Yeah it was hard to really tell at first but upon a further look they are pretty moss covered. Swear I think that was a pelvis bone and the other coffin with the lid shifted. I’m glad to see you can’t really get inside so you can’t disturb the dead but being the curious soul I would love to be able to step inside that time capsule of a crypt. I suppose if you were skinny enough and didn’t mind the idea of the rust and spiders and had some great climbing prowess you could probably get past those doors and get inside.
Thank you for takin us with you. I really appreciate all the hard work you put into bringing these amazing scenes to us. I imagine that you put in a lot of time with research, as well. Thank you! Please take care!
Thanks Dallas Storm, its hard work, plus I've a full time job and family but I just adore it and of course all of you here, we have such a lovely family here ❤❤
BLESS your heart,Sue. Going through so much for us. The people that complain should buy you a better camera!!!! They don't appreciate what you are doing!!! They are the ones we take a dog's stance on... if you can't eat it or play with it and it doesn't make you happy....PISS ON IT AND WALK AWAY!!!
And again Sue a bloody great find. Never apologise about the sound, as you allways have have gone above and beyond to give us great footage, even in the old days, when only very few commented. How your page has grown Sue. I myself am very proud of your achievements and diligence, to bring us some of the best footage i have seen. xxx
That was a beautiful graveyard and amazing mausoleum!! You never have apologize for the weather or the equipment. Your fans know you do your best each time you take on a cemetery adventure with you. Thanks to Irish Eyes too. Safe travels back home. 💜
Thanks Sue for a great adventure love the cemetery love the castle and the crypt definitely looked like a Egyptian design. It is disgraceful that people broke into the tomb in the 70s absolutely no respect.🙏🏻🇺🇸👮🏻♂️
Oh my goodness!Your work is wonderful!🥰It is a terrible shame that people can't keep away from plundering these beautiful monuments!Thank You I appreciate all that you do for us,the viewers!❤
@@SerenitySueGraveyards One of the reasons I love your channel is your sensitivity. Was on the chat when you spoke about anxiety issues, of which I have some experience. Very difficult. You present fascinating, very direct experiences in your videos, and you don't deserve negativity. Xx
Thanks hunny, I appreciate it, I need thicker skin but I'm sensitive not only to comments about me but to others too, it's part of me ❤❤ I'm so much better than I was though 👊
I normally turn the sound off and use subs, I have hearing problems which involves tinnitus, so please do be so harsh to judge others, they may well have this problem too, but like I said, I just watch with subs. Problem solved.
I think you do an awesome job with your videos. I feel bad when TH-camrs say they are sorry for the wind. It’s not something you can control. I appreciate all you go through to bring us these amazing videos. Keep it up please!
Great job Serenity Sue! Appreciate the dedication and work you put in. Are you kidding? The wind noise and camera focus is nothing - anyone who's ever done video knows that. Ignore the naysayers -- 99% of the people enjoyed it - the other one percent are holed up somewhere living off their parents and whining. You do a terrific job - glad I found you and hope to see more of your work in the future. And I love the Irish brogue!
Ahh thanks Ralph, I need thicker skin, sorry for the rant, we live in Ireland and if I was to wait for a nice day I'd probably have a video once a month ❤❤❤ thanks
Unusual mausoleum design for sure. Too bad they didn't restore the coffins more,but you got some amazing images from inside! Remember though:safety first. The worrier in me was seeing you up top there on that ledge! Nice work,Sue.
Hello Sue. Such beautiful land. The graveyard though small, is beautiful. I love that it sits by itself. That you can see there are no buildings, homes within eyesight of it. I admire your dedication and determination to show us the mausoleum and it's " occupants "😉. As i mentioned i enjoy checking out mausoleums myself. Not only do you show the beauty of cemeteries and graveyards, you show us the beauty of Ireland, to which i am jealous of you !!😉😉 Thanks for a great video Sue. Take care, stay safe and God bless.❤🙏
Wow! I've watched many of both your videos and GV's. I can't believe somebody, anybody would complain. the cemetaries, grave yards, area, the ruins, you show us are absolutely wonderful. I'll never be able to travel again, but I'd love to visit Ireland and see all that green for myself. watching both of your videos gives me a sense of peace. I for one appreciate you both.
New to your channel, American I am, but lived for quiet some time in Wales, love your videos, I'm so excited to binge watch, you've done a really beautiful job in taking us along so we can remember those who have passed, we'll done, special place for you, an absolute angel you are! Thank you!
Hi Sue! This video arrived (I believe the 'in' term is 'dropped') at 8:30am Saturday here. I'm guessing that with all the rain much of the soil in Ireland is saturated right now (it's been raining here too). That place is a remarkable find. It's like a Gothic pavilion with a crypt underneath, and that was an extraordinary view of the interior. As always I appreciate your efforts to bring us this content. 🇦🇺 🇮🇪
This was amazing to see, thank you Sue. You never have to apologise to us for wind noise, or the bad weather as you do a terrific job. I have lived in Queensland Australia now for 50yrs after moving from London UK so this was special for me.. There is so much history attached to this man, here is a brief version. David Thompson Seymour, third son of Thomas & Matilda Margaret. Born Ballymore Castle, 5th Nov 183. Died London UK, 31st Jan 1916. Educated Ennis College Ireland. Served as Commissioner for Queensland Police 1864 - 1895. Established the original Detective Force here in Queensland in 1864. So many other achievements and improvements are owed to this man. Well done Sue and thank you again. Blessings 💕🇦🇺
Not often you can see human remains in a mausoleum like that. A very interesting design. Also you do an excellent job with your equipment, don't take any of those comments about wind noise to heart.
I appreciate the dedication to your videos, Sue. Thank you for another adventure. Windy or not, you never disappoint! My husband’s ancestry is in Galway. Very cool to see something from there.
Such a wide variety of gravestones - from the VERY old to more recent ones!! I especially loved the ones that have Celtic crosses!! I'm SOOOOOO glad that you made it up and down those crypt stairs safely, Sue!! I ALWAYS worry when you climb crumbling stone steps!! Thanks for this ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING video, my friend!! XXXX
Sue, I really appreciate how you get into tough positions to give us all a view into these mausoleums! I love the architecture and how the lichen looks also, great video!
You do a fantastic job! Also, I could listen to you speak all day ❤️. Thank you for the tour! It’s neat to be able to visit places that I may not know even exist or get to visit myself.
Well , From what you have shown us , it looks as if possibly four people are interred in the mausoleum. At least two of the enclosures are damaged and open . A little spooky but considering the location you may wonder if visitors have come and gone over the years and possibly attempted to obtain entrance. Everybody says RIP but when it comes to any mausoleum I doubt that’s the case. Sue , your doing a wonderful job . Thank you. Paul, St Petersburg, Fl.
