It's early but Merry Christmas!

I will only link to memorials that are actual cremations. If it doesn't state in their obit that it was a cremation, then it's an Unknown Burial.

I've been getting a lot of edit requests for changes that are essentially guesses rather than being supported by documented sources (specifically, information that you have that is NOT listed in their obituary). If you send edits without a source, I will not approve them. I have received incorrect information too many times. I do not use Family Search as I have found them to be inaccurate. I have also found issues on Ancestry. For example, I see my grandfather's nephew as his son on Ancestry, and I still can't get it corrected before someone else enters it on their family tree as his son.

I no longer send any edits and I cannot respond to messages. Have a blessed day!

I am only adding burial information to the bio section of any memorial I now create. I am following the Find a Grave's rules of not adding survivors' information. I've noticed many of my memorials are being taken over by "family" which, IF that's the case, is wonderful! I believe it's up to the family what information they wish to share on their family members' memorial.

Unknown Burials:
I do not link to unknown burials. If you send me an edit to link to them, it will be denied or deleted. No exceptions. I have found this leads to duplicates. This site is called Find A Grave for a reason.

"Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal." - Thomas Moore

It's early but Merry Christmas!

I will only link to memorials that are actual cremations. If it doesn't state in their obit that it was a cremation, then it's an Unknown Burial.

I've been getting a lot of edit requests for changes that are essentially guesses rather than being supported by documented sources (specifically, information that you have that is NOT listed in their obituary). If you send edits without a source, I will not approve them. I have received incorrect information too many times. I do not use Family Search as I have found them to be inaccurate. I have also found issues on Ancestry. For example, I see my grandfather's nephew as his son on Ancestry, and I still can't get it corrected before someone else enters it on their family tree as his son.

I no longer send any edits and I cannot respond to messages. Have a blessed day!

I am only adding burial information to the bio section of any memorial I now create. I am following the Find a Grave's rules of not adding survivors' information. I've noticed many of my memorials are being taken over by "family" which, IF that's the case, is wonderful! I believe it's up to the family what information they wish to share on their family members' memorial.

Unknown Burials:
I do not link to unknown burials. If you send me an edit to link to them, it will be denied or deleted. No exceptions. I have found this leads to duplicates. This site is called Find A Grave for a reason.

"Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal." - Thomas Moore