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Our Appalachian Roots With Dan
United States
Приєднався 9 січ 2021
Exploring the Southern Appalachia Hills bringing you interesting historical relics and artifact's metal detecting, magnet fishing, and other interesting information about plants that grow wild here in the Appalachia Hills along with wildlife and their habitats.
Contact Info: DiggerDann65@gmail.com
Contact Info: DiggerDann65@gmail.com
The Capture Of Rebecca Davidson
Today we are out finding Rebecca Davidson ,The capture of 1791
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Moving Our Coal From Appalachia
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Today we are moving Coal out of Appalachia
Courthouse Bell Rings After 20 Years & 103 Year Anniversary Of Sid Hatfield And Ed Chambers Death.
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Today we are going to the Welch Courthouse For the bell ringing and 103 years ago today of Sid Hatfield and ED Chambers death.
Lets Explore The Ancient Criel Mound Of South Charleston
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Today we are exploring the South Charleston Ancient mound
Lets Visit The Millionaires Homes In Historical Bramwell WVa
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Today we are visiting Historic Bramwell West Virginia
Lets Go See Where Andrew Lewis Camped
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Today we are out checking out an old camp site and ,And a Military Plane Crash
Finding An Old Gristmill And A 1830S Working Farm.
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Today we are out searching for an old Gristmill and a old 1830 s farm.
Lets Set A Tombstone Today
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We are out today setting a tombstone in the Appalachia Mountains.
Finding And Cleaning An Old Graveyard
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Today we are out cleaning an Old Graveyard
State inspection of my Honey Bees And Find an old Graveyard
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Today we are getting my honey bees inspected ,And finding a old graveyard
Harvesting Our Honey In Appalachia
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Today we will be harvesting and canning Honey
Finding The Coal Miners Of The 1884 Mine Explosion
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Today we will be touring a Coal mine, And visiting the Graveyard of a 114 coal miners.
Hey Lets Install A Tombstone Appalachia Style
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Today we are Installing a Tombstone In The Appalachia
Finding James Moore And Indian Battle Site
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Today we are searching for Captain James Moore of Abbs Valley Virginia
Lets Make A Appalachia Tombstone The Old Fashion Way
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Today we will be out and about at a graveyard, And will be making a tombstone
Detecting The Old Church Yard Round Two
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Detecting The Old Church Yard Round Two
We Find Silver At A Old Home Place And Mushrooms
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We Find Silver At A Old Home Place And Mushrooms
Detecting Old Church Yard In The Appalachia .
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Detecting Old Church Yard In The Appalachia .
Getting Our Last Load Of House Coal
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Getting Our Last Load Of House Coal
Detecting A Possible Indian Battle Sight
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Detecting A Possible Indian Battle Sight
Metal Detecting A Farm In Northern Alabama
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Metal Detecting A Farm In Northern Alabama
Exploring Miracle Mountain Wilderness Park
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Exploring Miracle Mountain Wilderness Park
Exploring An Old Home Site ,And Graveyard
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Exploring An Old Home Site ,And Graveyard
Great story dan.
Another good oneis mary ingals follow the river
There were alot of Davidsons around my moms family on coaldale Mt thet grew up together. Mom's best friend was Barbara. They were friends until they died. They'd be about 90. Mom passed in 2016. Not sure if Barbara has passed. They went to high school in Bramwell.
Just about the same thing happened to Jennie Wylie. Don't know if I spelled her name correctly but Kentucky has a State Park named for her.
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We always forget that that area was at one point the gateway to the west. This is such a tragic story. I don’t know how a parent can survive that kind of traumatic loss. I can’t even imagine. Horrible acts were committed on both sides as settlers moved west and encroached on indigenous lands. Honestly, I’m glad I didn’t have to live through those times - on either side. Thanks for bringing us this story. It always really brings a story to life to be able to see exactly where the events happened.
@@jamiedominy4552 you are so right it was tragic for both sides I’m sure and thank you for watching
Thank you for this video. So interesting but horrific things committed.
@@bonniereis5876 and thank you for watching
We have no idea what people went through, that was horrible what they did to her, killing her children in front of her, horrible, horrible, just can't imagine going through something like that. Thank you Danny for sharing this story 😢
@@louellenrichard2807 thank you oh so much for watching
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Thank you Dan for another great video , such a sad story R.I.P Rebecca , lots of love from West Virginia ❤️🙂
@@trishharrison3618 thank you so very much and your thought s for her she truly went through a terrible thing I was humbled to just sit and read that
Such a sad story, but unfortunately, not the only one of its kind! Such a strong lady to have suffered and survived. Thanks for the video
@@jamesholbrook5820 and thank you for watching
Thank you Danny for sharing this video it was very interesting, I'm learning more and more about coal thanks to you ❤️ 🚂
@@louellenrichard2807 thank you so much for watching
We focus on the folks that get it out of the ground and we sometimes forget about the folks that get it from point A to point B. Another great video brother
@@jamesholbrook5820 thank you my friend
Nice video. Thanks. Love WV
@@mikalpechota770 thank you my friend
How does yall separate the coal from rock before it hit the belts before going in car's! Just curious!
@@nancystevens5136 ask Amanda she can tell you all about it
Awesome videos Danny, I love you and your family are awesome people, very good people, you always made people feel like apart your family! God has Bless a many people that's has a good heart like yall! Heee Haww out of here!
@@nancystevens5136 yes thank you Nancy
This was what I was hoping you or leo would do. 🎉❤
@@pakedermsfavs9080 thank you yes I’ve been meaning to do this thanks for watching
Hello Danny
Coal miners working and retired living and deceased have my greatest respect. Thanks to all of you.
