The Ghost of Pancake Lock
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- George Pomeroy's ghost haunts The Ohio & Erie Canal's Lock 26
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It's sad that George didn't try to beat his addiction to alcohol. I'll be sober 40 years this Thanksgiving. I was close to giving up, but thank God, I didn't. A most tragic, but interesting story.
CONGRATULATIONS JAMIE!!!!
That’s wonderful!
They didn't have AA back then.
22 years last March. Way to go Bro!
Akron, home of Doctor Bob and Bill W
Congratulations Kelly!!
Well done! Thing is, in George's time, drinking was widely accepted and even expected of working men. Men who didn't drink were often ridiculed. We still got this culture to a certain degree here in the UK, where people often get totally drunk out of their skulls every weekend night, but even this is not the same as back then as it is perfectly acceptable now to not to drink. I also wonder how much help there would have been around in George's time.
It's great to hear somebody present these kinds of stories without all the hype and exaggerated details. Thanks for the interesting stories.
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I was thinking the same plus his voice is easy to listen too.
It wasn't the bar's fault! That bar did not pour the liquor down his neck. George did it to himself.
Thank you for explaining ghost stories.
Thank you for giving the warning. The paranormal is not a toy to be played with lightly and people should respect it more.
You’re welcome Stephanie.
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The Light Bango picking worked very well with this video. Gives it an eerie ghostly feel.
Thanks John! One of the most difficult things for me is picking the music. I mean it’s a real struggle sometimes!
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Of course. I shared your Canal Fulton on a couple Voice of Canal Fulton pages. So hopefully you get some traffic from it. One lady wants Finefrock furniture store covered due to paranormal activity. :)
Thanks John. I appreciate you sharing! Very kind!
I will look into the furniture store. Sounds interesting!
It seems like there are no shortage of ghost stories tied to the O&E Canal, and sadly it seems there are also no shortage of sad stories of alcoholism and mental illness from this particular era of history. Conditions and rights for workers were definitely a lot worse back then, and resources/treatment for addiction and mental conditions were extremely lacking compared to today. It was just a recipe for disaster. Ironically, Akron ended being the birthplace of AA many generations later.
But thank you for sharing Mr. Pomeroy's story! I'd never heard of it before despite being to Lock 26 myself. I also appreciate stories like these because they revive the memory of people who may be previously forgotten, and I think we can always learn something important from their stories.
Such a wonderful comment Space Ace. Thanks for this. Very poignant.
You are 100% correct. Back then, people struggled just as much as we do today but with far less support. Such a sad reality.
Thanks again for your continued support. I certainly appreciate it!
Must admit, being a visiting Limey, I hadn't come across the canal stories myself. Is this the sme Ee - I - ree Canal which the song commemorates? Certainly condtions for our own industrial town poor were equally as bad. It used to be said here that the cheapest and quickest way out of Birmingham was a bottle of gin. No wonder that the temperance movement, and the Sally Army were so strong.
@@johndavies1090 unfortunately I’m not familiar with the song.
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I believe it is, but I’m not 100% sure. This is the Ohio and Erie Canal Lock 26, which I believe it is part of the famous Erie Canal, the historic canal in upstate New York that runs east-west between the Hudson River and Lake Erie. Those men had a hard job in those days. I’m sure from the harsh beating their bodies received while doing their labors alcohol was about the only thing then which would relieve the pain they endured, which is likely the reason for the high numbers of alcohol addictions in the area in those times. Really sad to hear what came of George. Very heartbreaking. I found his memorial on a site called Find A Grave, and someone posted a photo of a newspaper article about George that is an interesting read. It’s memorial number 92741923. If you go to the site you can enter the memorial number in the extended search section, and his memorial will come up for you. There is no need to sign into the site. A lot of people use the site for genealogy research, and the site is filled with a lot of history.
Yeah that was a windy day and we were still shooting on a iPhone with no wind filter. Things have gotten a bit better since then.
Your selection of music is really beautiful and your story telling is also. I love all the historic pictures you share they're so interesting to look at!
