I used to live near our local ‘Old Cemetery’ my bedroom overlooked it. It never bothered me because my dad always said that my grandad used to say ‘ it’s not the ones inside the gate it’s the ones outside the gate’
My grandmother saw the ghost of a recently deceased cousin. She started to panic, then thought to herself I was never afraid of her while she was alive, why should I be afraid now?
Re: Robert Louis Stevenson - Louis is pronounced ‘Lewis’. He was a famous novelist. He wrote Treasure Island, Kidnapped and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and many more. I grew up in the sixties reading his stories and watching them turned into tv series and films. He was a gifted writer 👍🏻😊❤
Another great video Dan. I don't think I would mind living next to a historical cemetary that has lots of history. The dead are not the one's that scare me. Love from Georgia USA
@@joanhatten6569 I just seen a channel that a town near San Francisco that they moved a grave yard to build housing and several years later a home owner was having some work done on the house, they found a little coffin with a window in it, a little girl that was close to four years old or about four years old. A private charity group paid to have her placed in a cemetery and have a head stone. Now that would bother me a lot. To know she was laying under my home. I wouldn’t of ever wanted to lived in a place even if the bodies had been removed from a cemetery.
@Cheeto Luv That is terrible and sad at the same time. If there is a cemetary already there please don't build house's over their final resting place. That sounds like they just moved the headstone and didn't move the little angels body. So sad, that there makes me mad. That's the only reason about living next to one, you don't know if they moved the bodies. But I wouldn't mind if they did what they were suppose to. But other than that I would live next to one
@@deborahbrown236 How interesting! Morton means a town or village on a moor. So someone with the name Morton is from one of the many locations of Morton. I live very near a Morton myself 🙂
@@deborahbrown236 I am born and raised in England and have never been to Scotland. How daft is that?! My BIL is Scottish even and I've never been north of Northumberland. I'd *love* to go. It looks so beautiful. I hope you have a wonderful time 😊
Had a friend that lived in a renovated grave diggers cottage at the edge of a cemetery, she would say that she never had any issues with the ‘neighbours’. It was the most gorgeous place in the winter and spring ❤️
My sister and I actually grew up across from a cemetary, we used to ride our bikes and play there (respectfully) and it kind of sparked our mutual love of horror. I go to whatever graveyards and cemetarys I can. I made a 10 hour drive to visit one in Atlanta, GA, it was so worth it! My sister and I are going to visit some in Salem next year.
It's sad that some of those older stone markers are so weather-worn and withered that there's no writing that can me seen anymore. Everyone deserves to be remembered. Is it possible that the David Rizzio plot would have had a better more elaborate stone wall or in ground marker over the grave? Also, a historical question for the readers I wonder if David's family back in, Italy (during their lifetime) ever found out what happened to, David?
I think towns should do fund raising once a year and start to ribit little metal plaques in a clear spot on the head stone repeating what is on the head stones for historical significance.
I had a Dr buried in my garden his name was Caleb Crowther, he founded the Alms house that I lived in! I think David was the son of King George, he was a very poorly lad prone to fits. He was hidden away out of sight but in them days children were. He wasn't murdered, there is a film made about him.
Are you thinking of Prince John, son of King George V and Queen Mary, suffered severe epilepsy, died Sandringham (England) 1919? David Rizzio was an Italian courtier and secretary to Mary, Queen of Scots (as described in this video), murdered in Holyrood Palace in 1588, in the presence of the Queen, and supposedly finally buried here at the Canongate Kirk, although some maintain that the body remains somewhere in the Holyrood Abbey/Palace complex..
At least someone sees you everyday!!!!! That is why i do not want to be put in cemetery city!!! I am being cremated and given back to the earth , then everyone can feel me when the winds blows or water rises or flowers blooom!!!
Absolutely adored Edinburgh. Unfortunately my hubby's not so keen on cemetery's. So I'm very happy I found your channel. Got some binge watching this weekend....living next to graveyard would be fine but id prefer one as interesting as this one :) P.S. I think Sclater was his surname....
Didn't think I would find graves so interesting I been watching all your videos and found this channel a few days ago, and I guess I ❤ the history, thanks.
Do you have a cold? Not being able to breathe makes walking hills a pain. Re an apartment overlooking a graveyard. I am torn between loving the idea and feeling it is disrespectful to have homes so close. Death is a part of life but does having people that close disturb their rest?
