Tombstone Tuesday – 02/16/10

 

Adam [?]eist
June 23, 1829?
Nov. 1, 19[?]8

Adam is buried in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Bloomington.

Tombstone Tuesday – 02/02/10

These stones are located in Evergreen Cemetery, Bloomington.

Diigo GYR Bookmarks (weekly)

• Huguenot Cemetery Inventory 1892

  Transcribed inventory of the Huguenot Cemetery in St. Augustine, Florida.

  Tags: cemetery, inventory, history, genealogy, fl, florida

Posted from Diigo. The rest of The Association of Graveyard Rabbits group favorite links are here.

Diigo GYR Bookmarks (weekly)

• Green-Wood Discovery

  Blogging in and about The Green-Wood Cemetery and The Green-Wood Historic Fund

  Tags: Green-Wood, cemetery, Brooklyn, New York

Posted from Diigo. The rest of The Association of Graveyard Rabbits group favorite links are here.

Tombstone Tuesday – 01/19/10

Mildred M.
Campbell
Dec. 24, 1855
Oct. 27, 1907

Mildred is buried in Grassy Ridge Cemetery, Bloomington.

Tombstone Tuesday – 01/05/10

Starting this week, I will be alternating each week’s Tombstone Tuesday posts between this blog and my Chicagoland Cemeteries blog.

Elizabeth,
Wife of
John E. Harris
Died
Oct. 19, 1856
Aged
[last line is covered]

Elizabeth is buried in Grassy Ridge Cemetery, Bloomington.

Cute Critters in the Cemetery

The topic for the February 2010 edition of the Graveyard Rabbits Carnival is: Cemetery Critters.

For this topic, post those photographs you’ve taken of critters in the cemetery.  All critters welcome: rabbits, squirrels, spiders, chipmunks, whatever you want to share!

I’ve found some critters in cemeteries during my adventures.  Most often, the little buggers are to quick for me and a miss them (or get a really blurry shot).  But here are the few I’ve managed to get, and fortunately, some of them sat still!

These first two feature rabbits, albeit, figurines, but they count, right?  Both photos were taken at Park Hill Cemetery in Bloomington in March 2009.

 

These last two were taken in November 2009, when the squirrels were out to play at Evergreen Cemetery in Bloomington.  They practically blend in with the Fall leaves.