Wonderful find Sue! Fascinating old coffins which look like coffins out of our old Bela Lugosi movies. Nice camera work you have to be a contortionist I guess to document these cemeteries.
Ahh thank you, let me tell you this my back hurts like mad after all these excursions but always worth the pain great description of those coffins too❤❤
Wonderful video Sue. Isn't the little graveyard beautifully kept? I was amazed at how easy it is to read the inscriptions on most of the tombstones despite their age. Somebody is caring for those resting here. How awful that the mausoleum was desecrated. I can't understand the mentality of people who disturb the rest of the dead. How would they feel if somebody did that to the graves of those they love? Don't upset yourself over negative criticism. You don't owe them any explanation or even the courtesy of a reply. From old experience I will only offer criticism which is positive, benefits the recipient and leaves them the better for it and hopefully happier too. And of course you know you have a great big family of supporters here including me❤❤❤
Thank you Damien, I have since been able to upgrade my mic, thankfully, yes it's a beautiful little cemetery definitely someone caring for it, the mausoleum too is amazing but very sad that some low life would go in and damage the coffins and disrespect the dead, sick people 😢
Thank you for showing this!keep up the wounderful job you are doing just cant keep up with the time from you to where im at.keep safe&waiting for your next trip you will be taking us on!
Aw Sue, please stop apologising…if other folk cant understand, then it’s their problem. You do drive such long distances to show us such fascinating places, not to mention all the research you do beforehand. If you were paid by the hour by each of us, THEN you might be able to afford top quality camera and recording equipment. But you do the very best you can with what you have, which is to be applauded, as they are just great! So to those who read this and do complain, stop and think of what Sue does for us,the results she gets, and please stop complaining! I for one am thrilled to travel Ireland with you and Irish Eyes from the comfort of my arm chair, and find the history You can share with us to be riveting. I especially loved your visit to that Fairy Glade cemetery,With graves dating back to 16/1700’s! And the stone masons work on some was amazing. (I’m hoping you may go back when the brambles die back???) however this was amazing, though sad to see those graves in the mausoleum looked to have been ransacked. They used place bodies in blue silk like fabric in lead coffins, which were then sealed, and placed in outer casing wooden coffins for appearances, so to me, all those graves looked to have been ransacked as I said. Surprised nothing was done when the door etc was repaired, as next time family go in they will be faced with all of that!!…no respect at all. Anyway, despite the wind,rain and whatever else God thought to throw down that day, I was riveted, and it was a nice touch to show photos of tge Castle etc . Well done Sue and Irish Eyes! I’m getting my suitcase packed ready for our next exciting adventure with you, and will look to see where I can make a petrol donation at least to help out. Love from Helen in England! 🙋♀️🥰💕💐💐👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🙏
Ahh wow thanks so much Helen, pleas God when my channel starts to pay a bit better I can go everywhere in Ireland, I'm doing my best at the moment to get to high gate cemetery and a few more hopefully but once again my car has played up and I need to sort that first, there is a gofundme page that you can donate if you can which is a huge help or there's a superchat during lives and premieres but having you here commenting helps the channel grow too, so thanks very much for your kind words, the encouragement pushes me on ❤❤
Sue no need to apologise you can't control the wind and it is Ireland after all! It was an amazing place a nice graveyard too.Thanks for all the work you do. Take care.
Thank you for sharing .. I once got into the Highgate west cemetery in the early 70s.. I was very skinny then .. there was a coffin in one of the mausoleums with bones hanging out .also a grave that had been dug up. I was stopped in my tracks by two dobermans and the watchman escorted me out ,, Went back years later for a guided tour .
Thank you so much for the tour of the beautiful cemetery, and your phone does an excellent job!, audio is good, you definitely cant help it if the wind blows!!, , thanks the for all of your hard work, stay safe and safe travels also. See you on the next adventure. 😊♥️🌻
@Serenity Sue, I've been following you from the start and never commented, you are the type of person you can talk to like best Friends... Good luck on your channel, from across the pond.. United States..
Wow that has really been built well that mouserlem thanks for sharing this video even the weather is bad bless you Sue you are marvelous ❤️ lovely grave stones lovely video sue take care rest in Peace to everyone who is buried in there 🙏💐 Wel done sue for looking in side of it 👍
GREAT GRAVEYARD AND LOCATION SUE , DON'T FRET ABOUT THE SOUND AND PICTURE , WE APPRECIATE YOU AND THE EFFORTS YOU PUT IN , KEEP DOING WHAT YOU CAN WITH WHAT YOU HAVE LUVVVV TAKE CARE 👌
My first visit to your page. You did an amazing job of showing the mausoleum and sharing this story. The research of the family and the story behind the story is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
@@SerenitySueGraveyards as I do with our friend Ron no matter what I’m doing if I see a notification that you have posted something new I check it out right away. 😎
Sue, really appreciate all you do for us. Can we donate when you go live? This was such an interesting walk with you. Did you find out anything more about the Seymour Mausoleum?
All I found I put in the description box or over the video, I contacted someone but he never got back to me unfortunately but it was so beautiful to stand there in the presence of that mausoleum, yes if you can and if its something you'd like to do, during lives and premieres you can send a superchat or a supersticker, thanks Goldies, if I get anymore info I'll promise to pop it up ❤❤❤
The inside of the mausaleum was amazing, definitely a hip bone there. I hope Irish eyes had a tight grip in you as you balanced on that wall. Lovely little graveyard. Very sad that a few of the children died so young, but they were obviously loved very much. Blessings to you dear friend 💕
Sue no need to apologise you can't control the wind and it is Ireland after all! It was an amazing place a nice graveyard too.Thanks for all the work you do. Take care.
Comment is a few months late but I've just come across your site. Thank you for taking us on your journeys, they are amazing, more than i could imagine, like a fairy tale. I'm saying this in absolute truth but since lve been a kid (now 75) the only place in our world I'd want to visit is Ireland. So full of history and beauty. I've subbed and thumbs up and look forward to catching up. 💕💕 from Calgary, Alberta Canada.
Thank you very much, for all your hard work and travel time Sue and Family. This was a great video, very interesting. That mausoleum was a great find! You mentioned that it was broken into back in the 1970's, Perhaps by someone looking for valuables, because the first coffin looked like it was possibly ransacked. Thank you very much again Sue, take care.
I think you do an amazing job Sue. I have always wanted to visit Ireland and I love trotting around graves but at 67 years old I don't know if I will get to see your lovely country. If you ever get to Western Australia you would be so welcome to stay in our home!
