Thank you for teaching me the history of this Cemetery.I love going to cemetery's to learn what I can about who are buried and their history.Again Thank You for sharing.
Thank you for showing the gravesite of Abraham Lincoln’s Grandfather. I am a huge Abraham Lincoln fan. Also I love your voice & all the videos you have. Again, Thank you! 👍🏻
I'm so glad you do these videos about cemeteries. My family loves visiting them in Australia. We don't find them creapy, we find the a world of knowledge. So thanks again
Just watched your video of Woodland Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio. Great video. I live in Dayton and have been a Woodland Tour Guide for about ten years. I thought you might also be interested in knowing that I knew and worked with Boss Kett early in my career. I also am a historical speaker and will soon be posting my Kettering Talk on TH-cam.
I can remember being in an old family cemetery and while walking and taking pictures I heard clear as day; "STOP ! STOP !" I stopped walking, looked around, no one was there and after looking down you could see a pretty well covered up by grass and all area in front of me, it turned out to be an opening to a well ! One more step and I'd have fallen in it. After putting some boards over it out loud I thanked the sprite that saved my life. This was in the Pine Barrens at an old homestead. Remember me as you pass by, as you are now so once was I. As I am now, soon you will be, so prepare for death and follow me. I've seen that on a head stone.
Thank you for sharing this cemetery with us. Never seen a cemetery that had Revolutionary War veterans laid to rest there. Had ancestors who fought in the Revolutionary War. It’s a special cemetery. God bless you and your family
There are American Revolutionary age stones at Penn Run Cemetery in Highview, Ky as well which is also in Jefferson County. It is a beautiful place to visit as well.
I live in Australia and always loved Glen Campbell. Could you deviate and visit the Glen Campbell Museum which is chock full of his memorabilia and guitars and stage clothes and music you could do a whole film clip of the Glen Campbell Museum. I have no hope of travelling due to being in a wheelchair but would love to see it and I'm sure other fans of his would too. If you can't it really doesn't matter because I am really loving your work.
I love cemeteries...especially old ones..I've been to many cemeteries as a genealogist, tracing my own family as well as the family trees of other ppl who have needed help. So, yep, I do enjoy your videos...As for the concrete box that the regular stone sits on top of...in most cases they are there for support. Some were made at the time and some were added later...alot of the older ones, will have a "slit" cut through the tops of them for the taller flat stone to sit in. Most of the time when you see a stone with the lamb on top of them, that was an infant or a child buried there. You are doing an awesome job...thank you so much for your videos....
You always find such interesting gravesites. Hard to wrap my head around Lincoln's grandfather losing his life fighting native American indians! LOL, so different than the gravesites I visit here in California :-)
Very very interesting I love you videos , I also like visiting cemetery’s we have a beautiful cemetery in Greenville Ohio , and Annie Oakley is buried in Darke co just outside Greenville Thank you I loved Abe Lincoln
Thank you so much for watching! I’ve actually visited Annie Oakley’s grace before. I have a video about it. Thank you so much for watching. I greatly appreciate it.
What can I say lovely graveyard with alot of history. Lovely & green love these old headstones hundreds of years old just beautiful & educational 4 us your the teacher sir, thank you for 🙏🕊💐🌴🌾🌺
My late husband and I used to seek out old cemeteries. We, like you really enjoyed finding interesting monuments and graves. Oh how I wish he and I could go to some of these you've shown.
This video has left me speechless! Your videohry, your efiting, your fades and blends. Your voice is do energetic yet so soothing. Your research is impeccable. When I get notification of s new contribution from you, I immediately go there. Thanks so much for your hard work and dedication I learn something from each of your videos. I am a handicapped senior and I don't get out a lot. Your videos inspire me and remind me to be greatful to be able to enjoy your wrk. God bless you and thanks 👍
Thank you sharing I live in the West and will probably never get back there. I love history and your respect of our history and the people who have passed. Again thank you
Absolutely amazing! I really enjoy watching these older cemeteries vedios! As for the Sturgeon...there are Many Sturgeons and Sturgills through out Ky. My brothers are Sturgills and their father is buried somewhere in KY, from what I've been told its a verh old cemetery also. I'll have to ask where and let you know. Thanks for sharing your vedios! I've been a Long time follower and have enjoyed every minute! Congratulations on your 8500 subscribers!! Woo Woo! God Bless and safe travels!
