I come from the Irwins. Thank you for making this video. 💌 When you're wiping the gravestones with shaving cream to uncover their hidden writing it's like magic. 🪄 I came over from your brother Donnie's channel to sub ya. You two make a great Graveyard Team. 🤩
I’m so glad you came on over lol. I don’t like doing the shaving cream much because I don’t want to damage anything but hopefully just for a brief moment that persons name can been seen once again! You have some awesome ancestry!
After doin some family ancestry research, I have stumbled across this video! THANKFULLY!!! My name is Benjamin Sharpe, and these are my ancestors! I didn’t know they were buried so close. I’ve lived in greeneville all my life, I’ve known I’ve had a special connection with this area. But THIS validates why. Rest in peace Grandpa Henry ❤
Hi Robin 👋 Glad ya'lls mom is doing better. What an interesting cemetery Donnie led you to. The stone wall and iron gate wall were awesome. Glad to see ya back.
Great video! The original Sharpe of Sharpes Chapel with some Irwins and Palmers mixed in. I'm certain my Rice ancesters knew these folks. Thanks Lonnie for dropping by. Also looking for my wife's ancesters, (Roe) who are buried in a church graveyard in Sharpe's Chapel area too. Thanks.
Great video. New subscriber. Just watched your brother’s video on this place and he mentioned you and listed your link to get to you. Looking forward to many more. Blessed Be
Really interesting. Brings it home just what it must have been like when the newborn infant died in her arms and the mamma died too. Thanks for taking such care of the gravestones and sharing.
Congratulations on reaching 1000 subscribers!!!! Hope your mom is feel better and you too!! Take care of yourself!! My brother just came in from Utah to Arkansas to visit and he is planning on going to 3 cemeteries while he is here and get the coordinates for them, for Findagrave.
I just found this channel, i love your videos, u should also check out sidestep adventures in history they explore old cemeteries and abandoned historic places in rural Georgia, i also recommend faces of the forgotten. Those are my 2 favorite channels and this one too
The shaving cream trick is good to know! Just FYI - there's also a cleaner specifically for cleaning headstones called D2. Just spray it on the headstone and gently brush it clean with a soft brush. Rinse, spray a little more and leave it. As days pass it will kill all the algae growth and whiten the stone. As weeks and months pass it will also prevent further growth and keep the stone white. You can use this safely in all cemetery's old and current. It's nice to spend Memorial Day weekend cleaning old military headstones that have been forgotten and add a little american flag to honor those that have served.
@@denane44 I have a question for you and that being which family are you related to from the Chapel because I was just wondering if we may be related in some way ain't no big deal but here's a few of mine: Irwin Irvine Irvin Erwin Pebley and I have had a relative tell me that the one is supposed to be Peebles but we're not sure Russell Rogers Smith Berry Creech Beeler Holloway Ausmus Dossett Moyer's/Myers/Mars I'm thinking there was some Lynch's at one time I had an Irwin family book that William (Bill) Irwin had written and he has passed away and I don't know if his kids have made it available since he passed away
Excellent find right there 👍👍👍 that shaving cream works like a dream, did your brother by chance upload a photo of it? The one on his findagrave page has shaving cream on it.
Fascinating! Shaving cream a success!
Yes indeed!
Shaving cream sure worked on them old stones.Glad your mother is better and good to see you once again.Great Video.
Thanks Clifford. Ain’t that shaving cream something?
Love the shaving cream trick 👍 Thanks Robin 🤗❤️
I know it’s too cool!!!
I come from the Irwins. Thank you for making this video. 💌
When you're wiping the gravestones with shaving cream to uncover their hidden writing it's like magic. 🪄
I came over from your brother Donnie's channel to sub ya. You two make a great Graveyard Team. 🤩
I’m so glad you came on over lol. I don’t like doing the shaving cream much because I don’t want to damage anything but hopefully just for a brief moment that persons name can been seen once again! You have some awesome ancestry!
