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This channel is dedicated to all the famous people who passed away and is dedicated as a tribute to all the memorable souls that left the planet. Its called obituary pedia because we have plans to make it like an encyclopedia of funerals or obituary related data along with information for our viewers to remind them of all these famous people.
Famous People We've Lost in 1875 - Obituary in 1875
Famous People We've Lost in 1875 - Obituary in 1875
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Famous People We've Lost in 1876 - Obituary in 1876
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Famous People We've Lost in 1880 - Obituary in 1880
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Famous People We've Lost in 1881 - Obituary in 1881
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Holy smokes! 1875 claimed 3 former U.S. vice presidents
Well I never thought I’d have to correct an American pronunciation!😂”Kentucky” has its accent on the second syllable. We say “kunTUCKee” in the US. You may hear it jokingly referred to as “kaneTUCK”, but that’s just in fun. PLEASE keep working on the French; I know the language is difficult, but if the people deserve remembrance, they deserve to have their names pronounced correctly. As to the “undisclosed” criticism, would the phrase “in dispute” work any better? I know that sometimes the cause of death isn’t given and “undisclosed” is the only possible answer. However, if you find conflicting information maybe that could be labeled as such. My theory about your channel causing people to research for themselves is proving correct, or “baileydog4891” wouldn’t have looked up six people. Keep searching for a better site for accurate French pronunciations; and don’t give up your fabulous website!😊❤
Another video is on the way actually I try but my tongue has to manage my native language and other 2 languages along with english and our accebt is a bit hard and R is pushed to max levels in my most speaking language sometimes I know how to say an English word but the tongue refuses to do so or sit on the eight spot 😅 I always try warm up sessions and do rehearsals before starting up because the first people are sometimes most important to US audiance but its a journey and will keep improving with time. As far as the data is concerned I try my best to find reasons of death as its one of the most important part and the concept of these videos is to recall the people and what they did so that if anyone is interested in their work they may dig deep themselves to read their story of life.
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Do you try to get the reason for the death ? I looked up 6 people online and found why they died. The undisclosed reason takes away the interest of your post.
Dear I've made more than 300 videos and learned a lot on my way. I look for a legit source just any source is not enough there is a way to go after the reasons. Valid source for me is wikipedia, encyclopedias like Britannica, some globally recognized news papers of the time and for actors imdb. If there is a difference of opinion between legit sources I wont mention because I'm not supposed to mislead or misinformation intentionally. Sources like quora, social media or any other small anonymous websites owned by individuals is not included.
Custer and Hickok were the only two I knew of
Actually, James A. Garfield died from Septic Shock caused by the Gunshot Wound. He was Shot on July 2, 1881 and died on September 19, 1881 due to Septic Shock.
Thank you for adding up information dear.
Ben DeBar was 65 at the time of his death.
Grammar Nazi reporting: In America we have an expression, “Pardon my French”. We use it if we want to be excused for cursing, swearing or using profanity. In your case, we literally need to pardon your French. Jean-Jacques Meyer has a French first name and a German last name. You pronounced the last name correctly but not the first. It’s not “Gene-Jack” but “Zhawn-Zhock” I’ve heard you pronounce both “Jean” and “Jacques” correctly before, so I know you can. Also, try to remember that a “t” at the end of a French name is not sounded. The letters “et” and “er” have an “ay” sound as in “day” or “way”. Finally, the letter “n” at the end of a word or name in French is sounded with the back of the tongue against the soft palate toward the throat. After all that, let me thank you for another great video and say as an American, I really appreciate the obituaries for Cornelius Vanderbilt, Brigham Young and Crazy Horse. They are three people very important in American history. Let me know if you have any questions about the “torture”, I mean lesson above. If it’s any comfort to you, I struggled with French in college. 😂❤
Seems like from next videos I must say Pardon my French as well 😅 ❤️😊
I like watching these videos, so interesting
Glad you like them!
Inaccurate. Last obit John Cook died in 1888 not 1877.