My favorite of your videos so far. I love old cemeteries that contain the earliest settlers to this country. The Revolutionary War Veterans buried there really peaked my interest. I imagine Kentucky, W.V. and Tenn. have many 18th to 19th century cemeteries and burial grounds (where a Church is or was located) known and unknown. Thank you for your efforts.
Oakland Cemetery next to the Oakland Church in Grants Lick is the cemetery where Daniel Boone has family buried. You can still see the writing on Rebecca's grave but her brother, Nathaniel, is not so easy to see now. It's full of my Daniel family.
have ever visited the cemetery in sunrise Kentucky it has some older graves my dad is buried there I do enjoy your videos i used to visit the one where i grew up it is peaceful thank you for all you do
This was Very Informative and Really Interesting. I get to see the graves of famous people I have heard of and some I never knew of. You do a FANTASTIC JOB of pointing out interesting facts. I Greatly appreciate the work you are doing. God Bless You and keep you safe in your travels Mr. Lyndel Revelle
The small hard to read stones with concrete around them are the oldest stones that were reinforced with the concrete so they were not lost to time. Great video I really enjoyed the viewing Thanks for showing the history.
I enjoy the history that u find from walking through cemeteries. Me and and mom used to walk around one we lived across from. My grandparents from the 1800's were buried there also some family members that we didn't even know were there because some of the family members were split up. We used to also put flowers around to the grave that had seemed to be forgotten. So I love these kinds of videos. Keep up the great work.
I have enjoyed your walk through the cemetery. I’ve watched a couple of your video’s and am impressed with the integrity and respect that you show. Thank you for talking us along
Thank you. I enjoy seeing the old cemeteries and the histories. My maternal and paternal grandparents were buried in different country cemeteries in Johnston COUNTY OK. Guess that's where my interest is from. Please be careful in your journey. Just after getting into my car from visiting one my car was attacked by killer bees. Took several miles to outrun them. One old cemetery I visited is the city cemetery in Roma, TX just on the border with Mexico. The little city has quite a history and some older gtaves. Lovely cemetery. Thank you again.
You will always get a warm reception on videos love this. I love doing the same thing I just cant afford the travel. So I will let you be my guide, I wait every day for your videos
That must have been a huge church. Those are ancient ruins to us since our nation is not that old. I liked that you went to Abraham Linkhorn's grave. Such a significant finding in such an old cemetery. I wonder if any of these headstones can be cleaned without damaging the lettering. I live on the border of a small town and the country and I have a cemetery practically in my backyard. You've inspired me to go out there and explore. Maybe I'll see you out there one day. Thank you for this tour. 💕
As a Kentucky minister and historian, I’ve gotta say- I love your work! Re: the cement though, I think that was a trend kind of happening around the turn of the 20th century where folks have tried to shore up broken/decaying stones. Even Jamestown settlement has had to deal with removing cement from original markers.
@@Whittdocs I have enjoyed them considering that your guests are all passed away. I do and now how a love for your videos and be sure to love everything you've done and will go to do. I lost a friend named Willy If he hadn't passed away and from his death is where started this whole journey into your videos! So thanks Willy Fly High Willy and thank you Kind Sir for doing what you do! Please tell people about drugs and overdoses so they won't end up on your video's! Thank you
I'm a northerner by birth but have the utmost respect for those in the south. I live in Canton, Ohio and I had two friends on Facebook. I rode my motorcycle to visit them in Vanceburg, Kentucky. They were the nicest people I've ever met. I spent the night at their home and had the best food I ever had both for dinner and for breakfast when I woke up in the morning.
I am glad that you visited this cemetery. Unless you have directions, it is very difficult to locate. Someone had to give me directions and were unsure if they were correct. So, that was an adventure.
When my family and I visited the US in 2019 I was mesmerized by the fact that many Americans have died already compared to other nations. We visited Queenstown, Pennsylvania and saw a very beautiful cemetery with devastating history as well. Kudos to you for sharing this with us.
I just watched your video of your oldest Cemetery visit and I live in Louisville KY about 30 mins from that Cemetery . I'm on Vacation this week and I'm gonna go visit there.
