She looks much younger. It must be the clean water and food, the exercise and the beautiful land. These people sure are the best of America. Most of us have lost such important knowledge.
My husbands uncle passed earlier this year at 84. I kid you not, he didn’t have one single wrinkle and he was not fat. His skin was of a 40 year old easily. He believed in herbs.
@@mylyloy yes...please tell us more of what you meant. I believe if we eat God's food (not made by men) and use God's herbs as medicine, 99% dis ease would dissappear.
You are so right! We've lost so much important knowledge. Many of us half her age would drop dead if we worked like she does. BUT!!!! If I can say ANYTHING good about the state of our country right now, it's that so many people are learning the old ways again. I wish we would have started years ago but we didn't and now we'll need to work even harder. This beautiful lady is such an inspiration!
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Absolutely love Sarah, please go back for a visit ❤ i have been subscribed to this channel a good while. I , just this evening have been watching, it is now 3:00 a.m. lol. As they say " time flies when your havin a good time." That i surely have. From candler, n.c. Weste4n N.C. ❤ I adore this channel.❤
My great grandmother was from Appalachia. She came to Indiana in a covered wagon as one of the early settlers. Every year she had a large garden, a hog , and her homestead that she ran until she died at age 101 in 1971. I spent one wonderful summer with her when I was a kid. I am old now, but I have sweet memories of Grandma Abner.
my grandmother also ran her own farm up until she passed 109 grandma Bickley was a tough,,, her mother's mother came from England a true pioneer,,, covered wagon and all that ,,,,,, Ed
Your spirit yearns to just step onto that grass and drink that spring water. What a lovely home and gracious family I’m so thankful to be able to watch this.
I love this little lady. My Mama's family is from Appalachia. She's 89 and a true, strong lady like Ms Sarah. Our accent is much the same. I just really enjoyed her story! Thank you, John, for all of these good folks stories that youre sharing! You bring Appalachia to me everyday, I love it! Be safe and God's Speed Only!
So lovely! She and her son were gracious to share their time and land with you (and us). The house is incredible. The farm, spring house and graveyard, along with Sarah and her sons narrative kept my attention all the way until the end without thinking about seeing inside the house. What an amazing home to spend a life in. I hope you were able to go inside for a look around. Thank you for documenting their beautiful place.
What a beautiful place! I'm 82 and still working about 20 acres with livestock. Not as spot less as Miss Sara Beth's. In Northern California, not as green and lush as her farm, more rustic in type.
God Bless you Penny! The world would love to learn from you and appreciate your life. Post a video or story about your life, I for one would be honored and appreciate your story. Kindest Regards, Rik
This house is sou beautiful the all property is gorgeous , I love you video and also to hear the history this amazing property Ms Sarah very nice and strong women God bless her Thank to share😂❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Love your channel, we need more interviews with the old timers. My goodness she is in great shape , doing so well for her age. She puts me to shame and I am 70. I too got married at 18 and had a wonderful marriage until the good Lord took my husband home to heaven after 33 wonderful years. God bless her. Love the Appalachia’s, so beautiful! She needs to call in the Barn builders to restore her barn or buy it before it totally is lost. Beautiful logs 🇨🇦
Thank you for this wonderful, picturesque video. I did not want this interview to end with Mrs. Sarah Russell and the man who spoke about the graves. This is a gem in a mixed up world. God bless you all!
Just happened to run onto this video how amazing is the history behind all this. What a wonderful beautiful lady she is!!! I could say it and listen to the old generation for days and days on end so interesting, GOD BLESS 🙏🙏
People such as this strong woman are what makes this country great. She is a role model for us younger men and woman. Learn from her strength and drive. As she said he back is hurting, but if you stop then you stop.
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My mom grew up on a 1000 acre farm in southern Illinois. I remember their spring house, the barns, the big chicken house. The big farmhouse with a woodstove and hand pump at the sink. I remember my gma working hard and fast to feed 30 hired men when harvesting, etc. And the featherbeds!
