I love old graveyards there are several I hope to get to sometime in remote areas of BC. I often wonder who they are and why they came to this location.

My main focus is researching my family line and connecting them. I primarily work in Ancestry with back up research in Family Search. If I'm researching not on North American I use a variety of other genealogical search tools.

I'm currently working on the Bish descendants in North America, original line from Frederick Bish born Bas-Rhin Alsac France/Germany 1758 died 1839 in Highland County Ohio.

Other surnames in my tree are Cust (Ireland/Canada/USA), Clooten (Belgium/USA/Canada), Williams (Ireland/Canada), Cooper (England), Chittem(England/India), Noftzinger (Germany/USA),Buchanan (Scotland/Ireland/USA/Canada), Leach (Engalnd), Downes (England/USA/Canada), Rigsby (England/USA)

I'm always happy to share what I've found. My primary tree in Ancestry has 34,000 and the other two tress have about an additional 5,000 people.

Alison

I love old graveyards there are several I hope to get to sometime in remote areas of BC. I often wonder who they are and why they came to this location.

My main focus is researching my family line and connecting them. I primarily work in Ancestry with back up research in Family Search. If I'm researching not on North American I use a variety of other genealogical search tools.

I'm currently working on the Bish descendants in North America, original line from Frederick Bish born Bas-Rhin Alsac France/Germany 1758 died 1839 in Highland County Ohio.

Other surnames in my tree are Cust (Ireland/Canada/USA), Clooten (Belgium/USA/Canada), Williams (Ireland/Canada), Cooper (England), Chittem(England/India), Noftzinger (Germany/USA),Buchanan (Scotland/Ireland/USA/Canada), Leach (Engalnd), Downes (England/USA/Canada), Rigsby (England/USA)

I'm always happy to share what I've found. My primary tree in Ancestry has 34,000 and the other two tress have about an additional 5,000 people.

Alison