The history you find is outstanding and great to see how nice this cemetary is kept. You only see old family plots everyone is crammed in these days. My family has an 18 pack in Massachusetts, unfortunately with no history. Thanks for the merch, I'll be checking it out.
Beautiful peaceful cemetery. Thanks for taking your time and reading the ones you could. That old wrought iron work is always one of my favorites. That’s got to be the oldest cemetery I have seen. Loved the longer video too. Ready for the next.
Great video, enjoyed it very much. Fencing around graves was usually taken down if the inside area was not being kept up by the family. This allowed grounds keepers to maintain the site with the rest of the cemetery. There are a lot of cemeteries in Texas that they did that to.
@@Whittdocs You would absolutely love it here there is so much history. We live not far from where the Bronte Sisters wrote there novels and where they are buried but I'm actually from the very other end of the country in Plymouth where the Pilgrim Fathers sailed from.
Thank you for sharing this history I've always wanted to find Daniel Boones grave he happens to be a distant relative of my family his great niece married a great grandfather of our family
Welcome aboard! I appreciate you subscribing. Check out some of my older videos also. My channel is all about history and cemetery visits. Thank you so much.
I just happened upon your site. Thank You! I don't know if you've previously shown it, but my husband's family, on his father's side, The Bexfields, came from England to West Virginia. Apparently, there's an OLD Bexfield Family Cemetery up in West Virginia!!! We've never been there, but would Love it if you highlighted it on your Show (?)!!!
Very interesting! I think the only place in America that has older cemeteries that I've seen is in St.Augustine Florida. It's a very interesting historic town to say the least.
The Historic Middletown Inc. Museum has a great deal of material on the cemetery and the sturgeon family including others as well. A great research source for old local families and sites.
Thank you for teaching me the history of this Cemetery.I love going to cemetery's to learn what I can about who are buried and their history.Again Thank You for sharing.
Thank you for showing the gravesite of Abraham Lincoln’s Grandfather. I am a huge Abraham Lincoln fan. Also I love your voice & all the videos you have. Again, Thank you! 👍🏻
I really appreciate that. I have a few more videos relating to Lincoln I believe.
I'm so glad you do these videos about cemeteries. My family loves visiting them in Australia. We don't find them creapy, we find the a world of knowledge. So thanks again
Same!!
Just watched your video of Woodland Cemetery in Dayton, Ohio. Great video. I live in Dayton and have been a Woodland Tour Guide for about ten years. I thought you might also be interested in knowing that I knew and worked with Boss Kett early in my career. I also am a historical speaker and will soon be posting my Kettering Talk on TH-cam.
Fascinating, especially the elder Abraham Lincoln and Ednum Gregg. How about a trip to the Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn?
I would love to make it there.
I enjoy the history of my state Kentucky Thank you for sharing this
Thank you so much for watching!
So kind
Such history, and what stories these lovely people could tell! Great work!
I can remember being in an old family cemetery and while walking and taking pictures I heard clear as day; "STOP ! STOP !" I stopped walking, looked around, no one was there and after looking down you could see a pretty well covered up by grass and all area in front of me, it turned out to be an opening to a well ! One more step and I'd have fallen in it. After putting some boards over it out loud I thanked the sprite that saved my life. This was in the Pine Barrens at an old homestead.
Remember me as you pass by, as you are now so once was I.
As I am now, soon you will be, so prepare for death and follow me.
I've seen that on a head stone.
Wow. What a fantastic comment. Thank you so much.
Wow.. that’s super cool !!!! Glad you’re ok
WOW!
That was your Guardian Angel, who is always watching over you!
I worked at one all kinds of weird things happen there
Thank you for sharing this cemetery with us. Never seen a cemetery that had Revolutionary War veterans laid to rest there. Had ancestors who fought in the Revolutionary War. It’s a special cemetery. God bless you and your family
Thank you so very much. I greatly appreciate the kind comment.
There are American Revolutionary age stones at Penn Run Cemetery in Highview, Ky as well which is also in Jefferson County. It is a beautiful place to visit as well.
I need to try to find that.
Beautiful cemetery. You are certainly correct about how this place carries its age with grace and beauty. Very interesting
I appreciate you watching. Thank you so much!
