I've been researching my Family Tree for the last 5 years. I've traced every branch of my family until at least 1750 and some even until 1610. If you find one of your relatives in my virtual cemetery, then we are related.
I often edit memorials that have incorrect spelling of the name, no/incorrect birth year, etc. If you see that I've edited one of our/your family members, rest assured that it is correct. For records of family members who emigrated from Italy to New York, I only make changes based on scans of the original records which are written in Latin or Italian.
For records of family members who died or were born, married & died in the US, I make changes based on (mostly) Transcribed records. There are often misspellings of names there. But again, I don't make any changes to memorials unless I am sure.

I've been researching my Family Tree for the last 5 years. I've traced every branch of my family until at least 1750 and some even until 1610. If you find one of your relatives in my virtual cemetery, then we are related.
I often edit memorials that have incorrect spelling of the name, no/incorrect birth year, etc. If you see that I've edited one of our/your family members, rest assured that it is correct. For records of family members who emigrated from Italy to New York, I only make changes based on scans of the original records which are written in Latin or Italian.
For records of family members who died or were born, married & died in the US, I make changes based on (mostly) Transcribed records. There are often misspellings of names there. But again, I don't make any changes to memorials unless I am sure.