I have been working on my family genealogy for about 40 years. My maternal ancestors came to Sonoma County, California as early as 1846. My paternal Grandfather immigrated to California in 1870.
I have been disheartened to find so much missing and incorrect data assigned to my relative's memorial pages. Trying to correct the records has become exhausting. So I have now decided to request to manage as many as possible. I am currently reviewing all my local relatives' memorial pages and plan to correct existing ones and add those that are missing.
My focus is on my family, and with my roots so deep in this area, that is a full-time job.
If you have additional information or see something you feel is in error, Please submit your edits via the edit system.

Please remember that photos on Find a Grave are submitted by contributors. Contact the contributor directly to request permission to use the photo. Their Profile name is found under the photo submitted.

Don't get me started on Ancestry. One person enters a photo or incorrect data and in the blink of an eye, it is spread across the world. Getting people to correct their errors is futile. Believe me, I have tried.

I have been working on my family genealogy for about 40 years. My maternal ancestors came to Sonoma County, California as early as 1846. My paternal Grandfather immigrated to California in 1870.
I have been disheartened to find so much missing and incorrect data assigned to my relative's memorial pages. Trying to correct the records has become exhausting. So I have now decided to request to manage as many as possible. I am currently reviewing all my local relatives' memorial pages and plan to correct existing ones and add those that are missing.
My focus is on my family, and with my roots so deep in this area, that is a full-time job.
If you have additional information or see something you feel is in error, Please submit your edits via the edit system.

Please remember that photos on Find a Grave are submitted by contributors. Contact the contributor directly to request permission to use the photo. Their Profile name is found under the photo submitted.

Don't get me started on Ancestry. One person enters a photo or incorrect data and in the blink of an eye, it is spread across the world. Getting people to correct their errors is futile. Believe me, I have tried.