84th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 84th Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this column is Neil McNally, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

83rd Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 83rd Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this column is Kale Liam Hobbes, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

My Summer Goals For This Blog

I haven't posted very much on this blog over the past several months due to being busy with school work, but I hope that over this summer I will post more articles. While my primary goal is to write more, I also have a few other goals that I hope to accomplish this summer. Here are those goals:

• I hope to finish the story about my adventure in finding an ancestor's grave. I began the story shortly after I started this blog a few years ago, but I haven't finished it. I am sure that some of my readers have been wondering about the conclusion of this story, and it is something that I have been promising to finish since I started the series.
• I also hope to finish taking pictures of the tombstones in the Placeway/Whitcomb Cemetery. A couple summers ago, I took pictures of about half of the cemetery, and since then, I have been wanting to finish taking pictures of the cemetery. I just haven't had the time to finish photographing the cemetery. Hopefully, once I finish photographing the cemetery, I'll be able to post images of the tombstones on this blog. (Of course, I haven't finished posting all of the photos I took of the first half, either. So, I plan to do that as well.)
• I also hope to write the articles on the Beard, Prairie River and Placeway/Whitcomb Cemeteries that I promised to write over the past few years.
• Lastly, I hope to develop the film of photographs I took of my ancestors' tombstones several years ago that haven't been developed yet. (I will probably then post them on this site.)
  

So, as you can see, I have several goals for this blog this summer. I don't know if I will be able to accomplish all of them, but I would like to complete a couple of them. I probably won't be able to start June, but stay tuned for the upcoming posts in the next couple of months. Until then, enjoy!

82nd Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

Again, I am late in posting this, but I just want to let everyone know that the 82nd Meet A Rabbit Column was posted back in late March. The author of this column was John Grant, and you can read it here. (I am sorry for the delay in posting; I've just been busy with school work over the past several months.) Enjoy!

69th Through 81st Meet A Rabbit Columns Posted!

As you probably have noticed, this blog has been extremely quiet for the past several months. I've been extremely busy with school work, and I haven't had a chance to keep this blog and my other genealogy up to date. I probably will not be able to get back to blogging more often until mid-May.

Either way, I've missed several Meet A Rabbit Columns since I last posted an announcement back in July. So, here is a list of the Meet A Rabbit Columns with their links:

• The author of the 69th column was Susan Peterson, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 70th column was Jezebel, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 71st column was Sue Jones, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 72nd column was Kellie Walton, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 73rd column was Angela L. Burke, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 74th column was Julie Goucher, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 75th column was Robin Simonton, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 76th column was Jennifer Bawden, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 77th column was Joy Neighbors, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 78th column was Michelle Warren Grismer, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 79th column was Jennie Miyama, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 80th column was Carl Aldrich, and you can read the article here.
• The author of the 81st column is Jacquie Demsky Wilson, and you can read the article here.

Again, I just want to apologize for not posting blog posts for these columns, and hope everyone enjoys reading the articles. Enjoy!

An Explanation For Why This Blog Has Been So Quiet

I just posted an update on my other genealogy blog that explains why I haven't posted in several months, and you read here why everything has been so quiet. Enjoy!

68th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 68th Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted. The author of this column is Robert J. C. Baca, and you can read it here. Enjoy!


(Note: The article was posted back in June, but I never got around to posting this announcement. My apologies for the delay.)

67th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 67th Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this article is Kimberly Sawtelle, and you can read the article here. Enjoy!

June 2010 Edition of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted!

The June 2010 edition of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival has been posted! You can read it here. The topic for next edition will be on "Scavenger Hunt," and you can read more about it here. Enjoy!

66th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 66th Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this column is Jennifer Geraghty-Gorman, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

65th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 56th Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this article is Stephen Mills, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

64th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 64th Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted. The author of this column is Lee Drew, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

Tombstone Tuesday: Another Van Fleet Family Tombstone

I have posted a Tombstone Tuesday entry in a long time, primarily because I've been busy with school work. For this Tombstone Tuesday, I've posted another photograph of a tombstone that I believe is connected to the Van Fleet family buried in the Placeway/Whitcomb Cemetery. Unfortunately, I don't remember if this tombstone was next to the previous photograph I posted, and I'll have to double check again once I get a chance to visit the cemetery again. Enjoy!

Google Analytics Report For April 2010

Well, another month has gone by, and that means that it is time for another Google Analytics Report. Here are the results for April 2010:

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

1. United States - 68 visits
2. Russia - 1 visit
3. Netherlands - 1 visit
4. Canada - 1 visit
5. Germany - 1 visit

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

1. Ohio - 15 visits
2. Michigan - 15 visits
3. Pennsylvania - 8 visits
4. Indiana - 7 visits
5. Florida - 3 visits
6. Louisiana - 2 visits
7. California - 2 visits
8. Kansas - 2 visits
9. Colorado - 2 visits
10. Oregon - 2 visits

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

1. Looking For A Cemetery in Michigan? Here's A Place To Look - 10 views
2. 61st Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 3 views
3. Tombstone Tuesday ... - 2 views
4. Searching For My Ancestor's Grave: A Wild Goose Chase, Part One - 1 view
5. 7th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 1 view
6. Searching For My Ancestor's Grave: A Wild Goose Chase, Part Two - 1 view
7. Michigan Cemetery Atlas - Revisited - 1 view
8. Tombstone Tuesday: A Rolason Family Tombstone - 1 view
9. Another Belated Tombstone Tuesday: The Van Fleet Family Marker - 1 view
10. 58th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 1 view

Well. that is it for this month's report. To my readers, I just want to say, "Thank you for reading my blog!" Stay tuned for next month's report, and enjoy!

May 2010 Editon of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted!

The May 2010 edition of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival has been posted! You can read it here. The topic for the next edition will be on "the interesting, the odd, the beautiful," and you can read more about it here. Enjoy!

63rd Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 63rd Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The authors of this article are Sandy Vincent Peavey and Linda Hagen. You can read it here. Enjoy!

62nd Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 62nd Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this article is Joe Whitfield, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

61st Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 61st Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this article is Tammi Thiele, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

60th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The 60th Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! The author of this article is Karen Cooper-Ray, and you can read it here. Enjoy!

Google Analytics Report For March 2010

Well, another month has gone by, and that means that it is time for another Google Analytics report! Here are the results for March 2010:

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

1. United States - 87 visits
2. Russia - 2 visits
3. Canada - 2 visits
4. United Kingdom - 1 visit

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

1. Michigan - 20 visits
2. Ohio - 18 visits
3. California - 11 visits
4. Indiana - 9 visits
5. Arkansas - 4 visits
6. Wisconsin - 3 visits
7. Illinois - 3 visits
8. Virginia - 3 visits
9. Tennessee - 2 visits
10. Kansas - 2 visits

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

1. Looking For A Cemetery in Michigan? Here's A Place To Look - 7 views
2. 53rd Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 3 views
3. Searching For My Ancestor's Grave: A Wild Goose Chase, Part Two - 2 views
4. Michigan Cemetery Atlas - Revisited - 2 views
5. January 2010 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted! - 2 views
6. 54th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 2 views
7. 56th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 2 views
8. 57th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 2 views
9. 3rd Meet A Rabbit Column Posted! - 1 view
10. Searching For My Ancestor's Grave: A Wild Goose Chase, Part One - 1 view

Well, that is it for this month's report. To my readers, I just want to say, "Thank you for reading!" Stay tuned for next month's report, and enjoy!