I pause to study each one and find myself wondering what it must have been like to live in those day...I don't think I could work as hard as they did!
But I probably would though because the choice to have and not have would motivate me I'm sure just like it did for those in the 1800's! I'm really happy I found your Channel I'm enjoying all your content! Blessings......Linda from Michigan +
Thank you for this Linda! It’s comments like these that make it worthwhile!
And thanks for watching and commenting! 😊
Fantastic work. I absolutely love the ghost stories presentations. No hunting or conjuring and faking ridiculous interaction. Just the history and the stories with the great photos .
Thank you Leroy! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
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Exactly. Ghost Hunters are so played out
Poor George's soul. Why aren't he and his wife reunited in the here-after? Like Artie Johnson asked Ruth Buzzy...do you believe in the here-after? She said, yes. Then you know what I'm here after, he said. Sorry, couldn't resist.
Rick that’s hilarious! I remember that skit! What a great time for television!
I think George still wanders the lock due to the gruesome nature of his death. Possibly even because he took his own life.
I might use my abilities to meet George, and talk to him this summer.
Please let me know what happens! I’d love to hear about it!
Good luck with that
I''ve always heard it called Johnnycake Lock (johnnycakes are cornmeal pancakes)
Thanks for watching and commenting dimoko! Much appreciated!
Lock 27 bears the name Johnnycake Lock.
Looks like when the culvert failed, canal boats were stranded at multiple locks.
26 was called Pancake and 27 was called Johnnycake.
Born and raised in Massachusetts. Heard that name Pomeroy quite often. Thanks for another great story.
Thank you for another great comment! A sad tale but one I felt needed told.
I am glad I discovered this site. Our narrator is fascinating, he tells the story account and interesting facts, clearly and calmly.very refreshing.
Thank you Jean! I am humbled by your comment.
Thank you for joining us here. We are so very glad to have you.
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I literally just found your channel yesterday, and you are one of my 4 very favorite TH-camrs. Ironically, one of the others is an Ohioan, as well.
What I really want you to know is that I am a 52 year old man, with a wife and adult children and stepchildren that I adore, but I am in a desperate struggle with depression. Your videos are such a blessing, especially when I need time alone to just relax.
God bless you my friend, you are immensely gifted. Please keep up the great work.
This hits real close to home. Kindred spirits for sure. Reach out anytime!
Beautiful music for the entirety of the video
Nice history lesson. How many people have seen his ghost?
Not sure Jan. Truthfully there are so many tales of ghost sightings along the Ohio and Erie Canal that it’s thought to keep track!
Thanks again for watching and commenting! I appreciate your continued support!
@@CuriousHistoryYT my pleasure!
I love Ohio/Erie canal history. I grew up along the old canal around Dresden, Adams Mills, and Cochocton areas. I always knew of the toll stagnate canals had on people who built, worked on or lived next to the canals. There always seemed to be a bunch of tiny cemeteries along the canals maybe with only a couple headstones.
I've been watching your videos and have really enjoyed the Ohio history and lore so far. Keep up the good work.👍👍
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I find the history of the canals fascinating. I live not far from a gorgeous place. It's called Pontcysllte Aquaduct, near Llangollen. It goes over the River Dee. A lot of canals in the UK have been / are being restored, really interesting video, thank you.
Thank you so much Dawn! I had to look up the Aqueduct and it looks amazing. You live in a beautiful area!
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Such a sad story. We all have them in our families, but it's not usually told as humbly as you tell it. It should be told, but most of us do not. Thank you.
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It's wild that you could sue a bar/bartender for serving alcohol to an alcoholic.
That law is still on the books today John. Bartenders need to be vigilant.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
I appreciate how respectfully you are towards the dear departed. Most channels present ghosts and spiritual beings without any acknowledgement of the fact they were living people and some outright mock and disrespect the spirit world. I also really like how you said not to take the paranormal lightly. It's very real and not a game, plus as I said ghosts were once living people and should be shown as much, if not more respect and consideration as the living. I'm very glad to have stumbled upon this channel. I'm from England but I find American history fascinating especially paranormal/supernatural. English history is much more ancient than the USA and we have a great many ghosts stories but it's interesting to learn about the history of our friends across the pond be it ghosts or more mundane things. Keep up the great work.🇬🇧🇺🇸
Thank you!