Hello Sue I just finished watching The Seymore Mausoleum and a couple other videos of yours. May I say I notice the love and thoughtfulness, effort you put into your craft. Thank you for taking me to places I probably will never see in person and bring history so beautifully to me.I live in the USA (Michigan) I learned about you from Faces of The Forgotten. Looking forward to more from you. God Bless you.
Wonderful video Sue! A very nice family graveyard! The Mausoleum is very cool! I wonder if they removed anything from the structure above, that looks like a church, and put any remains below? Strange Mausoleum to say the least!
I maybe coming to Ireland next year if the pandemic is over .. a reunion for the NUrses I trained with .. so many lovely Irish girls .. I'm CAnadian.( with Irish roots along with Welsh , Scots and english ) and other northern european ,, Norwegian too ,,
HI and thank you! I think the mausoleum was never completed, it appears to be missing statuary. The spaces on each side of the staircase should have contained sphinx and the Gothic top should have included something more christian like an angel or a jesus., The overall structure seem to cross trends, Egyptian meets Gothic. Your contribution is amazing !
I could listen to you speak all & night, the accent is awesome. Love your wandering, chats & info. Thanks You do a wonderful job & anyone complaining about the audio should run & see if they could do a better job
What an adventure and what a find too..What you was seeing was the top of the coffin so it was the arms bent upwards and to the left you could see the skull.I hope these ghouls when went grave robbing got the shock of their lives.It’s rare,even the wealthy are buried with jewels so I cannot see why they think there’s money to be made in doing this.It looks like they have damaged each of the coffins in their search..If they found something I hope it did not bring them much luck. I appreciate what you do Sue .Unfortunately this side of the world the weather is unpredictable and there will be bad days where it affects the sound.Your doing a great job ..Love n Light 🥰
What amazing place . The work that goes into those crips is outstanding. Sue you do such an awesome job bringing these places to us. Thank you so much. Enjoy going along with you. God bless.
Wouldn’t you think someone would have the respect to seal up the cript and having it blessed for the dead. The absence of a skull is worrying! Great channel thanks😇
Wow that was very interesting. Brill you got to see the graves for real and being open like that was scary and intriguing at the same time. Please be careful though dont want you to fall. Keep them coming
Do not apologize for the wind. It gives you the authentic feeling that you are there and the experienced felt. I appreciate it as these are places I will never be able to see. I thank you for sharing.
I can't believe that cretins would break into a mausoleum!!! Some people have no respect ... I hope they are haunted every day of their lives for disturbing the peaceful rest of the dead! I know that these are 'empty vessels' - but they DESERVE to rest in peaceful slumber. It's despicable!!
@@SerenitySueGraveyards We certainly do all meet our maker, Serenity Sue. It was lovely to see the Seymour Mausoleum, though. I was very shocked and disappointed to learn that it had been broken into.. I just don't understand such disrespect. I've been keeping an eye on the number of large mausoleums in the US that have been going broke, and closing their doors.. Many are declared abandoned! So much for the 'perpetual care' that they've paid for! It doesn't take long then for the urban explorers to make the knowledge public - and then in come the vandals and grave robbers. And again, so much for 'eternal rest'. Apparently the skulls and long bones are prized by occultists, and they fetch a hefty price on the black market. It's an absolute disgrace, and yet there are dozens of these these huge, privately owned mausoleums that are currently in deep financial trouble, some are already declared unsafe for visitation, and more than a few are already abandoned by the owners. This is often because the original owners die, and bequeath ownership to family members who aren't interested in owning a mausoleum. They often misappropriate the funds set aside for the perpetual care of the mausoleums (by US law this only needs to be 5% of the sale price of each crypt), and the next thing there's no money left for repairs or maintenance - and other similarly horrific stories abound - but one way or another they end up becoming abandoned, still with thousands of human remains inside them, only to be vandalised. It's a very sad state of affairs. This situation is very different, being a family mausoleum - but it's no less sad to me. Kindest regards, JW.
That is sad news, we don't have many in Ireland only a few scattered across here and there, its sad, I'd love to have a mausoleum in my family and I would for sure care for it but then after my time who would be interested? No one I'm sure, I'm simply fascinated by mausoleums, not only the craftsmanship but I also love the history, now if I can get inside I will but I'd never break inside one or attempt to damage for a look inside. How anyone can do this I just don't know, they too inside lived a life had children worked hard etc, respect is the main thing ❤❤
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Thank you for your lovely replies, Serenity Sue! We don't have many snall family mausoleums in Australia either - and to the best of my knowledge there are no large mausoleums here of the type I was talking about in the US - but I consider that to be a good thing for our own countries .. as in 100 years there'll be hundreds more of these huge decaying buildings all over the US - filled with thousands of human remains that no one remembers or cares about. I don't think they're ever going to prove to be appropriate alternatives to ground burials. But I certainly understand the appeal of small family mausoleums. Some of them are really beautiful (Have you ever see the mausoleums in La Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires, Argentina? OMG - what an incredible place! I hope you'll find a documentary about it on TH-cam if you've not seen it! It's where Eva Prron happens to be finally buried, after her corpse had a very interesting, if totally disrespected history of its ow!). But on second thought, family mausoleums in our cemeteries will always be targeted by those nasty, disrespectful few who would rob us blind in life as well. How pathetic is it that even our decomposing bones aren't even safe in death? That requires such wicked depravity! I think that I will stick with aquamation (aka alkaline hydrolysis) and have my ashes spread to the four winds.. I mean, I realise that I wouldn't know if someone dug me up or stole my skull out of my coffin in a mausoleum vault for the purposes of witchcraft - but I'd prefer not to give the wicked cretins that opportunity, LOL! I'm so glad I found your channel : ) Kindest regards, Janell W. By the way, one of THE BEST TH-cam videos I've ever seen about La Recoleta Cemetery is on "Vic Stefanu" channel. It doesn't show the topside of the mausoleums, though (I HIGHLY recommend that you find a separate documentary on TH-cam to see those!) Instead Vic used a Go-Pro to film the vaults beneath some of the oldest mausoleums in La Recoleta (some are 200 years old) and it shows us the finest and most beautiful and intricately carved timber coffins in true olde-worlde Argentine style. I was moved to tears the first time I saw it! Many are piled one on top of the other, whilst others are still surrounded by little altars with old lace and candlesticks - it's such a strange thing to see! I've never seen anything else like it in the world, and I would love to see it for myself one day. I do think you would very much enjoy Vic'z video and the cemetery too, Sue! 🌹🌹🌹
Great find Sue I was just thinking the mausoleum was outside the cemetery with the other grave Any idea why? Can't do anything about the wind it's the west of Ireland!!
