I can relate. My husband and I lost our first born son at 7 months. I was so distraught, I was beside myself, his father a good man stepped in took care of everything.. I just remember laying in the hospital bed full of grief. My Father in-law putting his arms around me saying. You need help, let me take care of this. And he did , he made all the arrangements, picked out everything, chose the plot in the family cemetery. He was a good man. He just stepped in did what I could not at that time. I tell my children about their brother and how their G paw took care. When we go back home, we go to the family cemetery, visit all that we have lost. We have put a new marker up. Due to weather, my sons marker was looking a bit rough. You never get over the loss of a child. I had other children but I never forget my first born. Know he's in God care. One day we will all be together again. Take care,God Bless. Love, respect and Positivity Always. Vee and Family.
What a great video! So many interesting stories that you presented. A lovely cemetery in a beautiful state.....thanks as always for the historical content!
Definitely a beautiful day there It’s in the 60s and sunny here in Massachusetts.. Isn’t it great meeting knowledgeable people in cemeteries!! That was a great bit of local history! The little boy with his dog,so sweet. I didn’t know the grave in the cemetery you’re visiting today,had glass window as well. Do you know where they moved her grave to? I only knew about the other grave with the window. The story is the little girl was afraid of thunder storms. Her mother wanted a window built so she could sit with her at her grave. There’s a short stairway and at the bottom was a window into the grave. You can go down the steps today,but the window was bricked up years ago.
What an interesting and tragic story. I'm always fascinated with your teachings and respect for the deceased. Thank you! What a sweet lady to help and lend her knowledge.
That's what you call fate. Someone comes along who.knows a little more History and is willing to show you graves you might of missed. She gave all of us a History lesson today. Added a little something extra to your video. God Bless her. That little boy laying on the dog. Was unique. I've never seen one that big. Boys did wear dresses back then. I've seen old family videos where my male relatives wore their sisters hand me downs. No shame in that those back then didn't have a lot of money. Nothing went to waste. I've seen them even in 1929 little boys weaing dresses. Thanks for a interesting video. God Bless. Safe travels along the Back Roads. Love,respect and positivity Always. Vee James .
I've wanted to visit this one for years, but have not been close enough on my road trips through the area from Iowa. Hope you can make it to Natchez City Cemetery some day as there are some amazing graves and stories in that cemetery.
Great stories, sad to loose a child, you loose part of your self too..I could imagine her sadness just looking at the grave and what she was going through.
There was another grave I've seen on a You Tube channel, maybe it was you where a mother lost her child and there were steps going down to her child's tomb with a window as she she was scared of thunderstorms when alive. The mother went down to read to her. So amazing bless her. Where has Mittie Manning's coffin been moved to as she's no longer there anymore?
The other grave is in Natchez. I couldn’t find where she was moved to. The lady I met did not know either. I hope to go see the steps grave this year sometime.
This reminds me of a ghost story that was told to me by my Grandmother once. The story ended with, "And this is where I am burried." As the old caretaker smiled and vanished before my very eyes.
While you are in mississippi can you feature the grave of Paul Davis? He was a singer in the 70s.He had several hits to include I go crazy..He has a find a grave so you can get the info where he is..thanks
OMG. This video appeared in my feed and I happened to scroll through the comments and found yours. I was actually watching an old vid of Cool Night earlier today!!
Just started watching your page. If you ever get up to New York State in Rome ny where I’m from the one cemetery has Francis Bellamy grave the guy who wrote the pledge of allegiance and the city has a lot of other great history like griffis AFB and oriskany battle field the Erie Canal fort stanwix it’s a great city with a lot of history
@@BackRoads1 a lot of history you’ll love it. The griffis Air Force base has shut down but they have a lot of history and different things up there now it’s cool to see. And the oriskany battle field was the bloodiest battle of the revolutionary war. They have fort stanwix that is cool too see and there are a other forts to see in New York State. But Rome New York has so much history behind it I don’t think many people realize it and Rome ny is center of the state about 4-5 hours from New York City and about 4 hours from Buffalo and Rome also had the last Woodstock back in 1999
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I absolutely love that you made an adorable friend in the cemetery! Like it doesn't get better than that
I have lost 4 of my children. Nothing compares to losing a child. Thank you for sharing.
I’m so sorry 😞 my heart is with you. 🙏🏼
So so sorry to hear, My heart and condolences to you. 💔💔😥😥🙏🙏
I can relate. My husband and I lost our first born son at 7 months. I was so distraught, I was beside myself, his father a good man stepped in took care of everything.. I just remember laying in the hospital bed full of grief. My Father in-law putting his arms around me saying. You need help, let me take care of this. And he did , he made all the arrangements, picked out everything, chose the plot in the family cemetery. He was a good man. He just stepped in did what I could not at that time. I tell my children about their brother and how their G paw took care. When we go back home, we go to the family cemetery, visit all that we have lost. We have put a new marker up. Due to weather, my sons marker was looking a bit rough. You never get over the loss of a child. I had other children but I never forget my first born. Know he's in God care. One day we will all be together again. Take care,God Bless. Love, respect and Positivity Always. Vee and Family.
So sorry for your loss Rosemarie
I’m so sorry mam.
That was really sweet of that lady to walk with you & tell you interesting stories!!
So many sad, personal stories... This was very interesting. That lady was very helpful, and informative. Thank you. 💔🌷🌿
Very nice. It's great meeting those who can pass on stuff that could be lost. Great video.
