Reminder – GYR Carnival Submissions Due 11/25
Just a friendly reminder that submissions for the December 2009 edition of the Graveyard Rabbit Carnival are due on November 25th. The theme for this edition is:  In the News.  Write a blog post about something you read or heard in the news (recent or past) that pertains to a cemetery.  It could be news of a relocation, vandalism, a famous burial—anything goes. Submissions are due November 25.  Please submit your article using the blog carnival submission form.  Be sure to include a short description of your post in the “remarks” sect

New Article Available in the GYR Online Journal
This week, in the Digging For Answers column, Randy Seaver answers the question:  My ancestors aren't in online databases, how can I find where they are buried? This question was in response to the previous article in this column, The Best Online Databases for Cemeteries. The research process for finding where persons are buried includes: Where did they die

The 50th Rabbit - Meet Ruth Coker Burks - A Graveyard Rabbit Who Is On A Mission
The fiftieth in a seriesfeaturing a member of theGraveyard Rabbit Association

New Article Available in the GYR Online Journal
This week, The Educated Rabbit columnist, Sheri Fenley, takes us on a journey to four educational websites. This month I traveled to many different websites and blogs that had anything to do with cemeteries, headstones, etc.  There were so many fantastic and informative sites, I found it hard to choose just one to review.  So I didn't. I am instead, presenting a handful of ones that stood out (in my mind) as being educational and interesting.  Enjoy!

African American Funeral Programs from the East Central Georgia Regional Library
Fouch, Robert Lloyd, 1905-1992Services held at Maple Spring Baptist Church(Dewy Rose, Ga.) on November 7, 1992Homegoing ServicesforRobert Lloyd Fouch"Trick"Saturday, November 7, 19922:30 p.m.