I’m glad my respect for the deceased shows so well and that you have picked up on it.
I would absolutely love to travel to the UK someday. It’s my top bucket list item and hopefully I will achieve it!
Thanks you for the kind words and support! I really appreciate it!
@@CuriousHistoryYT I hope you make it here one day. I think you will like it, and if you ever find yourself around the Suffolk/Essex border let me know and I would be happy to show you around some of our old villages and share some stories with you. We have everything from ghost armies to dragons and everything in between. Even our non supernatural history i think you might find interesting.
I will definitely reach out! That would be wonderful!! Thank you! 😃
As a resident of Ohio, I am enjoying learning of Ohio history. You're an excellent story teller. Thank you
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What a sad ending for George. Thank you again for the way you care when you tell these stories! Shirl K - Texas 😎
You’re quite welcome Shirl! Great to see you again!
I'll say it again, you should be a history teacher! Great video, as always.
Thanks again Jeff! You truly are a loyal follower! Love it!
Definitely agree a great teacher & historical story teller.
Thank you for the very kind words Mike! I truly appreciate it!
Poor fellow - I wonder if his drinking was due to his war experiences? Had this happened in England at that time, he would have been very fortunate to have been buried in consecrated ground at all - the tradition of buying suicides at a lonely crossroads, enforced by church diktat, was still practiced in some areas and only overturned by parliament at around the same time.
That is super interesting John. Thanks for that!
His alcoholism may have been due to the war indeed. Unfortunately I don’t think we will ever know for certain.
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In college, my best friend has the last name Pancake and was an Ohio native. I remember him saying the last name Pancake had something of a distinguished history in Ohio with even a famous Ohio Senator bearing this last name (a relative of his). I clicked right away thinking this was related to his family! Thanks for a great channel. I'm glad I watched anyway!
Thank you Lulu! I’m glad you watched as well! Hopefully we will see you here again soon! 😊
You sir are a story teller! It is a gift and it truly is something to behold to be able to watch and hear these happenings from the past. Thank you for sharing!
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I love these videos. As a curious person myself, it's interesting hearing about this history.
Glad to hear it Phoenix!
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I just moved to the Akron area from central Ohio, and I've been wanting to learn more aboutthe history of the area. Your videos have been a great resource so far! You got a new subscriber and I will be looking forward to your new videos!
THANK YOU FOR SUBSCRIBING CRYSTAL!!!!! Welcome to the community! I am so glad you are here! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Hi John, what a tragic tale, I would say almost certainly he would have wanted to pass over because of a broken heart more so than his alcoholism.
Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💞
Very sad indeed Sue. Talk about a hopeless feeling. I hope he finds peace
@@CuriousHistoryYT me too. x
Great video. That voice of yours makes it perfect. Did you see the green orb? Chills!!! Lol
Thanks for watching and commenting Jean!
Nope…nothing paranormal happened during our visit to the lock. Just a lot of people walking by enjoying the nice weather.
Have you visited and seen the green orb!?
Great video, thanks for the information! I love the paranormal and I love history even more, especially local history. You set the story up so perfectly by giving a lot of background but also including the paranormal aspect. I will be watching more videos!
Thank you Rachel! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
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I thoroughly enjoy your videos. You're a wonderful storyteller, and I love the history and how you present this - with dignity and respect for your viewers. I also think it's so important to give the warning you did: do not play with the paranormal and be careful. So true. Thank you for these interesting videos. On to more!
Thank you!! I appreciate your kind words and support! 😊
It’s always sad to think of all the effort and backbreaking labor of the navvies (there is a terrific song, “the boys who broke the ground “, I think the best version is by DRAMTREEO out of the Tidewater Virginia area) & now their work is forgotten and sometimes even filled in.
I agree Wasn’t. I wish there was a greater effort towards preservation.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
You have a great storytelling voice. Can’t wait to hear more.