Johnny Horton is buried in Haughton Louisiana at Hillcrest cemetery. He sang North to Alaska, The Bismarck and the Battle of NewOrleans.
that is so Awesome she was so nice and knew so much
What a great video! So many interesting stories that you presented. A lovely cemetery in a beautiful state.....thanks as always for the historical content!
Definitely a beautiful day there
It’s in the 60s and sunny here in Massachusetts..
Isn’t it great meeting knowledgeable people in cemeteries!!
That was a great bit of local history!
The little boy with his dog,so sweet.
I didn’t know the grave in the cemetery you’re visiting today,had glass window as well. Do you know where they moved her grave to?
I only knew about the other grave with the window. The story is the little girl was afraid of thunder storms. Her mother wanted a window built so she could sit with her at her grave. There’s a short stairway and at the bottom was a window into the grave. You can go down the steps today,but the window was bricked up years ago.
What an interesting and tragic story. I'm always fascinated with your teachings and respect for the deceased. Thank you! What a sweet lady to help and lend her knowledge.
Very awesome to hear all that history and stories ❤️ What timing!! Guess it means you are doing what you are supposed to 👍
That's what you call fate. Someone comes along who.knows a little more History and is willing to show you graves you might of missed. She gave all of us a History lesson today. Added a little something extra to your video. God Bless her. That little boy laying on the dog. Was unique. I've never seen one that big. Boys did wear dresses back then. I've seen old family videos where my male relatives wore their sisters hand me downs. No shame in that those back then didn't have a lot of money. Nothing went to waste. I've seen them even in 1929 little boys weaing dresses. Thanks for a interesting video. God Bless. Safe travels along the Back Roads. Love,respect and positivity Always. Vee James .
That was cool. Thanks for sharing.
My friend lost 2 in 5 yrs apart girl and boy was twin. She is 76 yr old the mother of the twin.
L love to walk through old cememtyies, you learn so much history,
You ladies and gentlemen that explore grave yards and explain about history of those long gone thank you for history lessons I love history
I've wanted to visit this one for years, but have not been close enough on my road trips through the area from Iowa. Hope you can make it to Natchez City Cemetery some day as there are some amazing graves and stories in that cemetery.
I'll defiantly go that way! So many awesome places and so little time!
Good one. Amazing.
Thanks 👍
I have been there a few times and knew about the yellow fever but didn't knew about the ones you showed. Thank you for sharing!
Great stories, sad to loose a child, you loose part of your self too..I could imagine her sadness just looking at the grave and what she was going through.
There was another grave I've seen on a You Tube channel, maybe it was you where a mother lost her child and there were steps going down to her child's tomb with a window as she she was scared of thunderstorms when alive. The mother went down to read to her. So amazing bless her. Where has Mittie Manning's coffin been moved to as she's no longer there anymore?
The other grave is in Natchez. I couldn’t find where she was moved to. The lady I met did not know either. I hope to go see the steps grave this year sometime.
Very interesting and sad thank you from the uk
Good video and thanks to the lady that helped you on the video.
This reminds me of a ghost story that was told to me by my Grandmother once.
The story ended with, "And this is where I am burried." As the old caretaker smiled and vanished before my very eyes.
Thankyou....for your story. My first time,on here.I am Gayle in Whitby,On. Canada. 🍁
Thank you for watching.
I guess Mittes remains are long gone to dust ,but she’s remembered thanks to you
Things are Dead in the Cemetery today! ☹
Peaceful place and the lady was interesting
That was great
Yur unexpected tour guide was a true treasure🌹
Things happen for a reason, it was to be.
sad story children
While you are in mississippi can you feature the grave of Paul Davis? He was a singer in the 70s.He had several hits to include I go crazy..He has a find a grave so you can get the info where he is..thanks
Awesome suggestion! He is on the list!
@@BackRoads1 thankyou so much sir..
OMG. This video appeared in my feed and I happened to scroll through the comments and found yours. I was actually watching an old vid of Cool Night earlier today!!
Lady is cute, she interrupted-took over - told the stories to you. 😁
Hi back roads I love your channel
Thank you!!! Im glad you enjoy watching!
Wanted to see more down the hole in the top
Nice
The Lord has a reason for everything
Just started watching your page. If you ever get up to New York State in Rome ny where I’m from the one cemetery has Francis Bellamy grave the guy who wrote the pledge of allegiance and the city has a lot of other great history like griffis AFB and oriskany battle field the Erie Canal fort stanwix it’s a great city with a lot of history
I can’t wait to get up that way one day. All that info you shared is going in my notes. So much history in that state.
@@BackRoads1 a lot of history you’ll love it. The griffis Air Force base has shut down but they have a lot of history and different things up there now it’s cool to see. And the oriskany battle field was the bloodiest battle of the revolutionary war. They have fort stanwix that is cool too see and there are a other forts to see in New York State. But Rome New York has so much history behind it I don’t think many people realize it and Rome ny is center of the state about 4-5 hours from New York City and about 4 hours from Buffalo and Rome also had the last Woodstock back in 1999
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The ones she calls "a bed" are called, cradle graves🌹
I didnt see any window.
She is adorable! She could have a channel
What I could hear clearly was interesting.
It'd be nice if you could have added the information. Who was the boy with the dog?
What was the fate of Little Charlie’s dog
You all got a great channel here but you can't hear what your guest is saying some is not coming over she needs a microphone keep getting better.
I do have question do the dead hear the prayers and and love from the living pleas
Please send me a confirmation or notif don't know thank you with respect and reverence Shaun much love❤❤❤
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 279 sentadillas son unos XX18LIKE.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio. Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortalesv abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.k