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Remembering your family's dead. #8409655 05/26/25 02:09 PM 05/26/25 02:09 PM
Joined: May 2009 Champaign County, Ohio. K KeithC OP trapper
KeithC OP trapper K Joined: May 2009 Champaign County, Ohio.	If you want to find where your ancestors and relatives are buried, so you can honor them. You can set up.a free account at www.familysearch.org and then go to. https://www.familysearch.org/en/campaign/cemetery It lets you search nearly every cemetery in the US and much of Europe and the rest of the world. It does almost all the work for you, by searching your pedigree and identifying your relatives. Keith

Re: Remembering your family's dead. [Re: KeithC] #8409802 05/26/25 08:51 PM 05/26/25 08:51 PM
Joined: Apr 2025 Nova Scotia T TheCarpenter trapper
TheCarpenter trapper T Joined: Apr 2025 Nova Scotia	Interesting. thanks.

Re: Remembering your family's dead. [Re: KeithC] #8409874 05/27/25 04:52 AM 05/27/25 04:52 AM
Joined: Jan 2007 MD D DaveP trapper
DaveP trapper D Joined: Jan 2007 MD	Wonder what the illegitimacy rate was back then? Or now, for that matter. Know quite a few folks whose DNA tests DID NOT agree with the hand written,family tree pedigree written in Great, great, great Memaw's family bible or from family oral lore. Even that can get confusing. Had a relative's wife die in childbirth. He married her younger sister the following year.

Re: Remembering your family's dead. [Re: DaveP] #8409910 05/27/25 08:01 AM 05/27/25 08:01 AM
Joined: Feb 2020 Indiana P Providence Farm trapper
Providence Farm trapper P Joined: Feb 2020 Indiana	Originally Posted by DaveP Wonder what the illegitimacy rate was back then? Or now, for that matter. Know quite a few folks whose DNA tests DID NOT agree with the hand written,family tree pedigree written in Great, great, great Memaw's family bible or from family oral lore. Even that can get confusing. Had a relative's wife die in childbirth. He married her younger sister the following year. Recently I saw where 30% of men are raising kids that are not theirs that think they are. 23and me and all the other DNA things there days has exposed a lot of women's paternity fraud I'm sure it was similar throughout history human nature dose not change.

Re: Remembering your family's dead. [Re: KeithC] #8409916 05/27/25 08:34 AM 05/27/25 08:34 AM
Joined: Dec 2008 eastern WV R Ridge Runner1960 trapper
Ridge Runner1960 trapper R Joined: Dec 2008 eastern WV	there is also www.findagrave.com

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