Mount Carmel Cemetery Part 18 - Walking and Viewing the Graves and Mausoleums in Hillside, Illinois.
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The Angel face you see is the Haserot, named “The Angel of Death Victorious". The stoic angel is seated on the marble gravestone of canning entrepreneur Francis Haserot and his family. Holding an extinguished torch upside-down, it represents a symbol of life extinguished. Wings are outstretched and the gaze is straight ahead.
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Most graves are unknown and lost to history.
Some are famous.
And some infamous....
....and some with tragic endings.
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When I seen the scissors on the headstone of Raffaelo Talarico I immediately thought he was a tailor. Those don't look like the scissors that barbers use but instead look like the kind for cutting fabric. I also tried using Google to translate what his stone says and the bottom part says something about leaving his mother in the deepest pain. There is not a photo on findagrave for his stone. Anyways the 1900 census shows that Raffaelo was a tailor and so was two of his uncles that lived with them (his mother's brothers).
Thanks !
Also his mother had 3 children and he was the only child that was still alive in 1900, no wonder his mother was in such deep pain, she had lost all 3 of her children.
It was also interesting to scroll through the pages of that census because page after page it is people that were born in Italy or their parents were born in Italy. There was also a few people from Bohemia and Poland but mostly it was Italy that the people were from and many had immigrated here as it shows how long they had been in the US along with if they were citizens yet. I love genealogy!!!!
@@tiffanymims8691 I love it, too! It’s what I do. Happy hunting!!
Very interesting, thanks for adding that.
My grandmother was a little girl during the Spanish flu. Out of all her brothers and sisters all 10 of them, none of them got sick. She told me how her parents were very aware of how to live through a pandemic since they went through one as young people in Italy. So they never went out without face coverings and gloves. Thank you for you videos. Stay healthy, happy and safe always. Blessed be
Smart!!
As always the photographs make the people buried there so much more personable.
9:56 Giovanni D Agostino, born 1889, died 02/03/1920, age 31, of influenza at home, 324 S Winchester, Chicago. I can't find anything else about him, but because of you he is remembered still, over 100 years since he passed.
The people who place these photos on these tombstone hour or, took these photos deserve an award after all these years the photos are still here
My stepdad is here. Would’ve loved to somehow give you the coordinates.
He was a cab driver, murdered for less than $7 in 1978. Beautiful, kind hearted man.♥️
Happy Thanksgiving…thank you for all your hard work, always remembering the forgotten.
God bless you & keep you safe.🙏🏼
It may be that he is in one of our episodes already, I have done 17 walks before this and you can reference them all down in the description box.
@@FacesoftheForgotten Thanks so much!
Oh I am so sorry. I will remember your dad everyday. What is his name?
That was so absorbing it’s like stepping into another world for a little while.
That’s why he says, “and we’re in”.
It’s like stepping into another world
When i was about 8 years old we lived next to a cemetery. I loved walking in there and looking at the stones. There was one stone with the picture of a little girl, my age at the time, that had passed. I used to pretend she was my ghost friend. I know thats where my love of cemeteries came from. I love your videos so much. You are a great narrator, it is like listening to a friend talk about their friend., THank you!
What a thoughtful way to spend this day. Remembering all these lives..some lost so young. I’m counting my blessings!
Happy Thanksgiving @Kimberly F
🧡So thankful for you all, this channel. Happy “grateful” Day everyone 🧡
Hi Ron! Haven’t had a chance to post yet but I have to tell you how much I LOVE your channel!! I have always loved walking through the cemeteries as a child. Because my grandmother lived next to one, I spent a lot of time just riding my bike around and stopping to look at the pictures if there were any. It always fascinated me as well! The Mt. Carmel episodes are my most favorite and I can’t get enough! I have spent hours watching each episode while enjoying a cup of coffee and walking through with you! Thank you for all you do and I look forward to many more! And thank you to all the viewers who take the time to research these sadly forgotten loved ones. Happy Thanksgiving!! 🦃
Jeff in Massachusetts
Wow what a great note Jeff. We are so alike. Lots more to come, adventures, onward. Have a great Thanksgiving.
