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I'm from Birmingham Alabama and there's I think it's a civil war cemetery in Leeds Alabama back behind the lake purdy property and yes that's the way it is spelled purdy they keep it behind heavy metal gate and lock.
David Kaigler:Coming here in 1837 from South Carolina, where he represented the Lexington District in the legislature, he bought 1,827 acres of land from Sampson Gibson in the 11th District and there built his home where he lived the remainder of his life. Born in 1788, Major Kaigler served in the War of 1812 as a corporal in Captain Robert Cannon’s Company of Infantry. He was married to Miss Barbara Craps and to the union were born 12 children. Five of the sons served in the War Between the States. He developed a vast portion of the land in the 11th District and at one time paid taxes on 3,000 acres. He was a very liberal contributor to the needy and served his county in many different capacities. His original home was burned.
Another exciting trip into the Georgia jungle. You and the Mrs. are real troopers for braving poison ivy, briers, and Fire ants. Keep up the great work.
Missus, I'm always glad to see you've tagged along! And thanx for peeking into the hollow tree! Near me, one of the California Missions has a small marked cemetery adjacent, & when I took my two Grandsons for a tour about 10 years ago, the youngest was peeking into one live tree with a hollow just like the one you showed. He called me over to show a headstone that was inside. The tree had grown around it!
Unbelievable! To find a gravesite in the mist of the woods with the most beautiful ornate fencing I’ve ever seen. Sure hope “ the Robert” can find some history about those that are buried there. Have to admit poor other Robert sure works hard to find these great cemeteries. Robert I hope you’ll help him out on his new contract come July. He deserves a lot more recognition. Thanks so much “the other Robert”. Your very much appreciated. ♥️♥️😊👍👍🌟🌟🌟
Bless this man for clearing some stuff out. As a fellow cemetery chaser, I always joke that I feel like I need a machete for some of my wild goose chases. Finding these graves is not for the faint of heart.
J.M. Kaigler has a CSA pension Application on line in the GA Archives. He says he enlsited in 1863 and served with Company B of the 2nd GA State Troops. He was at home on wounded furlough when the war ended. He was wounded in battle near Kennesaw Mtn. Georgia. He was discharged from duty in Macon, GA on April 26, 1865.
The war of 1812 - Excellent find! Really hidden, another shame, but it isn't lost any longer. The recent was a surprise! Great stuff. The contract is back and up for negotiations soon. 🤣 Grandpa and the contract are two things that never get old!! Love it. 👍❣❣👍
When watching part 1 and heard the comment about falling into an old well. I opened my mouth and my Mother's voice came out "Robert don't you be wanderin out in the woods alone! You need someone to call for help when you do something silly". Glad to see you were not alone.
God bless you other Robert. for taking up the battle for finding these old cemeteries and bring into light those that have been forgotten You literally go to a battle with the forest to rescue them cemeteries and the forgotten . God bless 🛐♾️✝️🙏❤️
Great job Mr.& Mrs. Other Robert. You found it. Go rest now with a cold beverage and a hot meal. Dream about those new clauses to your contract. Take care, Joyce ❤️🙏🇺🇸
OMD! You two are so funny. What a wonderful find. So glad you are cutting the growth around these graves. Would a small sheathed machete you can hang off your belt be easier? Love you two, and young Robert, make sure this man gets a great contract with everything he wants. Everything!
That was amazing, Robert Sr. You must have some strong bug spray to keep all the critters off that are out in those thick, tangled woods of Georgia! That fence was amazing!! Good one! 😊
Awesome Mr.and Mrs. Other Robert. You need to add in your contract a daily food allowance for steak sammiches with large fries and a large belly washer drink of choice for the quality videos you've been doing lately. 🏆
These Kaigler and Craps people are my relatives. In my tree! Amazing for me to discover this while watching Sidestep Adventures! I have accompanied history, newspaper articles and a pic of David Kaigler. I wouldn't know how to attach them to this site. David Kaigler fought in the War of 1812. Kaigler purchased around 1000 acres from an earlier settler and tax records show he eventually had 3000 acres.