Actually John Cook was born in 1805 and died in 1892, not 1888.
Dear Ive rechecked after your comment of Ive made an error and John Cook Upper Canada Politician was born in Nov 1791 and Died in Nov 1877. The name is too common and there were many individuals of the same name.
@@obituarypedia I checked on Wikapedia. Coincidence that the date of birth and career match but year of date the only difference???
Thank you so much. These videos are so interesting and informing
Glad you like them! 😊
Sir William Miles died on June 17, 1878.
Lots of folk born in the 1700s on this episode
Another great video!!! Your French pronunciations continue to improve. Remember “Henri” is pronounced “awn REE”, even though it is the equivalent of “Henry” in English. I took some personal interest in John Scott Harrison because I knew one of his descendants when I was a little girl back in the 1950’s. He took great pride in his ancestry and was always bragging about it as an eight year old. He was Benjamin Harrison’s great-grandson. I always wondered who the connecting ancestor was between William Henry and Benjamin. I’ll bet your research generates a lot research on the part of your viewers. Now that’s good teaching, my friend.😊❤
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You forgot American railroad tycoon Charles Elliott Perkins, who served as president of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, known today as Burlington Northern-Santa Fe, passed away in November, 1907.
James Shields was born on May 10, 1806.
Thank you
I hate having to sit through 2+ mins of adds to see this. I think moving on I may just skip these anytime I have to do that.
After a few seconds, the word “skip” appears in the lower right corner. Just touch that and you go right back to the documentary.
Mary Anne was Mary Anne Evans better known by her pen name of George Eliot. Surprised that is not mentioned.
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Love these videos!
So many individuals whose lives were focused on the betterment of humanity, some to their own young demise. Others, who chose a life of selfish crime. Makes me sad inside
these videos are wonderful
Interesting group of famous and infamous people. Very enjoyable series. Thank you.
Didn't know Geronimo was a Hollywod celebrity
In a way your videos make me feel like a kid again when I would thumb through encyclopedias just to see what I could find out. I’ll admit that the “Pedia” part of your website name was click bait for me, and I’m so glad I “bit” and was “hooked”. The French name I’m going to nag you about now is “Jacques”. The best written phonetic I can give you is “zhock”; pretend the word “shock” starts with a “z”. The English equivalent is James. It’s a common French name and might come up again. I’m really looking forward to videos 1881 and 1880. My maternal grandfather was born in ‘81 and my paternal grandmother in ‘80. STOP ONLY TO “RECHARGE YOUR BATTERIES”!!! 😊❤
Jacques name google is confusing me on this because I do remember from my french classes I guess it was back in 2009 I had a course of French language but unfortunately there was no one to practice with. I do remember this name it was pronounced way different then google legendary pronouncing app but strangely google knew its french because I watched it detecting the name and then tried to mispronounce it and I was left confused 😅😅 I personally think French is a sweet language and I took it as a subject back in 2009 because I was young and thought its a romantic language and I must learn how to communicate.... Being young I wondered what if Im in Paris with someone special 🤭 and I dont know French language that will be a problem. 😅😅 Being young and crazy enough to make silly decisions based on our imaginary patterns of thinking which has noting to do with the so called practical standards set by the robotic world is kind of fun. I always miss those teenage days. 🥱GOOD OLD DAYS...... 🫠🫠❤️😊
One of the joys of being a teacher is that you learn so much from your students. I never realized that Edwin and John(Wilkes) had a brother. The Booth’s and the Barrymore’s were the prominent names in American theatre of the 19th century. Your pronunciation of French names is improving; just remember NOT to put the accent on the first syllable(most of the time). The name “Henri” is pronounced “awnREE”. You’re pronouncing as the English equivalent, Henry. You managed to master “Jean” as “zhawn”; so I know you can say “Henri” correctly. STAY MOTIVATED AND HEALTHY; YOUR FAN BASE NEEDS YOU!!!😊❤
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So many died young
Charles Darwin. If there a list of who created the most controversy Charles Darwin would be high on the list.
