loved this cemetery , that lady being 120 years old blew my mind , loved the wind chimes over that grave , and some of the tombstones like that one with the anchor and chain was gorgeous 😍
I always place a new windchime over my grandparents and daddys grave that is over 200 miles from my house , every year if I get to go visit to clean and decorate their graves ..they are all located on the outskirts of Amish farmland and high on a hill overlooking their favorite lake in MICHIGAN USA . I have never seen a more peaceful church graveyard ..u can see for miles from their graves and not a noise in hearing distance except the cornfields blowing in the wind outside of fencing.. wind chimes are so soothing and dad and gramps always had them up on our property on that favorite lakefront ...I miss them all so very much and sadly havent been able to afford to visit yet this year ..gas prices , car issues and hubby unable to leave work for a few days plus our own health and my schedule of helping our daughters w their babys ..including twin 20 mth old granddaughters born during pandemic . Its always something. Hubby keeps trying to get it planned knowing how much it means to me ..broken hearted daughter and granddaughter myself that is the only one who does anything for those graves ..I just have to go before snow flies soon enough. Maybe next Friday on my 34 yr wedding anniversary w my high school sweetheart. I l know my daddy would be so proud if I could do this so they know I havent forgotten
There was a superb feeling watching this video, I could have sa t under those trees and listened to the bird song all day, felt the spirit of all those wonderful peopl e each with their own unique story, thank you for finding and sharing their stories
This cemeteries are really good resting places for the departed souls..thaks for showing closely with voice explanation of the details are being found in..
That was a beautiful place in those natural woods, sadly I would think there were many buried there over the years, never recorded and with no headstones due to the Typhoid epidemic. The birds singing made it even more special. Thank you Sue and bless you 💕🇦🇺
A place so beautiful, it could make you cry. This is why I worship nature. I'm Wiccan. You could sit out there for hours and just be at peace. Lovely. ❤
Yes that was quite a walk and the birds were really happy that day huh? Very lovely grave yard and many quite old and sad they were dying from things we did not understand yet to fix. Very sad.
Why are the graveyards so wealthy? Why is there so much treasure in the Cemetery ? Why ? Because buried in the Cemetery, are dreams that were never fulfilled, books that were never written, ideas that never became reality, visions that were never manifested. There in the graveyard, are paintings that were never painted, songs that were never written, books that will never read. In the Cemetery are our great manufacturering plants that were never built, in the Cemetery are sermons that were never preached. The Cemetery is pregnant with unused success. Buried in the Cemetery is treasure that makes God weep. Thank you Sue, for another greatly appreciated video. ❤🙏
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Maybe 2 were saying hello...My Sister crossed over last year. Last thing said to each other was that we loved each other. You called me Jody...that's my Sister. Listen to the chimes...they chime gently then again loudly. Gives a consoling peaceful feeling. I really like your videos..
Wow, I read your name as I typed and really thought I wrote Judy, maybe your sister is letting you know she's with you, those gentle little signs are so precious, how beautiful is that, sending hugs x x
Absolutely gorgeous in that wooded area!!!!! You found so many stories on those stones. You could read so many! Thank you for taking us along. 😊 loved it!!!!!
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I thought it had such serenity (no play on words 😊). I could feel that peace. I think they need to put a bench in there so we living folks could enjoy it. 😉
One of the most interesting walks ever 👏👏👏kudos to those who are clearing up the brush.But the trees,well what can you say providing beautiful shade to both the living and the departed.Typhoid was probably one of the major killer diseases at that time ,spared no one.May they all reside in peace at their lords side,young and old .Once again thanks sue for a lovely walk thru a grand cemetery ,say hi to Irish eyes and look after yourself with that pollen around .cheers from ballarat in Oz,👋👋👋🇦🇺👍
I'm so excited to view this video. I'm certain that it will be a fabulous escape from reality. Much love and every blessing. I hope you and Irish eyes are keeping well.