Very interesting find. Been researching my family. They came from SC in the 1830 into NW GA and they won land in the land lottery! Love learning about the past. My family is still in GA almost 200 yrs later.
This was interesting....and yes...I bet there are more graves out there too. That family had enough money for the large marker...and the iron fence......where as others most likely did not.
Very good other robert and friend doing another great video adventure at least you found the obelisk the fence was in good condition for it's age well done 👏 ✔ 👍 Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
I was talking to you, Robert, through my computer, saying, yeah, you're gonna walk right into an open well, or a rattlesnake. I added you really don't need to be in there by yourself....then I heard the sweet voice of your fellow explorer and breathed a sigh of relief. Enjoyed this, keep exploring!
You really inspired me to go look for some of my ancestors graves, however I’m in Texas and I didn’t realize how many cemeteries were on private property. It makes it somewhat difficult, but I’m determined. Thank you!
I totally agree, would love to find hidden graves, out where my Husband's Great Grandparents house and then his Great parents lived,across the road in the country there's a small cemetery behind their house.. would love to check out sometime..
Lord I wish I was with you. Love these trips. I’ve been in the same situation as you many times but in NC. Found a foot stone of a man’s great great great grandfather in middle of a logging road. They were using it to drive over! Great work! 👏
At the end of my time on this precious Earth lay me down beneath the swaying trees of my youth where I and my friends made worlds of our own and my children, the same and their children too. Let me sleep among the ancient roots and the loving memories as time plays out in its own way and when all the kith and all the kin have moved away to the far corners let me be forgotten as all men are save to God and the ancient, swaying trees.
I have often wondered if the nature of the weeds and woods are different today than they were back then. Have many of the weeds we see today been carried in from other places. Were the woods as scrubby as they are today.
Your videos came up in my feed a few days ago. Thank you for taking the time to go hunting for old cemeteries. In case you're interested and you haven't had time to look up the Kaigler family, I did some research. The Kaigler family was distinguished in the area and I found the following: There is a photo of the headstone with the fencing from 2014 that is posted on Anna Barbara Craps Kaigler's memorial at Find A Grave, memorial no. 18264020. It was neat and clear of brush and missing the fallen tree so it looks like from 2014 to present no one has been taking care of the family cemetery. It also appears from records that none of David's sons died during the Civil War, except for maybe one, David Saylor Kaigler, who lived in Sabine, Texas, and died there in 1864. However, no records were located showing he served during the Civil War. There was another son who died in 1856. William B. Christie (1841-1894) was Anna Elizabeth Barbra (Kaigler) Christie's second husband. William B. was the nephew of her first husband, Benjamin G. Christie, who died in 1862. Benjamin is buried in the Kaigler family cemetery and William B. and Anna Elizabeth are buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery in Terrell County, Georgia. Most of the other members of the family are buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery; Texas, and South Carolina.
Robert, God bless you for your videos. I truely appreicate al;l the hard work you do in finding these old places in your neck of the woods..Robert, YOu stated in part of your video that there are not as many trees as there should be, and i'm thinking maybe cause thney were cut donw at some point and new growth took over?? But awesome that you and the other Robert can just look at certain trees and know aobut where old forgotten cemeteries are. amazing to me. Great that your wife, is willing to go with you to help document it all. I agree you need to redo your contract Robert, and Make it better on you. Have to remember you are a older than the other robert, and you should NOT be paying for his gas. You deserve a bit more respect than what you get. just saying. The other robert can sometimes be a bit of a stinker. But gotta love you both! Gentle Hugs and God bless.
That's an awesome find. I can't believe it's hidden in the woods like that, and not even maintained. On an old farm in Salem County, NJ, which was made into a state park, I found the grave of the guy who built the farm. He was born in 1694 and died in 1759. There's a brick wall around the grave, with no gate. That was built in 1808 by his great grandson. All that information is on a gravestone that's embedded in the wall.
