SUMMARY: I live in Ohio and I work for the government. I have two daughters - one is an RN and the other one passed away when she was a little girl.

PICTURES/PHOTOS: Please do not copy, save, archive, print, transfer, share, modify, borrow, repost or publish my grave stone pictures anywhere. My pictures are not in the public domain and are soley to remain on Find a Grave as an aid to finding graves.

CENSUS RECORDS: Census records are not always accurate and really should not be relied upon as a genealogical resource. For example, I'm looking at my grandfather's census record details over the years and he has 3 different middle initials, 3 different birth years, and, even though he died in 1948, he is listed as being alive and head of household on the 1950 census. Same for FamilySearch - most of the records are transcribed by OCR bots and the search results point you back to Find a Grave. Additionally, census copies, obituaries, death certificates and other documents that you do not own should not be posted to the memorials as they are protected by copyright law. Reference: Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17).

Thank you.

Dave

May 25, 2022. 11:00 AM.

SUMMARY: I live in Ohio and I work for the government. I have two daughters - one is an RN and the other one passed away when she was a little girl.

PICTURES/PHOTOS: Please do not copy, save, archive, print, transfer, share, modify, borrow, repost or publish my grave stone pictures anywhere. My pictures are not in the public domain and are soley to remain on Find a Grave as an aid to finding graves.

CENSUS RECORDS: Census records are not always accurate and really should not be relied upon as a genealogical resource. For example, I'm looking at my grandfather's census record details over the years and he has 3 different middle initials, 3 different birth years, and, even though he died in 1948, he is listed as being alive and head of household on the 1950 census. Same for FamilySearch - most of the records are transcribed by OCR bots and the search results point you back to Find a Grave. Additionally, census copies, obituaries, death certificates and other documents that you do not own should not be posted to the memorials as they are protected by copyright law. Reference: Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17).

Thank you.

Dave

May 25, 2022. 11:00 AM.