Maria, their souls do not reside in the grave, they are not there. You share my maiden name of Fletcher, I only see it crop up very rarely on TH-cam 👍😎
Not as bad as the housing development on the site of the old Bristol Prison, Cumberland Rd. The developers retained the entrance gate, where a number of public hangings had taken place, in the past. I can't say I would have ever purchased a property in that building.
I've just watched this a week after its posting and I can't describe the shudder and chills I got when Dan approached creepy corner. I actually shouted at him NOT to go through into the place next to the tree! It was part of whatever energy was emanating from there. A week after the event the energy is still rampant and reaching through the screen. Weird, eh?
Born and raised a Australian me mum Blacker family and other family lines was tellin me that her family was from England and scots and Irish and her family was part of the convicts that came to Australia around 17 or 1800s, love lookin at old grave yards
Edinburgh's such a stunning place generally and there's always something to look at. It's years since I was last there though. I used to go for work with my old job as an auditor, as the Edinburgh office was one of the ones in our remit and it was on of those trips I first went on the Old Edinburgh and Greyfriars Kirkyard ghost walks one night. I've not been round this one, though. You ought to pop down to Sheffield if you can and come and do a tour of the General Cemetery, where there's some of Sheffield's great and good (and probably not-so-good) buried and some of the stones and monuments are beautiful! One of the chapels there (it has two) now hosts events every few months.
I would probably set up a night vision camera for TH-cam and see what is going on there at night. Any activity mortal or spiritual in a grave yard is bound to draw an audience. Could catch vagrants, or maybe a Christmas gala of another realm
How do you set a night vision camera on TH-cam and see what's going on in a grave yard I would like to do that to see gran and grandad or there son William who passed away as a baby
@@agnesritchie1234 ummm the same as any other uploaded video. You buy a night vision video camera and upload the video to TH-cam 🤷♀️ You can do live video from any video camera.
Like you Dead Good Walks, living next to a graveyard would not bother me at all. They are always quite peaceful places and somehow comforting? I know, many people will think I am strange!
I used to live a cross the street from a very haunted cemetery I had no choice but move to another town there where to many dark shadows lurking inside the cemetery very scary
Yes I have lived by a cemetery AND a funeral parlor! I live in 🇺🇸 and in some faiths we use sage to ward off spirits from entering our homes (It was VERY PEACEFUL)
Nice sunshine but it looks cold and wet. If it were foggy, this place would be incredibly creepy. This murder happened many generations ago, time to move on....
That's what I'd like to know too! Is a Mausoluem a monument to a person only or are their remains/ashes buried there too? I did pose this question to Dan but haven't heard back.🇦🇺
@@mirandarosman3721 I think in most cases the person or their ashes are buried beneath. In my area and many others, waterlogging and flooding used to regularly un-bury the dead-next-door and bones would be dislodged, so to speak. Proliferation of tiny homes for the many poor workers of times gone by received most of them and the slurry too.
@daisyleigh5806 thankyou for your reply. That explains it! Thankyou. It's so sad though that waterlogging, etc over time has dislodged the poor souls. Feel sad for them to end up like that. Cheers🇦🇺
Hi I'm new to your channel! I found your channel a couple days ago as I'm very interested in the royal family as well as grave spotting! I have been to Mary Shelley grave, Rhoald Dhals grave and in a few weeks hoping to go to C.s Lewis & dick king smiths graves!
It is highly unlikely that Rizzio is buried here, he was a Catholic and his burial in consecrated Presbyterian ground would be unacceptable. It seems likely that he was buried somewhere in the grounds of the Palace or in the old Royal Vaults of the Stuarts
Please can I ask why do some of them look like they have been burnt. I don't know what was going to be done with the ones with the railings around , but you only own a plot for 100 years .
They look burnt because of the pollution in the air discolours the stone after so many years. They have railing around them to protect the grave, because back in the day it was notorious for body snatchers who sold cadavers for anatomical research.
Years ago there was a lot of cole fires and smoke from the factories that hung in the air which affects the stone, particularly when it rains and sticks to the stone. 10 Downing street used to originally be yellow brick but due to the smog and smoke the bricks became covered in soot, when they went to clean it in more modern times they had forgotten it was originally yellow brick and decided to keep it black. I'm full of useless info lol x
What are all those pillared Temple like buildings halfway down that hill with the tower on it? And is this just a Scott thing where these mausoleums don't have any roof on them?