I know I have asked previously but how is it that these souls are so forgotten they are buried under leaves and trees? Why is it these cemeteries are not preserved for other generations. Their stories must be so interesting and their memories deserve to be respected and remembered no matter how old. These people literally fought for what they had and people just drive by not knowing there are lost souls there. This is more than heartbreaking. Thank you for bringing their lives to our attention. I hope they know how much you care for them from heaven.❤
First of all I must say Thank you for the effort you make to show us these graves. It is much appreciated.❤. I haven’t seen a whicker cross for many years either.
WOW!!! No one has been through those trees in a very long time. I really dislike those scrub trees. They grow like weeds and are good for nothing. Florida is inundated with them. Beautiful metal fence around that monument.
I just love seeing all these amazing places. Really enjoy both of the Roberts. You have taught me a lot through your videos. Thank you!! I do have one small request for other Robert. Would it be possible to no chew gum while recording? It makes it hard to understand you at times and i know i miss some information you have shared that is important!
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One of the most beautiful fences and also a huge monument… just out in the woods…
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I'm from Birmingham Alabama and there's I think it's a civil war cemetery in Leeds Alabama back behind the lake purdy property and yes that's the way it is spelled purdy they keep it behind heavy metal gate and lock.
Make sure you let the folks at Find a Grave know the whereabouts of the graves for others.
Other Robert deserves a raise lol
Raise , most definitely !
10-4
@@m2003h ok , 10-4
Being a bus driver for many yrs !
Of the past !
Or 10-20
Definitely a raise is in order!!!
David Kaigler:Coming here in 1837 from South Carolina, where he represented the Lexington District in the legislature, he bought 1,827 acres of land from Sampson Gibson in the 11th District and there built his home where he lived the remainder of his life. Born in 1788, Major Kaigler served in the War of 1812 as a corporal in Captain Robert Cannon’s Company of Infantry. He was married to Miss Barbara Craps and to the union were born 12 children. Five of the sons served in the War Between the States. He developed a vast portion of the land in the 11th District and at one time paid taxes on 3,000 acres. He was a very liberal contributor to the needy and served his county in many different capacities. His original home was burned.
Thank You
Another exciting trip into the Georgia jungle. You and the Mrs. are real troopers for braving poison ivy, briers, and Fire ants. Keep up the great work.
Missus, I'm always glad to see you've tagged along! And thanx for peeking into the hollow tree! Near me, one of the California Missions has a small marked cemetery adjacent, & when I took my two Grandsons for a tour about 10 years ago, the youngest was peeking into one live tree with a hollow just like the one you showed. He called me over to show a headstone that was inside. The tree had grown around it!
Other Robert you're amazing at finding hidden graves! Thank you for traipsing through the woods and your hard work I appreciate it😊
Unbelievable! To find a gravesite in the mist of the woods with the most beautiful ornate fencing I’ve ever seen. Sure hope “ the Robert” can find some history about those that are buried there.
Have to admit poor other Robert sure works hard to find these great cemeteries. Robert I hope you’ll help him out on his new contract come July. He deserves a lot more recognition.
Thanks so much “the other Robert”. Your very much appreciated. ♥️♥️😊👍👍🌟🌟🌟
According to Find A Grave, some of their other children are buried in Georgia, South Carolina, and Texas.
Thank you for everything you do!!
Thank you Other Robert and Mrs for finding this cemetery! A lot of hard work in to this!
Bless this man for clearing some stuff out. As a fellow cemetery chaser, I always joke that I feel like I need a machete for some of my wild goose chases. Finding these graves is not for the faint of heart.
J.M. Kaigler has a CSA pension Application on line in the GA Archives. He says he enlsited in 1863 and served with Company B of the 2nd GA State Troops. He was at home on wounded furlough when the war ended. He was wounded in battle near Kennesaw Mtn. Georgia. He was discharged from duty in Macon, GA on April 26, 1865.