So interesting
I am really enjoying this channel, I have learned about so many people that in one way or another contributed to our society/world!! With respects, I have a suggestion to make, could you change the background music?? Thank you 😊
Change it to what? Could you be more specific? Be forewarned, however, specificity could result in a huge debate fueled by subjective tastes. If the background music is becoming too monotonous, maybe varying the selections for the individual videos is a possibility. He works so hard on these videos and I’m always nagging him about his pronunciation(s), that I hate to criticize something in the category of “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” He always answers his commenters questions, however, so you’ll probably get a reply to your question.
I'll change for one video on an experimental basis and will see if my viewers are ok with it or not in a democratic way 😅. Actually in the beginning of the channel I mean in early days I tried to keep the music loud and even changed it for a few videos but there were complaints. After so many comments about music and even the level of music is maintained after so many reviews of my viewers. But I'll give it a try and let's see how everyone responds. No worries you are always welcome 😊❤️
@@obituarypedia Sure, but I don’t want it to be a problem for you! I mean if it could be possible, I honestly don’t want you to lose subscribers !! Take care !!🙋🏼♀️😊
@@courtneyraymer6586 my dear, I don’t want to cause any trouble whatsoever!! Don’t misunderstand me, I know doing videos in UA-cam is not easy. It takes a lot of time and effort to do them!
This is the year our grandmother was born. I thought you might be interested.
I'm always interested to know about my valued viewers dear. 😊 Thank you for sharing 🙏
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You're welcome 🤗
RIP angels
I don't care for the Narration in this video
The narrator once said to a rude unempathetic person that "don't expect flowers in return of stones" 😉
The oldest person I knew personally was born 1889
Flora foster died of heart failure according to wikipedia
Wait a minute Theodore's mother was eleanor roosevelt's paternal grandmother....?
Yes. Franklin and Eleanor were third cousins. Her maiden name and wedded name were the same. Her uncle was Teddy; and he gave her away at her wedding. Her father had passed away.
@@courtneyraymer6586 amazing. I often wondered if they even knew each other and after what you said I'm findi g out there's lots more to k ow!
Teddy was so distraught by the death of his wife, he moved out west to start ranching in Dakota. The time out there was instrumental in making him the man who led the Rough Riders and became President. Pinkerton is best known as the founder of the Secret Service. PS Must have been a really bad typhoid epidemic in '84.
You’re becoming so skilled at your work that I’m left with only minor criticisms. There are three nouns that are polysyllabic(several syllables). They are: “contributor”, “theologian” and “Albany”. 1. contributor = con TRIB u tor. 2. theologian = thee o LO gin 3. Albany = ALL bun nee I can’t sign off without another “grandfather” story. My paternal grandfather was much older than my other grandparents; he was born in December of 1859. That meant that his father(great grandfather)was in the age range of some of today’s 1884 obituaries. That great grandfather was named Henry Clay Craft. As soon as I saw Henry Clay Work,my thought was that he too was named after the statesman, Henry Clay. My great grandfather was and the name “Clay” has traveled through five generations in my family. Henry Clay was a friend of my. great great grandparents and I’m assuming the Work family too. Mr. Work died much sooner than my great grandfather; he made it into the 20th century. There’s a little more to this story, but I’ll save that part until you get to Abraham Lincoln. Another reason I know your site is a big success is that I other(more limited) sites trying to duplicate,even imitate your format with their illustrations. I sometimes have to look 👀 twice to make sure that it’s yours. They say that, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” To me it always seems to be the laziest form of theft. KEEP YOUR BEAUTIFUL TIME MACHINE GOING!!!🎉😊❤
I am also desperately waiting to reach Abraham Lincoln as I've read and watched many documentaries and movies based on his life story. I loved to read about the story of great great grandparents from the 19th century. ❤️😊
Poor Theodore Roosevelt, losing his mother and wife in the same year.