Mrs. Sarah Russell moved to the farm the year I was born. She had an amazing roll model in Ahletta, ( lover her name) her mother in law. Imagine cooking for the hands of a 500 acre farm. That tractor looks much like one belonging to my grandfather. My father even used it to plow snow. Grandpa had lots of land. I loved Mrs. Sarah's interesting history told during the interview. I was always fascinated by the amazing appalachian people. They are so warm and welcoming. They also have faith, talent, the will and know how to get things done. Much respect from a New Englander.
Thanks for visiting by my channel and watching the video about Sarah Beth. I have over 100 videos here on my channel so please check them out as you have time. John Ward
Thanks for visiting by my channel and watching the video about Sarah Beth. I have over 100 videos here on my channel so please check them out as you have time. John Ward
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Thank you so much for doing this interview, and I'm so glad I heard about this channel from the Appalachian American. My wife and I recently moved from this area, for a job in a different state, and we miss it everyday. I used to drive by this lady and see her outside working on her yard/garden ALL the time! She truly is amazing, and it was one of my regrets to never stop by and talk to her, so i am very glad you made this. If you ever want to interview another person in the area, Toppy Russell would be a good one. He lives right across the road from this house up the hill. I used to talk to him a good amount down there, and he has a very extensive knowledge of the Valley area.
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I wish we could have seen inside her house that would have been real nice piece of history I'm from South Carolina I live in my great grandparents house we have a spring and we still use it
I’m from a rural area in south western Pa. and found your site by chance. This documentary of Appalachia, is so interesting, and educational. What a beautiful area this is and her farm is so neat and well kept. I have subscribed so will be watching more of your videos!
You should have gotten a fiddle tape from Jean, Sarah Beth's daughter of Bill Russell playing the fiddle. I hear he was tied for the national championship years ago but left before the playoffs so he could get home and milk. The history here is amazing.
I’ve been inside only a couple of historically old homes in my entire life, I guess I’ve been living under a rock. The excellent drone footage of the house brought the term “Chateau” to mind.
I loved every minute of this. I live in North Mississippi but I come to the East Tennessee area as often as possible. I love the beautiful mountains and all the rich history in/of the area. Keep doing what you're doing.
You are a wonderful interviewer Mr. Ward. I enjoyed listening to you as much as to Ms. Sarah. Thank you for sharing this interesting & unique piece of history. 🙋♀️hi from Louisiana...💕🐊🦞🤤
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Excellent job at adding that. You did a awesome job very interesting. Like you are what meant to history when I was in high school .man I love it today. Thank you
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I just found your channel and subscribed this weekend. I love it. I’m from Southeastern Kentucky, Knox County and my husband was raised in Claiborne County, and Speedwell was his running around area. This has been so interesting. This is a place we’ve seen and thought was so fascinating for years. My husband’s teacher in high school was Mrs. Russell that lived across the road down down from this house. We are loving the videos!
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I hope and pray all the land stays in her family and her kids get it and one of them runs the farm - And that no land developer get this land - or people from outside our area buy it
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I was born in Campbell County, and grew up all around the East Tennessee area. I love that place! I found your channel by a happy accident, so I reckon I'll stick around. 🙂
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Just found your channel...thank you so much for taking us along on your adventures. I do believe I found Sara working pulling weeds along the front stone wall by the road. What a hard working strong woman.
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The music and that house n land transported me back to Europe. Wow! I never would have hooked up to city water with that wonderful water! Lol She’s amazing! Is that her grandson or son in the cemetery and spring house? Roger I guess. So have you gone back? Where the video of the other house where the kinks is also built that you were speaking of? I’ll have to try to find that video. Man!- im going down a rabbit hole!
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She and my mother are the same age. Mother was married in '51 at age 19. I'm surprised at age 18, her daddy still had to sign for her. Is she still living? This is October 18, 2022 when I'm writing this. Wonderful story.
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I live in Pike County, Ohio. in the western part of our county is a spring on State owned property. This was where a John Kincaid settled and built a cabin in the early 1800's. Eventually my great grandmother owned this property in the early 1900's. Most of this property was sold to the State of Ohio. it is now the location of the state operated Kincaid Fish Hatchery and the Pike State Forest headquarters. My great grandmother lived in the Kincaid house, just across the road from the spring, until shortly before her passing in 1958. I remember my uncle showing me the Kincaid cemetery just above the spring. I wonder if these Kincaids are related the the family mentioned in this video.