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I don't often do live feed. But the notification 🔔 is always on. And yes when we all chat you get a bit distracted. So going through it again is ideal 👍 But I've caught up and now it's time for sleep 💤 Catch up again soon 😊
Oh wow, did u see the wind chiming when I read lilians headstone, the 15yr old who died from typhoid? It was like it only chimned after I read her headstone
Honestly Sue, it seems that a large cemetery such as Deansgrange ought to be better kept, mowed or regularly trimmed at the very least. It appears to be shameful to me. 'Tis truly a blessing that Ireland has no snakes, since unkempt cemeteries here in the States are havens for vipers & other varmints. Perhaps Irish Eyes & you might get a movement started to have graveyards better tended by their local communities &/or churches, or even by a national historic/heritage trust. Just something to consider or think about. This may come to be anyway since Irish Eyes & you have put such a spotlight on Ireland's treasure trove of burial grounds. Many thanks for that. Also be careful when visiting graves in Britain, their over-grown cemeteries do have snakes about. That was a problem for me when I was a youngster because my great-great grandparents are buried in an old, very unkempt burial ground in Fleming County, Kentucky officially named New Hope Presbyterian Churchyard (the church burned down over 150 years ago), but commonly known as the Hillsboro Irish Cemetery. It has sense gotten some TLC from a group of volunteers dedicated to the upkeep of historic Fleming Co. graveyards
Hi Sue, a question for you, when the headstones are back to back, do they bury the feet to the head stone so they face east? May sound funny, but here in Australia, we all face the rising sun - that is unless you were a witch. take care
The oldest recorded death in Ireland is Kathleen Snavely born in 1902 and died in 2015. 113 years and 140 days. This has been officially verified. I think 121 is not accurate unfortunately especially with poor record keeping back then. Very cool video of a huge cemetery. Would love to see it! Thanks Sue.😊👍👍
Yes Hans, even the fact the inscription reads of our only daughter, I questioned it myself but left it in, what a strange mistake, I'm sure it's lead letters so easy to remove that number that's wrong 🤔
Miss Sue in your travels here in the states i worked for a priest for years. When he passed he was sent home to i i think Dublin to be by his parents. His name is Father Joseph Nolan. I would so love to know his resting place. But i do understand if you can't take requests. 😊❤😊❤
Your the one the one I was looking for due to faces of the forgotten. But I found Irish eyes just trying to figure out stuff. I'm looking for Irish decent. Last name Cochran is all I know
In USA you would like not see cemeteries like this unless you're in Louisiana. It's not common. And maybe that's why I am so fascinated in Irish cemeteries.. look how close they are. Here where I live they are so spaced apart
You know Damien I said exactly the same thing to Irish eyes today, its like her parents were still alive when she was buried so no way can that be correct???
@@cathys7087 It is certainly possible to have it fixed now. I'm having my aunt's gravestone in Deansgrange cemetery fixed by a stonemason at the moment as incorrect dates were originally put on it. I don't know how the mistake happened in the first place.
It's ironic but a few weeks ago while I was stopped in traffic a vehicle from Sunbeam House crashed into the back of my car and wrecked my rear bumper. I've just got it back from the mechanic with a nice new bumper.
If I'm not mistaken. The Americans..aka USA red cross. Was there as well. I can be wrong but I believe the Americans were there to if my history it's wrong. Quote me me if I am. Ww1 was not far after so idk. But that's the American red cross
121 years. That's older than a nun I just read about at 118 Year old. If I can say holy crap in Irish. I would Sry. That's the oldest person I've ever seen so far. Good life aye
I loved the Delaney grave. Its beautiful. That is a large cemetery. Thank you Sue
Thanks Vivian, it's such a beautiful cemetery so much history there ❤️
loved this cemetery , that lady being 120 years old blew my mind , loved the wind chimes over that grave , and some of the tombstones like that one with the anchor and chain was gorgeous 😍
Oh I'd happily spend days in there discovering more and more history
I always place a new windchime over my grandparents and daddys grave that is over 200 miles from my house , every year if I get to go visit to clean and decorate their graves ..they are all located on the outskirts of Amish farmland and high on a hill overlooking their favorite lake in MICHIGAN USA . I have never seen a more peaceful church graveyard ..u can see for miles from their graves and not a noise in hearing distance except the cornfields blowing in the wind outside of fencing.. wind chimes are so soothing and dad and gramps always had them up on our property on that favorite lakefront ...I miss them all so very much and sadly havent been able to afford to visit yet this year ..gas prices , car issues and hubby unable to leave work for a few days plus our own health and my schedule of helping our daughters w their babys ..including twin 20 mth old granddaughters born during pandemic . Its always something. Hubby keeps trying to get it planned knowing how much it means to me ..broken hearted daughter and granddaughter myself that is the only one who does anything for those graves ..I just have to go before snow flies soon enough. Maybe next Friday on my 34 yr wedding anniversary w my high school sweetheart. I l know my daddy would be so proud if I could do this so they know I havent forgotten
I really hope you are able to visit soon, they know you haven't forgot them and thats for sure, congratulations on your upcoming celebration 💖
She was 2 years old. The 2 was written with Libra round it - like brackets almost - | 2 |
What a wonderful place I agree with you it would be heaven to be buried in such a beautiful peaceful place birds singing so lovely
It was stunning 😍
There was a superb feeling watching this video, I could have sa t under those trees and listened to the bird song all day, felt the spirit of all those wonderful peopl e each with their own unique story, thank you for finding and sharing their stories
Glad you enjoyed it, I definitely felt the peace here
God Bless you too. Wonderful walk, beautiful place. Thanks. From USA.