I live in Australia and always loved Glen Campbell. Could you deviate and visit the Glen Campbell Museum which is chock full of his memorabilia and guitars and stage clothes and music you could do a whole film clip of the Glen Campbell Museum.
I have no hope of travelling due to being in a wheelchair but would love to see it and I'm sure other fans of his would too.
If you can't it really doesn't matter because I am really loving your work.
I love listening to the stories. I'm also amazed at the early workmanship on the older headstones.
Thank you so much for watching.
I love cemeteries...especially old ones..I've been to many cemeteries as a genealogist, tracing my own family as well as the family trees of other ppl who have needed help. So, yep, I do enjoy your videos...As for the concrete box that the regular stone sits on top of...in most cases they are there for support. Some were made at the time and some were added later...alot of the older ones, will have a "slit" cut through the tops of them for the taller flat stone to sit in. Most of the time when you see a stone with the lamb on top of them, that was an infant or a child buried there. You are doing an awesome job...thank you so much for your videos....
I really appreciate that comment. Thank you so much for sharing that with me.
@@Whittdocs You are most welcome...:)
Finger pointing up represents the soul going up to heaven. Great job! More please!!
Thank you so very much! Check out some more of my videos. They’re all cemetery related. Thank you.
I just love the history about the cemetary very beautiful and well kept.
I appreciate you watching. Thank you.
James slagle
Hi from the uk i love these videos and the history behind them, thanks so much
I appreciate that. Thank you so much.
You always find such interesting gravesites. Hard to wrap my head around Lincoln's grandfather losing his life fighting native American indians! LOL, so different than the gravesites I visit here in California :-)
You know. Lol. Things surprise me too on my visits. I’ve learned a lot. Thanks for watching, Steve.
Oh how I love history , I’m paralyzed and could never go my self , so thank you so much
I’m so thankful that I’m able to take you along with me. Welcome to my channel. Thanks for watching.
Very very interesting I love you videos , I also like visiting cemetery’s we have a beautiful cemetery in Greenville Ohio , and Annie Oakley is buried in Darke co just outside Greenville Thank you I loved Abe Lincoln
Thank you so much for watching! I’ve actually visited Annie Oakley’s grace before. I have a video about it. Thank you so much for watching. I greatly appreciate it.
I missed the one with Annie Oakley I’ll have to see if I can find it . Thank you so much love your videos !
I have been to the Cemetery in Greenville, Ohio. What episode is the Annie Oakley grave?
What can I say lovely graveyard with alot of history.
Lovely & green love these old headstones hundreds of years old just beautiful & educational 4 us your the teacher sir, thank you for 🙏🕊💐🌴🌾🌺
Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words. I greatly appreciate it.
Beautiful Cemetery. Old but full of life stories. Thank you.
That’s for sure. I really enjoyed my visit here.
Great video! I love seeing old cemetaries, and checking for names of ancestors.
So do I. I’m glad that you liked the video.
My late husband and I used to seek out old cemeteries. We, like you really enjoyed finding interesting monuments and graves. Oh how I wish he and I could go to some of these you've shown.
I enjoy history of people that lived a long time ago in different places. Very interesting.
I enjoy the same things. I’m always trying to find interesting things for my channel. Thanks for watching.
This video has left me speechless! Your videohry, your efiting, your fades and blends. Your voice is do energetic yet so soothing. Your research is impeccable. When I get notification of s new contribution from you, I immediately go there. Thanks so much for your hard work and dedication
I learn something from each of your videos. I am a handicapped senior and I don't get out a lot. Your videos inspire me and remind me to be greatful to be able to enjoy your wrk. God bless you and thanks 👍
I don’t know the last time a comment has touched me as much as yours. I’m so glad that I’m able to take you along with me on my journeys. Thank you.
Beautiful cemetery! Very interesting about Abraham Lincoln's grandfather! Keep up the good work!
Thank you sharing I live in the West and will probably never get back there. I love history and your respect of our history and the people who have passed. Again thank you
Thank you so much for the comment. I’m glad that you are enjoying.
Watching from Italy 🇮🇹 I love your vlog Whitt 👏🏼 continue like this! Great!
Hello to Italy! Thank you for watching.