I want to thank you for all of these wonderful videos. Such an an amazing Americano history that our great nation is missing. I pray for more of country to have the Great Appalachian feel and mindset again. Who is the Kincade man you are speaking of in the video as a builder? I appreciate all your video work and topics discussed you are one of the best.
Fascinating…..Davis Creek….Davis was my Daddy’s name…Freddie Lee Davis youngest of the six children. My grandparents married in 1897 in Pulaski, Ill. and they had 6 children. History is fascinating.
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I love the way thy have Clean water resources from spring s I bet you could of made some good whiskey there you could of cooled a set of coils easily by running this cool spring water over them surprised me thy didn't make some moonshine there
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Just found your channel and subbed. I love the mountains and woods/forests. Honestly think it's an ancestry memory from my Father's family who were from near the Teutoburg Forest, Germany. Find the Appalachian are and people fascinating. Can't beat good fiddle music and a lone Scot's piper lament!
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She looks much younger. It must be the clean water and food, the exercise and the beautiful land. These people sure are the best of America. Most of us have lost such important knowledge.
she is a great lady for sure
My husbands uncle passed earlier this year at 84. I kid you not, he didn’t have one single wrinkle and he was not fat. His skin was of a 40 year old easily. He believed in herbs.
@@mylyloy
Can you elaborate on the herbs?
@@mylyloy yes...please tell us more of what you meant. I believe if we eat God's food (not made by men) and use God's herbs as medicine, 99% dis ease would dissappear.
You are so right! We've lost so much important knowledge. Many of us half her age would drop dead if we worked like she does. BUT!!!! If I can say ANYTHING good about the state of our country right now, it's that so many people are learning the old ways again. I wish we would have started years ago but we didn't and now we'll need to work even harder. This beautiful lady is such an inspiration!
MAY GOD BLESS ALL HER DAYS, AMEN!!
I drive past that house every day on my way home! Ms. Sarah is such a sweet lady and her house is beautiful!
Awesome
God bless this beautiful lady!
You ALL leave her alone. She worked, paid for and kept the land up. Glory to God and you dear lady.❤
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Sara Beth is a blessed woman! I’m happy for her.
I loved History in School and Biology.i was bad in Math and English..God Bless her she sure looks much Younger!!
Amazing I absolutely love this she’s amazing
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching
Absolutely love Sarah, please go back for a visit ❤ i have been subscribed to this channel a good while. I , just this evening have been watching, it is now 3:00 a.m. lol. As they say " time flies when your havin a good time." That i surely have. From candler, n.c. Weste4n N.C. ❤
I adore this channel.❤
Thank you so much and thanks for watching
My great grandmother was from Appalachia. She came to Indiana in a covered wagon as one of the early settlers. Every year she had a large garden, a hog , and her homestead that she ran until she died at age 101 in 1971. I spent one wonderful summer with her when I was a kid. I am old now, but I have sweet memories of Grandma Abner.
my grandmother also ran her own farm up until she passed 109 grandma Bickley was a tough,,, her mother's mother came from England a true pioneer,,, covered wagon and all that ,,,,,, Ed
wow 109 that amazing...
She's among the last who lived through Depression years and WW2. Those experiences and stories will be gone soon. Good to see these videos.
My grandma is 86, and frequently corrects me and tells me she was too young / just being born as the depression ended
Your spirit yearns to just step onto that grass and drink that spring water. What a lovely home and gracious family I’m so thankful to be able to watch this.
Lovely video. This woman puts women half her age to shame. I need to get up right this minute and work hard! Diane in NC
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I love this little lady. My Mama's family is from Appalachia. She's 89 and a true, strong lady like Ms Sarah. Our accent is much the same. I just really enjoyed her story!
Thank you, John, for all of these good folks stories that youre sharing! You bring Appalachia to me everyday, I love it!
