The Association of Graveyard Rabbits

Great blog post on managing research.

NAMES IN STONE is a unique online repository designed to help researchers find and document cemetery records AND maps. Maps that show each grave's location allows the visitor to visualize families, and fill in the missing pieces to the family puzzle-much like our friend did on his visit to the two little cemeteries in Alabama. We encourage you to contribute to NAMES IN STONE by inviting your local cemetery to participate, by using the on-line mapping tools to add smaller cemeteries, and by sharing photos and other information with the online community.

The AAS station at ASU includes a 15 county area of Northeast Arkansas. As time permits, we hope to provide additional research information on all counties under our jurisdiction. We welcome any information you may have on any cemetery not only on our current research in Craighead County, but also those in Clay, Crittenden, Cross, Fulton, Greene, Independence, Izard, Jackson, Lawrence, Poinsett, Randolph, Sharp, St. Francis and White counties.

APCRP is dedicated to the Documentation, Preservation, Protection, Restoration and Maintenance of our pioneer heritage. APCRP's goal is to restore dignity plus honor to the final resting places of our ancestors. Research is also being completed on Ghost Towns and influential Pioneers in Arizona. Historical research information is shared, free of any charge. Please Adopt a Pioneer Cemetery to help maintain and protect your heritage.

Search for your ancestors in free cemetery and obituary listings. Plus, learn how to do a tombstone rubbing, use GPS to locate family cemeteries, clean and maintain cemeteries, interpret the meaning of icons and symbols on gravestones, and use records from funeral homes, undertakers and coroners.

Welcome from the IAJGS -- the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies. The IAJGS International Jewish Cemetery Project mission is to catalogue every Jewish burial site throughout the world.

Terry Thornton presents a set of guidelines for GYRabbits to use when writing book reviews.

Carmack, S. D. (2002). Your guide to cemetery research. Cincinnati, Ohio: Betterway Books.

Ludwig, A. I. (1966). Graven images; New England stonecarving and its symbols, 1650-1815. Middletown, Conn: Wesleyan University Press.

This map is under construction with new cemetery information being frequently added. It uses Yahoo! Maps to pinpoint cemetery locations throughout the county and provide additional information for each cemetery.