I actually have no idea, it's intriguing maybe the Seymours owned the land and let the community use the area, I know the wall was something that was added later on, did you notice the red circle I put on a grave out side the walled cemetery?? If not take a look and pause to read the info ❤❤ it's a sweet little story
As a country boy who lives in Alabama I'm really impressed by the beautiful cemeteries in your land. Wonderful work you do and amazing videos with your phone. Maybe there would be a go pro in your future? Thanks for sharing your story with us! Now back to Maureen O'Hara and John Wayne in "The Quiet Man!"
Hi sue my grandfather was a captain in the ineskillen fuseliers if you pass the castle can you show a few pics? Many thanks from riky and my daughter summer.xx take care.x
I hate to see Cemeteries long forgotten and abandoned, as In Irish Eyes video, New your house. Thanks for Sharing this amazing research The Two Babies Grave touched my Heart. 1889, Wow Beautiful Cross Headstone!
Thanks again Sue the wind isn't a problem and dosent detract from the hard work you do to show us beautiful mausoleums and the headstones are not only unusual but the style is different to what we have in NZ really gorgeous god bless again thanks
Thank you Sue for taking us on your adventures. I understand about the equipment, I love your videos so much. Your country is so beautiful. Please don't worry about those critical people, us faithful fans out number them anyways. ✌&❤ God Bless
Thank you for sharing. It amazes me why anyone could break in to the graves. It’s a resting place. Not to be broken in to. Be safe sue and it’s been fine. Listening.
I always wondered how Brisbane, Queensland's Rugby union Ground came to be known as Ballymore . Queensland in the early years as a wild place as Commissioner Seymore wasn't affraid of using the whip and lash to maintain order 😉
Hi Sue. I'm Ralph from Missouri USA. I'm new to y'all's channel. This was truly wonderful. I have ancestors from counties Cork and Down. Thank you for taking us a long for the ride.
Very cool, intriguing. Those are definitely human remains, old old old!!! Outstanding find!! 💪
Pretty cool alright Ron, stay safe ❤
Yeah it was hard to really tell at first but upon a further look they are pretty moss covered. Swear I think that was a pelvis bone and the other coffin with the lid shifted. I’m glad to see you can’t really get inside so you can’t disturb the dead but being the curious soul I would love to be able to step inside that time capsule of a crypt. I suppose if you were skinny enough and didn’t mind the idea of the rust and spiders and had some great climbing prowess you could probably get past those doors and get inside.
I'm like that too DOOM I'd of loved to walk inside to have a closer look, yes I'd say a pelvis too ❤❤
Thank you for takin us with you. I really appreciate all the hard work you put into bringing these amazing scenes to us. I imagine that you put in a lot of time with research, as well. Thank you! Please take care!
Thanks Dallas Storm, its hard work, plus I've a full time job and family but I just adore it and of course all of you here, we have such a lovely family here ❤❤
Looks like somebody was in there messing around, looking for jewelry. 😲
Oh yes I'd say that's right ❤
Thank you for all your hard work, travelling around & showing us such beautiful places. Never apologise for the wind etc. you are amazing xx
Ahh thanks Lorraine I promise no more rants ❤❤❤
No need to apologize Sue. We understand. This was a wonderful sight and find. Open caskets and all. You just be careful out there. ❤
Ooh I loved this one Betty, thank you so much ❤❤
BLESS your heart,Sue. Going through so much for us.
The people that complain should buy you a better camera!!!! They don't appreciate what you are doing!!! They are the ones we take a dog's stance on... if you can't eat it or play with it and it doesn't make you happy....PISS ON IT AND WALK AWAY!!!
😅😅😅😅 I love that comment ❤❤
Hi Sue, you are doing an amazing job with what you have. We really appreciate all the effort you put into your videos. Thank you dear friend ❤
Thanks Shela appreciate it ❤
And again Sue a bloody great find. Never apologise about the sound, as you allways have have gone above and beyond to give us great footage, even in the old days, when only very few commented. How your page has grown Sue. I myself am very proud of your achievements and diligence, to bring us some of the best footage i have seen. xxx
Thanks Tom, I really appreciate you here, from the beginning you've been here, thanks a million ❤❤
@@SerenitySueGraveyards a pleasure sue xxx
No apology necessary you do an amazing job!!! We appreciate it!
Thanks Joyce ❤❤❤
Amazing! I can't believe they didn't brick up that entrance completely. Great job finding this!
Thanks Bryan, it was an amazing mausoleum and even better to take a peep inside ❤❤
That was a beautiful graveyard and amazing mausoleum!! You never have apologize for the weather or the equipment. Your fans know you do your best each time you take on a cemetery adventure with you. Thanks to Irish Eyes too. Safe travels back home. 💜
Thanks Doris 🙏
Thanks Doris, I appreciate it ❤
Thanks Sue for a great adventure love the cemetery love the castle and the crypt definitely looked like a Egyptian design. It is disgraceful that people broke into the tomb in the 70s absolutely no respect.🙏🏻🇺🇸👮🏻♂️
No respect at all, I couldn't do that, yes I love getting a closer look but oh my Gosh, I could never disturb the dead ❤❤❤
Oh my goodness!Your work is wonderful!🥰It is a terrible shame that people can't keep away from plundering these beautiful monuments!Thank You I appreciate all that you do for us,the viewers!❤
Ahh thanks Susie, appreciate that ❤❤
I don't understand it either - but the dead can't speak for themselves, so we must do it for them.
Please pay no mind to the armchair critics who carp about sound or video quality, Sue. This was amazing. Thank you.
Thanks Shantibel, you are right, I'm just over sensitive at times ❤❤
@@SerenitySueGraveyards One of the reasons I love your channel is your sensitivity. Was on the chat when you spoke about anxiety issues, of which I have some experience. Very difficult. You present fascinating, very direct experiences in your videos, and you don't deserve negativity. Xx
Thanks hunny, I appreciate it, I need thicker skin but I'm sensitive not only to comments about me but to others too, it's part of me ❤❤ I'm so much better than I was though 👊
I normally turn the sound off and use subs, I have hearing problems which involves tinnitus, so please do be so harsh to judge others, they may well have this problem too, but like I said, I just watch with subs. Problem solved.
Thanks Carole, I upgraded my mic so problem solved, it was just a remark about the wind affecting the audio x
I think you do an awesome job with your videos. I feel bad when TH-camrs say they are sorry for the wind. It’s not something you can control. I appreciate all you go through to bring us these amazing videos. Keep it up please!