Be safe and God's Speed Only!
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So lovely! She and her son were gracious to share their time and land with you (and us). The house is incredible. The farm, spring house and graveyard, along with Sarah and her sons narrative kept my attention all the way until the end without thinking about seeing inside the house. What an amazing home to spend a life in. I hope you were able to go inside for a look around. Thank you for documenting their beautiful place.
My pleasure
What a beautiful place! I'm 82 and still working about 20 acres with livestock. Not as spot less as Miss Sara Beth's. In Northern California, not as green and lush as her farm, more rustic in type.
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I couldn't agree more Penny !
God Bless you Penny! The world would love to learn from you and appreciate your life. Post a video or story about your life, I for one would be honored and appreciate your story.
Kindest Regards, Rik
This house is sou beautiful the all property is gorgeous , I love you video and also to hear the history this amazing property Ms Sarah very nice and strong women God bless her Thank to share😂❤❤❤❤❤❤
*88 year old still running her Appalachia property Sarah Russell appreciate your videos Listening 🌟 from Mass USA TYVM 💙*
Rock on!
What a blessed lady.
Love this lady❤
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Fresh air, fresh food, less stress and constant movement. This is how you live to 88 with a sharp mind. God bless.
that was very interesting ..smart lady
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What a pretty lady. It's a pleasure to hear her story.
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Love your channel, we need more interviews with the old timers. My goodness she is in great shape , doing so well for her age. She puts me to shame and I am 70. I too got married at 18 and had a wonderful marriage until the good Lord took my husband home to heaven after 33 wonderful years. God bless her. Love the Appalachia’s, so beautiful! She needs to call in the Barn builders to restore her barn or buy it before it totally is lost. Beautiful logs 🇨🇦
More to come!
Thank you for this wonderful, picturesque video. I did not want this interview to end with Mrs. Sarah Russell and the man who spoke about the graves. This is a gem in a mixed up world. God bless you all!
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Great job interviewing these elders. You can learn more from them than anyone.
thank you!
I enjoyed this video, i love listening to stories like this. She gets around good.
hello there my fellow TH-camr: I see you make video also.. Thanks for watching my Channel...
Just happened to run onto this video how amazing is the history behind all this.
What a wonderful beautiful lady she is!!!
I could say it and listen to the old generation for days and days on end so interesting,
GOD BLESS 🙏🙏
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People such as this strong woman are what makes this country great. She is a role model for us younger men and woman. Learn from her strength and drive. As she said he back is hurting, but if you stop then you stop.
Thanks for watching
This was such a touching story . God bless her 🙏 Beautiful land and springs.
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I love this property, especially the beautiful old buildings. The spring house is amazing!
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My mom grew up on a 1000 acre farm in southern Illinois. I remember their spring house, the barns, the big chicken house. The big farmhouse with a woodstove and hand pump at the sink. I remember my gma working hard and fast to feed 30 hired men when harvesting, etc. And the featherbeds!
Mrs. Sarah Russell moved to the farm the year I was born. She had an amazing roll model in Ahletta, ( lover her name) her mother in law. Imagine cooking for the hands of a 500 acre farm. That tractor looks much like one belonging to my grandfather. My father even used it to plow snow. Grandpa had lots of land. I loved Mrs. Sarah's interesting history told during the interview. I was always fascinated by the amazing appalachian people. They are so warm and welcoming. They also have faith, talent, the will and know how to get things done. Much respect from a New Englander.
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Beautiful place/ Sarah Beth is Sooooooo sweet
88Yr Young Woman Still Runs Her Beautiful Farm in Appalacia
How wonderful, Miss Sarah Beth…thank you for letting us see your place. You are a wonderful place.
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I love 💕 this woman. She is doing what I only dream of.God bless 🙏 her.
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What an amazing video and miss Sarah is truely a beautiful humble lady and glows!!! Thank you ❤from the U.K 🇬🇧
You’re welcome and thank you for watching
Awesome interview. So glad this family was willing to share this information.
Glad you enjoyed it!
seniors got so much knmow;edge and stories alot we can learn from them...
