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100 Years in America

Ferencz Ujlaki and the trip he didn't take: Part 2 - If you read Ferencz Ujlaki and the trip he didn't take: Part 1 you know that I had some work to do in order to solve the mystery of my great-grandfather's...
28 minutes ago
DearMYRTLE's Genealogy Blog

Webinas: Preparing for the 1940 Census Project - *DearREADERS,* Our friends at the1940Census.com arehosting series of webinars over the next few months. The goal is to trainvolunteers to index, arbitrate...
35 minutes ago
Stone Gardens

Unique Etchings - Pecans - The etchings at the top of this stone look like pecans?? * * *The Texas State Tree: Pecan* (Photo courtesy Dohmann Pecan Farms, Alvin, Texas) The ...
2 hours ago
Geneabloggers

Genealogy Blogging Beat – Monday, February 27, 2012 - Today is Monday, February 27, 2012 and here is what’s available in terms of Daily Blogging Prompts and other related events in the genealogy blogosphere: I...
3 hours ago
My Ancestors and Me

I Wish I Was 18 Again - Three facts, and then the story: 1. My dad, Lee Doyle, claimed he couldn't sing, couldn't carry a tune. I saw his mouth move while everyone else s...
4 hours ago
Of Trolls and Lemons

Amanuensis Monday -- Nonno Enzo's Diary -- December 8 and 10, 1915 - Vincenzo Dibennardo (1900 - 1982) He joined the Salesian order but never completed the journey to ordination. Here is the next translated entry from...
4 hours ago
Branching Out Through The Years

Sentimental Sunday The Hero Gained Personal Wisdom - *Always drink upstream from the herd. - Will Rogers* You can probably tell where this story is going. The Hero went hiking with his son and son-in-law in ...
4 hours ago
Restaurant-ing through history

From tap room to tea room - Cities in the United States were generously supplied with saloons before national Prohibition took effect. Saloons occupied some very choice sites, often o...
10 hours ago
Grace and Glory

Please Join Me in Indexing the 1940 Census - On April 2, 2012 the 1940 Census will be released to the public. It needs to be indexed so we can easily find the records of our families. I have a long...
12 hours ago
Reflections From the Fence

I AM Going to Index, I AM, I AM, I AM - Copyright 2012, CABS for Reflections From the Fence As a family researcher/genealogist, unless you have had your head in the sand for the last year or so, ...
13 hours ago
The Family Curator

Before the Archive: Trash or Treasure - Lately I’ve been spending a lot of time with the bits and pieces of other people’s lives. There’s no Archive, yet, of my late aunt’s family papers. Mostl...
15 hours ago
Graveyard Rabbit of Sandusky Bay

52 Weeks of Abundant Genealogy: Cemeteries - The prompt for Week 9 of 52 Weeks of Abundant Genealogy, from Amy Coffin at We Tree, and hosted by Geneabloggers, is: *Cemeteries* *Genealogists understan...
21 hours ago
Dr. Bill Tells Ancestor Stories

Sharing Memories on Sunday - GE and Louisville - Sharing Memories on Sunday - GE and Louisville Picking up from the last Those Places Thursday, I will try to share some general memories of my experience...
21 hours ago
All My Branches Genealogy

Who’s In It? - Are you in it? Are your parents in it? Who is in it that you are looking for? As we get closer and closer to the release of the 1940 US Census, I am compil...
22 hours ago
The Turning of Generations

21COFH - Eight Steps to Organize Heritage Photos - Week 9 - This week we are going to take a group of photos, scan, organize, preserve, and store them in 8 easy steps. We will be focusing on a group of what I'll ca...
1 day ago
From A to Zophar

Florence Hazel Skinner - My paternal grandmother was *Florence Hazel Skinner*. She was known as "Hazel" during her life-time. Hazel was the 3rd child and oldest daughter of *John F...
1 day ago
Blogging a Dead Horse

News from Lake Woebegon - It’s been a busy week in Lake Woebegon. Norwegian bachelor zombies stormed the feed store in an attempt to get at the baby chicks, but store clerk, Gudbran...
1 day ago
Roots'n'Leaves

