Find a Grave

Most of the volunteers are truly trying to make this site the best it can be. I have only had one person be rude to me so bless her heart. The bad is most definitely outweighed by the good. I have had numerous thank yous sent to me for adding their relatives. I would not have ever found this site years ago if someone had not put my dad on it. I do think there should be guidelines though. New members should not go in and ask for everyone they know to be transferred to them when they have done nothing to contribute. A one year period where you actually volunteer for the site would be nice before you can request a transfer. I personally do not like death certificates added to memorials either. And while I am stating my opinion, the bio section should be used for what it says it is not for copies and pastes of census records.

Love the app , just wish there was more mobility in the mobile app. With moving back and forth from one page to another. Instead of having to go to top to press arrow. Other than that app is wonderful!!!

Find a Grave is a great site to remember people who came before us. I personally think Find a Grave is a ton better than “BillionGraves” because BillionGraves’ website is really janky and it is not as easy to search you ancestors, but mostly you have to pay money to even look at the pictures. Find a Grave however has an easy to use website and app and it is absolutely free.

No issues here.

I tried several times a year or so ago to sign in. Trying again today. When I click on sign in nothing happens. HELP!!!

This is stupid. You should have data. It is very obvious. Ignorance. Scam.

I don’t understand why I can’t upload my own photos on my grandfather and grandmother‘s memorial sites. When the cemeteries don’t work with my family to make sure that the date of death is on their grave. McClain

I love to visit Cemeteries, especially where my parents are located in East Texas in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Hwy 323, New London, Texas. The Thompson/Barber Families are apart of the Families who were affected by the New London School natural gas Explosion in 1937. (There is a Tribute Online.) Hwy 42 exit off I-20 is the Route I drive whether traveling to or from Dallas, Texas.

Thank you for remembering Ester with a headstone. We lived next door to her when I was a kid in San Mateo, many fond memories of her with her chiauau sugar. She moved after her her husband was unfaithful and went to be with the new girlfriend, broke poor Ester’s heart. XOXOXOThe Whitmore’s

I always love searching for my loved ones and I’m happy with the app because I love that app because I love searching for my dad’s great grandpa, Glen Edwin Vanderpool (1916-1998), and I love searching for my grandma, Terrie Jean Esposito (1960-2020), and I love searching for the oldest one in my family, Daniel Wynant Vanderpool (1816-1850), and my second oldest one, Tabitha Vanderpool (1817-1850). That is how I love the app!!!!!! FIND A GRAVE LOGGED ME OUT WHEN I WAS BEING A MEMBER OF IT HOW SUSSY BACA RUDE I ACCIDENTALLY SIGNED OUT WHEN BECOMING A MEMBER