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This is so fascinating to listen to and watch. Thank you for sharing
My pleasure
Beautiful story beautiful lady. I would love to see the inside of the house and the fireplaces!!!
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What an amazing woman
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Sweet hardworking lady. Many blessings to you.
aw how interesting! this is very nice!
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Thank you so much for doing this interview, and I'm so glad I heard about this channel from the Appalachian American. My wife and I recently moved from this area, for a job in a different state, and we miss it everyday.
I used to drive by this lady and see her outside working on her yard/garden ALL the time! She truly is amazing, and it was one of my regrets to never stop by and talk to her, so i am very glad you made this.
If you ever want to interview another person in the area, Toppy Russell would be a good one. He lives right across the road from this house up the hill. I used to talk to him a good amount down there, and he has a very extensive knowledge of the Valley area.
Beautiful both Lady & Land, so Happy you've kept it. You my dear have been Blessed
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Beautiful place!
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I wish we could have seen inside her house that would have been real nice piece of history I'm from South Carolina I live in my great grandparents house we have a spring and we still use it
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I’m from a rural area in south western Pa. and found your site by chance.
This documentary of Appalachia, is so interesting, and educational.
What a beautiful area this is and her farm is so neat and well kept.
I have subscribed so will be watching more of your videos!
You should have gotten a fiddle tape from Jean, Sarah Beth's daughter of Bill Russell playing the fiddle. I hear he was tied for the national championship years ago but left before the playoffs so he could get home and milk. The history here is amazing.
I didn't know he played anything but maybe one day I can ask about that. thanks for the comment
I’ve been inside only a couple of historically old homes in my entire life, I guess I’ve been living under a rock. The excellent drone footage of the house brought the term “Chateau” to mind.
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Wow.... amazing!
Thank you!
I loved every minute of this. I live in North Mississippi but I come to the East Tennessee area as often as possible. I love the beautiful mountains and all the rich history in/of the area. Keep doing what you're doing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
It is BEAUTIFUL
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You are a wonderful interviewer Mr. Ward. I enjoyed listening to you as much as to Ms. Sarah. Thank you for sharing this interesting & unique piece of history. 🙋♀️hi from Louisiana...💕🐊🦞🤤
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Truly blessed saraBeth! Helluva property my dream is to someday own land…how wonderful that would be :)
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Fascinating!! ❤ LOVED this video. 👍 I grew up in WV, which is the only state that is 100% in Appalachia. 🥰
Great video👍 beautiful farm! Looks very peaceful there. ☮️. Thanks for sharing. Nice lady. Take care. Watching from Pa 🦌
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@@theappalachianchannel ok John I certainly will check them out as I find them. Thanks for sharing n taking time to do them. Kat n Pa
She reminds me of my mom somehow, who is also 88. Beautiful country, well kept property. Watching from Santa Fe, NM.
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Love,love loved this video.
Glad you liked it and thanks for the comment
Awesome!!!!!
Thanks!!
Excellent job at adding that. You did a awesome job very interesting. Like you are what meant to history when I was in high school .man I love it today. Thank you
Thank you and for watching
My people are from far East Tennessee, Cocke County. Reminds me of my grandparents.
We aren’t too far from Cocke County. Thanks for watching
Please somebody get this lady some sound canceling earmuffs so she doesn't go death. I just love this episode!
thank you
Beautiful, thank you.
Thank you too!
I could listen to her for days on end! Love this!!!!
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Absolutely 💯 agree what an amazing lady. She simply glows !!!
That's absolutely beautiful.
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I'm sorry I didn't catch which state this house was in? I love you listen to all the stories of days gone by. Thank you for sharing.
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Hello@Lisa Demery
Excellent video. Love your knowledge and enthusiasm.
Watching from Missouri. My family on my dad's side are from Tennessee.
Glad you enjoyed it
Loved it😍 Thanx, she is a treasure, and I would have loved to meet her!!