Surname Saturday: James P. Beard as written in The Centennial History of the Town of Springdale, Dane County, Wisconsin, 1848-1948 - Over the past few months, I have been posting articles from the *Centennial History of the Town of Springdale, Dane County, Wisconsin, 1848-1948. *Sometim...
1 day ago
Smoky Mountain Family Historian

Book Review: Running Away to Home by Jennifer Wilson - Wilson, Jennifer. *Running Away to Home*. New York: St. Martin's Press, 2011. Jennifer Wilson, a free-lance travel writer living in Des Moines, Iowa, and ...
1 day ago
A Sense of Family

Researching at Columbus Metropolitan Library: Abundant Genealogy - For Week 8 of her series 52 Weeks of Abundant Genealogy, Amy Coffin asks: *Genealogy libraries (and dedicated departments in regular libraries) are true tr...
1 day ago
Sandusky History

Great Western Band Events in the Nineteenth Century - The Great Western Band Carnival was held at the Social Turner’s Hall on February 26, 1889. The February 27, 1889 issue of the *Sandusky Register*reported th...
1 day ago
Gravestoned

Photo tip: Avoid the ’zoid - It took a while, but eventually I noticed that in many of my photos, rectangular gravestones were looking a bit trapezoidal. Hmm. Was it my camera? Did ...
1 day ago
IN DEEDS

Michael And Nancy Roark's Deed In Gallatin County - Transcription of a Gallatin Co., IL Deed found at the Illinois Regional Archives Depository at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Illinois. The d...
1 day ago
Nutfield Genealogy

Surname Saturday ~ Treadwell of Ipswich, Massachusetts - TREADWELL Thomas Treadwell, the immigrant, arrived in New England onboard the *Hopewell * in the second voayage of 1635 with his wifeand infant son, Thomas...
1 day ago
Leaves & Branches

Rittersville Cemetery - Michael Ritter I recently visited Rittersville Cemetery, St. Peter’s United Church of Christ on North Tacoma Street in Allentown, Pennsylvania. I wanted to ...
2 days ago
Mississippi Library Commission Reference Blog

From Whence Came The Words In My Mouth? - Horace "Go West" Greeley Has someone ever claimed that you said something you didn't? You're not the only one to fall prey to faulty memories. Here...
2 days ago
Genealogy Fun

1930 Census Great Grandparents - Will and Sallie Ziegler - William G. and Sallie Ziegler - Great Grandparents and Great Aunt Christine Ziegler
2 days ago
Brady's Bunch of Lorain County Nostalgia

Dinner Bell Drive-in Sign - It's been a mild winter up here in Northern Ohio, and a few times during the last two months I had a bad case of Spring Fever. Although the warm weather i...
2 days ago
Genealogy Frame of Mind

In Memory of Elder A.B. Early - In Memory of Elder A.B. Early *Elder A.B. Early was born Feb. 7, 1847, near Harrisonburg, Rockingham County, Virginia. He departed this life March 16, 193...
3 days ago
Old Stones Undeciphered

In The Beginning...... Year 3: Cousins and More - Today begins my third year in documenting our family history through blogging. The year of 2012 has started out with a bang and there are days I have to ...
3 days ago
ArchivesInfo

A "Heartwarming Story with a Little Surprise:" Don't Forget to Document the Mundane - It took me a long time to learn how to speak to an audience. I am basically a shy person, but after over 40 years on this earth, I think I am finally learn...
3 days ago
The Graveyard Rabbit

New Article, Graveyard Rabbit Online Journal - As soldiers are coming home from war, we are reminded that not everyone comes back. And sometimes, in international graveyards around the world, cemeteri...
4 days ago
Desperately Seeking Surnames

They Want YOU! - [image: the1940census.com]On April 2, 2012 the 1940 U.S. Census will be released and made available as free, digital images. Sounds awesome, right? Actual...
4 days ago
Little Bytes of Life

New Content Added to fold3 Civil War Collection - [image: Search Military Records - Fold3] *The following was received today from Fold3. I think this is something many of us have been waiting for!* *Ind...
4 days ago
Heritage Zen:

Thomas Jefferson's Monticello - Wordless Wednesday - Monticello, the House(Original Images and Text, Copyright (c) 2012 Cynthia Shenette) Last summer my family and I spent some time in Virginia on vacation. ...
4 days ago
The Faces Of My Family

