Best wishes, We are no longer private people. It is purely disgusting what they do, I understand the bit of finding relatives and such, however adding details like that is just revolting. Yet, often it is the only remaining record about a person's survivors, due to the fact that Ancestry does not have all possible records indexed. This will give you a space to inform the manager of the memorial about the use of the wrong photo. There are two types of Memorials you can create..the basic similar to Find A Grave is free. Are you going to say "facebook is public, not yours. On the Obituary for Stacy Bradburn Billings [protected] the person has inserted a picture of a person Stacy Bradburn who is still alive. Nuff said. My thoughts were not on the heartless soul collectors of Find A Grave when I heard the news. Even when you use facebook other person photo, u must also ask owner permission. Owners of private property on which a cemetery or graves are located shall have a duty to allow ingress and egress to the cemetery or graves by (i) family members and descendants of deceased persons buried there; (ii) any cemetery plot owner; and (iii) any person engaging in genealogy research, who has given reasonable notice to the owner of you regretted your parents and teachers who teach you every knowledge. Interesting. - had parents of someone posted in the wrong cemetery, so I photocopied the page from the cemetery book & posted it on the pages for her parents to show correct place of burial, Ladybug threw a fit, reported me & I got the boot; Ladybug was rude as heck to me in several emails, but I guess that doesnt matter. it's your choice to take unauthorized headstone and put on findagrave. [1] If you don't like it, just log off. It is very obvious that he is upset with Find-A-Grave. And Ancestry owns Find a Grave. Not true! A. If you are hoping to find the grave of a specific relative, then you will need to have some vital record information: Full name (first, middle, last) Date of birth Date of death Location of death You can find full names and birthdates on family bibles or baptismal and census records. By scanning the Internet, you can find and save more than 180 million graves worldwide. actually you should not find ladybug person. I think Find a Grave is a great site, but, I'm a little concerned with some certain people postings, especially on my ancestors that have been posted by people who do not do the research or who put in the wrong information. The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customers satisfaction. I have visit grave site that someone had taken a picture of headstones by the time I got there years later the headstone was clean and more visible.