@@chipcook5346 oh because it doesn’t have indoor plumbing? Lol. I lived in an old federal style 275 year old American house for 26 years. It didn’t have central heating except for the grate in the floor in the central hall fired by what had been a coal furnaces but was upgraded to natural gas. The dog and the cats spent most of their time on that grate when the fan went on until it got to hot to bear. Still a house with four bedrooms, living formal dining and cold as hell kitchen got pretty nippy in the winter in upstate New York. I only rented it so I couldn’t put in a wood stove but even with all the issues I still love old houses. Oh, and we did have indoor plumbing. Lol
It seems that Joanna’s passing brought her spirit the insight she lacked in life. This is both a cautionary tale, and message of hope. I found your telling to be fascinating and enthralling, which was beyond my expectation. You’ve most certainly earned a new subscriber today. Greetings, and much appreciation, from flood-ravaged Far North Coast NSW.
@@janettemccubbin8246 Yes, or " you never see a hearse pulling a Uhaul ". This life is like playing a video game with in game purchases. The minute you die, you're taken out of the game, and everything you bought while playing, stays behind. I think that's where ghosts come from ( maybe?); people who are so attached to the material 🌎 world, that when they realize they are dead ,instead of going to the light, they stay where their stuff is. Now, they are stuck in between; they can't go on to Heaven or the afterlife, and if they stay in the material world to be near their houses and stuff, most people can't see them. They can't really interact with people the same way anymore because they no longer have a body, and they can't use their things. So, someone new moves into their house, and they are still hanging around there, because they were too attached to leave. It seems to me that this is why there are two main kinds of NDEs ( excluding people who see hell, lol. Not that many people admit to that). You either leave your things, and go towards the light, which is where you see your loved ones waiting for you, or you refuse to accept that you are dead, and stay near your house and your body, trying to get people to see you or get their attention. They are usually the ones that say there was no afterlife, because they weren't willing to leave their body or house to go and see. Just my opinion. I've been reading books on this since the 70s, when Dr. Raymond Moody started writing books about people's experiences.
The next of kin should've gotten her money, you can't just say, oh, I have her milk for a month, so her money is ours, how much money was there, oh, but you served gin and cake, yeah, with aunties money. Rose should've gotten her belongings, laws are there for a reason,her last wishes weren't give the money and belongings to you, auntie probably wanted the church to get it. By the way, I love the delivery and voicing of the story, I close my eyes and your voice takes me to the actual town and era. Thank you so much for enjoyable conveyance if this story. 🙏
The next of kin was the wheelwrights wife so in effect she did inherit minus the money for the funeral and a donation to the church. I'm just annoyed that aunties death shroud wasn't made of the fine linen.
yes, I agree; but I think people do need to be told. Maybe today more than ever, because people steal from the living and as long as they aren't caught, they don't see anything wrong with it. It's just finders keepers. I always feel weird when I hear about cemeteries being moved, or people opening Graves, mounds or pyramids and just taking things for themselves, putting them in museums or selling them to collectors. It's still someone's grave; I couldn't do it. I think the guilt would give me nightmares.
@@wisdomoftheearlychristians2037 I agree. At what point do they decide it’s no longer a grave and it’s now a relic to be seen by all😞 Of course the history and the beauty is fascinating, but the lack of respect for the dead out ways it all for me. There are many other ways to learn/see/understand history, leave the dead to rest.
Sabine Baring Gould wrote some brilliant ghost stories. Zennor Parish, Cornwall is real and the church is amazing! Thank you for retelling this story so well :)
A lot of people here saying this is why you "shouldn't steal from the dead" but, personally, I don't think the couple stole anything. The wife definitely should have done Joanna the decency of burying her in her fine linen, since especially in those days, that was most likely what it was being saved for. Joanna had no one to care for her after her death and while alive wanted nothing to do with her only relative. I feel the couple did her a kindness and, once departed, the old woman's spirit gained insight about her life and wanted to right her last wrong.