I used to live near our local ‘Old Cemetery’ my bedroom overlooked it. It never bothered me because my dad always said that my grandad used to say ‘ it’s not the ones inside the gate it’s the ones outside the gate’
Thanks for sharing that saying from your granddad. I really like that.😊
My grandmother saw the ghost of a recently deceased cousin. She started to panic, then thought to herself I was never afraid of her while she was alive, why should I be afraid now?
My very own grandad used to say “Clare, it’s not the dead you need to be afraid of, they won’t hurt ya” bless his heart. 🌹
Re: Robert Louis Stevenson - Louis is pronounced ‘Lewis’. He was a famous novelist. He wrote Treasure Island, Kidnapped and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and many more. I grew up in the sixties reading his stories and watching them turned into tv series and films. He was a gifted writer 👍🏻😊❤
Love jekyll and hyde!
Can't believe I was in the presence of such greatness and didn't know....ooops. One for next time
@@Nstar365 Yes but those are generally French speaking countries - not Scotland!
@@Nstar365 relax yourself and read up on the subject in question before you try to correct someone again 🙄😂😂😂😂😂
The dead are never far away from the living.
Very true
Another great video Dan. I don't think I would mind living next to a historical cemetary that has lots of history. The dead are not the one's that scare me. Love from Georgia USA
The dead dont hurt you the living do, and they are very peaceful, so next to one is fine as long as not on top of one, lol
@SarBear Totally agree with you. As long as it's next door to one. Definitely not on top of one, to me that's disrespectful to the dead.
@@joanhatten6569 I just seen a channel that a town near San Francisco that they moved a grave yard to build housing and several years later a home owner was having some work done on the house, they found a little coffin with a window in it, a little girl that was close to four years old or about four years old. A private charity group paid to have her placed in a cemetery and have a head stone. Now that would bother me a lot. To know she was laying under my home. I wouldn’t of ever wanted to lived in a place even if the bodies had been removed from a cemetery.
@Cheeto Luv That is terrible and sad at the same time. If there is a cemetary already there please don't build house's over their final resting place. That sounds like they just moved the headstone and didn't move the little angels body. So sad, that there makes me mad. That's the only reason about living next to one, you don't know if they moved the bodies. But I wouldn't mind if they did what they were suppose to. But other than that I would live next to one
Lucky residents with windows overlooking the graveyard probably see some strange things there at night!
My family originated from Scotland in the early 1700s our name was Morton because we apparently were grave diggers. Absolutely love your walks.
@@deborahbrown236 How interesting! Morton means a town or village on a moor. So someone with the name Morton is from one of the many locations of Morton. I live very near a Morton myself 🙂
When the family moved south from Philadelphia they created a town, Morton, Mississippi. We are planning a visit to Scotland. I am so excited.
@@deborahbrown236 I am born and raised in England and have never been to Scotland. How daft is that?! My BIL is Scottish even and I've never been north of Northumberland. I'd *love* to go. It looks so beautiful. I hope you have a wonderful time 😊
Had a friend that lived in a renovated grave diggers cottage at the edge of a cemetery, she would say that she never had any issues with the ‘neighbours’. It was the most gorgeous place in the winter and spring ❤️
This is absolutely fascinating... We don't have places like this in Tulsa OK... 🍃💙💀💙🍃
No but there is a super unique cemetery in Norman
My sister and I actually grew up across from a cemetary, we used to ride our bikes and play there (respectfully) and it kind of sparked our mutual love of horror. I go to whatever graveyards and cemetarys I can. I made a 10 hour drive to visit one in Atlanta, GA, it was so worth it! My sister and I are going to visit some in Salem next year.
We had a great big old cemetery right smack in front of our house. Loved having it as my view. Miss that place a lot
It's sad that some of those older stone markers are so weather-worn and withered that there's no writing that can me seen anymore. Everyone deserves to be remembered. Is it possible that the David Rizzio plot would have had a better more elaborate stone wall or in ground marker over the grave?
Also, a historical question for the readers I wonder if David's family back in, Italy (during their lifetime) ever found out what happened to, David?