Thank you Yvonne! 😊
Spooky stuff. As the Good Book says, there is nothing new under the sun. It’s sad that we deal with just as many social issues today as we did then and even though there are support groups and government programs to assist those with problems with alcohol abuse, drug addiction, domestic violence, those same issues continue to plague us with very little improvement it seems. RIP George Pomeroy. I pray that your spirit finds the solace in death that it was unable to obtain in life.
Amen.
I hope that the O&E channel is restored.
That has happened in many places in UK and France.
Excellent story and very nicely told. Thank you. 🌻
Thank YOU Deb for watching and commenting! Love the support! 😊
The Witch if Helltown brought me here to the rest of your videos and I am thoroughly enjoying this find!! Great job telling these stories with such respect and research. I shall be sharing your channel with lots of friends! Thank you and may your channel grow by leaps and bounds!
Thank you Marie! That’s very kind of you!
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Thank you so much for your presentation of these historical events, topics & people.
Thank YOU for watching and commenting Linda! I really appreciate it!
Gosh this is so sad - it is said that intoxicated people can become possessed and this story really reinforces this belief. Seems when drunk, George got possessed and that's why he became abusive towards his wife. At the same time however, him drinking signaled his agreement to become possessed, hence whatever evil spirits there were, targeted him. It is not for nothing that strong alcoholic drinks are called "spirits"...
Amazingly well presented video! No sensationalism, and you show so much respect for George. I do hope his spirit finds peace soon. I get the feeling he is still around at the location where he died through his own hands, because he wants to undo what he did - hence he is still trying to get people to convince his wife to return to him. He is doing now what he should have done at the time, but despair overcame him.
it really needs his wife to go to him, forgive him and lead him to the Light, but who knows whether his wife's spirit is aware of where he is and that he is stuck. I have no doubt that George and his wife love each other.
Great stories to listen to as I'm very sick in bed on a rainy day - sadly longterm sick, hoping that one day doctors will agree to an operation that would cure me (so far all they do is argue). Even I wonder sometimes whether I'm still alive as I'm here in between life and death, neither here nor there. I only hope I haven't died yet because I would at least want to know that I'm in the spirit world - and be reunited with my loved ones.
Very true what you say - one shouldn't mess with the paranormal. We all know that there is a spirit world but it's best not to play with things we don't really understand. As it is, I live in a very old and haunted city (in England - more than enough haunted locations here, lol) but I get easily freaked out by such things so I don't dwell on it. While we are all spirits having a human experience, it's best to leave each world to its own. There is more than enough to discover in this world.
Little Kitty you are in our prayers. It makes me sad that you are unwell. I pray that the right healer might come into your life and make you whole again.
@@CuriousHistoryYT Thank you! It means a lot to me when someone prays for me.
Sad & brokenhearted, George could be tugging on clothing (checking pockets) for a flask.
I hadn’t considered that Brandy Jean! Such an excellent, and sad thought.
Poor George, perhaps the horrors of war compounded a possible predisposition to addiction. A very sad situation.
Sad indeed Jen.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Grand Rapids Ohio near Defiance has a working lock that you can take a tour of. I haven't been there since covid started
I need to check it out! Would love to see one in action!
Thanks for this Christine! 😊
@@CuriousHistoryYT your welcome
You are a great history teacher love how you present the supernatural mix in with the story thank you for your videos can you possibly do some on connection I grew up in Griswold CT lots of stories witches vampire's graves really interesting stuff
Keep on doin what you do guys thanks love your latest videos I'm staying tuned !!
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It is hard to even imagine the inner torment he must have endured at the loss of every thing and one he loved when he finally admitted to himself that it was he himself who had driven all these things away and knew he could never get back those things he loved most in this world because of his addiction to alcohol .
Well said Logan. 🙏
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Great job on this video. I have never heard about this place. You do such a good job telling the stories in your videos 👍
Thanks Mark! That’s very high praise coming from you.
Loved your Colinwood video as well as your last couple live streams.
Well done sir!
Thanks again for watching!
Your voice is so welcoming and kind, but I think this man's story was sad but addicted people lose all hope, I hope one day they find each other
I hope so too Sharon. It’s such a sad tale.