Indiana Genealogical Society - Annual Conference! - *The Indiana Genealogical Society *(IGS) is holding its annual conference on *April 28, 2012* at the Allen County Public Library (ACPL) in Fort Wayne, Indi...
4 days ago
Exploring almost forgotten gravesites in Ohio

Recent thefts of Cremation Urns from the Hillside Chapel and Cincinnati Cremation Company - Click above to read the story written by Janice Morse which was published February 15, 2012 on "Cincinnati.com" about a former employee of the Hillside Ch...
5 days ago
Southern Graves

"What are you doing, Mr. Fish?" (A Tombstone Tuesday Ghost Story) - "Nothing at all," he would reply. Wm. Fish Family Vault prior to 2008 restoration.1 What makes this simple Q & A a little odd though, is Mr. Fish is dead,...
5 days ago
Flipside

Tombstone Tuesday--Peter Gemmell, Fenwick Covenanter - *Back in 2005, while my husband, brother and I were traveling around the lowlands of Scotland, we stayed a day or two in Fenwick, Scotland near the town ...
5 days ago
California Genealogical Society and Library blog

Black History Month: Honoring Genealogist Electra Kimble Price - It isn't often that a large city newspaper devotes half a page to an article on genealogy, so kudos to the *San Francisco Chronicle* and columnist Brenda P...
5 days ago
footnoteMaven

A Little Tech At RootsTech - [image: RootsTechTech] I LOVE business cards. I collect them, but you knew that. In preparing for RootsTech, the genealogist's technology extravaganza, I d...
6 days ago
The Catholic Gene

Young Ladies’ Sodality - Back in her youth, my mother belonged to a Catholic organization known as the Young Ladies’ Sodality. Over the years … Continue reading »
6 days ago
The Thacker Chronicles

DNA, Genealogy, and Me - What I know about DNA could fit into a thimble. But a couple of summers ago I was lamenting to my father that I could not find proof that my grandfather (th...
1 week ago
SWEDISH THOUGHTS

- I think these muffins may taste good ... I'll try tomorrow;) Coconut Crisp Muffins 16 normal-sized muffins 50 ml unsweetened coconut 120 g all-purpose flo...
1 week ago
Digital Cemetery Walk

Riverdale Porterdale Cemetery Foundation, Inc. - Several years ago a foundation was established to restore and maintain the three city owned cemeteries in my hometown of Columbus, GA. As a donor I receive...
1 week ago
OhioGenealogicalSociety

RPAC Fight Against Social Security Death Index Closure - The Records Preservation and Access Committee has built a considerable set of resources over the past few days to help garner support for the Social Securit...
1 week ago
Family Archaeologist

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY-ACROSS THE DECADES - HAPPY VALENTINES DAY TO ALL ACROSS 70 YEARS. FROM LILLLIAN KOROSCHETZ TO FRED GARTZ - FEBRUARY 14, 1942 (Scroll down to see all sides.) See the 1911 Valent...
1 week ago
My Grave Addiction

"All of my being is now in pining..." - "What's your favorite cemetery photo?" is the latest topic of The Association of Graveyard Rabbits Blog Carnival. Finding it impossible to choose a favouri...
1 week ago
Acadian Ancestral Home

Key Figures In The Fall of Acadia - Part IV - WINSLOW, JOHN, army officer and office-holder; b. 10 May 1703 at Marshfield, Massachusetts, son of Isaac Winslow and Sarah Wensley; m. in 1725 Mary Litt...
2 weeks ago
Everything's Relative - Researching Your Family History

Happy Birthday Grandma Keener Feb 11, 1924 - Edna Reba Keener 11 Feb 1924 - 17 Jan 1995 Her son Jerry Keener 14 Jul 1942 - 22 Mar1983 photo taken in late 1940s My Grandma Edna Keener was a strong woman....
2 weeks ago
The Educated Genealogist

Sutro Library Has A New Home! - Old location of the Sutro, to the right (not seen) is a shopping center The first time I visited the Sutro Library I remember thinking "Wow this place is a...
2 weeks ago
:: C R E A T I V E G E N E ::

Carnival of Genealogy, 114th Edition - Welcome to the February 4, 2012 edition of the Carnival of Genealogy. This is without a doubt the most exciting edition of the COG all year... It's the ...
3 weeks ago
Ohio's Yesterdays