I think towns should do fund raising once a year and start to ribit little metal plaques in a clear spot on the head stone repeating what is on the head stones for historical significance.
The stones disintegration is part of the death process, everything breaks down and returns to the Earth to start a new cycle.
Looks really chilly, Dan, I hope you didn’t get too cold on the walk. Thanks for taking us along with you. Wishing you the best, 🇨🇦
Thank you Grace. Yeah pretty exhausting day in the cold but gotta put the work in :)
@@deadgoodwalks You’re doing awesome!
I'd love it!!!!😁🇦🇺
There’s so much going on with this one!
It was a good one wasn't it. I really didn't expect much but like you say, lots going on
I had a Dr buried in my garden his name was Caleb Crowther, he founded the Alms house that I lived in! I think David was the son of King George, he was a very poorly lad prone to fits. He was hidden away out of sight but in them days children were. He wasn't murdered, there is a film made about him.
You had who buried where??? 😱
Are you thinking of Prince John, son of King George V and Queen Mary, suffered severe epilepsy, died Sandringham (England) 1919? David Rizzio was an Italian courtier and secretary to Mary, Queen of Scots (as described in this video), murdered in Holyrood Palace in 1588, in the presence of the Queen, and supposedly finally buried here at the Canongate Kirk, although some maintain that the body remains somewhere in the Holyrood Abbey/Palace complex..
I need to know more! Can I come visit lol
@@vowxhing Had as in past tense.
@@brianrowlands9751 Yes you are right!
Loved my first live!!! 🎉🎉Great walk as always. See you on the next one 😊
At least someone sees you everyday!!!!! That is why i do not want to be put in cemetery city!!! I am being cremated and given back to the earth , then everyone can feel me when the winds blows or water rises or flowers blooom!!!
This was so interesting. Thank you so much for showing us around.
Very nice video thank you for another awesome one
An ancient briefcase from Deal or No Deal haha.
I do come out with some rubbish lol
Lovely walk. Thank you❣
I wouldn’t mind having a view of a historical cemetery/graveyard.
A sclater is/was a roofer or tiler (fitting slates)
Thanks for the info, I did wonder. My guess was something to do with the fish trade so its good to finally know
Absolutely adored Edinburgh. Unfortunately my hubby's not so keen on cemetery's. So I'm very happy I found your channel. Got some binge watching this weekend....living next to graveyard would be fine but id prefer one as interesting as this one :)
P.S. I think Sclater was his surname....
The little sign talking about R. L. Stevenson and Robert Burns-- is that *the* Robert/Robbie Burns? As in, "The best laid plans of mice and men..."? 🤔
Thank you Dan for another great video. Thanks again for sharing some more beautiful statues.
A cemetery or graveyard right next door would be a solid selling point for me
Watched a programme on the tv some years ago, where a couple bought a church in the middle of a graveyard and converted it into a home.
Lucky people living right by it!!
A graveyard for a neighbor means no loud parties. Wouldn’t bother me.
Wonderful. Thanks again. It’s interesting to me that most pathways where you go are gravel. Is that so the inmates can hear you coming?!😂
Mesmerising, love your channel.
Thanks! I love grave sights. But since my Stroke, I can no longer visit them myself. So I truly appreciate you.
I'm sorry to hear that but glad I can show you round these places :) Thank you for the $2 x
I knew you'd buy that flat with mausoleum view lol 🤣🤣🤣 Janet Cox's husband epitaph to her sounded like a confession! ☠
I'm keeping my eye on real estate listings in the area lol
I felt that too! Huge energy coming from that burial.
Beautiful 😻 old cemetery and different structures. Great video friend.
Didn't think I would find graves so interesting I been watching all your videos and found this channel a few days ago, and I guess I ❤ the history, thanks.
Bedankt
Bedankt Martha! Glad you enjoyed another episode
Wow what beautiful cemetery England is so much a beautiful historic country I want to visit it
Hey Dan, nice video 👍👍 you got someone pretending to be you, something about financial stuff, it was left on one of my older comments
Do you have a cold? Not being able to breathe makes walking hills a pain.
Re an apartment overlooking a graveyard. I am torn between loving the idea and feeling it is disrespectful to have homes so close. Death is a part of life but does having people that close disturb their rest?
They are dead they do not care, they cannot do or feel anything anymore.
Yep, the downside of being out all day in graveyards.
