photo. Since I added some photos, stones have been broken, have gotten dirty, and some have even been cleaned. I want the viewer to know how old the photo is. I am not in the business of photographing cemeteries just to have the credit for taking the photo.

When I take a photo, my hope is that it will be useful to researchers, be appreciated by survivors, and enjoyed by them all.

When I add photographs to a memorial, I have completed most or all of the cemetery. Most I have no connections to, and can't provide extra information on, but feel free to ask if I know any more about them.

I am happy to do transfers. I feel that if you cared enough about the person that you researched them, and all I did was photograph the stone, then the memorial should belong to you, with exceptions for my own family members.

Any photos that I have posted, feel free to copy for your use. All I ask is that if you use them on a personal website, or ancestry, please note where the photo was taken from (this site, with the name of the cemetery and town) and the date taken. You can see the date when you click to enlarge the photo. Since I added some photos, stones have been broken, have gotten dirty, and some have even been cleaned. I want the viewer to know how old the photo is. I am not in the business of photographing cemeteries just to have the credit for taking the photo.

When I take a photo, my hope is that it will be useful to researchers, be appreciated by survivors, and enjoyed by them all.

When I add photographs to a memorial, I have completed most or all of the cemetery. Most I have no connections to, and can't provide extra information on, but feel free to ask if I know any more about them.

I am happy to do transfers. I feel that if you cared enough about the person that you researched them, and all I did was photograph the stone, then the memorial should belong to you, with exceptions for my own family members.