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Charter Member of the Association of Graveyard Rabbits. Sunday, March 15, 2009. Shachna Itzik Birger - 1881-1928. Shachna Itzik Birger is buried at Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery, in Section 28, 5th row, 3rd grave. By Carson Robison, recorded by Vernon Dalhart. I will tell you of a bandit in a great Midwestern state. Who never learned his lesson until it was too late;. It was out in old West City, Joe Adams wa.

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Tuesday, February 25, 2014. The following is an article written by one of the founders of The Graveyard Rabbit Association, Terry Thornton, for Shades of the Departed. Terry died August 9, 2010. But he left us with a body of work that is timeless. Hill Country of Monroe County. My Approach to the Monumental Task of Photographing. My earliest work with a camera .

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Wednesday, December 4, 2013. Cemetery Spotlight December 4, 2013. Oak Hill Cemetery Evansville, Indiana. Located near the curve of the Ohio River in what is a now a thriving section of the city, Oak Hill Cemetery is nestled among 175 acres of rolling hills. This quaint rural cemetery began in Evansville, Indiana in 1853 and still retains its Victorian charm. 1853, the first burial occurred, that of two-year-old Ellen Johnson. While pine, maple, willow and oak abound,.