Download the video of “Dance in the Graveyard.” Maybe the dead would enjoy this interaction with the living.
@@madgevanness4011 Thank you, thank you for that. I have no words.
Ensuite Mausoleum! LMAO! You are not only informative, respectful, funny as hell. You have a very sexy voice as well.
Thank you I always enjoy watching your videos when I get the time. 🙂
Grew up by a cemetery , inspired me to become a monument builder .
The neighbours would be super-quiet!💀💐🤣
It's a real shame when cematary's get run down like this. It breaks my heart. My there Souls rest in eternal peace amen🙏🙏🇬🇧👍 an old cockney gal
Maria, their souls do not reside in the grave, they are not there. You share my maiden name of Fletcher, I only see it crop up very rarely on TH-cam 👍😎
The cemetery was in very good repair, the grave stones are hundreds of years old so you would not expect them to look pristine.
Not as bad as the housing development on the site of the old Bristol Prison, Cumberland Rd. The developers retained the entrance gate, where a number of public hangings had taken place, in the past. I can't say I would have ever purchased a property in that building.
A Sclater is a person who lays slate-a roofer.
Can you say why you felt you did not want to go see that one grave??? What was it that you felt??? Just wondering!!!!
I've just watched this a week after its posting and I can't describe the shudder and chills I got when Dan approached creepy corner. I actually shouted at him NOT to go through into the place next to the tree! It was part of whatever energy was emanating from there. A week after the event the energy is still rampant and reaching through the screen. Weird, eh?
@@DaisyThoughts are you and empath of sorts, just curious. Always wanted to meet one.
@@pjaybasmaignee I am. Not a psychic. A sort of empath.
You Should do Westminster Abbey
Born and raised a Australian me mum Blacker family and other family lines was tellin me that her family was from England and scots and Irish and her family was part of the convicts that came to Australia around 17 or 1800s, love lookin at old grave yards
I hear what sounds like yelling and hear music for a few seconds plane as day.
Edinburgh's such a stunning place generally and there's always something to look at. It's years since I was last there though. I used to go for work with my old job as an auditor, as the Edinburgh office was one of the ones in our remit and it was on of those trips I first went on the Old Edinburgh and Greyfriars Kirkyard ghost walks one night. I've not been round this one, though. You ought to pop down to Sheffield if you can and come and do a tour of the General Cemetery, where there's some of Sheffield's great and good (and probably not-so-good) buried and some of the stones and monuments are beautiful! One of the chapels there (it has two) now hosts events every few months.
He's not the only one
By far,!
A "slater" is a roofer that lays slate slab roofs.
I have a view of an old family graveyard from my back yard. It was actually a plus for me. It keeps the neighborhood from getting commercialized.
FFS I have missed every single premier I clicked to notify tonight because I was busy having a good long shower grrrr
They are very quiet neighbors lol. Send that Robbin home lol the Robbin is Michigan’s State bird.🇺🇸
Sorry but Mike and Zara Tyndall wed in 2011 - close but no cigar! 😄
I would probably set up a night vision camera for TH-cam and see what is going on there at night.
Any activity mortal or spiritual in a grave yard is bound to draw an audience.
Could catch vagrants, or maybe a Christmas gala of another realm
How do you set a night vision camera on TH-cam and see what's going on in a grave yard I would like to do that to see gran and grandad or there son William who passed away as a baby
I meant to say to see if they do anything at night
There are some right ghouls and straight out nutters on this channel.🤪😱
I thought that too, it would be awesome
@@agnesritchie1234 ummm the same as any other uploaded video.
You buy a night vision video camera and upload the video to TH-cam 🤷♀️
You can do live video from any video camera.
Like you Dead Good Walks, living next to a graveyard would not bother me at all. They are always quite peaceful places and somehow comforting? I know, many people will think I am strange!
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I used to live a cross the street from a very haunted cemetery I had no choice but move to another town there where to many dark shadows lurking inside the cemetery very scary
Yes I have lived by a cemetery AND a funeral parlor! I live in 🇺🇸 and in some faiths we use sage to ward off spirits from entering our homes (It was VERY PEACEFUL)
Hello
Nice sunshine but it looks cold and wet. If it were foggy, this place would be incredibly creepy.
This murder happened many generations ago, time to move on....
I hear screaming .and music .😮very interesting.