Thanks AMY ❤️
Serenity Sue, this is my new favorite channel. The documentation is priceless. from north carolina
Hi Marie, thanks so much, appreciate it 😊
This cemeteries are really good resting places for the departed souls..thaks for showing closely with voice explanation of the details are being found in..
You're very welcome GIN ❤️
That was a beautiful place in those natural woods, sadly I would think there were many buried there over the years, never recorded and with no headstones due to the Typhoid epidemic. The birds singing made it even more special. Thank you Sue and bless you 💕🇦🇺
It was such a gorgeous place, I'd rather spend eternity under the trees than in the cement area, thanks liz 😊
Love the video today
Thanks so much Kylie ❤️
Serenity is a good word ❤❤
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Loved the "enchanted forest" part - expected a fairy to pop out! 💜
It was such a beautiful place, I'd of happily sat here for hours
A place so beautiful, it could make you cry. This is why I worship nature. I'm Wiccan. You could sit out there for hours and just be at peace. Lovely. ❤
I agree, I love cemeteries that have beautiful wooded areas, trees wildlife areas etc
Beautiful graveyard I live in the USA god bless you and gv for all that you to do
Thank you! You too!
An amazing cemetery! I love the ivy and wooded area. So peaceful and beautiful! Thanks for sharing !
Yes Denise, it my favourite area too, I think this is the nicest part of Deansgrange
Yes that was quite a walk and the birds were really happy that day huh? Very lovely grave yard and many quite old and sad they were dying from things we did not understand yet to fix. Very sad.
I kind of like they put the cause of death on their headstone, its strange, sad but kind of neat too, horrible disease 😢
So so big and lovely ❤❤😊😊
Love Deansgrange
This is a gorgeous cemetery and I love the angles crosses the cross with the ancer.they are beautiful. Thank you❤❤
I really love Deansgrange cemetery, there are a few famous graves in here, including Dermot Morgan, Fr. Ted actor, also Sinead O Connor
What a gorgeous day to film another fab video at another beautiful cemetery and how beautiful listening to the birds ❤️
It was a glorious day here, thankfully as it makes everything prettier and the birds were in full song 🎵
Why are the graveyards so wealthy?
Why is there so much treasure in the Cemetery ? Why ?
Because buried in the Cemetery, are dreams that were never fulfilled, books that were never written, ideas that never became reality, visions that were never manifested. There in the graveyard, are paintings that were never painted, songs that were never written, books that will never read.
In the Cemetery are our great manufacturering plants that were never built, in the Cemetery are sermons that were never preached. The Cemetery is pregnant with unused success. Buried in the Cemetery is treasure that makes God weep. Thank you Sue, for another greatly appreciated video. ❤🙏
This was a beautiful comment but also made me sad, it's so true
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌😪😪😪😪😪😪 R.I.P. _ Thanks Sue!
Cheers Richard ❤️
Shes saying Hello to you......as the windchimes softly chimes. Rest well Lillian
I think so too Jody, how sweet x x
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Maybe 2 were saying hello...My Sister crossed over last year. Last thing said to each other was that we loved each other. You called me Jody...that's my Sister. Listen to the chimes...they chime gently then again loudly. Gives a consoling peaceful feeling. I really like your videos..
Wow, I read your name as I typed and really thought I wrote Judy, maybe your sister is letting you know she's with you, those gentle little signs are so precious, how beautiful is that, sending hugs x x
Beautiful tour tonight thanks for taking us !
Thanks Linda, may figure out the countdown, that was hard to listen to lol
Amazing place, Sue. Lots of history and that wooded place was beautiful. Thanks for going back and sharing this cemetery with us. 💜
Thanks Ben, my favourite part is the wooded area 😀
Absolutely gorgeous in that wooded area!!!!! You found so many stories on those stones. You could read so many! Thank you for taking us along. 😊 loved it!!!!!