Thank Carol, Ireland has pretty bad weather so it's very hard to video ❤❤
Great job Serenity Sue! Appreciate the dedication and work you put in. Are you kidding? The wind noise and camera focus is nothing - anyone who's ever done video knows that. Ignore the naysayers -- 99% of the people enjoyed it - the other one percent are holed up somewhere living off their parents and whining. You do a terrific job - glad I found you and hope to see more of your work in the future. And I love the Irish brogue!
Ahh thanks Ralph, I need thicker skin, sorry for the rant, we live in Ireland and if I was to wait for a nice day I'd probably have a video once a month ❤❤❤ thanks
Unusual mausoleum design for sure. Too bad they didn't restore the coffins more,but you got some amazing images from inside! Remember though:safety first. The worrier in me was seeing you up top there on that ledge! Nice work,Sue.
I had Irish eyes holding my coat, I just loved this and was not expecting to see anything, the mausoleum is just an amazing piece of work ❤
Hello Sue. Such beautiful land. The graveyard though small, is beautiful. I love that it sits by itself. That you can see there are no buildings, homes within eyesight of it. I admire your dedication and determination to show us the mausoleum and it's " occupants "😉. As i mentioned i enjoy checking out mausoleums myself. Not only do you show the beauty of cemeteries and graveyards, you show us the beauty of Ireland, to which i am jealous of you !!😉😉 Thanks for a great video Sue. Take care, stay safe and God bless.❤🙏
Thanks for the lovely comment Michael, appreciate you here ❤❤
Wow! I've watched many of both your videos and GV's. I can't believe somebody, anybody would complain. the cemetaries, grave yards, area, the ruins, you show us are absolutely wonderful. I'll never be able to travel again, but I'd love to visit Ireland and see all that green for myself. watching both of your videos gives me a sense of peace. I for one appreciate you both.
Ahh thanks so much Reggie, I really appreciate that so much 💗
New to your channel, American I am, but lived for quiet some time in Wales, love your videos, I'm so excited to binge watch, you've done a really beautiful job in taking us along so we can remember those who have passed, we'll done, special place for you, an absolute angel you are! Thank you!
Ahh Jennifer that's a lovely comment, thanks so much ❤❤
Hi Sue! This video arrived (I believe the 'in' term is 'dropped') at 8:30am Saturday here. I'm guessing that with all the rain much of the soil in Ireland is saturated right now (it's been raining here too). That place is a remarkable find. It's like a Gothic pavilion with a crypt underneath, and that was an extraordinary view of the interior. As always I appreciate your efforts to bring us this content. 🇦🇺 🇮🇪
Thanks a million, this was such a nice find for sure ❤❤
You do a fantastic job! I love how you take the time to show the detail the headstones. Thanks a million!
Hi Caron, thank you x x
Thanks for all your hard work. Audio was fine IMO. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. Take care.
Thanks John ❤️
This was amazing to see, thank you Sue. You never have to apologise to us for wind noise, or the bad weather as you do a terrific job.
I have lived in Queensland Australia now for 50yrs after moving from London UK so this was special for me.. There is so much history attached to this man, here is a brief version. David Thompson Seymour, third son of Thomas & Matilda Margaret. Born Ballymore Castle, 5th Nov 183. Died London UK, 31st Jan 1916. Educated Ennis College Ireland. Served as Commissioner for Queensland Police 1864 - 1895. Established the original Detective Force here in Queensland in 1864. So many other achievements and improvements are owed to this man. Well done Sue and thank you again. Blessings 💕🇦🇺
Thanks Liz yes the son was a valuable man to Queensland, such an interesting story about him, it's lovely to find extra history to add to the video ❤❤
Not often you can see human remains in a mausoleum like that. A very interesting design. Also you do an excellent job with your equipment, don't take any of those comments about wind noise to heart.
Thanks so much had a little rant but I need to learn to ignore and move on, the mausoleum was just amazing and inside very very Interesting ❤❤
That is a rather amazing mausoleum! The stones and graves all around it are really neat, too! Thank you for an awesome video!
Thanks Alan, it was amazing to stand there and take it all in ❤❤
I appreciate the dedication to your videos, Sue. Thank you for another adventure. Windy or not, you never disappoint! My husband’s ancestry is in Galway. Very cool to see something from there.
Galway is beautiful, I've a few from there, thanks Cathi, appreciate you here, I've since upgraded my mic so all is good now I hope x
Incredible video Sue! So sad that people break into these resting places.
Thank you, yes it's horrible ❤
Such a wide variety of gravestones - from the VERY old to more recent ones!! I especially loved the ones that have Celtic crosses!!
I'm SOOOOOO glad that you made it up and down those crypt stairs safely, Sue!! I ALWAYS worry when you climb crumbling stone steps!!
Thanks for this ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING video, my friend!! XXXX
It was just amazing Nadia ❤❤
Sue, I really appreciate how you get into tough positions to give us all a view into these mausoleums! I love the architecture and how the lichen looks also, great video!
Thanks Rebecca, this one was really cool ❤❤
Yes thank you! What you show is so interesting. I am amazed that anyone would want to disturb a casket. Shameful. Thank you for showing us!! ❤️
People are strange I could never do that ever, it's very sad ❤❤
You do a fantastic job! Also, I could listen to you speak all day ❤️. Thank you for the tour! It’s neat to be able to visit places that I may not know even exist or get to visit myself.
Thank you Kelli ❤️
Seems like it doesn’t pay to have a private mausoleum. Absolutely amazing! Thanks so much!
Welcome to Ireland and our channel, thank you, I agree, once family are gone who cares for us? it's sad but its the way
Well , From what you have shown us , it looks as if possibly four people are interred in the mausoleum. At least two of the enclosures are damaged and open . A little spooky but considering the location you may wonder if visitors have come and gone over the years and possibly attempted to obtain entrance. Everybody says RIP but when it comes to any mausoleum I doubt that’s the case. Sue , your doing a wonderful job . Thank you. Paul, St Petersburg, Fl.
Hi Paul, ahh thanks so much, I appreciate you here, yes I'd imagine grave robbing was definitely a possibility, maybe hoping to find valuables ❤❤
Wonderful find Sue! Fascinating old coffins which look like coffins out of our old Bela Lugosi movies. Nice camera work you have to be a contortionist I guess to document these cemeteries.
Ahh thank you, let me tell you this my back hurts like mad after all these excursions but always worth the pain great description of those coffins too❤❤
Wonderful video Sue. Isn't the little graveyard beautifully kept? I was amazed at how easy it is to read the inscriptions on most of the tombstones despite their age. Somebody is caring for those resting here. How awful that the mausoleum was desecrated. I can't understand the mentality of people who disturb the rest of the dead. How would they feel if somebody did that to the graves of those they love? Don't upset yourself over negative criticism. You don't owe them any explanation or even the courtesy of a reply. From old experience I will only offer criticism which is positive, benefits the recipient and leaves them the better for it and hopefully happier too. And of course you know you have a great big family of supporters here including me❤❤❤
Thank you Damien, I have since been able to upgrade my mic, thankfully, yes it's a beautiful little cemetery definitely someone caring for it, the mausoleum too is amazing but very sad that some low life would go in and damage the coffins and disrespect the dead, sick people 😢
Thank you for showing this!keep up the wounderful job you are doing just cant keep up with the time from you to where im at.keep safe&waiting for your next trip you will be taking us on!