Guess we're all gonna find out. Sit back and enjoy all. I know I will.
I guess all the caged metal work was stripped off of these burial rooms during the World War(s). Seems unusual to erect walls for no reason.
I can’t believe some of the house windows are right on the cemetery boundary. That would spook me out. 🫣
Where did the earthly remains go that were in all those empty mausoleums.
That's what I'd like to know too! Is a Mausoluem a monument to a person only or are their remains/ashes buried there too? I did pose this question to Dan but haven't heard back.🇦🇺
@@mirandarosman3721 I think in most cases the person or their ashes are buried beneath. In my area and many others, waterlogging and flooding used to regularly un-bury the dead-next-door and bones would be dislodged, so to speak. Proliferation of tiny homes for the many poor workers of times gone by received most of them and the slurry too.
@daisyleigh5806 thankyou for your reply. That explains it! Thankyou. It's so sad though that waterlogging, etc over time has dislodged the poor souls. Feel sad for them to end up like that. Cheers🇦🇺
Buried in the ground of the enclosure?
Adam Smith is on the £20 note
Why do so many look dark as if they are burned?😢
Adam Smith is a famous economist known to students studying economics. He is considered the father of modern economics & modern capitalism.
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Hi I'm new to your channel! I found your channel a couple days ago as I'm very interested in the royal family as well as grave spotting! I have been to Mary Shelley grave, Rhoald Dhals grave and in a few weeks hoping to go to C.s Lewis & dick king smiths graves!
So what happened with the Grave of David??
yes that would be awesome
Lovely place
Anyway who the hell was David? Was he a relative of our now royal family or waaaaay in the past?
David Rizzio, Mary queen of scots lover, killed by order of the King consort
The cousin of William. No Charles. He died in a plane crash?
That was Prince William of Gloucester.
I would be fine with living next to a graveyard. Some of the headstones are beautiful. 🙂
No way would I live next to a grave yard ,halloween would be cool there .
beautiful place
You can use a endoscope with light to look inside the mausoleums and crypts i think it is interesting to to see what happens after death
Spooky grave yard
It's still very ❄ in the 🇬🇧. And you have a cold?
The old mum in me is beginning to worry about that lingering cold
Yep, this video was cemetery number 5 of the day so I'd been out in the cold for a while.
Thanks vow x
Have you done Glasgow yet
Just the necropolis but I've got a few more places to visit when I'm back up that way
It is highly unlikely that Rizzio is buried here, he was a Catholic and his burial in consecrated Presbyterian ground would be unacceptable. It seems likely that he was buried somewhere in the grounds of the Palace or in the old Royal Vaults of the Stuarts
Was the church originally Roman? Or would it be an insult to bury him in “unconsecrated” ground.
I’m going to be a tree.
missed premier due to a near fall out with a friend over a misshap
Zara and Mike, 2011
Please can I ask why do some of them look like they have been burnt. I don't know what was going to be done with the ones with the railings around , but you only own a plot for 100 years .
They look burnt because of the pollution in the air discolours the stone after so many years. They have railing around them to protect the grave, because back in the day it was notorious for body snatchers who sold cadavers for anatomical research.
Years ago there was a lot of cole fires and smoke from the factories that hung in the air which affects the stone, particularly when it rains and sticks to the stone. 10 Downing street used to originally be yellow brick but due to the smog and smoke the bricks became covered in soot, when they went to clean it in more modern times they had forgotten it was originally yellow brick and decided to keep it black. I'm full of useless info lol x
What Rachel said
What are all those pillared Temple like buildings halfway down that hill with the tower on it? And is this just a Scott thing where these mausoleums don't have any roof on them?
The Old Royal High School. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Royal_High_School
The Old Calton Burial Ground and this place are well known as "meeting places" for hanky panky. Just saying
Ok I need to know how you know this? Lol
@@kasie680 I speak as I find😃
Who is David?
Do you know who Robert Louis Stephenson is?I doubt it.
I do now. I'm learning too
David? Queen Elizabeth's Uncle David (Edward VIII)?
David Rizzio, he was Italian and a go between of Mary Queen of Scots and the Pope and an enemy of Queen Elizabeth 1 in the 16th century
Queen Elizabeth II's uncle(the Duke of Windor) is buried in the royal burial ground at Frogmore at Windsor.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Smith