Danny, I was raised on Cabin Creek in Kanawha County lived within100' of the railroad. Every day a great many coal cars were pulled up the creek by C&O to the tipples at Acme, Kayford loaded them all day the 10pm at night here they come bringing back down loaded. Now Cabin Creek is just a road up a holler full of Bears , Deer and Rattle Snakes. But back then we had all the things we wanted a great many miners sons became Army , Navy , Marines and Air Force some of those brave men died in Viet Nam a good childhood friend Danny Ray Howell was one of those. Thanks for the video appreciate what ya guys do down there.
@@jimamccracken5783 and thank you for your story and that brings back the good old days
Thanks for another good video. Have a great day.
@@debpalm8667 thank you and you too
Good morning Dan thanks for another great video you do such a good job makes me feel like i was right there with ya keep up the amazing work lots of love from my family to yours from West Virginia ❤️🙂
@@trishharrison3618 oh thank you so much and I’m working on some more
😮 good video Danny
@@jefferygardner732 thanks Jeff
Great video Danny. Love history of early America.
@@randalphipps3033 thank you for watching
Wonder if anyone in the town got frightened hearing it if they didn’t know that was going to happen! Bummer Leo and Heather missed it! Thanks for sharing Dan!!! 😊 🔔 ❤
@@diggingmary129 you are so welcome thanks for watching
Wow, interesting, great video. Thank you.
@@bonniereis5876 thank you thanks for watching
With all that’s going on in the world today, it’s great that you and this community come together commemorating this local historical event.. Thank you.
milk of magnesia not pepto bisol. sorry my 1 working brain cell I have left is struggling today.
I was born in 1956. When I was young, pepto bismol came in a bottle that looked just like that.
I was born in 1956. When I was young, pepto bismol came in a blue bottle just like the one you found.
I love Court Houses, the bell sounds amazing ❤❤
Thanks for sharing.
@@debpalm8667 you are welcome
Sid remains one of the greatest heroes of the working class in this country. He doesn't need a statue but we do. Let's honor his work and memory.
Danny, great video, here is a little history on our family. I have been doing the our families ancestry for sometime and found that we are sadly related to the Baldwin’s though our great-grandmother Cora Smith who was disowned by the Baldwin family when she went against them and married our great-grandfather Edward Smith who was a Stone Mason. Our great-grandfather dead from a horrible death in 1916 when he was standing by a fireplace an a bolt of lighting can down the chimney and hit him. I have a newspaper article about the accident and it mentioned a mantle clock that was hit at the same moment and froze the time at that moment.
@@michaelgardner800 wow what a story all our family’s have interesting stories behind them , Hey thanks for watching
@@dannychurch58 Your videos take me back home when I watch them. Thanks, keep them coming.
@@michaelgardner800 sure will buddy
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@@pakedermsfavs9080 thank you
It is very moving to hear a bell toll like that. Was there a reason that they weren't ringing it for 20 years? And do the tntend to ring it regularly now?
Thanks for taking us with you i love all of your videos you do a great job keep up the amazing work can't wait for the next video lots of love from West Virginia ♥️😀
Thank you so much ,And thank for watching
Also, is it just me or is it just way more impressive when there’s a longer pause between the bell ringing? It always seems more ominous or significant when there’s a long pause than when the bells are just ringing away. 😂
@@jamiedominy4552 I agree it was humbling to be there on the anniversary of the shooting
Thank you for this! The history of that area is so interesting to me. Looking back on the practices of the coal companies at that time, it’s hard to believe that anyone saw that treatment of workers and their families as fair and equitable. It’s hard to believe that the law so often reinforced those practices. And inspiring to think of the bravery it took to stand up to those companies and force that change. But it’s also a good reminder of how easy it can be to normalize really bad things and how dangerous it can be to give companies free reign without oversight.
@@jamiedominy4552 yes thank you so much for your comment well said thanks for watching
Hello Dan
@@gregorygibson5455 hello thanks for watching
Great video! I knew there was two mounds, I will have to check out the third one. The Serpent Mounds are well worth the drive to visit.Thank you for taking the time to showcase our beautiful state!
@@BrendaCWVStitcher you are so welcome thanks for watching
Thank you, Dan. This was a very interesting trip
@@bethgiesey9405 thank you so much thanks for watching
This is sad.There is no way around it. The loss is felt more keenly than any gain. One difference, to me, is that they built better, more attractively, than today. Maybe, of course just an old man's memory. Anyway, thanks again. This sense of loss is, I suspect , universal. It is common to many countries. Is there any country in the world where the population of country towns is increasing ? Maybe not now. But the future, like the present, is unpredictable. From Australia. Thanks again. Appreciated.
@@anthonykennedy5324 thanks you so much good to here from you from Australia thanks for watching have blessed weekend
Thanks Dan for the great video! I love Native American history and culture. Arrows in the time of the Adena people Were probably thrown by the Atlatl.
@@charliepc56 thank you for your comment and thanks for watching
Love the video Danny!
2000 yrs ago wow. That's like Jesus time wild😮
@@sandrasmith7091 yes that been more than a minute right😀
Very good. I actually use to live on Midland trail once in the 1990s, actually north mountain during the blizzard of March 93. Still live in Rockbridge County. It goes through our county/rt 60. And the wilderness trail does too. I live on it now. Rt 11. I love history. Also I went to the Charleston capital around 1976 on a school trip.
Thanks, Dan. Appreciate the video.
Another great video !
@@pakedermsfavs9080 thank you
Awesome job!