You must have some kind of special power of finding, Other Robert! What an amazing thing to find.
You two sound like an old married couple. 😂 I'm enjoying both of you.
Absolutely amazing! You have my utmost respect sir!
The war of 1812 - Excellent find! Really hidden, another shame, but it isn't lost any longer. The recent was a surprise! Great stuff. The contract is back and up for negotiations soon. 🤣 Grandpa and the contract are two things that never get old!! Love it. 👍❣❣👍
There are 4 graves listed at this family cemetery last time anyone was here was in 2014 from photos. Would be nice to know if there are more.
Getting poison ivy or snake bite isn’t part of your contract but your brave enough to do what grandpa said.👍
That’s right -
When watching part 1 and heard the comment about falling into an old well. I opened my mouth and my Mother's voice came out "Robert don't you be wanderin out in the woods alone! You need someone to call for help when you do something silly". Glad to see you were not alone.
God bless you other Robert. for taking up the battle for finding these old cemeteries and bring into light those that have been forgotten You literally go to a battle with the forest to rescue them cemeteries and the forgotten . God bless 🛐♾️✝️🙏❤️
Great job Mr.& Mrs. Other Robert. You found it. Go rest now with a cold beverage and a hot meal. Dream about those new clauses to your contract. Take care, Joyce ❤️🙏🇺🇸
You two are amazing. Good work and well done.
Mrs Other Robert deserves a producer credit AND some screen time.
I don’t think she wants screen time 😉
OMD! You two are so funny. What a wonderful find. So glad you are cutting the growth around these graves. Would a small sheathed machete you can hang off your belt be easier? Love you two, and young Robert, make sure this man gets a great contract with everything he wants. Everything!
That was amazing, Robert Sr. You must have some strong bug spray to keep all the critters off that are out in those thick, tangled woods of Georgia! That fence was amazing!! Good one! 😊
You never give up, Other Robert!!! Way to go!
Boy oh boy bet that was a beautiful place in it's day. Please go back and film the barn and stuff thank you for sharing
Wow, what an amazing find. Thank you for sharing .Take care.
Awesome Mr.and Mrs. Other Robert. You need to add in your contract a daily food allowance for steak sammiches with large fries and a large belly washer drink of choice for the quality videos you've been doing lately. 🏆
Incredible amazing gravesite.
Really great walks, it moves !
Greetings, Tom, Belgium.
These Kaigler and Craps people are my relatives. In my tree! Amazing for me to discover this while watching Sidestep Adventures! I have accompanied history, newspaper articles and a pic of David Kaigler. I wouldn't know how to attach them to this site. David Kaigler fought in the War of 1812. Kaigler purchased around 1000 acres from an earlier settler and tax records show he eventually had 3000 acres.
Great job other Robert! Love the fence.
Good luck with the new contract Robert! 😄
Awesome!!! My Ramsey and Davis family were in Terrell County before they came to Anderson County, Texas..
Other Robert loved this episode😊. Robert w step up and give this deserving man a raise and a better contract.
I’ll think about it 😅
Roberts to busy farming bless him 😂
Good to see you other robert
Watching from Lexington SC. The name Kaigler is very common. Another great video!
Hi O Robert! about your contract,my grand pa always said:"don't put your fingers between the tree and the bark😇
Very interesting find. Been researching my family. They came from SC in the 1830 into NW GA and they won land in the land lottery! Love learning about the past. My family is still in GA almost 200 yrs later.
Wow
Some of my family came out of Orangeburg SC I to NW Georgia, North Alabama, and Southern Middle Tennessee. Huckabay's and Thompson's.
Other Robert you are reminding me of my childhood 😂 there's nothing better than exploring in the woods.
