Tick...Tick...Tick
Only seven more days until the release of the 1940 U.S. Census to the public.
FYI
I did get over to the Library of Michigan last week. Very impressive place.
Uncovered several obits I was seeking, and was able to answer several other questions on some specific branches.
Dedicated to the discovery and recording of the family genealogy for the descendants of two early Michigan pioneers, Garret Morford Sr. and his brother William Lane Morford Sr. who arrived and settled in Michigan in June of 1835.
Monday, March 26, 2012
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Special Thanks to Fred Rousseau, Find-A-Grave Volunteer
I recently went over 600 Memorials in my Find-A-Grave.com virtual cemetery, with over 490 of these memorials with photos of a grave marker.
The nice thing about the Find-A-Grave.com community is the assistance that the users provide to other users regarding photographing a memorial.
I have about 40 such requests out at this time attempting to get photos where possible of any memorial in my cemetery that currently does not have one.
I had a really nice thing happen this past week when a user named Fred Rousseau assisted me with obtaining photos to a memorial for Zola M. Edwards (1909-1967).
As you can see from the photos there was a little more involved that just taking the photo, the first thing he had to do was find it.
I want to give out a special thanks to Fred for taking these photos, and taking the time to again make Zola's marker viewable, it is appreciated.
The nice thing about the Find-A-Grave.com community is the assistance that the users provide to other users regarding photographing a memorial.
I have about 40 such requests out at this time attempting to get photos where possible of any memorial in my cemetery that currently does not have one.
I had a really nice thing happen this past week when a user named Fred Rousseau assisted me with obtaining photos to a memorial for Zola M. Edwards (1909-1967).
As you can see from the photos there was a little more involved that just taking the photo, the first thing he had to do was find it.
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