Love the history of this cemetery. Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely amazing! I really enjoy watching these older cemeteries vedios! As for the Sturgeon...there are Many Sturgeons and Sturgills through out Ky. My brothers are Sturgills and their father is buried somewhere in KY, from what I've been told its a verh old cemetery also. I'll have to ask where and let you know.
Thanks for sharing your vedios! I've been a Long time follower and have enjoyed every minute!
Congratulations on your 8500 subscribers!! Woo Woo!
God Bless and safe travels!
Thank you so much for all of your support. I really appreciate it. I actually have Sturgill in my family tree.
Any history like this is interesting to me. They just don't teach you these things in school. Thank you.
It is so interesting the cemeteries are. So much history. You wonder what lives were like at a certain era. Fascinating!!
I agree fully with that. Thanks for watching.
Love the history of your videos. This one is especially good with Lincolns Grand Father. I learned something here. Thank You.
Thank you so much for watching. I greatly appreciate it.
My favorite of your videos so far. I love old cemeteries that contain the earliest settlers to this country. The Revolutionary War Veterans buried there
really peaked my interest. I imagine Kentucky, W.V. and Tenn. have many 18th to 19th century cemeteries and burial grounds (where a Church is or was located) known and unknown.
Thank you for your efforts.
Thank you so much for the comment. I really appreciate the history of places like this. Thank you for watching.
There is a church and cemetery in Monroe County, WV. Rehoboth Church. 1700’s.
I live in Eastwood, I did not know about this story, I will be going to this cemetery very soon. Thank you for sharing this story.
It was a great visit. I think that you’ll enjoy it.
Oakland Cemetery next to the Oakland Church in Grants Lick is the cemetery where Daniel Boone has family buried. You can still see the writing on Rebecca's grave but her brother, Nathaniel, is not so easy to see now.
It's full of my Daniel family.
Thanks again for another great comment. Thanks so much for watching.
Love these old cemeteries! Really enjoy your videos!
Thank you for watching.
@@Whittdocs my pleasure!
have ever visited the cemetery in sunrise Kentucky it has some older graves my dad is buried there I do enjoy your videos i used to visit the one where i grew up it is peaceful thank you for all you do
This was Very Informative and Really Interesting. I get to see the graves of famous people I have heard of and some I never knew of. You do a FANTASTIC JOB of pointing out interesting facts. I Greatly appreciate the work you are doing. God Bless You and keep you safe in your travels
Mr. Lyndel Revelle
This video is so cool, I was just in Louisville, Kentucky this morning, I need 2 go back & visit Long Run Cemetery
You should. It was such a great location and visit. Thanks for watching.
Enjoyed this tour very much so much history.
I love your videos so much compassion, Breath of fresh air. Ty
I truly appreciate that. Thank you.
The small hard to read stones with concrete around them are the oldest stones that were reinforced with the concrete so they were not lost to time. Great video I really enjoyed the viewing Thanks for showing the history.
Thoroughly enjoyed your video! love the history... beautiful, thoughtful place ❤️🕊️
Thank you so much for watching and commenting.
I enjoy the history that u find from walking through cemeteries. Me and and mom used to walk around one we lived across from. My grandparents from the 1800's were buried there also some family members that we didn't even know were there because some of the family members were split up. We used to also put flowers around to the grave that had seemed to be forgotten. So I love these kinds of videos. Keep up the great work.
I really appreciate this. Thank you so very much.
@@Whittdocs ur so welcome!!
What an honor to have visually visited this cemetery, oh how I wish I could visit in person. God Bless all who reside RIP.
Thank you so much for watching. I’m glad that you did. I appreciate it.
I have enjoyed your walk through the cemetery. I’ve watched a couple of your video’s and am impressed with the integrity and respect that you show. Thank you for talking us along
That’s so kind of you. Thank you for watching!
I enjoy your videos with the history that it shows. And the respect that you give each stone.
I really appreciate that. Thank you so much for watching.
Thank you. I enjoy seeing the old cemeteries and the histories. My maternal and paternal grandparents were buried in different country cemeteries in Johnston COUNTY OK. Guess that's where my interest is from.
Please be careful in your journey. Just after getting into my car from visiting one my car was attacked by killer bees.
Took several miles to outrun them.