Freedom's Pull Was Stronger than Ohio's Black Laws - *Sarah Ellen Curtis* *Granddaughter of Thomas Vincent Curtis Sandusky County Ohio* The state of Ohio is often recognized as the first state formed from the...
3 weeks ago
Genealogy and Me

Treasure Chest Thursday - Grandma and Grandpa's Wedding Announcement - I could hardly wait for Treasure Chest Thursday this week to share the newest addition to my collection of treasured family heirlooms. The difference be...
3 weeks ago
Adventures in Genealogy

Tombstone Tuesday - Arlington National Cemetery - Tomb of the Unknowns Living in Maryland we are fortunate to have easy access to our nation's capital. The monuments, museums, and gardens are truly some ...
3 weeks ago
Destination: Austin Family

My Genealogy Bucket List GeneaMeme - Jill Ball of the Geniaus blog has another great meme going so here is my entry: *The Bucket List GeneaMeme* The list should be annotated in the following ...
4 weeks ago
The Graveyard Rabbit of Northern Virginia

Oakwood Cemetery: Kalel Batiste - 'Special K' Kalel Batiste Sept. 26, 1985 Mar. 26, 2006 In Loving Memory May he never be forgotten.
4 weeks ago
Apple's Tree

Bi-Weekly Rewind - I know when I was stuck in rural upstate New York in the death grip of winter I really did not want to hear how nice the weather was elsewhere. So with apo...
4 weeks ago
Genealogy Traces

January River of Small Stones - Jan 27, 2012 - *Hardscrabble Fields* Someone has left a rake leaning upon the porch corner against the dirty chipped paint. The ground appears scraped bare of all ...
4 weeks ago
All History is Local | ColumbusLibrary.org

Using the ANCESTRY Website for Genealogy Research! - This year the the library is introducing a new monthly series of workshops called "Genealogy Labs". These labs will be on the first Saturday of each mon...
4 weeks ago
The Graveyard Detective

Another great Headstone Catalogue - This Maile and Son brochure illustrates a wide selection of Crosses, Memorials and Headstones that the company had on offer. The prices are listed. I must ...
1 month ago
Firelands History Blog

2011 in review - The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The concert hall at the Syndey Opera House holds 2,7...
1 month ago
Digging Roots: My Family History

My Personal Goals from 2011 and Moving to WordPress - I wanted to let everyone know that I am moving to WordPress. Until I can actually have my posts re-directed to my new blog, please click here: http://root...
1 month ago
Untangled Family Roots

Genealogy Goals for 2012 - I really only have one major goal this year. Start writing and publishing books! I know that a genealogist work is never done. On the other hand if I keep ...
1 month ago
Genealogy- Northwest Ohio

Henry County Historical Society - Another great historical society link. http://www.henrycountyhistory.org/
2 months ago
My Life, My Journey

Stationery card - Top 10 Moments Christmas Card Make a statement with personalized Christmas cards at Shutterfly. View the entire collection of cards.
2 months ago
Before My Time

Postmarked 64 Years Ago Today - My parents had been married almost two years when they took this trip from Detroit to visit my dad's family in North Dakota. They didn't have any kids yet...
3 months ago
Photo-Sleuth

Edward Foster: Part 5, A good hand at spinning a yarn - [image: Image © and courtesy of Virginia Silvester] Edward Foster, Derby, 8 November 1864 When I started to research the life of *Edward Foster*, silhouettis...
3 months ago
Cow Hampshire

Cow Hampshire: That Remarkable Snowtober - It was reported that over three million people were directly affected by what New England is calling Snowtober (and 60 million indirectly in some way). Tr...
3 months ago
My Cleages And Reeds

Merging Blogs - Over a year ago I started my two blogs. "Finding Eliza" was for my maternal branch and "My Cleages and Reeds" for my paternal branch. I thought it would b...
3 months ago
The Essex County Graveyard Rabbit

essexcountygraveyard - essexcountygraveyard
3 months ago
Strolling through cemeteries.

