45th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 45th Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this column is Gale Wall, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

Tombstone Tuesday: A Moore Stone ... Revisited

For this Tombstone Tuesday, I am reposting a better picture of a tombstone I had happened to post earlier in the year. This tombstone is from the Placeway/Whitcomb Cemetery, and the grave belongs to a Tylar B Moore. Unfortunately, I do not have anymore information on him. I hope you enjoy this week's photograph.

44th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 44th Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this column is Joshua Inayat, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

Tombstone Tuesday: Another Oliver Family Stone

Last week, I posted two photographs of an Oliver family tombstone, and for this Tombstone Tuesday, I am also posting a picture of another Oliver family tombstone. Until I looked at the photograph, I did not realize that this tombstone was of another child from the same family. Of course, I'm not related to the family, so I do not have any further information on this family.

Tombstone Tuesday: An Oliver Family Tombstone

For this Tombstone Tuesday, I have included two photographs of a tombstone in the Placeway/Whitcomb Cemetery that I posted before. I added the second photograph so that one could be able to read the inscription. This tombstone memorializes the deaths of two children of the Oliver family who died in the 1850s. Unfortunately, I do not have anymore information on this family.

43rd Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 43rd Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this column is Jean Duncan, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

A Cross-Posting: History Being Destroyed ...

Earlier today, I happened to post on my other genealogy blog an article about the destruction of a possible Native American burial site. You can read the post here.

Tombstone Tuesday: Clarissa Hodgeman's Tombstone - Revisited

As you may or may not remember, a few months ago, I visited the Placeway/Whitcomb Cemetery and took pictures of the tombstones in the cemetery, but the pictures did not turn out very well. Well, earlier today, I visited the cemetery again, and I retook the pictures I took last time. Of course I also took more photographs, but I haven't finished photographing the whole cemetery. The last time that I posted a photograph of this tombstone, the picture quality was terrible, but as you can see in this picture, the quality is excellent. In the coming weeks, I will be reposting the photographs I have posted of the graves in Placeway/Whitcomb Cemetery, and hopefully, I'll be able to finish taking pictures of the graves in this cemetery. Enjoy!

July 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted!

The July 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival has been posted! You can read it here. The topic for the next edition will be on favorite photos, and you can read more here. Enjoy!

Google Analytics Report For June 2009

It's hard to believe, but another month has gone by, and that means it is time for another Google Analytics report! Here are the results for June 2009:

The top ten countries, in number of visits, are:

1. United States - 56 visits
2. Canada - 5 visits
3. Netherlands - 2 visits
4. United Kingdom - 2 visits

The top ten states in the United States, in number of visits, are:

1. Michigan - 24 visits
2. California - 4 visits
3. Virginia - 4 visits
4. New York - 4 visits
5. Ohio - 3 visits
6. Georgia - 2 visits
7. Maine - 2 visits
8. Kansas - 2 visits
9. Alabama - 2 visits
10. Indiana - 2 visits

The top ten articles, in number of views, are:

1. Michigan Cemetery Atlas - Revisited - 7 views
2. June 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted! - 7 views
3. Tombstone Tuesday: More Placeway/Whitcomb Stones - 6 views
4. Looking For A Cemetery in Michigan? Here's A Place To Look - 5 views
5. Tombstone Tuesday: Shelhart Family Graves - 4 views
6. May 2009 Archives - 3 views
7. Searching For My Ancestor's Grave: A Wild Goose Chase, Part One - 2 views
8. March 2009 Archives - 2 views
9. My Goals For This Blog ... - 1 view
10. Searching For My Ancestor's Grave: A Wild Goose Chase, Part Four - 1 view

Well, that is it for this report. To my readers, thank you for reading my blog! Stay tuned for next month's report! Enjoy!

Just A Little Note ...

I just want to let everyone know that I plan to post the next part to the story about the search for my ancestor's grave soon. I realize I haven't posted a part in months, but I've been busy lately with summer classes. Hopefully, I'll be able to post the next edition soon, and be able to rephotograph the Placeway/Whitcomb Cemetery. Please, stay tuned ...

(Also, as a side note, this post happens to be my 101st post for this blog! Thank you to all those who read this blog!)

Tombstone Tuesday: More Placeway/Whitcomb Stones

For this Tombstone Tuesday, I have posted another photograph of several small tombstones in Placeway/Whitcomb Cemetery. Unfortunately, I do not remember if there was any writing on the stones, so I cannot write anymore about these stones at the moment. Of course, I do plan to return to the cemetery, but I don't when I will. I'll try to find sometime in the next few weeks. Enjoy!

Tombstone Tuesday: A Square Stone

For this Tombstone Tuesday, I have posted another photograph of a grave in the Placeway/Whitcomb Cemetery. Unfortunately, the quality of the picture is terrible, and I cannot remember the name of the person buried there. (The tombstone was in excellent condition, by the way. I could read the name, but it did not come out in the picture.) Eventually, I will return to the cemetery, and I will retake pictures of the stones. I just have not had any time at the moment. Stay tuned for more, though ...

Google Analytics Report For May 2009

It is hard for me to believe, but another month has gone by! Of course, that means that it is time for another Google Analytics report, as well. So, here are the results for May 2009:

The top ten countries, in number of visits, are:

1. United States - 82 visits
2. Netherlands - 9 visits
3. United Kingdom - 1 visit
4. New Zealand - 1 visit
5. Hungary - 1 visit
6. Canada - 1 visit
7. India - 1 visit

The top ten states in the United States, in number of visits, are:

1. Michigan - 39 visits
2. Ohio - 10 visits
3. Virginia - 10 visits
4. California - 6 visits
5. New York - 3 visits
6. Kansas - 2 visits
7. North Carolina - 2 visits
8. Mississippi - 1 visit
9. Alabama - 1 visit
10. New Jersey - 1 visit

The top ten articles, in number of views, are:

1. Michigan Cemetery Atlas - Revisited - 5 views
2. May 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted! - 4 views
3. Looking For A Cemetery in Michigan? Here's A Place To Look - 3 views
4. Forgot To Mention: 21st Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 3 views
5. 32nd Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 3 views
6. 33rd Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 3 views
7. 37th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 3 views
8. 39th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 3 views
9. 40th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 3 views
10. Google Analytics Report For April 2009 - 3 views

Well, that is it for this month's report! To my readers, thank you for reading! Stay tuned for June's report next month. Enjoy!

June 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted!

The June 2009 edition of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival has been posted! You can read the edition here. The topic for the next carnival will be on obituaries, and you can read more about it here. (One of these days, I hope to be able to contribute to one of the carnival's editions.) Enjoy!

42nd Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 42nd Meet A Rabbit column has been posted! The author of this article is Russ Worthington, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

41st Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 41st Meet A Rabbit column has been posted! The author of this column is Jolyn Daly, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

40th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 40th Meet A Rabbit column has been posted! The author of this column is Brian Zalewski, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

39th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 39th Meet A Rabbit column has been posted! The author of this column is Robin Inge, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

38th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 38th Meet A Rabbit column has been posted! The author of this column is Dorene Paul, and you can read it here. Enjoy!