I have been doing the family genealogy for over 40 years. Unfortunately I seem to be one of the few in my family interested in it. 20 years ago I transcribed the work of George Sears Greene's "The Greenes of Rhode Island" into my first really good computer genealogy program Family Origins 1.0. I posted it to the now defunct AOL genealogy forum and now I see it everywhere I look. That was then but now genealogy is big business. So I am very appreciative of Find A Grave and the LDS Family Search for still being there in the spirit of sharing. Thanks to all the volunteers and contributors, your efforts are appreciated.

Although I am somewhat handicapped I will be adding gravesites of folks in my area that arn't already posted here (Mass Duplication Is Not Fun or Helpful)

I have been doing the family genealogy for over 40 years. Unfortunately I seem to be one of the few in my family interested in it. 20 years ago I transcribed the work of George Sears Greene's "The Greenes of Rhode Island" into my first really good computer genealogy program Family Origins 1.0. I posted it to the now defunct AOL genealogy forum and now I see it everywhere I look. That was then but now genealogy is big business. So I am very appreciative of Find A Grave and the LDS Family Search for still being there in the spirit of sharing. Thanks to all the volunteers and contributors, your efforts are appreciated.

Although I am somewhat handicapped I will be adding gravesites of folks in my area that arn't already posted here (Mass Duplication Is Not Fun or Helpful)