One old cemetery I visited is the city cemetery in Roma, TX just on the border with Mexico. The little city has quite a history and some older gtaves. Lovely cemetery. Thank you again.
Wow. Be careful out there also. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
I heard the finger pointing up has reference to gone up to heaven. Fascinating to see such old stones. Thank you.
I appreciate that. Thank you so much.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ENTHUSIASM IN BLOGGING BURIAL SITES and CEMETERIES
You will always get a warm reception on videos love this. I love doing the same thing I just cant afford the travel. So I will let you be my guide, I wait every day for your videos
I really appreciate that. I’m so glad to have you a long.
Beautiful graveyard with great history. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful place full of history
I’m glad you enjoyed this. Thank you so much.
Loved seeingsome of the places that youhavebeen showing
So pleased to see that it's being looked after..
Yeah, I was happy to see that too. Thanks for watching.
That must have been a huge church. Those are ancient ruins to us since our nation is not that old. I liked that you went to Abraham Linkhorn's grave. Such a significant finding in such an old cemetery. I wonder if any of these headstones can be cleaned without damaging the lettering. I live on the border of a small town and the country and I have a cemetery practically in my backyard. You've inspired me to go out there and explore. Maybe I'll see you out there one day. Thank you for this tour. 💕
Thank you, very interesting & entertaining 😀 👍 Judy
I enjoy this video and so far everything you've done...
I appreciate you...
Thank you for sharing
I appreciate your kindness. Thank you.
Sir, your videos are very interesting. Thank you posting them.
I appreciate you watching.
I like this video 📹 I like to walk 🚶♀️ through the cemetery I in joy it and it is peaceful
This is def one of my favorites! That church must have been big! The foundation seemed very large. Awesome blog.👍
I really enjoyed seeing this also. Thanks for watching.
I do love your videos of the cemeteries. So much history
I really appreciate that. Thank you.
My favorite video of yours .....love the history....
Thank you so very much. I appreciate that.
As a Kentucky minister and historian, I’ve gotta say- I love your work! Re: the cement though, I think that was a trend kind of happening around the turn of the 20th century where folks have tried to shore up broken/decaying stones. Even Jamestown settlement has had to deal with removing cement from original markers.
I really appreciate you sharing. Thanks so much for the kind comment.
Thanks for sharing spend the day watching your videos.
Thank you so much. I hope you’re enjoying the videos.
@@Whittdocs I have enjoyed them considering that your guests are all passed away. I do and now how a love for your videos and be sure to love everything you've done and will go to do. I lost a friend named Willy If he hadn't passed away and from his death is where started this whole journey into your videos! So thanks Willy Fly High Willy and thank you Kind Sir for doing what you do! Please tell people about drugs and overdoses so they won't end up on your video's! Thank you
Thank you for this excellent video. Long Run is a beautiful cemetery. I love the history here.
I agree. It was my first visit here and I really enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
Thank u for the walk through and the history let’s do it again someday
Very soon.
I'm a northerner by birth but have the utmost respect for those in the south. I live in Canton, Ohio and I had two friends on Facebook. I rode my motorcycle to visit them in Vanceburg, Kentucky. They were the nicest people I've ever met. I spent the night at their home and had the best food I ever had both for dinner and for breakfast when I woke up in the morning.
Nice. Thanks for the comment. Vanceburg isn’t too far from me at all. Thanks so much for watching.
I am glad that you visited this cemetery. Unless you have directions, it is very difficult to locate. Someone had to give me directions and were unsure if they were correct. So, that was an adventure.
When my family and I visited the US in 2019 I was mesmerized by the fact that many Americans have died already compared to other nations. We visited Queenstown, Pennsylvania and saw a very beautiful cemetery with devastating history as well. Kudos to you for sharing this with us.
I appreciate that comment. Thank you so very much.
The history is fantastic!
I just watched your video of your oldest Cemetery visit and I live in Louisville KY about 30 mins from that Cemetery . I'm on Vacation this week and I'm gonna go visit there.
You should definitely go. Let us know what you think. I really enjoyed my visit.
Thanks Whittdocs for another informative VLog!!
Thank you once again for watching!
You do such a great job. Thank You
I remember being up a tree in an old cemetery scaring heck out of tourists…
Hahahaha. I bet that would scare them!