My family tells me that I have a morbid obsession with death! I dont its just cemeteries are full of history and I love history. My children use to say when they were growing up the only place i would take them was to cemeteries with number two pencils and paper so we could read the old epitaphs!!
Happy Thanksgving to everyone!
The thoughts on so many of these people being immigrants is not always true. My great grand parents are buried at Mr Carmel and St Adelberts. All were of Polish decent but born in Chicago. To see their pictures, names and areas they lived could give the impression they were immigrants they lived, ate, spoke the language of their heritage. Some never even spoke English very much because they lived in completely Polish neighborhoods where all their needs were met for food clothing housing church ect. They have very few reasons for leaving these enclaves often referred to as Little Warsaw. On all accounts they looked and sounded like they were fresh off the boat, but in fact were native born American, Chicagoans.
Thank you Ron for this walk. Mount Carmel has a lot of rich history for the people who traveled from other countries to come here with hopes and dreams. God bless 🙏 them all.
that first stone with St. Francis of Assisi is just so lovely. It was always an Italian tradition to show the faces, even now but I think a lot of non Italians are doing this. I thing the longevity of the pictures, despite weather conditions is truly outstanding.
Good-day Ron! Enjoyed today's musing meanderings through Mt. Carmel necropolis, truly engrossing. I pray that some day you will be enabled to visit the Monumental Cemetery, Campo Verano in Rome, Italy! the sculptures are so emotive and unworldly they can.cause you to burst into tears!! it's overwhelming.
Before I die I’m sure I will get there. And other places over the seas!! Glad you liked it and it’s great to have you with us Annabella!!!!
Hey there
I live in the United Kingdom and latched on to your channel because I love reading grave stones in our churches over here. I love the way you tell the stories some very sad especially the children but I think your the best on here for this and actually wish you could tell the stories of our forgotten faces in England.
So dear sir please keep it coming.
Tracey
Wow Tracey, that is a really inspiring note. That really drives me onward. Thanks for taking time out to let me know.
I am going to try to get to London next summer, striving first for Scotland and then down to England. We shall see!!!!
@@FacesoftheForgotten you must do the jewellery quarter cemetery as well as the Cadbury cemetery in bourneville Birmingham!! We have so many amazing ones here in old Blighty 🇬🇧 X
Oh, my heart, looking at the faces of little ones lost😢
Definitely out of the 1920's awesome it is really sad to see so many children who lost their lives so young and the parents to go so soon .
Please continue these walks with pictures...i really love it,,,it warms my heart they are not forgotten...❤️
Hi Ron. Thank you for taking us to Mount Carmel. It's such a interesting place. And the immigrants really knew how to honour their loved ones. Showing love and respect to their loved ones who passed away. Love your channel Ron your the best. Happy Thanksgiving. Seeing those wonderful pictures it's like being in a time machine. It's like you say Ron what was their stories. 😍🤗
Happy thanksgiving even though Scot’s don’t do anything for it my American friends in Scotland do something. so am going to Join my friends for my first ever thanksgiving dinner.
I wanted to share you with one of the most famous sites in Glasgow if you can ever get a chance to visit Glasgow Necropolis. You will be amazed and the stories are amazing. Love hearing stories from your side of the world take care x
Hope you enjoy the Thanksgiving feast they prepared !
Good to see you, Ron on this Thanksgiving day. I hope you have a great one!
You too. Enjoy time with the family. Have a great Thanksgiving!!
Watching this made today that much more special.
Wow. Very cool!!
Love Mt Carmel. I could watch videos from here everyday
I always think of someone's daughter, sister, mother,grandma or someone's son, brother, father, grandfather. who were they, what did they do, for a living was it physical labor, office work, teacher, janitorial, doctor, banker,the list goes on and on. When did they come to America, where did they come from, what religion did they practice. It is so wonderful to see all of this Thank you Ron so much for being us along.