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I just found your channel and subscribed this weekend. I love it. I’m from Southeastern Kentucky, Knox County and my husband was raised in Claiborne County, and Speedwell was his running around area. This has been so interesting. This is a place we’ve seen and thought was so fascinating for years. My husband’s teacher in high school was Mrs. Russell that lived across the road down down from this house. We are loving the videos!
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Love the stories
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Like that lady,iam from northeastern kentucky you all have a good day
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I hope and pray all the land stays in her family and her kids get it and one of them runs the farm - And that no land developer get this land - or people from outside our area buy it
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@Beverly Hill agree!
Love your work John. The Kincaid legacy is very rich.
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@@theappalachianchannel I'm a local in Campbell County. I've talked to you a few times.
Truly appreciate this video.
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im so pleased you filmed miss sarah beth some history would be gone if you hadnt of filmed her
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Great story and great piece of history! The farmall tractor was somewhere between 1938-54.
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Absolutely beautiful. I love the story you uncover. They are priceless.
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From Florida, moving on the 26 of July to Knoxville, Tn.
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Amazing!!!
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She looks really healthy & great at her age.
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Thank you for making this video I really enjoyed it thank you John
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Love your videos and these old stories! Ty for doing this I'm a history nut
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I was born in Campbell County, and grew up all around the East Tennessee area. I love that place! I found your channel by a happy accident, so I reckon I'll stick around. 🙂
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Just found your channel...thank you so much for taking us along on your adventures. I do believe I found Sara working pulling weeds along the front stone wall by the road. What a hard working strong woman.
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The music and that house n land transported me back to Europe. Wow!
I never would have hooked up to city water with that wonderful water! Lol
She’s amazing! Is that her grandson or son in the cemetery and spring house? Roger I guess.
So have you gone back?
Where the video of the other house where the kinks is also built that you were speaking of? I’ll have to try to find that video.
Man!- im going down a rabbit hole!
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I could watch the content in your channel for DAYS! ......."if the South would'a won we 'da had it made"
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Wow Sarah beth.
Really enjoy your videos.
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She and my mother are the same age. Mother was married in '51 at age 19. I'm surprised at age 18, her daddy still had to sign for her. Is she still living? This is October 18, 2022 when I'm writing this. Wonderful story.
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She reminds me of my mother soooo much! And my mother had a Aunt Viola. And she had. identical twin aunts, Evee and Ivy. She sounds like my mother!
I live in Pike County, Ohio. in the western part of our county is a spring on State owned property. This was where a John Kincaid settled and built a cabin in the early 1800's. Eventually my great grandmother owned this property in the early 1900's. Most of this property was sold to the State of Ohio. it is now the location of the state operated Kincaid Fish Hatchery and the Pike State Forest headquarters. My great grandmother lived in the Kincaid house, just across the road from the spring, until shortly before her passing in 1958. I remember my uncle showing me the Kincaid cemetery just above the spring. I wonder if these Kincaids are related the the family mentioned in this video.
Thanks for watching and good point to ponder
I want to thank you for all of these wonderful videos. Such an an amazing Americano history that our great nation is missing. I pray for more of country to have the Great Appalachian feel and mindset again. Who is the Kincade man you are speaking of in the video as a builder? I appreciate all your video work and topics discussed you are one of the best.
We always wanted to know our family 😊
Fascinating…..Davis Creek….Davis was my Daddy’s name…Freddie Lee Davis youngest of the six children. My grandparents married in 1897 in Pulaski, Ill. and they had 6 children. History is fascinating.
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That is the best thing to clean old cemetery marker's with.
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Sure would love to see the inside. Does she (Sara) do all the housework, too? What a beautiful lady!
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I love the way thy have Clean water resources from spring s I bet you could of made some good whiskey there you could of cooled a set of coils easily by running this cool spring water over them surprised me thy didn't make some moonshine there
Very true!
Whose to say they didn’t? Just because equipment isn’t there…
very nice video
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Just found your channel and subbed. I love the mountains and woods/forests. Honestly think it's an ancestry memory from my Father's family who were from near the Teutoburg Forest, Germany. Find the Appalachian are and people fascinating. Can't beat good fiddle music and a lone Scot's piper lament!
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