Thank you so much for watching!
Great story and channel!!! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for this Stanton. I will certainly give it my best effort.
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New subscriber here love the history and the paranormal my favourite two subjects thank u
THANK YOU FOR SUBSCRIBING DEBRA! Welcome to the community! I am so glad you are here!!!😊😊😊
Great content. These stories are amazing! Thank you for sharing.
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Really terrific stories, thank you.
Thank you for the kind words Summer’s End!
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WOW! what a sad story, thank you for your services GEORGE W. POMEROY and may you join your wife and always be together and both be happy for ever always. REST IN PEACE- GEORGE W. and MARY POMEROY. God, please forgive George for taking his own life. GREAT STORY, from the heart. Signed, Greg the egg.
Very well put Greg!
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Another interesting story. Thank you.
Thank you for watching and commenting again Ms.C!
Interesting about the people who have sensed things. When I lived in Ohio, me and my Dad once took a hike on the trail in John Bryan State Park...far back end of the park, the trail that takes you to and past the Orton Memorial, along the Clifton Gorge Nature Preserve. We didn't get but a mile in before I made us back track and leave. I had an overwhelming sensation of extreme doom and anxiety. Something I had not felt for about 20 years. The area where it began had a definite border. It began and ended exactly in a specific spot on the trail. This was in the year 2005. We never have been back. The memory of that feeling has never gone away. I would like to know....was part of a battle of the Civil War fought in that region? Something gastly traumatic happened there.
I mentioned I hadn't felt that way for 20 yrs prior.... the times before, were in well documented Civil War battle grounds in Vicksburg, MS, as a small child.
H H it’s possible that you felt the energy of The Twilight Man. Of course no one can be sure if that’s what it was.
The legend of John Bryan State Park’s Twilight Man has frightened many people thru the years.
@@CuriousHistoryYT I haven't heard of him before. Is there any info on him or why he is there?
There is. Some first hand accounts as well.
Try this to start
gheus.wordpress.com/2017/03/09/john-bryan-state-park/
Definitely some sensationalism but there are several similar accounts.
@@CuriousHistoryYT Thank you. I will check this out.
Just came across this channel and love it, thanks and keep up the great stories also my favourite is the witch of hell town .. she’s awesome 🧙🏻♀️
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Hi coming from Northern Ireland we don’t hear any of these stories. I love hearing them and the way you tell them it’s like you actually know who your talking about The story that was good to hear but heartbreaking was about the Christian Indians. I’m glad I found you and will continue to listen to the stories you put out.
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Love the way you present these stories. Thank you.
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I'm a member of a volunteer fire house that's haunted.
Have you experienced anything James!?
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Hi thanks for your interesting ghost stoties love the history
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Good story.I just discovered your videos.They are addictive.
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Watch these over and over
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Why have I not heard of some of these places when I grew up just outside of Youngstown until I was 10.
You may have had other things to experience then Melissa. Don’t worry about it.
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Did your family often discuss alcoholism, suicide and ghosts in front of 9 year olds? Perhaps they protected you.
@@kellysouter4381 my brother would have no problem scaring his little sisters with ghost stories and alcoholism was just an unhealthy part of my life.
A story that I can relate to All too well I too am a recovering alcoholic 25 years sober I feel sorry for George and Mary
Congratulations on your sobriety!!!!! Awesome job!!!!!
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Thank you Anthony!
I look forward to seeing you here again soon! 😊
I had a great Ohio History teacher in 5th or 6th grade that was really interested in the Indians of our area. I loved his class & especially that part of it.
Maybe you could visit the Serpent Mound or Gnaddenhutten (?) and tell some of the Indian history of Ohio.??
I think many would find that interesting.
I love all your stories of Ohio.
Thanks for this Chris!
Let me just say this…
Stay tuned. This Sunday just might answer your request! 😉
Addiction with a broken heart is terrible , as either is enough , I'm sorry for him
Indeed. 😔
What a sad story. I hope someone tells him that his Mary is waiting for him in Heaven.