Thanks Connie ❤❤❤❤
Very good camera work Sue, well done. You deserve a Guinness
Ahh thanks very much ☺️ ❤
Aw Sue, please stop apologising…if other folk cant understand, then it’s their problem. You do drive such long distances to show us such fascinating places, not to mention all the research you do beforehand. If you were paid by the hour by each of us, THEN you might be able to afford top quality camera and recording equipment. But you do the very best you can with what you have, which is to be applauded, as they are just great! So to those who read this and do complain, stop and think of what Sue does for us,the results she gets, and please stop complaining!
I for one am thrilled to travel Ireland with you and Irish Eyes from the comfort of my arm chair, and find the history You can share with us to be riveting. I especially loved your visit to that Fairy Glade cemetery,With graves dating back to 16/1700’s! And the stone masons work on some was amazing. (I’m hoping you may go back when the brambles die back???) however this was amazing, though sad to see those graves in the mausoleum looked to have been ransacked. They used place bodies in blue silk like fabric in lead coffins, which were then sealed, and placed in outer casing wooden coffins for appearances, so to me, all those graves looked to have been ransacked as I said. Surprised nothing was done when the door etc was repaired, as next time family go in they will be faced with all of that!!…no respect at all.
Anyway, despite the wind,rain and whatever else God thought to throw down that day, I was riveted, and it was a nice touch to show photos of tge Castle etc . Well done Sue and Irish Eyes! I’m getting my suitcase packed ready for our next exciting adventure with you, and will look to see where I can make a petrol donation at least to help out. Love from Helen in England! 🙋♀️🥰💕💐💐👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🙏
Ahh wow thanks so much Helen, pleas God when my channel starts to pay a bit better I can go everywhere in Ireland, I'm doing my best at the moment to get to high gate cemetery and a few more hopefully but once again my car has played up and I need to sort that first, there is a gofundme page that you can donate if you can which is a huge help or there's a superchat during lives and premieres but having you here commenting helps the channel grow too, so thanks very much for your kind words, the encouragement pushes me on ❤❤
Sue no need to apologise you can't control the wind and it is Ireland after all! It was an amazing place a nice graveyard too.Thanks for all the work you do. Take care.
Thank you for sharing .. I once got into the Highgate west cemetery in the early 70s.. I was very skinny then .. there was a coffin in one of the mausoleums with bones hanging out .also a grave that had been dug up. I was stopped in my tracks by two dobermans and the watchman escorted me out ,, Went back years later for a guided tour .
Oh I really want to go there ❤❤
Thank you so much for the tour of the beautiful cemetery, and your phone does an excellent job!, audio is good, you definitely cant help it if the wind blows!!, , thanks the for all of your hard work, stay safe and safe travels also. See you on the next adventure. 😊♥️🌻
Thanks Julie appreciate it ❤
@Serenity Sue, I've been following you from the start and never commented, you are the type of person you can talk to like best Friends... Good luck on your channel, from across the pond.. United States..
Thanks Regina, you should comment more so we can chat from time to time, it's nice to kero in touch with you all ❤❤
Wow that has really been built well that mouserlem thanks for sharing this video even the weather is bad bless you Sue you are marvelous ❤️ lovely grave stones lovely video sue take care rest in Peace to everyone who is buried in there 🙏💐 Wel done sue for looking in side of it 👍
Thanks a million Shel 😊
GREAT GRAVEYARD AND LOCATION SUE , DON'T FRET ABOUT THE SOUND AND PICTURE , WE APPRECIATE YOU AND THE EFFORTS YOU PUT IN , KEEP DOING WHAT YOU CAN WITH WHAT YOU HAVE LUVVVV TAKE CARE 👌
Thanks Mr Snowmab, appreciate it ❤❤
My first visit to your page. You did an amazing job of showing the mausoleum and sharing this story. The research of the family and the story behind the story is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Thanks Patricia it's great to have you onboard ❤❤
Hello everyone! Hello Sue! What a find!!
Hi Evilla ❤
Another great one Sue. Really appreciate all your hard work
Ahh thanks Maureen I just love it ❤❤
@@SerenitySueGraveyards as I do with our friend Ron no matter what I’m doing if I see a notification that you have posted something new I check it out right away.
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I appreciate it Maureen ❤
What a find! Enjoyed this immensely as always, Sue!
Thanks Cathy ❤❤
helloooo Sue 🍷🍷🍷 ... I'm ready 😁
Sue, really appreciate all you do for us. Can we donate when you go live? This was such an interesting walk with you. Did you find out anything more about the Seymour Mausoleum?
All I found I put in the description box or over the video, I contacted someone but he never got back to me unfortunately but it was so beautiful to stand there in the presence of that mausoleum, yes if you can and if its something you'd like to do, during lives and premieres you can send a superchat or a supersticker, thanks Goldies, if I get anymore info I'll promise to pop it up ❤❤❤
The inside of the mausaleum was amazing, definitely a hip bone there. I hope Irish eyes had a tight grip in you as you balanced on that wall. Lovely little graveyard. Very sad that a few of the children died so young, but they were obviously loved very much. Blessings to you dear friend 💕
Thanks Liz, he was holding into me, it was certainly an unexpected find and a super mausoleum too ❤❤
Hi Sue just come across you. Fantastic. Very interesting. I live in Africa. 😀🐘💝
Oh wow, Yvonne, welcome here, I hope you enjoy ❤❤
Sue no need to apologise you can't control the wind and it is Ireland after all! It was an amazing place a nice graveyard too.Thanks for all the work you do. Take care.
Thanks Beverley ❤❤
Comment is a few months late but I've just come across your site. Thank you for taking us on your journeys, they are amazing, more than i could imagine, like a fairy tale. I'm saying this in absolute truth but since lve been a kid (now 75) the only place in our world I'd want to visit is Ireland. So full of history and beauty. I've subbed and thumbs up and look forward to catching up. 💕💕 from Calgary, Alberta Canada.
Hey Connie that you so much and welcome, ❤️❤️
Thank you very much, for all your hard work and travel time Sue and Family. This was a great video, very interesting. That mausoleum was a great find! You mentioned that it was broken into back in the 1970's,
Perhaps by someone looking for valuables, because the first coffin
looked like it was possibly ransacked. Thank you very much again Sue, take care.
