Find a GraveReviews of findagrave.com

Families should be able to opt out of FindAGrave's data base, just the way they do with any other unwanted, unasked for annoyance. Not all of us share the enthusiasm 4 the sport as do FindAGrave's top "nut case" contributors.

I enjoy taking part in other people's family history through the site and taking photos in my area. It makes it easy to find relatives graves in certain graveyards too.

I have been researching my family, 7 generations farmers who began their American journey in Philadelphia in 1755, and eventually ended in Chicago in 1916. Looking for a relative in Kentucky, I came across his grave in Lexington. When looking to cross-reference it with the Ancestry-owned Find-A-Grave, I discovered a listing for this relative. This listing had been defaced with an added memorial from a non-family member, which included a Confederate Battle Flag and the statement that he was a "Kentucky and Southern Hero and a patriot". Confederate soldiers and leaders are, and were, TRAITORS. NOT HEROS. TRAITORS. Ancestry has been ignoring the issue which I understand is fairly widespread.,

An excellent source to leave tributes for your deceased loved ones. join today!