Well said Wendy! 😊
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Thanks cass!
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Thank you Betty!
Got me with this video. I'm related to the clarks I wonder if she was a relative or not. My Clark roots go back to general george r clark after him they moved into southeast to north east Ohio in 1800s to 1900s then moved towards Logan county. I even had refugees in the family from new straitsville mine fire. Mrs Elizabeth green but that's my fathers dads side of the family. The clarks was my fathers mothers side.
So Mary Clark’s Father was George Calhoun Clark. He was born Nov 27 1800 in Lancaster PA.
I don’t have any info about him serving in the military.
Thanks for the story.
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Have to admit you have a very soothing voice. I would watch a more long form video about any of these.
Thank you Daniel! I appreciate this! 😊😊😊
You are a gifted story teller.
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It should be considered that possibly what haunted and plagued this man could have been what he witnessed and maybe even participated in during Sherman's March to the Sea. I live in Savannah, I am a lifelong Georgian, and all you have to do is read the diaries and letters of the women who were in the path of army to know they behaved in shameful ways and committed every atrocity imaginable on women and children, no matter the race. Sherman had orders to specifically target the white women in order to demoralize their men. They left death, starvation and trauma in their wake. I could write a whole bunch of details, but trust me, it's ugly stuff. Many women were mentally broken and had to be committed the large asylum in middle Georgia. There were indeed union solders who did not like it, did not engage in it, even tried to report extreme cases to higher ups, but it fell on deaf ears. The cases that were court martialed, Lincoln, due to needing the manpower, pardoned them and put them right back on duty in the occupied South during Reconstruction. This meant women had to walk down the street and see their brutalizers in positions of authority over them. No wonder some of them lost their minds. So...I would imagine that any decent man, having the memory of these things, might not exactly be able to rest easy at night.
Thanks for this Melanie. We would all do well to remember the atrocities of war so as to avoid it in the future. And to think we did this to our own.
Erie canal thru Wayne County NY is Beautiful
Appreciate the videos and history.
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@@CuriousHistoryYT of course.. just moved up from down TX way. Definitely a lot to see and your channel is assisting in shining light on topics. Will be a viewer , thanks again
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This was a sad tale of a man's broken💔.
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Loved it lads, very interesting video.
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Great music! Enjoy your videos.
Thank you Sherry!
Maybe he felt guilty about all the rape, murder, looting and destruction Sherman led on his jaunt South. Then again guilt maybe wasn't in those soldiers.
Yep. War is a horrible thing. I guess we will never know how he felt about it.
great story of the past....love it...
Thanks Johnny!
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Another great one
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The Bible warns us not to interact with the dead. They could be demons impersonating a loved one.
Wow such a sad story rest in peace George
Amen Tyler.
Enjoying the videos, but one piece of advice: check your audio levels (sound of music versus sound of your voice.) It is really hard to hear you over the music. Cheers.
Thanks M G
We have made strides to correct that in our newer videos. Shouldn’t be a problem anymore.
Appreciate the help! 😊
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Did you ever think to cover the Cleveland Torso Murders?
Yep Danny. It’s on the list. In fact I think the script is written and we are about to start some preproduction on it.
Thanks for the heads up tho. I appreciate it. And thanks for watching and commenting!
Great history, I still eat corn meal pancakes
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That sucks it's was no easy task for a man to make it to 59 back then.
It was a difficult world to be a part of for sure Mike.
Boss video, this was cool! :)
Boss comment! Appreciate you watching and commenting! Thanks hamster!
Any record of what happened to the wife and kids?
Nothing that I was able to find Dildozer. Unfortunately.
Someone needs to check with his wife before trying to reunite them. Sounds like she had more than her fair of abuse.
I'm enjoying these stories however one little note, the music is MUCH louder than when you speak and so when you start the music is just blasts me. If they could be turned down to the same general volume as the voice that'd be great.
I agree Madcapp. Fortunately our entire editing process has improved since then.
Great content!
Thank you Val! 😊
Sad story. To have no hope. RIP
I agree Liz. Very sad.
That is one sad tale/story.
Sure is.
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