The topic for the November 2010 edition of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival is: Genealogy On The Tombstone.
Dorene Paul presents Graveyard Rabbit of Sandusky Bay: Terry Family Monument at McPherson Cemetery posted at Graveyard Rabbit of Sandusky Bay, saying, "A quick walk through Clyde's McPherson Cemetery will inform you of a great deal of family history relating to the Terry Family."
Carol presents Tell Me About Yourself, Clues Inscribed In Stone posted at Reflections From the Fence, saying, "I highlighted three stones/memorials from my data base in my post, showing some clues inscribed in stone. In the process I got a bit of a genie gift, names in full, where before I only knew surnames. Clues for sure."

And while you're here, take a look at past carnivals, there's so much interesting information to be found when you explore cemeteries with a Graveyard Rabbit:
March 2009
Exceptional Finds
April 2009
Burial Customs
May 2009
Cemetery Preservation
June 2009
Veterans' Memorials
July 2009
Obituaries
August 2009
Favorite Photo
September 2009
Carousel Edition
October 2009
Funeral Cards
November 2009
Write Your Own Epitaph
December 2009
In The News
January 2010
The Final Resting Place
February 2010
Cemetery Critters
March 2010
Forgotten Cemeteries
April 2010
Anonymous Graves
Exceptional Finds
April 2009
Burial Customs
May 2009
Cemetery Preservation
June 2009
Veterans' Memorials
July 2009
Obituaries
August 2009
Favorite Photo
September 2009
Carousel Edition
October 2009
Funeral Cards
November 2009
Write Your Own Epitaph
December 2009
In The News
January 2010
The Final Resting Place
February 2010
Cemetery Critters
March 2010
Forgotten Cemeteries
April 2010
Anonymous Graves
May 2010
Cause Of Death
June 2010
The Interesting, The Odd, and The Beautiful
July 2010
Scavenger Hunt
August 2010
Favorite Season
September 2010
A Local Celebrity In Our Mist
October 2010
An Occupation Or Hobby Memorialized
In Stone
1 comment:
Thanks for suggesting this topic, Diane, and thanks for hosting the Carnival, Footnote Maven! I only wish there had been more participants! I totally enjoyed reading about family history that is written in stone, literally!
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