That's the most likely answer, disgusting behaviour to Rob from the dead
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Agreed, it is very
disguising. What goes around comes around. They will get theirs, one day.
Thank you for driving a long
distance the vlog is amazing
Thanks Tom ❤❤
I think you do an amazing job Sue. I have always wanted to visit Ireland and I love trotting around graves but at 67 years old I don't know if I will get to see your lovely country. If you ever get to Western Australia you would be so welcome to stay in our home!
Thank you Nightshade that's so very kind of you 😊
Sue you are doing a great job and everyone should understand working with what you have God bless you and GV you to are very special people
Thank you ❤️
Hello Sue I just finished watching The Seymore Mausoleum and a couple other videos of yours. May I say I notice the love and thoughtfulness, effort you put into your craft. Thank you for taking me to places I probably will never see in person and bring history so beautifully to me.I live in the USA (Michigan) I learned about you from Faces of The Forgotten. Looking forward to more from you. God Bless you.
Thanks so very much, that's such a beautiful comment 😊 🌹❤
I just found your channel. It's wonderful!! You are very respectful and have very interesting finds!! Thank you for all your hard work Sue!!!!
Thank you Russell and welcome, I'm so happy you found me, I love this channel and people are so kind here ❤️
Wonderful video Sue!
A very nice family graveyard!
The Mausoleum is very cool! I wonder if they removed anything from the structure above, that looks like a church, and put any remains below?
Strange Mausoleum to say the least!
It is strange 🤔
I maybe coming to Ireland next year if the pandemic is over .. a reunion for the NUrses I trained with .. so many lovely Irish girls .. I'm CAnadian.( with Irish roots along with Welsh , Scots and english ) and other northern european ,, Norwegian too ,,
Oh please God you will be able ❤❤
HI and thank you! I think the mausoleum was never completed, it appears to be missing statuary. The spaces on each side of the staircase should have contained sphinx and the Gothic top should have included something more christian like an angel or a jesus., The overall structure seem to cross trends, Egyptian meets Gothic. Your contribution is amazing !
Yes as you stand at the top of stairs it felt Egyptian..mmm good point now you say it. 👍👍❤❤
I could listen to you speak all & night, the accent is awesome. Love your wandering, chats & info.
Thanks
You do a wonderful job & anyone complaining about the audio should run & see if they could do a better job
Thanks Bronwyn appreciate your comment ❤❤
Hi sue..thoroughly enjoy your videos, and regardless of the weather your out there filming! That's dedication 😊💜from Lynn down under.
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Thanks Lynn appreciate it ❤
What an adventure and what a find too..What you was seeing was the top of the coffin so it was the arms bent upwards and to the left you could see the skull.I hope these ghouls when went grave robbing got the shock of their lives.It’s rare,even the wealthy are buried with jewels so I cannot see why they think there’s money to be made in doing this.It looks like they have damaged each of the coffins in their search..If they found something I hope it did not bring them much luck. I appreciate what you do Sue .Unfortunately this side of the world the weather is unpredictable and there will be bad days where it affects the sound.Your doing a great job ..Love n Light 🥰
Hi Christime, it was such a beautiful mausoleum, I'm sire they never had a days luck after what they did ❤❤
What amazing place . The work that goes into those crips is outstanding. Sue you do such an awesome job bringing these places to us. Thank you so much. Enjoy going along with you. God bless.
Ahh thank you Donna, that's so sweet ❤❤
Awesome video of the mausoleum! Don't apologize for the wind or equipment - you're doing great and your true fans don't mind anyway.
Ahh thanks Julie I had a moment and a rant, I need thicker skin I think, just don't like anything negative, it's the way I am ❤
Wouldn’t you think someone would have the respect to seal up the cript and having it blessed for the dead. The absence of a skull is worrying!
Great channel thanks😇
Thanks Paul, yes it was broken into, didn't even think about the missing skull ❤
Wow that was very interesting. Brill you got to see the graves for real and being open like that was scary and intriguing at the same time. Please be careful though dont want you to fall. Keep them coming
Thanks Nicola, this is definitely my favourite mausoleum I've visited not too many like this remaining in Ireland ❤❤
Thank you Sue for another great vid, living your channel. From Kitchener Ontario Canada
Thank you ❤️
Do not apologize for the wind. It gives you the authentic feeling that you are there and the experienced felt. I appreciate it as these are places I will never be able to see. I thank you for sharing.
Ahh thanks Jean ❤❤
Good morning ,from Hopi tribe AZ.USA thank you very interesting. B we'll and safe.
Hi and welcome to our channel, it's great to have you here ❤❤
Odd how many times I've seen doorknockers on old mausoleums. Who would answer a knock?
Haha would you want an answer, think I'd run a mile 🤣❤❤
Great presentation,with what you have,👏👏👏👍
Thanks Peter ❤️
Any relationship to the Seymour's of Henry VIII time?
Oh I'm not sure, I wonder 🤔❤
Looks like there is a side door to the right going down the steps maybe on the left too or blocked up ... kind of reminds me of the Sphinx
Yes it definitely gave me that pyramid, Egyptian feel, inoticed the brick work beside the door too, maybe they renewed the area or closed it up 🤔❤
I can't believe that cretins would break into a mausoleum!!! Some people have no respect ... I hope they are haunted every day of their lives for disturbing the peaceful rest of the dead! I know that these are 'empty vessels' - but they DESERVE to rest in peaceful slumber. It's despicable!!
I completely agree with you, how could any one do that, they are horrible people on this earth but they all meet their maker ❤❤
@@SerenitySueGraveyards
We certainly do all meet our maker, Serenity Sue.
It was lovely to see the Seymour Mausoleum, though. I was very shocked and disappointed to learn that it had been broken into.. I just don't understand such disrespect.
I've been keeping an eye on the number of large mausoleums in the US that have been going broke, and closing their doors.. Many are declared abandoned! So much for the 'perpetual care' that they've paid for! It doesn't take long then for the urban explorers to make the knowledge public - and then in come the vandals and grave robbers. And again, so much for 'eternal rest'. Apparently the skulls and long bones are prized by occultists, and they fetch a hefty price on the black market. It's an absolute disgrace, and yet there are dozens of these these huge, privately owned mausoleums that are currently in deep financial trouble, some are already declared unsafe for visitation, and more than a few are already abandoned by the owners. This is often because the original owners die, and bequeath ownership to family members who aren't interested in owning a mausoleum. They often misappropriate the funds set aside for the perpetual care of the mausoleums (by US law this only needs to be 5% of the sale price of each crypt), and the next thing there's no money left for repairs or maintenance - and other similarly horrific stories abound - but one way or another they end up becoming abandoned, still with thousands of human remains inside them, only to be vandalised. It's a very sad state of affairs.
