Researching Laskowski, Stachowiak,Cornell, Hites, Heald, and Kimple in Ohio, Kansas and Pennsylvania.

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I love to explore cemeteries and photograph graves. The gift of helping someone who cannot visit a cemetery is priceless. To all who have helped me and created memorials or taken photos for me let me tell you now that your work is cherished and has helped in more ways than you can ever imagine.

I try my best to claim local request but some of the local burial grounds are very difficult to deal with. A major one to point out is Bay View.

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I hate to say this but I must due to what some people have done.

I will not perform mass last name transfers from a cemetery.

I will not change any information on a memorial with out proper documentation that fits accordingly.

Do not copy, publish, or use photos on my memorial pages without proper credit listed on each and every use of every photo and a url link back to the FAG memorial for each and every use of each and every photo. According to FAG each and every photo that was uploaded was copyrighted to the photographer.

AS PER FIND A GRAVE
The FAQ itself is: "I don't want to submit my information and then see it for sale here or on another site. Will Find A Grave always remain a free site?" And the answer: "Find A Grave has been around for over ten years. Our stated goal has always been to remain a free site for everyone. We have no plans on changing that. Additionally, we claim no copyright or 'ownership' of any photos that are posted to Find A Grave. They remain your property. If we were to turn evil and start charging people to view YOUR photos against your wishes, you would have every legal right to demand that we remove them. But we're not planning on turning evil, so it shouldn't be an issue."

Transferring Memorials Per FAG
Right now, our memorial transfer guidelines include mandatory transfers for direct line family members (spouse, child, parent, sibling, grandparent, great-grandparent, grandchild, great-grandchild), but the most connected family members are not always those in a direct line.

Researching Laskowski, Stachowiak,Cornell, Hites, Heald, and Kimple in Ohio, Kansas and Pennsylvania.

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I love to explore cemeteries and photograph graves. The gift of helping someone who cannot visit a cemetery is priceless. To all who have helped me and created memorials or taken photos for me let me tell you now that your work is cherished and has helped in more ways than you can ever imagine.

I try my best to claim local request but some of the local burial grounds are very difficult to deal with. A major one to point out is Bay View.

*************************************************
I hate to say this but I must due to what some people have done.

I will not perform mass last name transfers from a cemetery.

I will not change any information on a memorial with out proper documentation that fits accordingly.

Do not copy, publish, or use photos on my memorial pages without proper credit listed on each and every use of every photo and a url link back to the FAG memorial for each and every use of each and every photo. According to FAG each and every photo that was uploaded was copyrighted to the photographer.

AS PER FIND A GRAVE
The FAQ itself is: "I don't want to submit my information and then see it for sale here or on another site. Will Find A Grave always remain a free site?" And the answer: "Find A Grave has been around for over ten years. Our stated goal has always been to remain a free site for everyone. We have no plans on changing that. Additionally, we claim no copyright or 'ownership' of any photos that are posted to Find A Grave. They remain your property. If we were to turn evil and start charging people to view YOUR photos against your wishes, you would have every legal right to demand that we remove them. But we're not planning on turning evil, so it shouldn't be an issue."

Transferring Memorials Per FAG
Right now, our memorial transfer guidelines include mandatory transfers for direct line family members (spouse, child, parent, sibling, grandparent, great-grandparent, grandchild, great-grandchild), but the most connected family members are not always those in a direct line.