The DeMark Family Website | www.thedemarks.com

About the Website

This website is dedicated to the DeMark family and extended family, to help keep us a little closer together even when we're far apart.

Updates

2007-01-29 Patti has given me photos to scan in, which I'm in the process of adding. Also, I am about 15% of the way done scanning and adding the 9 or 10 albums I have from Rosemary.

To find the newest photos, click 'Photo Gallery' then 'Last Uploads'.

How To Register

1. Click the 'Register' link and fill in the Registration form (it's quick & easy).
2. Go to your e-mail, open the message and click the link inside (this activates your account.)
3. Log in with the Username & Password you chose when registering in part 1.

About the Photo Gallery

In the photo gallery you can add your photos store them in your own albums.

Post old photos, new photos, scanned documents, music files, short videos -- whatever you want. Public photos have a comments section where others can add comments, so if you know where a photo was taken, what year it was or who's in it, please add your comments. Whatever information you provide will surely be valuable to others.

Want a larger version of a photo for printing or other purposes? Contact me (Melissa - This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ) for larger formats of any photos in the default gallery.

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