It was a bit unnerving when I turned into the cemetery and my GPS blurted out, "You have reached your final destination".

I'm retired and currently pursuing my ancestry trail, which I started in 1975. Subsequently, I became a serious researcher when I was able to connect to the Internet in 1994.

To me, FAG is all about finding lost souls and reconnecting them to their family groups. I usually work within my own lineage; however, I often become side tracked when I find documentation such as death certificates or obituaries to support connections for completely unrelated memorials.

You can copy and/or use my photographs of headstones that I've posted on Find-A-Grave as you like. Credit is not required.

It was a bit unnerving when I turned into the cemetery and my GPS blurted out, "You have reached your final destination".

I'm retired and currently pursuing my ancestry trail, which I started in 1975. Subsequently, I became a serious researcher when I was able to connect to the Internet in 1994.

To me, FAG is all about finding lost souls and reconnecting them to their family groups. I usually work within my own lineage; however, I often become side tracked when I find documentation such as death certificates or obituaries to support connections for completely unrelated memorials.

You can copy and/or use my photographs of headstones that I've posted on Find-A-Grave as you like. Credit is not required.