Exactly, that’s what I’m talking about!! We think alike.
It’s so special seeing their faces. I wish it had been common practice in the UK. I’m envious in a way, as I’ve never seen a picture of 2 of my grandparents, and none further back than that. Future generations will be able to see everything about our generation, few mysteries to uncover. Happy Thanksgiving!
Yes Shirley, I agree with you. I am German and along with the Irish, they really almost never did pictures on the graves. Mostly Italians, and also eastern block, like Czech and Polish, you will always see pictures.
@@FacesoftheForgotten wonder why that is Ron?
It's so interesting to learn these things. I'm glad some cultures/ ethnic groups did this, it preserves a moment in time for later generations to see. Some of those pictures are so soulful, they look like they would speak to you if they could. Now that I'm older, I have become more understanding of post mortem pictures as well, as I never cared for them but now comprehend so much more how they were important to families of deceased loved ones. It's touching, really.
All these people were Dearly loved by their families, I love seeing their pictures it brings their lives into prospective. For however long they lived on this Earth. They contributed to society in what ever way they could. You can tell by these elaborate headstones that the families never wanted these people to be forgotten.
I adore the pictures! How beautiful are they though? The era was so hard but I’m so glad they put the pictures up and show us how truly beautiful these people really are! ❤️ Thank you Ron for showing us and happy thanksgiving
Love all the cemetery walks really enjoy the old pictures May they all Rest In Peace thanks Ron
All those poor ppl that lost there life's from the flu epidemic looking for the American dream.... Rest Easy lost souls
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We are fortunate to have modern medicine to allow us to live longer,healthier lives now. Back then it was a struggle to live to adulthood. Appropriate video for Thanksgiving: be thankful for what you have. Thoughtful video. Thanks Ron.
“Thoughtful video” ….my thoughts as well 😊
God bless you Ron, your the best story teller ever, thankyou for being kind, if you were my teacher in school i would make sure i go everyday just to hear you teach🥰🙏🏻❤️🍎
Great video. There is a cemetery in Washington D.C. ( St. Mary's) that has a large Italian ' population' , many of the older markers from early 1900's have the photos on them including postmortem photos of children in their caskets. I always found it fascinating to literally put a face to the name on the marker and wonder about what their lives were like.
Thank you, Ron, for walking us through the lives of people just like us, who lived, loved, and we're happy in that new land called America. It saddens me to see the children that these families lost on a regular basis. Can you imagine having 6 children in a 10 year timeframe, half lived and half perished. Oh, the heartache!
Amazing tour!, all of the photos of the people were so beautiful and interesting, sad that a lot of them died young. It's like a big photo album that you opened for us to see, and so historical, enjoyed this tour and may they all rest in peace, Have a great rest of your week Ron, thanks for all of your hard work. 🤶🎅😊🌹🌻🌲
Ps, Thankyou Debbie for giving us all a little information on the deceased, makes viewing so interesting.
It's appreciated.
Keep safe everyone.x
Wow really liked it. Maybe some of the young people of today need to watch this and see how hard life was and is. I guess We should be Thankful we are alive.
Mount Carmel is the best for pics and info available. Thanks for posting.
I like this video so much, you give some pictures of their lifes, bring much empathy and respect to them, i see them as alives ppl, have works hopes, sweat ,tears ,and happiness.
Thank you Mr.Ron for taking us this tour
My compliments
Always love the walks through Mt. Carmel. Like to hear the stories of the people buried there. ❤❤
Happy Thanksgiving to you Ron and everyone else. Hope all is good and well with everyone's family. God Bless.