Ain’t that the truth
I enjoy watching your adventures plus I'm new seeing you guys Roberts 😀
Aloha 🌺🥰 Wow, such beautiful iron work! Thank you! 🥰
This was interesting....and yes...I bet there are more graves out there too. That family had enough money for the large marker...and the iron fence......where as others most likely did not.
Robert, I felt like I was watching “Raiders of the Lost Ark” with you starring as Harrison Ford Archeologist 😂 ThankYou for going beyond the Contract
THANK YOU.. DES IN BELFAST. IRELAND
Breals my heart to see cemetarys like that
What a treasure y'all found. That is amazing. The gate and fence is art at its finest. Thank you guys for the journey🙏❤️
Very good other robert and friend doing another great video adventure at least you found the obelisk the fence was in good condition for it's age well done 👏 ✔ 👍 Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
Those large ✂️ are usefull tool for negotiating your contract😂😂 that and the green t shirt😄
This Robert sure does love to replete what he says over & over again! It makes me laugh it sounds quite funny.
I was talking to you, Robert, through my computer, saying, yeah, you're gonna walk right into an open well, or a rattlesnake. I added you really don't need to be in there by yourself....then I heard the sweet voice of your fellow explorer and breathed a sigh of relief. Enjoyed this, keep exploring!
What an incredible find!!!! Ya'll did good!
You really inspired me to go look for some of my ancestors graves, however I’m in Texas and I didn’t realize how many cemeteries were on private property. It makes it somewhat difficult, but I’m determined. Thank you!
I totally agree, would love to find hidden graves, out where my Husband's Great Grandparents house and then his Great parents lived,across the road in the country there's a small cemetery behind their house.. would love to check out sometime..
Find A Grave said David Kaigler was a major in the War of 1812 and came to the area in 1837.
Yes, renegotiate the contract so you can make additional videos that are as interesting as this one! Can't wait for you to return there!
wow! What a great find! I love the fence. Gorgeous!
Just WOW!
Lord I wish I was with you. Love these trips. I’ve been in the same situation as you many times but in NC. Found a foot stone of a man’s great great great grandfather in middle of a logging road. They were using it to drive over! Great work! 👏
Robert, Awesome Video! Robert, you may be out of a job! Because Robert is really setting the pace! Watch out for Robert, Robert.
You ain’t kidding! He’s doing a great job tho, but as long as I keep him from learning how to edit, I have job security 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for the finds today. Appreciated! ❤❤😊😊
At the end of my time on this precious Earth
lay me down beneath the swaying trees of my youth
where I and my friends made worlds of our own
and my children, the same
and their children too.
Let me sleep among the ancient roots
and the loving memories
as time plays out in its own way
and when all the kith and all the kin
have moved away to the far corners
let me be forgotten as all men are
save to God and the ancient, swaying trees.
take a chain saw and get that tree off the fence. I am so glad its now documented..ty Mr Robert
That was great!
Great find!
Yes , renegotiate!!!😂😂😂 love y’all!!!
I have often wondered if the nature of the weeds and woods are different today than they were back then. Have many of the weeds we see today been carried in from other places. Were the woods as scrubby as they are today.
No, they weren’t. We definitely have far different woods than they used to be
They got that one hidden very well in there. I would have to go in with a spray bottle of D2. It would look so beautiful cleaned up
Your videos came up in my feed a few days ago. Thank you for taking the time to go hunting for old cemeteries. In case you're interested and you haven't had time to look up the Kaigler family, I did some research. The Kaigler family was distinguished in the area and I found the following:
There is a photo of the headstone with the fencing from 2014 that is posted on Anna Barbara Craps Kaigler's memorial at Find A Grave, memorial no. 18264020. It was neat and clear of brush and missing the fallen tree so it looks like from 2014 to present no one has been taking care of the family cemetery.
It also appears from records that none of David's sons died during the Civil War, except for maybe one, David Saylor Kaigler, who lived in Sabine, Texas, and died there in 1864. However, no records were located showing he served during the Civil War. There was another son who died in 1856.