This situation is very different, being a family mausoleum - but it's no less sad to me.
Kindest regards, JW.
That is sad news, we don't have many in Ireland only a few scattered across here and there, its sad, I'd love to have a mausoleum in my family and I would for sure care for it but then after my time who would be interested? No one I'm sure, I'm simply fascinated by mausoleums, not only the craftsmanship but I also love the history, now if I can get inside I will but I'd never break inside one or attempt to damage for a look inside. How anyone can do this I just don't know, they too inside lived a life had children worked hard etc, respect is the main thing ❤❤
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Thank you for your lovely replies, Serenity Sue!
We don't have many snall family mausoleums in Australia either - and to the best of my knowledge there are no large mausoleums here of the type I was talking about in the US - but I consider that to be a good thing for our own countries .. as in 100 years there'll be hundreds more of these huge decaying buildings all over the US - filled with thousands of human remains that no one remembers or cares about. I don't think they're ever going to prove to be appropriate alternatives to ground burials.
But I certainly understand the appeal of small family mausoleums. Some of them are really beautiful (Have you ever see the mausoleums in La Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires, Argentina? OMG - what an incredible place! I hope you'll find a documentary about it on TH-cam if you've not seen it! It's where Eva Prron happens to be finally buried, after her corpse had a very interesting, if totally disrespected history of its ow!). But on second thought, family mausoleums in our cemeteries will always be targeted by those nasty, disrespectful few who would rob us blind in life as well. How pathetic is it that even our decomposing bones aren't even safe in death? That requires such wicked depravity!
I think that I will stick with aquamation (aka alkaline hydrolysis) and have my ashes spread to the four winds.. I mean, I realise that I wouldn't know if someone dug me up or stole my skull out of my coffin in a mausoleum vault for the purposes of witchcraft - but I'd prefer not to give the wicked cretins that opportunity, LOL! I'm so glad I found your channel : )
Kindest regards,
Janell W.
By the way, one of THE BEST TH-cam videos I've ever seen about La Recoleta Cemetery is on "Vic Stefanu" channel. It doesn't show the topside of the mausoleums, though (I HIGHLY recommend that you find a separate documentary on TH-cam to see those!) Instead Vic used a Go-Pro to film the vaults beneath some of the oldest mausoleums in La Recoleta (some are 200 years old) and it shows us the finest and most beautiful and intricately carved timber coffins in true olde-worlde Argentine style. I was moved to tears the first time I saw it! Many are piled one on top of the other, whilst others are still surrounded by little altars with old lace and candlesticks - it's such a strange thing to see! I've never seen anything else like it in the world, and I would love to see it for myself one day. I do think you would very much enjoy Vic'z video and the cemetery too, Sue! 🌹🌹🌹
I'll definitely check him out thanks ❤
Great find Sue I was just thinking the mausoleum was outside the cemetery with the other grave Any idea why? Can't do anything about the wind it's the west of Ireland!!
I actually have no idea, it's intriguing maybe the Seymours owned the land and let the community use the area, I know the wall was something that was added later on, did you notice the red circle I put on a grave out side the walled cemetery?? If not take a look and pause to read the info ❤❤ it's a sweet little story
As a country boy who lives in Alabama I'm really impressed by the beautiful cemeteries in your land. Wonderful work you do and amazing videos with your phone. Maybe there would be a go pro in your future? Thanks for sharing your story with us! Now back to Maureen O'Hara and John Wayne in "The Quiet Man!"
Hey Tony, I upgraded my mic so much better, loved the quiet man, I even have a video here of the village of Cong, where it was filmed
My ancestors settled in Alabama and Pan Handle of Fla from Scotland, and Ireland.
Loving you and all you do. Amazing Lady.
Thank you so much, that means a lot
Hi sue my grandfather was a captain in the ineskillen fuseliers if you pass the castle can you show a few pics? Many thanks from riky and my daughter summer.xx take care.x
That's the north Richard that's a good 6 or so hours away ❤
That was quite a find, Sue. Be careful.
It really was unexpected to find the coffins, the mausoleum was so cool and to see inside too, well that was just amazing ❤
I hate to see Cemeteries long forgotten and abandoned, as In Irish Eyes video, New your house. Thanks for Sharing this amazing research The Two Babies Grave touched my Heart. 1889, Wow Beautiful Cross Headstone!
Thanks, yes we find some very sad and abandoned graveyards here 😢
Hello cousins in Ireland from the Sunny Gulf Coast of God bless the USA.
Thanks again Sue the wind isn't a problem and dosent detract from the hard work you do to show us beautiful mausoleums and the headstones are not only unusual but the style is different to what we have in NZ really gorgeous god bless again thanks
Dear Sue, can you please let your notes on the family linger a wee bit longer?
You can pause the video, otherwise it ruins what we are looking at ❤❤
Thank you Sue for taking us on your adventures. I understand about the equipment, I love your videos so much. Your country is so beautiful.
Please don't worry about those critical people, us faithful fans out number them anyways. ✌&❤
God Bless
Very very true, it's hard work but I love it ❤
I can only imagine that our ancestors walked in the same place s you go Sue, rhank you.
Had to Subscribe
You are very welcome here Mary, we have a lovely family here ❤❤
Thank you for sharing. It amazes me why anyone could break in to the graves. It’s a resting place. Not to be broken in to. Be safe sue and it’s been fine. Listening.
Oh me too, I'll never understand it ❤
If you wrap a piece of tissue around the microphone it will block some of the wind noise without blocking the sound of your voice.
Hi, I've recently been able to upgrade the mic, thank you ❤❤
There are some very old Graves in the Oak Shade Cemetery in Marion Iowa.
I like nice head stone!! When I Die every day I clean it up and Making it shiny shiny ✨ !!!!
Great job! Happy New Year!
Happy new year ❤❤
Amazing seeing how we all end up, brilliant video Sue xxxx
I always wondered how Brisbane, Queensland's Rugby union Ground came to be known as Ballymore . Queensland in the early years as a wild place as Commissioner Seymore wasn't affraid of using the whip and lash to maintain order 😉
Oh really 🤔 thanks Mercmad ❤️
Great video thanks 😊
❤❤❤thanks liz glad you made it
Hi Sue. I'm Ralph from Missouri USA. I'm new to y'all's channel.
This was truly wonderful.
I have ancestors from counties Cork and Down.
Thank you for taking us a long for the ride.
Welcome Ralph, thanks very much for being here 😊 ❤