Good point! Maybe if you don't cross over or while one is in Purgatory, or sentenced to hell, but I don't think you can take it with you to heaven !! :)
Zennor is a VERY long walk to and from St. Ives - especially during Victorian times when the roads were not so developed. I am English born an bred and have noticed such discrepancies at this when you tell spooky stories which supposedly happened in England,. Check out Henry Quick of Zennor - you probably will say he came from Glasgow!!! :)
It is a mere FIVE miles from St Ives to St Senara, the church which is in the center of Zennor Village. This story was based on a ghost story written by Reverend Sabine Baring Gould in early 1900s; not 'made up' by Weird World. Finding facts before accusations makes the world a nicer place.
Mrs H... Stonehenge is in Wiltshire... Anyway Ain't Joanna should of made a WILL and left her belongings to family after all she knew at the age of 90 yrs old that you couldn't take it with you...None of the dead people she knew in her life time took they belonging with them...!
I like so.e of these stories but I think I may have a heating problem. I cannot understand the lady telling the story. Just the first sentence I know I missed many of the words. I don't have this problem with other videos very often. :(
It's all fiction. It is a short story written be Sabine Baring-Gould In 1904. It is one of twenty or so short stories in his 'A Book of Ghosts'. It's a good story and I enjoyed it but that is all that it is.
Does any channel owner ever proof read and correct these Artificial Intelligence text generators and text vocaliser's. Don't channel owners care about accuracy and professionalism? Sorry, I just realized 95% of paranormal conspiracy theory culture channel owners don't give a shit about facts, accuracy and professionalism in their hunt for revenue from clickbait. There are a handful of channels like Beyond Creepy, Bigfoot Chronicles, and Weird World who seem to care about accuracy and seem to proofread before posting.
I'm unsubscribing. I miss the old narrator. You can barely hear the current speaker. And the stories are rather lacking lately and quite unbelievable. Sorry, but the channel has become boring.
"A small stone cottage thatched with heather"
Sounds heavenly...💕
When I visited Ireland I saw so many gorgeous white cottages with thatched roofs. I wanted one so badly!
But the thatch gets full of bugs 🤦🏼♀️😂
Horribly cold in winter unless retro-fitted with all modern amenities like central heating, double windows etc..
It’s very cute
@@chipcook5346 oh because it doesn’t have indoor plumbing? Lol. I lived in an old federal style 275 year old American house for 26 years. It didn’t have central heating except for the grate in the floor in the central hall fired by what had been a coal furnaces but was upgraded to natural gas. The dog and the cats spent most of their time on that grate when the fan went on until it got to hot to bear. Still a house with four bedrooms, living formal dining and cold as hell kitchen got pretty nippy in the winter in upstate New York. I only rented it so I couldn’t put in a wood stove but even with all the issues I still love old houses. Oh, and we did have indoor plumbing. Lol
It seems that Joanna’s passing brought her spirit the insight she lacked in life.
This is both a cautionary tale, and message of hope.
I found your telling to be fascinating and enthralling, which was beyond my expectation. You’ve most certainly earned a new subscriber today.
Greetings, and much appreciation, from flood-ravaged Far North Coast NSW.
My grandma always spoke of money and greedy people and said “you can’t take it with you”….Joanna apparently saw it differently lol
That is my saying you can’t take it with u so spent it on the people u love your family ps not that I have that much 🙏☘️🙏🙏
My granny used to say “there’s no pockets in shrouds”
@@janettemccubbin8246 Yes, or " you never see a hearse pulling a Uhaul ". This life is like playing a video game with in game purchases. The minute you die, you're taken out of the game, and everything you bought while playing, stays behind. I think that's where ghosts come from ( maybe?); people who are so attached to the material 🌎 world, that when they realize they are dead ,instead of going to the light, they stay where their stuff is. Now, they are stuck in between; they can't go on to Heaven or the afterlife, and if they stay in the material world to be near their houses and stuff, most people can't see them. They can't really interact with people the same way anymore because they no longer have a body, and they can't use their things. So, someone new moves into their house, and they are still hanging around there, because they were too attached to leave.