William B. Christie (1841-1894) was Anna Elizabeth Barbra (Kaigler) Christie's second husband. William B. was the nephew of her first husband, Benjamin G. Christie, who died in 1862. Benjamin is buried in the Kaigler family cemetery and William B. and Anna Elizabeth are buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery in Terrell County, Georgia.
Most of the other members of the family are buried at Cedar Hill Cemetery; Texas, and South Carolina.
What a beautiful hidden gem thanks for sharing.
Robert, God bless you for your videos. I truely appreicate al;l the hard work you do in finding these old places in your neck of the woods..Robert, YOu stated in part of your video that there are not as many trees as there should be, and i'm thinking maybe cause thney were cut donw at some point and new growth took over?? But awesome that you and the other Robert can just look at certain trees and know aobut where old forgotten cemeteries are. amazing to me. Great that your wife, is willing to go with you to help document it all. I agree you need to redo your contract Robert, and Make it better on you. Have to remember you are a older than the other robert, and you should NOT be paying for his gas. You deserve a bit more respect than what you get. just saying. The other robert can sometimes be a bit of a stinker. But gotta love you both! Gentle Hugs and God bless.
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I forgot to tell Other Robert that his gas card is maxed out and I need to get my Jeep filled up.
I think you got me and The Other Robert mixed up tho. Other Robert’s getting a new contact…… 🤣
😂EXTRA ROBERT you’re so funny -- entertaining
Very interesting, enjoyed this
Great work you two.
That's an awesome find. I can't believe it's hidden in the woods like that, and not even maintained. On an old farm in Salem County, NJ, which was made into a state park, I found the grave of the guy who built the farm. He was born in 1694 and died in 1759. There's a brick wall around the grave, with no gate. That was built in 1808 by his great grandson. All that information is on a gravestone that's embedded in the wall.
Wow , this is amazing find !
WOW WHAT A FIND OUT IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE.. tHIS IS SO INTRESTING.. tO FIND A LONE CEMETERY LIKE THIS..
Enjoy your videos and bringing out the past history
Please come back
Always amazing when you discover a graveyards. ❤especially older the better history I really enjoy.
If You Dont Go You Will Not No.
Negotiate hazardous pay increase for sure. Fun video!!
I know I have asked previously but how is it that these souls are so forgotten they are buried under leaves and trees? Why is it these cemeteries are not preserved for other generations. Their stories must be so interesting and their memories deserve to be respected and remembered no matter how old. These people literally fought for what they had and people just drive by not knowing there are lost souls there. This is more than heartbreaking. Thank you for bringing their lives to our attention. I hope they know how much you care for them from heaven.❤
I enjoy your cemetery findings. I hope you make pictures and share with "Find a Grave" so others can learn about these gems.
It's in your contact 😁
this is SO awesome !!!
Exciting find!
Great job ! Thanks for sharing !
Love the iron fences around the plots
Me too
I have just found your channel and been very happy to subscribe! This was a great video. Many thanks! 👍
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing this, Robert!
** That hole in the tree is what we call Critter Condos. : D.
Love the new combined name of the channel...amazing find out there...wow...
First of all I must say Thank you for the effort you make to show us these graves. It is much appreciated.❤. I haven’t seen a whicker cross for many years either.
Me either
Other Robert you need a tracking device attached to you! You need to negotiate that in your contract. LOL What a great find and it needs cleaning :)
Amazing… I would love going out doing this
WOW!!! No one has been through those trees in a very long time. I really dislike those scrub trees. They grow like weeds and are good for nothing. Florida is inundated with them. Beautiful metal fence around that monument.
Great job! Very interesting.
I just love seeing all these amazing places. Really enjoy both of the Roberts. You have taught me a lot through your videos. Thank you!! I do have one small request for other Robert. Would it be possible to no chew gum while recording? It makes it hard to understand you at times and i know i miss some information you have shared that is important!
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