- A Remarkable Funeral: Burial of the Victims of the Woolfolk Tragedy [at Rose Hill Cemetery blog]
- And the Road Goes on Forever: Duane Allman & Berry Oakley [at Rose Hill Cemetery blog]
- Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
- Calm, the Good Man Meets His Fate (& a Masonic Funeral Ritual)
- Camilla's Treestone & the Supreme Forest of the Woodmen Circle
- Cause of Death: Puerperal Eclampsia (Amanuensis Monday)
- Churchyard Literature: A Short Essay on Epitaphs [at GYRabbit Online Journal]
- Clasped Hands: The Devil is in the Details
- Daniel Ryder, U.S. Colored Infantry
- Died of Consumption, Mrs. Eliza S. Davis, Aged 32 Years
- Dum Tacet Clamat
- F. F. Juhan Called to Beyond: Well-Known Jurist Passes After Long and Active Life
- Frances Wicks Memorial: Jesus on the Cross
- Dr. Fred A. Moss & the Fairview Memorial Garden
- From the Life of General Thomas Pinckney
- Funeral Mound of the Mississippians
- George A. Wagener, Grocery Wholesaler & Phosphate Industrialist
- Gravestones & the Google Translator
- Here Rests the Body of Col. William Rhett
- Honoring a Little Boy's Dream [at Rose Hill Cemetery blog]
- Ilah Dunlap: the Queenliest of Macon's Young Women [at Rose Hill Cemetery blog]
- In Hoc Signo Vinces: the Knights Templar
- It's Time for You to Get Low
- James Willingham Fell Victim to His Own Benevolence [at Rose Hill Cemetery blog]
- John Buckley & the Congressional Medal of Honor
- John Victau Dowis: A Tale of Murder & Revenge
- John Waterman: Georgia Journalist, Sweet Potato Enthusiast, & Strong Prohibitionist
- "Little Mary Marsh" of the Marsh Juvenile Comedians Troupe [at Rose Hill Cemetery blog]
- Little Susie May's Dove and Anchor
- Lothrop Withington, Noted Genealogist Lost at Sea
- Louis Behrens, Famous Fireman
- Louis J. Dinkler: From Baker to Hotel Baron [at Rose Hill Cemetery blog]
- Members of Kennon Family Killed By a Storm in 1875
- Memento Mori
- "My Favorite Season" for the Graveyard Rabbit Carnival
- My Scavenger Hunt for the Graveyard Rabbit Carnival
- My Journey to Visit the Brother that Did Not Survive
- Native American Sacred Sites [at Southern Graves site]
- North Carolina's Greatest Man: Zebulon Baird Vance
- O. Henry - Author, Cowboy, Druggist, Sheep Herder, & Convicted Embezzler
- Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
- Remembering the Lewis Boys
- Robert J. Anderson, Confederate Soldier at Gettysburg [at Rose Hill Cemetery blog]
- Rocks, Rocks, and More Rocks
- Southern Cross of Honor
- Southern Folk Cemetery [at Southern Graves site]
- To Move or Not to Move
- To the Asylum Goes the Murderess Julia Force (Tombstone Tuesday)
- Tombstones for the Innocent: A Short Essay on Victorian Children's Grave Markers [at GYRabbit Online Journal]
- Undertakers, Coffins, & Furniture
- Urn as Funerary Art
- William Zeigler: the Man, His Vault, & His Woman Slave Mary [at Rose Hill Cemetery blog]
- Women's Relief Corps, Order of the Eastern Star, & Mother Enterprise
- Woodmen of the World Memorials [at Southern Graves site]
- You Can't Always Trust the Dates on a Tombstone: The Case of Uriah Holden
All articles © S. Lincecum
