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Today I tried running MyHeritage Family Tree Builder, but I got the error: failed to load english language strings I did some searching ...
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Today I decided to go page by page with Ancestry Library for the 1900 Census before I realized I needed to look through the 1910 census. On...
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Brüder Perutz was a textile company formed in 1864 in Prague, Czechoslovakia by two brothers Sigmund and Leopold Perutz. After the deaths...
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I have been wanting to start using Family Tree Maker 2012 ever since I heard about the Tree Sync, I had the beta version but till tonight ha...
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Cecilia Kondrc was the daughter of Jan Kondrc and Anna Kondrc (dont know mother's maiden name). I believe that she was born in Brestov...
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The other through a post on one of the many DNA groups I am part of I saw a post about educational discounts for 23andme DNA tests. I put ...
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Ok folks I want to see who might want to help me hunt down a relative. You will need access to the 1910 census as this is were I am looking...
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MyHeritage today announced that they are offering a backup plan for anyone with a tree that has more then 25 people in it. The backups are...
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Here is my top five recommendations for MyHeritage to continue to be competitve with Geni.com . These are not really in any priority orde...
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Today I spent some time at the San Marcos Cemetery taking some more photo's of the tombstones. I think I covered about another 50-75 ph...
I would recommend checking in with the cemetery office before taking photos. A couple of reasons why. First, it will give them a heads up and allay any concerns that may arise about you spending a goodly amount of time in the cemetery taking photos. Second, they are the experts, and they will be able to give you information about the layout and the graves themselves.
ReplyDeleteI just take pictures and handle questions as they come up. I don't take photos in small cemeteries where a funeral is in progress, and in the larger ones, if there is a funeral, I go off to a section far away.
ReplyDeleteThat said, most of my graving happens on weekends when the office (if there is one) is closed.
It's worth checking with the cemetery, or in Derry, NH, with the "Friends of Forest Hill Cemetery". They have a big project underway to provide photos and bios for each grave, so you don't want to duplicate efforts, and there may be some other way you can help out. But not every cemetery has an office, or a "friends group".
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