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!

March 2010 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted!

The March 2010 edition of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival has been posted! You can read it here. The topic for the next edition will be on Anonymous Graves, and you can read about it here. Enjoy!

January 2010 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted!

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

December 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted!

The December 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival has been posted! You can read it here. The topic for the next edition will be on the final resting place, and you can read more about it here. Enjoy!

November 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted!

The November 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival has been posted! You can read it here. The topic for the next edition will be on "In the news," and you can read more about it here. Enjoy!

October 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Posted!

The October 2009 edition of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival has been posted! You can read it here. The topic for the next edition will be on "write your own epitaph," and you can read more about it here. Enjoy!

May 2009 Graveyard Rabbits Carnival Edition Posted!

The May 2009 edition of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival has been posted! You can read it here. The topic for the next edition will be on Veteran's Memorials, and you can read more about it here. Enjoy!

Update On Searching For My Ancestor's Grave

I just want to let everyone know that I am planning to post the fourth part on my Wild Goose Chase research story soon. I do not know exactly when I will post it, but I am hoping to do so soon. Stay tuned ...

Michigan Cemetery Atlas - Revisited

As you may remember, I wrote about an atlas that lists all of the cemeteries in Michigan a few months ago. Well, I happened to notice that Harold over at Midwestern Microhistory mentioned the book in an article over a week or so ago, and I thought I would just let everyone know. Enjoy!

Tombstone Tuesday: Another View of Prairie River Cemetery's Graves

The picture above is another view of some of the graves in Prairie River Cemetery, and I took this photograph when I stood behind my Stout ancestors' graves. I took the picture because I wanted to have a few photographs to help me figure out the location of my ancestors' graves in case I ever forgot where in the cemetery they were located. I especially took the picture because of the two columns in the background. Those two columns had been a part of my grandfather's story about a visit he made to the cemetery with his aunt many years before, and he claimed that they were connected to our ancestors. (I will explain this in another post, later.) The columns are a part of the Major family plot, and indeed there is a connection as Peter Stout's sister, Sarah, married a John M. Major. She is buried in the same cemetery as well. (I suspect it is in the Major family plot, but I haven't confirmed my suspicions yet because I did not look the last time I was at the cemetery.)

Update on Part Two of Searching For My Ancestor's Grave

As I mentioned last week, I was not be able to post part two for awhile because of my school work. Well, I am now home, so hopefully within the next few days I'll have part two posted! Stay tuned ...

5th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The fifth Meet A Rabbit column has been posted! The author of this week's article is Denise Olson, and you can read the article here. Enjoy!

4th Meet A Rabbit Column Posted!

The fourth Meet A Rabbit Column has been posted! This week's column is on Wendy Littrell, and you can read the article here. Enjoy!

I Keep Forgetting To Mentioning This ...

For the past two Wednesdays, one of the members of the Association of Graveyard Rabbits has written a post about him or her and his or her work. FootnoteMaven was the first to write a post, and last Wednesday, Bob Franks wrote his post. I'm terribly sorry for not mentioning these posts when they were originally posted. I'll try to remember to mention the next post on Wednesday.