It seems to me that this is why there are two main kinds of NDEs ( excluding people who see hell, lol. Not that many people admit to that). You either leave your things, and go towards the light, which is where you see your loved ones waiting for you, or you refuse to accept that you are dead, and stay near your house and your body, trying to get people to see you or get their attention. They are usually the ones that say there was no afterlife, because they weren't willing to leave their body or house to go and see. Just my opinion. I've been reading books on this since the 70s, when Dr. Raymond Moody started writing books about people's experiences.
The next of kin should've gotten her money, you can't just say, oh, I have her milk for a month, so her money is ours, how much money was there, oh, but you served gin and cake, yeah, with aunties money. Rose should've gotten her belongings, laws are there for a reason,her last wishes weren't give the money and belongings to you, auntie probably wanted the church to get it. By the way, I love the delivery and voicing of the story, I close my eyes and your voice takes me to the actual town and era. Thank you so much for enjoyable conveyance if this story. 🙏
I agree John, the narration is wonderful on this channel. Australian accents are lovely.
The next of kin was the wheelwrights wife so in effect she did inherit minus the money for the funeral and a donation to the church. I'm just annoyed that aunties death shroud wasn't made of the fine linen.
I live not far from Zennor in Cornwall. It's sometimes associated with witches 🧙♀️
This was a good story!
I really enjoyed it.
Thank you for sharing.
Moral of the story: don’t steal from the dead! (Not that anyone should need a story to know this, basic respect if you ask me)
yes, I agree; but I think people do need to be told. Maybe today more than ever, because people steal from the living and as long as they aren't caught, they don't see anything wrong with it. It's just finders keepers.
I always feel weird when I hear about cemeteries being moved, or people opening Graves, mounds or pyramids and just taking things for themselves, putting them in museums or selling them to collectors. It's still someone's grave; I couldn't do it. I think the guilt would give me nightmares.
@@wisdomoftheearlychristians2037 I agree. At what point do they decide it’s no longer a grave and it’s now a relic to be seen by all😞 Of course the history and the beauty is fascinating, but the lack of respect for the dead out ways it all for me. There are many other ways to learn/see/understand history, leave the dead to rest.
If The old crabby lady was that greedy she should have written her wishes down on what she wanted her belongings to be giving to upon her demise..
Sabine Baring Gould wrote some brilliant ghost stories. Zennor Parish, Cornwall is real and the church is amazing! Thank you for retelling this story so well :)
Maybe just coincedence but my Sunday is now perfect thanks so much for yet another excellent story
This would’ve made a perfect Sunday story, though it’s already well into Monday for me.
Perhaps a time-traveller can assist?!?
Maybe you can borrow my time machine for weekends :-)
I love this type of history!!
A lot of people here saying this is why you "shouldn't steal from the dead" but, personally, I don't think the couple stole anything. The wife definitely should have done Joanna the decency of burying her in her fine linen, since especially in those days, that was most likely what it was being saved for. Joanna had no one to care for her after her death and while alive wanted nothing to do with her only relative. I feel the couple did her a kindness and, once departed, the old woman's spirit gained insight about her life and wanted to right her last wrong.
They were thieves and she was letting them know that she knew.
Another great story in which I undoubtedly believe. Thank You. Please keep them coming. Can't get enough.
Grow up
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It says in the descriptions it's a story so made up
…lovely story told by a pleasant voice…
These are The best Stories
Who’s says you can’t take it with you ? Aunt Johanna did
Good point! Maybe if you don't cross over or while one is in Purgatory, or sentenced to hell, but I don't think you can take it with you to heaven !! :)
Unfortunate name Hexed.
Don't mess with Aunt Joanna.
Excellent story with a moral ending
That was a good story,,,,my grandmother used to say “ There’s no pockets in Shrouds”…aunt Joanna knew this I’ll warrant! Lol
That was a great story.
Zennor is a VERY long walk to and from St. Ives - especially during Victorian times when the roads were not so developed. I am English born an bred and have noticed such discrepancies at this when you tell spooky stories which supposedly happened in England,. Check out Henry Quick of Zennor - you probably will say he came from Glasgow!!! :)
It is a mere FIVE miles from St Ives to St Senara, the church which is in the center of Zennor Village. This story was based on a ghost story written by Reverend Sabine Baring Gould in early 1900s; not 'made up' by Weird World. Finding facts before accusations makes the world a nicer place.
