Mother-daughter genealogists researching mainly in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. We recently started photographing in local cemeteries.

Photos we have shared may be used for your genealogy. We just ask that you please give credit.

We will transfer memorials according to FAG guidelines. We manage many memorials for our ancestors and cousins, but we will transfer if you are more directly related. If we manage a memorial for your direct ancestor and we are not related, we will transfer. Even if it's outside of FAG guidelines.

Families researching include (but are not limited to):
Pennsylvania:
Perry County: Stahl, Moose, Burd, Mehaffie/Mehaffey, Zimmerman, Ernest, Rhinesmith
Montgomery County: Stauffer, McDonnell, Immendorf, Hunsberger, Grater
Philadelphia County: Stauffer, Immendorf
West Virginia:
Kanawha County: Keller, Null, Williams, Preston, Smith
Putnam county: Smith, Null, Thornton
Braxton County: Keener, Davis, Wyatt
Nicholas County: Pierson, Keener
Cabell County: Keller, Arthur
Ontario, Canada: McDonnell, McIver, Smith, Powley

Some information from FindAGrave about naming memorials:
"Maiden Name
Maiden name of a married individual, if known (otherwise leave blank); the maiden name is automatically italicized and traditionally is used if the individual was married and took the spouse's last name as their new last name. If the deceased was never married, then the last name is placed in the Last Name field, NOT in the Maiden Name field.

Last Name
Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone. If the interred had more than one last name, they may be added to the last name field. Separate each last name with a space. Our Memorial Search will search all names in the last name field. If other possible spellings, place this information in the bio. Our Memorial Search can search for similar name spellings under more search options. Do not include honorary or other suffixes in the Last Name field.

How do I enter all married names for a woman's memorial when she was married more than once?
Include the last name on the headstone. Other married names can be included in the last name field as all surnames are searchable in Memorial Search. The 'maiden name' is only for the maiden name."

Mother-daughter genealogists researching mainly in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. We recently started photographing in local cemeteries.

Photos we have shared may be used for your genealogy. We just ask that you please give credit.

We will transfer memorials according to FAG guidelines. We manage many memorials for our ancestors and cousins, but we will transfer if you are more directly related. If we manage a memorial for your direct ancestor and we are not related, we will transfer. Even if it's outside of FAG guidelines.

Families researching include (but are not limited to):
Pennsylvania:
Perry County: Stahl, Moose, Burd, Mehaffie/Mehaffey, Zimmerman, Ernest, Rhinesmith
Montgomery County: Stauffer, McDonnell, Immendorf, Hunsberger, Grater
Philadelphia County: Stauffer, Immendorf
West Virginia:
Kanawha County: Keller, Null, Williams, Preston, Smith
Putnam county: Smith, Null, Thornton
Braxton County: Keener, Davis, Wyatt
Nicholas County: Pierson, Keener
Cabell County: Keller, Arthur
Ontario, Canada: McDonnell, McIver, Smith, Powley

Some information from FindAGrave about naming memorials:
"Maiden Name
Maiden name of a married individual, if known (otherwise leave blank); the maiden name is automatically italicized and traditionally is used if the individual was married and took the spouse's last name as their new last name. If the deceased was never married, then the last name is placed in the Last Name field, NOT in the Maiden Name field.

Last Name
Last Name as you would find it on the tombstone. If the interred had more than one last name, they may be added to the last name field. Separate each last name with a space. Our Memorial Search will search all names in the last name field. If other possible spellings, place this information in the bio. Our Memorial Search can search for similar name spellings under more search options. Do not include honorary or other suffixes in the Last Name field.

How do I enter all married names for a woman's memorial when she was married more than once?
Include the last name on the headstone. Other married names can be included in the last name field as all surnames are searchable in Memorial Search. The 'maiden name' is only for the maiden name."