Michael Kayden - Well this summer was a wash on cemetery hunting..but for good reason
4 months ago
Jessica's Genejournal

110th Edition of the Carnival of Genealogy Posted! - The 110th edition of the Carnival of Genealogy has been posted! You can read it here. The topic for the next edition will be on: "*Autumn Weddings!* It's b...
4 months ago
Small-leaved Shamrock

What's in a name? - at The Catholic Gene - "The job of a genealogist is much like that of a police detective. Success in both pursuits depends on searching predictable hidden places where evidence...
5 months ago
The Ties That Bind

What to keep? - Part 7 Final - Amongst My Momma's Treasures - I am one of those people that don't have the heart to throw away cards. I have even made up rules for myself because of the volumes of them that I have. Th...
5 months ago
Taphophilic Musings

"Since providence has led us to this place..." - Normally I would avoid exploring a cemetery at high noon in August. Not only is it often too hot and the sun too strong, but it is not the best light f...
6 months ago
Shades Of The Departed

Today's Shades' Old Photograph - Little Lord Fauntleroy X 3 - Three beautiful brothers, two of whom are dressed in Little Lord Fauntleroy suits. Little Lord Fauntleroy was a book written by Francis Hodgson Burnett. ...
6 months ago
A Morbid Fascination

Wimberly Cemetery, Glide, Oregon - Photos by Squid Wizard.
6 months ago
last2cu

And To Think That I Learned All of This In A Cemetery! - I recently moved up here to North West Arkansas to be closer to my grandchildren.. I had so much that I wanted to teach them but, who would have ever imag...
6 months ago
The Rural Michigan Cemeteries Graveyard Rabbit

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!
6 months ago
nolagraveyardrabbit.com

We’re Back! (and we’ve moved, too) - First,thank you to everyone for all of your support and your emails, but yes, I am alive, and still working on cemetery info here in New Orleans. I took a ...
7 months ago
The Graveyard Rabbit ~ Western NY State

Happy Memorial Day - Yesterday my daughter and I had a day out and that involved Find-A-Graving in 6 cemeteries, only 5 successful and a great day enjoyed! I call my daughter ...
8 months ago
Jewish Graveyard Rabbit

Take your smart phone to the cemetery! - I was on Long Island in New York the other day, preparing to give a lecture, when I realized that my aunt Rika Singer was buried only a few miles from wher...
9 months ago
Roots'n'Leaves - Letters of Ralph Jabez McPherson

1985 November 16th; Letter to Olive - *I am definitely sad now as I post this last letter from the shoe boxes of letters kept by my aunts. Hundreds of hours have been spent with my Uncle Ralph ...
1 year ago
Hoosiergrave

Unusual Stones - Recently while on a lunch break, I discovered these two tombstones in the cemetery at Shelbyville. The one has a row of books and a table supporting the ...
1 year ago
My Genealogy Girl

Church Record Sunday - 1928 Certificate of Promotion - 1928 Certificate of Promotion for my husband's grandmother, Mary L. Ogburn
1 year ago
The Grave Yard Rabbit Travels Wright

Mark Twain has a new book out! - Several years ago I went to Elmira, NY to find the house my mother and her family had lived in. While I was there I had to go and see Mark Twain's grave a...
1 year ago
Desktop Genealogist Unplugged

Windows 7 and Saving Images from Ancestry on Your New Computer – Aargh! - I’ve been limping along for quite some time now, using the same laptop for work and play. And boy, do I play – a lot. Seriously. It’s easy to separate your...
1 year ago
Buried in a new world

My Irish immigrant roots lay buried under brush - I love being a Texan and all that goes with it. Everything is bigger and better here, at least that is my humble opinion. I have always had an interest in ...
1 year ago
The Gene Gleaner

Wisdom Wednesday: From Mother to Daughter - I would like to share this little tidbit my grandmother told my mother when she married, and my mother told me when I started my family. "Now that you are ...
1 year ago
Campo Santo-holy ground

The Interesting,Odd, and Beautiful - *This title could be applied to most cemeteries.It seems like there are a few of each in most of the older burial grounds.This one I think of as odd and in...
1 year ago
Carnival of African-American Genealogy

The Troops Salute You! - The Troops are saluting you, genea-family, for all of your write ups and posts in their honor. On a personal note, I have learned so much in the way of Afr...
1 year ago
Cemeteries of Bloomington-Normal, Illinois

