The White Lady of Kinsale
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There's an ancient fortress in Ireland with tragic past. A young bride leapt to her death from the ramparts on her wedding night. Now she haunts the ruins of the fort and nearby town of Kinsale.
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Good to see you back Sir, your Daughter has done a stellar job in your absence. Your content is both engaging and fascinating 🇬🇧
Megan says thank you! And I appreciate it too! 😊
Ireland is a bucket list dream of mine as well.Great story well done and good to see and hear from you again my friend 😊
Thank you my friend! 😊😊😮
Great story. Ive always been drawn to England and Ireland. Maybe I lived a past life in both places.🤷🏼♀️
Maybe you did! Thanks for watching Liz!
Maybe you could consider making a list video of all the cultures that have a "lady in white / white lady" legands....
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Glad to see you back! I really enjoy your ghost stories and history lessons. I often wonder about demonic presences. I think they feed on tragedy, unresolved anger and especially despair.
I would have to agree! I imagine peace and love would drive them away.
Thank you for watching!
Such a tragic and heartbreaking story. Wilful's father and husband rest in peace, but her heart break was so great she cannot find any rest. I actually got the chills when you said she looked straight at her father as she announced and carried out her death. The full on horror of the moment. As I listened to the accounts of her appearing to children, it seems like her soul is both mourning and longing for the children she would have had with Trevor. Plus, I wonder if the attack on the medic was done out of anger or spite, because a doctor was not able to save her new husband. Wilful carried out her name life and continues to even in death. 😢
Perfectly said Loriann! Well done!
Hi John, I'm Irish and I didn't know this. How tragic. Thanks for sharing.
Thank YOU for watching! 😊😊
Take aways from this tragedy:
* Dont expect obedience, from a child you name Willful.
*When your beloved asks for flowers: pick them yourself.
*To awaken a miscreant sentry: kicking is more effective than a bullet.
Excellent takeaways!! 🤣🤣🤣
@@CuriousHistoryYT thank you!
I have written these take aways down on paper . I will fold & carry the paper in my wallet always for reference , Thank you Brandy
Awesome...I see I have missed a few you have done. I better get busy! Thanks as always... fascinating
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I love ghost stories. This one is good. Ireland is a beautiful country with its old structures. Thank you, John, take care.
Thank you Edward! Hope all is well with you!
What if Col. Warrenger used the situation to dispatch his daughter's new husband, of whom he disapproved in the first place. Then seeing his daughter's reaction and subsequent death, he realized the error of his ways and...hmmm! Curious. Great to hear another tale from Curious History! Excellent content and presentation. Thanx
I would imagine that is possible Rick!
M y thought exactly.
Welcome back, missed you!
Video was great, as they always are. Thank you
Thank you Shirley!
Fantastic video Sir. Nice to see you make video's of Europe.
Thank you Fred!
So great to see you post a new full video again. I was in Cork Ireland back in 1998 but never got to see Fort Charles. My loss.
Loved this video and a piece of Irish history I’d not heard before - as always, thank you so much for posting!
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Spooky excellence!!! Most enjoyable. Your voice verges on iconic... think Bill Kurtis
I am honored David. Thank you!
Amazing video, loved the blend of history and hauntings
Thank you Edith!
Great story! Never heard this one before! Thanks for this video!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic video!! Thanks!!!
Thanks guys!
Great story, John! Mind-blowing! I feel the goosebumps when you tell the story!
Have a great day!
Thank you for sharing your story telling skills with us.
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What a wonderful story had to watch and watch again to try and figure out what that is moving behind you John at 5:20-5:29 a little spooky to say the least oh well another video told by the greatest story teller on TH-cam that doesn't sound right well you know what I mean thanks again for all your hard work and dedication I certainly do appreciate it
I will have to rewatch and see what is moving behind me Thom. Most likely one of the cats.
It sounds to me like more than one haunting. I wonder if Wilful's still there, but the demon who tempted her and her family to ruin was exorcised? I don't believe that suicidal people are damned--they're not in their right minds. But the spirits who tempted them are, and they themselves might need extra prayers and love to recover and move on.
Great thoughts Dolores! I wonder…🤔
Always enjoy your content 🙏🌹
Thank you Michelle!!
Excellent!
Fantastic video. 🤗👍
Thank you!!
Somehow I doubt parents would actually name a child 'Willful' particularly a girl. It seems like it must be a later addition.
That may be.
Such a tragic tale that destroyed a family in a matter of minutes. My Irish ancestry goes back to County Cork.
My Scots side is Clan Gunn. The story tells of Helen of Braemore Caithness and how lovely she was. She was betrothed to her cousin Alexander Gunn, whom she'd known since she was a child.
One day prominent male member of the nearby Clan Keith saw Helen and made an indecent proposal to her which she rejected.
On the day of Helen's wedding, this same man came with other members of his Clan and attacked, they killed some of the Gunns and carried off Helen.
Suffice to say he had his way with Helen who he'd imprisoned in the top of Ackergil Tower.
Helen, rather than live, asked a guard to let her walk the top of the tower. Knowing she could not escape, he allowed it. She threw herself off the tower to her death.
This happened pre 1450.
Such a horrible tragedy! When and how did you learn about this?
@@CuriousHistoryYT To start with I have a copy of a family photo of my great grandparents, their children, so my great aunts and uncles.....add in their wives, husbands an a few babes in arms .
My grandfather was five years old when that photo was taken right before they immigrated to America in 1905 from Falkirk Scotland.
From a very young age, I new about the pride of Clan Gunn and our clan tartan, which was still worn and our clan motto of Aux Pax Aux Bellum.
(Either peace or war) My Father had a small book of Clan tartans with each motto and a bit of each clan's history. I don't know where this little book came from, but I suspect if was from my Great Grandfather.
In that book was the story of Helen of Braemore.
We have an old picture of my great grandfather in full Clan dress and much later one of my father as a young boy in full clan dress. Dad was born in 1930, so the picture was taken around 1938.
I'm thinking I was around nine or ten when I read that story and I'm 68 now.
welcome back!
Thank you Sheila!
Very well presented, like all your videos!
Seems the white lady is not the unfortunate bride but something terrible, let's hope since the exorcism it has disappeared. And I sure hope the bride has found peace together with her husband in the spirit world.
Well said Little Kitty!
Some of my people were from Cork.
Mine too!
The story sounds familiar to me. Than again, I'm a Bogle. Lol
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You are so welcome!
Tales such as this, remind us not to attach ourselves to the things of this world, else it may be our hell in the next world. A tragic tale, hopefully that exorcism did the job.
Very well said!
Why aren't there Ghosts of the Husband and the Father as well?
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@@CuriousHistoryYT do more ghost videos. Like a video of the child snatching llorona from Mexico or the ghosts of the tower of London in England or the ghosts of anne bolyn aka headless queen and Kathryn Howard the screaming spirit of the child bride of Henry the 8th.
@nataliapanfichi9933 we are working on it! Thanks for this.
We did a ghost video on the Tower of London. Check it out when you have time! 😊