Where do you get all your information I have learned a lot from you folks
I don’t think he has the help of “folks”. I believe he is the one and only SOLITARY researcher and producer of the obituaries. Doesn’t he do a fabulous job?
Such varied and interesting people that continues to be of interest to me, love the videos and have subscribed!
Thank you for the motivational words and subscribing 😊
Lupu Pick's "gastric trouble" was food poisoning. His wife, actress Edith Posca, committed suicide three months later.
I can't get enough of these, very interesting.
You’re receiving some very positive feedback. You deserve to be congratulated. Maybe it won’t seem so bad if I “pick” at you a little. Remember NOT to pronounce “vice-president” as “wice-president”. That’s likely to come up often; so that’s why I mention it. Also, check the Canadian names for French spellings. The French-Canadians are as proud as the French of France and can get extremely upset about mispronounced words. A related story: I believe I told you once before that my oldest son is a commercial airline pilot. When he first began with an airline that flew into Mexico and Canada as well as the US, he noticed that in Mexico that the air traffic controllers would always switch over from Spanish to English to bring the pilots in safely. However, the French-Canadians would switch from English to French when he was flying into Quebec. Pilots were always upset that they seemed to place more importance on their language than the lives aboard the aircraft. This illustrates why I say they can become extremely upset about mispronounced words. DON’T STOP PLEASING YOUR LOYAL FAN BASE!!! 😊❤
Will focus on fixing the Vice President in the coming videos 😊 I was always a big fan of the British automotive show Top Gear by bbc and they always used sarcasm of French and English issues and even the history has some hints that reflects the differences. I totally understand but personally I think that kindness and empathy is always there in most people and a smart brain can understand just like that this person is new to the language and he might make some errors all they need to do is to be kind and even if they criticize the constructive element must be there. So far I've not encountered anyone rude, yes I'm trying but the main focus is on English as I'm still a learner and if I divert my attention towards French I'm afraid I'll lose the grip of English that I've developed so far. Yes I always try to pronounce the French and Spanish names as close to the original accent hopefully I'll improve with time 😅 Btw the story of your son and experience with Mexico and Canadian air traffic control was an interesting one, according to my knowledge French is the 2nd official language of Canada and I have some loyal viewers from that beautiful country, I hope I wont disappoint them. KEEP COMMENTING I ALWAYS LOOK FORWARD FOR GRAMMAR NAZI REVIEWS AND INSTRUCTIONS ❤️😊
These videos are quite addictive!
do you have any obituaries about US Presidents in the past, like Thomas Jefferson etc
He probably does. In a reply soon after beginning the 1800’s,he said he was studying the 18th century to prepare for videos covering the 1700’s. Since both Thomas Jefferson and John Adam’s died on July 4th, 1826, their obituaries will probably show up on a future 1826 video.
Yes videos are coming in which all the presidents will be covered in the beginning I had different intentions but now I love to make these videos and love it to hear from my valued viewers and their suggestions and opinions and also love to interact with them. The plans are I'll go back to the landing of Christopher Columbus and of there is any further data available then ill go for that as well. When I reach George Washington to 1799 I'll make a specific video only for the obituaries of US presidents and later vice presidents and other key position holdings. So stay connected.
@@obituarypedia thank you
Grant was a good soldier (as the armies were forming in 1861, Mexican War vet Richard Ewell was asked by his hometown paper who, of all the officers he had known in Mexico, he wouldn't want to face in battle; Ewell didn't hesitate; one kid lieutenant from the 4th Infantry, had an incredible understanding of firepower, name of Grant) until he took Vicksburg; then he got sloppy. Historians are taking a fresh look at McClellan, noting he was far better than Lincoln's foil and did the smart thing at Antietam, given his orders and the situation he faced in the aftermath of Second Bull Run. Thomas Durant is best known to history as one of the key grafters in the Credit Mobilier Scandal. Gordon's most famous nickname was "Chinese" Gordon, after his service in the Tai-Ping Rebellion. Edwin von Manteuffel was the great uncle of WWII general Hasso von Manteuffel.
Very informative. ✅
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