Cemetery Oversight Act in Illinois - The following press release was issue 17 January 2010. *Governor Quinn Signs Cemetery Oversight Act After Burr Oak Tragedy, New Consumer Law Sets Tougher...
1 year ago
Cemeteries of the Covered Bridges

Audi A4 Mods - Smaller cars don't bother us; we actually prefer their nimbleness over bigger, heavier vehicles. The A3 is only a few downshifts from the audi a3 xenon a...
1 year ago
Graveyard Rabbit of Central Ohio

Tombstone Tuesday: Need a Sign of Spring - This is getting ridiculous. As I am sitting here, it is *still* snowing. More snow on top of the 8 inches we got yesterday — which was on top of the 9 inch...
2 years ago
Bess Wishes

- Have been home for two days...no work until tomorrow! I just love days off! I never get accomplished what I want to though...never! Never enough hours in t...
2 years ago
The R.I.P.PERS

Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep - The first Blog Carnival for 2010 is entitled "The Final Resting Place". The questions posed include: *In today's mobile society, does one choose a place ...
2 years ago
Back to Damerosehay

Monroe Street Whimsy -
2 years ago
Genealogy of Vinton Families

Erastus J. Perry: Secondary Sources - Many people check secondary resources first when beginning their genealogical studies. Secondary sources include those items that are compiled by someone e...
2 years ago
The Educated Graveyard Rabbit

The Great Restoration - Collegeville Cemetery, San Joaquin County - HISTORIC COLLEGEVILLE CEMETERY HAS A GUARDIAN ANGEL When fellow member of the San Joaquin County Genealogical Society told me about a man who was rest...
2 years ago
Cemeteries of the Hill Country

Cemeteries of the Hill Country CD Ordering Information - CEMETERIES OF THE HILL COUNTRY is now available in CD format. The CD contains transcriptions of burials (names in the order found in the cemetery as wel...
2 years ago
Graveyard Rabbit of Aroostook County, Maine

Tombstone Tuesday: Albert S. Brown, Woodland, Maine - Albet S. Brown was my great-great-grandfather. He was born in 1852 in Maine, son of Solomon and Hannah (Colpitts) Brown. He was a farmer on the Brown Road...
2 years ago
The Graveyard Rabbit of Northern Arizona

Blogging Woeful Wednesday - I've been horrible at posting lately....my apologies! Tis Renaissance Faire season, and I've been very busy vending at Faire. Then, I injured my back and h...
2 years ago
The Graveyard Rabbit of New York Rural Cemeteries

New York State Division of Cemeteries - I just stumbled upon the New York State Division of Cemeteries which contains some fascinating information. I was reading an article in today's New York T...
2 years ago
Cemeteries and Cemetery Symbols

Neil Gaiman and His Deathly Delirious Graveyard Book, a Review of Sorts - “Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her si...
2 years ago
Graveyard Rabbit of Yoknapatawpha County

Time Out - Please accept my apologies for the lack of recent posts. Now that tax season is officially over, I am hopeful that I can return to regular postings to this...
2 years ago
The Mount Timpanogos Graveyard Rabbit

The California and Utah GYR's Go Graveyard Hopping! - What do you do when.... a California Graveyard Rabbit comes to visit... ...and you take her to see some really neat cemeteries... ...you think thing...
2 years ago
The Great Black Swamp Graveyard Rabbit

Feaselburg Cemetery - If you came to this posting thanks to my Desktop Genealogist Post “My Seneca County Ohio Roots,” then you know the story of how Feaselburg Cemetery came by...
2 years ago
Graveyard Rabbit of South Denton County

Slow Posting - I want to apologize to my faithful readers and the rest of the “Rabbit” community for being very slow at posting this past week or so. I have had to deal ...
3 years ago
The Graveyard Rabbit of Madison County

Madison County Has Moved to a New Location.... - Effective today, posts about Madison County cemeteries, previously published on this blog, can be read at Cemeteries of Dancing Rabbit Creek. Previous post...
3 years ago
The Western Washington Graveyard Rabbit

Mourning Card - PUBLISHER - H.F. WENDELL & CO. Dicy Cannon This is a category of Cabinet Card known as a Remembrance/Mourning/Funeral Card/Obituary Notice. I purchased t...
3 years ago

Graveyard Rabbit of Sandusky Bay

Sunday, May 30, 2010

Happy Memorial Day!

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