I looooove cemeteries with pictures, it takes you through time... Just seeing those eyes, those expressions makes you wonder everything. 😍🙌🏻
I'm just surprised how the pictures are lasting so well always remember your loved ones who have passed away
yes Ron you got that right they were hard working my grandfather who imigrated to the united states in 1910 from sicily worked on the railroad for 50 years also his first wife died in child birth along with the baby these people faced alot of hard ship
Happy and blessed Thanksgiving to you all! 💕. Thank you, Ron!
A lovely walk for Thanksgiving day. Ron I love when you wonder what would these folks tell us, about the lives they led, if they could. I really enjoyed this episode, so reflective. One of the things I'm very thankful for today, is the great heart and passion that Ron brings us with FOTF. Makes the world so much better. 💙
Grabbed a slice of buttermilk pie and settled in for this episode. Loved the research inserted with the pictures (Thank you Deb) and the beautiful translations. I can completely understand why this cemetery keeps drawing you back sir. I could lose myself there. Many thanks for sharing.
Hi Ron, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family, and thank you for making all these great videos to share even when you are off!
Thank you for all that you do introducing us to people who have lived before our time and we get a chance to peek into their everyday lives with respect how wonderful, also I do believe you and I around the same age late 50s, I thought about what you said when you said how when you was young you like to sit and look at the old pictures and wonder what they lives was about, I thought I was the only one who did that, I used to love to sit and look at old pictures even now, now that I am a senior citizen, and I wonder what the children of the future is going to think about me when they look at my picture my face out of the past looking back at them. Rip to all who have walked this great Earth
Happy thanksgiving Ron. Thankful for all you do, and your concern those who’ve left us.
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone in the gang & A very Happy Thanksgiving to my favorite TH-cam channel star Ron!!
These immigrants from long ago came here, most through Ellis Island, legally. They took on jobs, raised families, worked for and gained their citizenship. They earned their slice of the American Dream as my Mother's family did in the early 20th century. They helped build this country with the "sweat of their brow" and the strength of their hands. They did not ask for nor were given government hand outs. They only wanted an opportunity, to earn for themselves, a new and better life. Excellent video.
Yes, like most immigrants today.
@@stickersdogcat42 Those who went thru the process of legal immigration, I quite agree.
@@Unit38 You think illegals don't take on jobs, raise families, and would gain citizenship if they had an Ellis Island today?
@@stickersdogcat42 We still have an "Ellis Island." It is the process that legal immigrants use to gain citizenship. We do not need hordes of migrants flooding the southern border. They are a severe burden on already strained government resources. Just ask the border states who bear the brunt of this invasion. As part of the legal process, one has to show that they can provide for themselves. The modern day version of the "New Colossus" reads; "Give us your skilled and educated. Please feed, house and clothe your own teeming masses."
This is my favorite cemetery you visit by far. It's nice on Thanksgiving to remember folks who have gone on ahead.
They were all the main character in their own stories ❤️
That’s a great way to put it.
Thank you, Deb!! Great research as always ❤️
What a nice walk through the cemetery. Thanks Ron
Thanks for putting this together from from the UK 🇬🇧
Strange to think that it was disrespectful to smile on a photo how times have changed..
Always a pleasure ron thanks for sharing sir..
Always appreciate that you share these. So much sorrow💔
Great way to give thanks and appreciate the forgotten! Thanks Ron
I love it when you go through this cemetery. So many pictures. Love looking at the faces and clothing from the past. Seeing so many children, breaks my heart.
Happy Thansgiving, Ron. I appreciate your kindness to forgotten people. I hope you have some family that you spent today with.
I visited my Great Grandma today, and some people that I do not know.
Telling them Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving to You guy as well!
Nice!!!
Very good episode!!! I love browsing the cemeteries!! Thanks Deb for the information about the families!!!!❤
Thank you for doing this..Thay are remembered Because of You sharing thear story's and History.may thay all have Peace . blessings to you and your family..
Beautiful walk. Thanks
Wonderful service you are doing, Ron.