Enjoy your videos, keep them coming
The history you find is outstanding and great to see how nice this cemetary is kept. You only see old family plots everyone is crammed in these days. My family has an 18 pack in Massachusetts, unfortunately with no history. Thanks for the merch, I'll be checking it out.
I greatly appreciate the very kind comment. Thank you so much for watching.
Beautiful cemtry love your video keep them coming
I’m so glad that you are enjoying the videos. Thank you for watching.
Beautiful peaceful cemetery. Thanks for taking your time and reading the ones you could. That old wrought iron work is always one of my favorites. That’s got to be the oldest cemetery I have seen. Loved the longer video too. Ready for the next.
Thank you so much. I didn’t know how my viewers would like a longer video. I appreciate the feedback on that.
I've always been interested in historical cemeteries. Good job.
I appreciate that. Thank you so much.
Really fascinating. Love the history! Great job!!! 💜
I appreciate that. Thank you so much.
Great video, enjoyed it very much.
Fencing around graves was usually taken down if the inside area was not being kept up by the family. This allowed grounds keepers to maintain the site with the rest of the cemetery. There are a lot of cemeteries in Texas that they did that to.
Thank you so much for watching.
I think this cemetery has such charm about it. It reminds me of a lot of the old village cemeteries we have here in England.
I would love to visit England. Thank you so much for watching.
@@Whittdocs You would absolutely love it here there is so much history. We live not far from where the Bronte Sisters wrote there novels and where they are buried but I'm actually from the very other end of the country in Plymouth where the Pilgrim Fathers sailed from.
Watching from castledawson,co Londonderry, northern Ireland
Oh wow. Thank you so much. I would love to visit Ireland.
A lot of these folks ancestors come from Ireland, Scotland ! I myself am Scot/Irish
Very interesting as usual! Looking forward to the next trip!
Thanks so much for the kind comments. I appreciate them.
You have a new subscriber! Thank you for sharing with us! God Bless!
Welcome aboard! Thank you so much for joining. I hope you enjoy my channel.
Thank you for sharing this history I've always wanted to find Daniel Boones grave he happens to be a distant relative of my family his great niece married a great grandfather of our family
He’s buried in Frankfort Kentucky.
I really am enjoying the history of your country. See you next time. Joanne NZ 🙂
I greatly appreciate you watching. Thank you so much!
What a peaceful place! Great video! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
I love it when you talk about history. Could you find the cemetery for Round Prairie Kansas.
Very much enjoyed! Great video thank u
I appreciate you watching. Thank you.
You are doing a wonderful job , you give so much respect. Would like more time at looking at them . Beautiful cemetery love the history
Thanks for that suggestion. I appreciate you watching. Thank you so much for the support!
This is really awesome. I'm so much enjoying youre videos. I'm happy I subscribed. Thank You!!!
I’m glad you subscribed too. Thanks for coming along.
Luv ur site, new to it and will continue to watch.Thank you
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New subscriber!! I love to watch history videos!!👍🙋🏻♀️🇵🇷
Welcome aboard! I appreciate you subscribing. Check out some of my older videos also. My channel is all about history and cemetery visits. Thank you so much.
I just happened upon your site. Thank You!
I don't know if you've previously shown it, but my husband's family, on his father's side, The Bexfields, came from England to West Virginia. Apparently, there's an OLD Bexfield Family Cemetery up in West Virginia!!! We've never been there, but would Love it if you highlighted it on your Show (?)!!!
I would love to look into it. Do you have any idea what city that is in?
So interesting!!!! One of my favorite things to do is cemetery historical walking .. thank you for this
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I wonder how many unmarked graves there are in all those open areas. Very nice visit. Thank you for sharing. Very interesting
Good point. I bet there are several that are unmarked. Thanks for watching!
Very interesting! I think the only place in America that has older cemeteries that I've seen is in St.Augustine Florida. It's a very interesting historic town to say the least.
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That place is beautiful and peaceful wow Abraham Lincoln grandfather all the history in that cemetery
Yeah. I agree. It’s a very beautiful area. And a peaceful place. Thanks for watching.
The Historic Middletown Inc. Museum has a great deal of material on the cemetery and the sturgeon family including others as well. A great research source for old local families and sites.