Yes! Do you add them to findagrave? Also, there’s a guy in Florida, the “good cemetarian” who cleans and researches old stones. I would love to know his cleaning methods. To me, it’s pleasure, but also “work worth doing”.

Findagrave?

yes, findagrave.com If you register as a volunteer you can add grave records and photos. I mostly started doing it for my own research, but it has evolved. I get annoyed when volunteers “cherry pick” cemeteries—photograph and record the biggest and easiest, or only their own. I’ve been working a cemetery nearby, that is largely unrecorded. When it’s warm and sunny, I photograph whole sections and in the cold winter days go back and transcribe. Many of the really big cemeteries are recorded, but graves are not photographed. I have gotten wonderful notes from all over the world from people who discover their ancestors’ graves and can visit them virtually.

Do you have a pre-Rev vets? If so, what do you do for them?

I haven't approached that question yet, as I don't have sufficient documentation to call them "vets" per se.

I recently stumbled on an old photo of a NJ Guard unit that trained at Sea Girt in 1895 while doing family research. It opened a whole new avenue of exploring. I haven’t found many Spanish American War vets in my tree. This NJ unit trained for SAW, but did not go.

What a neat find, Sgt Deborah Cornatzer. I've helped some find their ancestors in State guards for the Civil War, but none for the SAW. Thanks for the tip.