*I bet those people are grateful for your respect and for bringing light upon longe departed souls.*
Happy Holidays everyone❤ Have a great time🦃💕💥🎉i love Rons camera,its like I'm really there with him!!thanks for all you do Ron,been here since the start,it's amazing how this channel has grown✨💥🎊
So cool how we have grown. Remember the good all days with a shaky camera!! 🤣
Thanks Ron. Enjoy these walks.
FANTASTIC video, as always, Ron!! I learn something new every time I watch them!!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and all of the Faces Of The Forgotten Gang!! XXXX
Another great video, Ron! I love seeing all the old pictures. I too love wandering around old cemeteries looking at headstones and wondering what each person’s story might be. Thanks for taking us all along with you on your adventures.
Thank you I really enjoy sharing your walks through the cemetery with you and listening to all the stories.
Thank you Ron for your thoughtful video's. I love walking through these cemeteries with all of you, and seeing all these beautiful photo's. Have a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving to you and your family.
Thank you Ron, these episodes where you show the photos are my favourites.
Another beautiful walk ❤
Great video!! Love the photoghaphy on the stones of the deceased! Can almost look right into their eyes and read their emotions!! They should do this for ALL graves. A picture is worth 1000+ words.
I love how you take us into their lives, especially with the pictures, so love. this Cemetery so beautiful . Thank you as always
Thank you for all that you do... 💛
Thank you Ron I can't walk around to much waiting for two new knees but it feels like I am walking around with you .super channel best wishes from uk
Healing thoughts to you!
@@KimberlyLew thank you Kimberly that's so nice of you .today I have been told that I have covid it just gets worse and worse
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❤️🕊️ for Linda Ritter.
@@pippadot679 thank you your so sweet brings tears to my eyes
These are among my favorite videos. I enjoy seeing all the history and the photos are stunning. Looking forward to your next visit.
Thanks to Deb! Very interesting family info.
Thank you Ron & Deb!!!❤
Love looking at the pictures! Gives the stones personality! ❤️
A really nice and interesting walk as always, thanks again for taking us there.
Stay safe too.
Till the next episode.... 👍🏻🙏🏻😉😘
This cemetery is so beautiful and fascinating, really love the videos from Mount Carmel
Ron, You are such a treat and a blessing. So kind, compassionate and giving. I look forward to your video 's because they are so informative and done very professionally. Be safe and many Blessing's to you Luv.😊💖👏😇
So nice strolling along with you virtually. Beautiful stones and pictures. Such beautiful people.
We are so glad you enjoyed it!!
Thank you so much for this video, it is so sad people died so young years ago.I pray they all Rest In Peace🙏🙏
Always love your videos thanks 😊
Beautiful pics and Statues at this cemetery! I love how they dressed in their best clothes for their pictures. I remember only seeing my Grandfather in overalls. He was a carpenter but he did have 1 beautiful suit to wear when needed. Bless them all! Wish I could ask my Grandfather questions today.
Thank U Ron
Thanks Ron!! I love all of your videos but this type is my favorite!
So many pictures of the women show older ladies until you realise that many of them are only in their 30's or 40's. Life was very hard in those days. Just shows how lucky we are today.
Absolutely love your Videos and the History you so Gracefully
give to These passed on Beloved Forgotten soul's who once we're very much alive at one time, and as we carried on with our loved one's.. Thank you once again for the time and stories of others life's.... 💕
Love seeing the little photos on the stones! They're so fascinating!
Amazing cemetary it's like going back in time. Photos are remarkable they last this long. I enjoy looking at their photos of those forgotten.
Great video, thanks Ron!
Happy Thanksgiving, Ron and Gang! I give thanks for a lot, one of them is this great channel❤️
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 Ron & all the FOTF gang 😊
Ron another great walking video thanks Deb enjoyed reading about people
I absolutely love your details you give, and your utmost respect for the departed. I do this also except I don’t record anything. I just go and straighten flowers and fix flags. Thank you for all you do sir.