I LOVE that house!
Thank you.
Isn’t that the same cottage used in Agatha Raisin?
I quite enjoyed this one
Brilliant story
Excellent
Didn't ever think I'd see Popeyes grandma ,,👍🤣
£3.05 for a funeral wow! But that would have been a lot in those days 🤷🏼♀️
It was the Deluxe Funeral.
QUEEN
I'm first after the 1st guy
Mrs H... Stonehenge is in Wiltshire... Anyway Ain't Joanna should of made a WILL and left her belongings to family after all she knew at the age of 90 yrs old that you couldn't take it with you...None of the dead people she knew in her life time took they belonging with them...!
Aunt Joanna NOT aint 🙄 selective text 😡
Comments here killing me. Do you all not recognize fiction?
Yes, it was written by Sabine Baring-Gould in 1904
I heard that the Hawkins family had a wealthy grand child named Connie!
Third, after the first and second guy..
I'm the 1st after Bedwars Ghoul 😅
Good on old aunt Joanna!
"... And added to that, they're all furious Wesleyans." - E. F. Benson, "Father Brent's Tale"
Wow
#118 Thumbs up!! Lets go!! 😁
I'm confused. Where did the other coins go?
Into her nieces yard....
To her nieces yard
Im first after everyone else.
Sounds over the top.
Maybe Joanna had an Egyptian ancestor.
Greedy aunt Joanna
I like so.e of these stories but I think I may have a heating problem. I cannot understand the lady telling the story. Just the first sentence I know I missed many of the words. I don't have this problem with other videos very often. :(
This one put me to sleep. It was just so boring!
True,you came with nothing!You do not see U-Haul trucks behind Hearse going to Cemetery !!!
Er... Stonehenge is NOT in Cornwall! Stonehenge is in Wiltshire! Makes one wonder what else isn't true about this story.
She didn’t say that, she said the village has a mega monolith like Stonehenge.
The sentence isn’t delivered correctly, there should be a longer pause before she says “like Stonehenge”.
It's all fiction. It is a short story written be Sabine Baring-Gould In 1904. It is one of twenty or so short stories in his 'A Book of Ghosts'. It's a good story and I enjoyed it but that is all that it is.
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Hello Joe.. I'm late, I was at work.. I'm just getting off from work..😩
@@damarysdingui ok now you have a long drive home. 👍🏻🙄
@@joethebrowser2743.. And also I have to work all these days and I'll be off Wednesday and Thursday..😩
@@damarysdingui don't worry it will be here sooner than you think. 👍🏻
@@joethebrowser2743.. Yes, I know.. Thank you..😊👍💖
Oh, LOL !!
So, Aunt Joanna flung the goods to her niece????
Wesleyan Methodists don’t allow drinking, dancing card playing or fun.
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Thanks for the chilling story, Weird World..💖
Hi Damarys!
@@bettyjames4155.. Hello Ms. Betty..👋😺💖
Does any channel owner ever proof read and correct these Artificial Intelligence text generators and text vocaliser's. Don't channel owners care about accuracy and professionalism?
Sorry, I just realized 95% of paranormal conspiracy theory culture channel owners don't give a shit about facts, accuracy and professionalism in their hunt for revenue from clickbait.
There are a handful of channels like Beyond Creepy, Bigfoot Chronicles, and Weird World who seem to care about accuracy and seem to proofread before posting.
Stonehenge is In Wiltshire nowhere near Cornwall
It said "Stonehenge like"
Not Cromlicks, but Cromlechs.
I wish you would pronounce certain words properly and please oh please sort out the subtitles as it makes no sense!! Very confusing!! 😠
I'm unsubscribing. I miss the old narrator. You can barely hear the current speaker. And the stories are rather lacking lately and quite unbelievable. Sorry, but the channel has become boring.
I stopped listening after I heard who is narrating she does a decent job but not quite as good as the gentleman I'm protesting LOL