After doin some family ancestry research, I have stumbled across this video! THANKFULLY!!! My name is Benjamin Sharpe, and these are my ancestors! I didn’t know they were buried so close. I’ve lived in greeneville all my life, I’ve known I’ve had a special connection with this area. But THIS validates why. Rest in peace Grandpa Henry ❤
Wow! I just love it!!!
Hi Robin 👋 Glad ya'lls mom is doing better. What an interesting cemetery Donnie led you to. The stone wall and iron gate wall were awesome. Glad to see ya back.
Thx Cheryl! One of my favorites!
Great video! The original Sharpe of Sharpes Chapel with some Irwins and Palmers mixed in. I'm certain my Rice ancesters knew these folks. Thanks Lonnie for dropping by. Also looking for my wife's ancesters, (Roe) who are buried in a church graveyard in Sharpe's Chapel area too. Thanks.
Thank you James and I’ll keep my eye out for Roe
Cool video! I love old cemeteries. Helped map one out and clean the headstones in a cemetery here in southeast Missouri. Take care!
Thank you!!!
Great video. New subscriber. Just watched your brother’s video on this place and he mentioned you and listed your link to get to you. Looking forward to many more. Blessed Be
Aww! Thank you so much. In my videos you guys come along and see what I see and sometimes hear lol. Pretty raw!!
Thanks Donnie! I subscribed to your sister 's channel. This is so interesting.
Thank you 🥰
Really interesting. Brings it home just what it must have been like when the newborn infant died in her arms and the mamma died too. Thanks for taking such care of the gravestones and sharing.
It’s heartbreaking.
Nice to see and hear you! Glad your Mother is doing well. Bless her heart and loved the video with shaving cream😊
Thank you so much Joe! So good to be out again
@@denane44 I bet it is and it's nice having you back!
Welcome back my friend 😂
Thanks Larry!!! It sure felt good getting back out
Beautiful place!
Love your videos please read full dates
Congratulations on reaching 1000 subscribers!!!! Hope your mom is feel better and you too!! Take care of yourself!! My brother just came in from Utah to Arkansas to visit and he is planning on going to 3 cemeteries while he is here and get the coordinates for them, for Findagrave.
Thank you thank you!!!
I just found this channel, i love your videos, u should also check out sidestep adventures in history they explore old cemeteries and abandoned historic places in rural Georgia, i also recommend faces of the forgotten. Those are my 2 favorite channels and this one too
Thank you! I’ll be sure to check them out. I love that stuff too!!
The shaving cream trick is good to know! Just FYI - there's also a cleaner specifically for cleaning headstones called D2. Just spray it on the headstone and gently brush it clean with a soft brush. Rinse, spray a little more and leave it. As days pass it will kill all the algae growth and whiten the stone. As weeks and months pass it will also prevent further growth and keep the stone white. You can use this safely in all cemetery's old and current. It's nice to spend Memorial Day weekend cleaning old military headstones that have been forgotten and add a little american flag to honor those that have served.
Yeah I will be doing some cleaning soon with that. I hope lol
Donnie put a link to your channel in his last video. First time seeing your channel. Love your videos. Have sub'd to your channel
Thank you so much Larry. My channel is pretty plain but not much more you can do with a Cemetery lol.
My family is from the Sharp's Chapel area and this is awesome
Thank you!!
Mine is also!!
@@denane44 I have a question for you and that being which family are you related to from the Chapel because I was just wondering if we may be related in some way ain't no big deal but here's a few of mine:
Irwin Irvine Irvin Erwin
Pebley and I have had a relative tell me that the one is supposed to be Peebles but we're not sure
Russell
Rogers
Smith
Berry
Creech
Beeler
Holloway
Ausmus
Dossett
Moyer's/Myers/Mars
I'm thinking there was some Lynch's at one time I had an Irwin family book that William (Bill) Irwin had written and he has passed away and I don't know if his kids have made it available since he passed away
Excellent find right there 👍👍👍 that shaving cream works like a dream, did your brother by chance upload a photo of it? The one on his findagrave page has shaving cream on it.
Oh maybe he did. I haven’t looked yet. Thanks Jim
No that was someone else who had the same idea as me lol