Thanks Janice, wasn't it just stunning, I'd happily have stayed for days in there, so beautiful and peaceful ❤️
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I thought it had such serenity (no play on words 😊). I could feel that peace. I think they need to put a bench in there so we living folks could enjoy it. 😉
That would be a great idea, I'd gladly sit there for hours
Walking through cemeteries, you can find so many real life heros. Thank you , Cee from the little haunted cottage in ireland 💚💚💚☘☘☘
I agree Cee ❤️
Such a beautiful cemetery. We could spend a week there. Thank you so much Serenity Sue!
Hi Toms, yes it was a stunning place, absolutely love it here 😍
Incredible cemetery! Thank you for taking us along.
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful cemetery walk, trees, holly & ivy.
Thanks Louise ❤️
One of the most interesting walks ever 👏👏👏kudos to those who are clearing up the brush.But the trees,well what can you say providing beautiful shade to both the living and the departed.Typhoid was probably one of the major killer diseases at that time ,spared no one.May they all reside in peace at their lords side,young and old .Once again thanks sue for a lovely walk thru a grand cemetery ,say hi to Irish eyes and look after yourself
with that pollen around .cheers from ballarat in Oz,👋👋👋🇦🇺👍
Thanks Peter, it's one of my favourites 😍
The blogs that you and Irish Eyes are wonderful .Thank you .
Ahh thanks so very much, this is what I love so it means a lot to hear that 💗
This turned into a magickal mystery tour Sue, and I loved every moment of it. Thank you. Deb of Oz.
Thanks Deb, it was I loved it too
Well that was a HUGH cemetery & I love every bit of this walk
Thanks Jan it's huge and a long video but I just had to try get as much in as possible ❤️ so much history
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Sue, well it looked like you kept us all captivated, so apparently it wasn't too long for us.🥰🥰
Thanks Jan, appreciate it 🙏
All those lives lost so sad but we will remember their bravery R. I. P. All
It was so so sad ❤️
Boa noite querida abraço 💋 mais um lindo cemitério
Thank you Sue for sharing this. It's a beautiful cemetery. God Bless.
God Bless you thanks x
Wow. All young.
Yes, unfortunately
The stones r so beautiful 💗💗
They sure are Mandy, just stunning
What a beautiful place, Sue. Some parts almost looks like a movie set!
Yes it sure did, its gorgeous 😍
Awesome video.. Thank-For Sharing This Place with us Serenity Sue.. I LIKED👍On the Way In 👩💻☕️✌🏻
You are more than welcome ❤️❤️
So lovely.💐
It is a gorgeous cemetery, full of history
Wow Sue another amazing video. That is a huge cemetery, don't remember seeing one as big. Thank you so much for taking us along💕
Thanks Shela, it's massive, love it here 😀
I'm so excited to view this video. I'm certain that it will be a fabulous escape from reality. Much love and every blessing. I hope you and Irish eyes are keeping well.
Thank you Timothy 😊
It isa lovely cemetery in the woods
That place is amazing!
It really is an amazing place 😍
very interesting , thank you
Thanks so much Brenda ❤️
Love your podcast ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Yay! Thank you! ❤️
Beautiful place
Thanks Shelby
Huge cemetery!!!
It's massive and beautiful
Watching again from the beginning 🥀 121 😲
Thanks so much Grey, we do so much chit chat we sometimes miss some really important history ❤️
@@SerenitySueGraveyards I don't often do live feed. But the notification 🔔 is always on. And yes when we all chat you get a bit distracted. So going through it again is ideal 👍 But I've caught up and now it's time for sleep 💤 Catch up again soon 😊
Thanks Grey, I love the chats, it's great fun, thanks again, it means a lot ❤️
Were there other people around?
Beautiful tour thanks! Huge cemetery! Congratulations on almost 8k subs👏🏻👏🏻. Also love your new logo!
A few, not near me but walking around the area x
@@SerenitySueGraveyards in the beginning? I hear men talking
There's a cafe near where I started, maybe that was where it was ?
@@SerenitySueGraveyards yes that must be it!! I put my ear buds in and I hear everything 😂😂
Oh wow, did u see the wind chiming when I read lilians headstone, the 15yr old who died from typhoid? It was like it only chimned after I read her headstone
Omg I missed u again but it a banging cemetery sue hope u Nd Irish eyes r doing ok
All good Mandy 👍
Loved the tour, as always
Thanks so much!
Wow it's so massive and it's so gorgeous like what sue said you must have used a lot of steps sue ❤👍
Thanks ❤️
You both really work good together bless you both ❤👍up to both off you you are both great
Thank you so much 😊
Honestly Sue, it seems that a large cemetery such as Deansgrange ought to be better kept, mowed or regularly trimmed at the very least. It appears to be shameful to me. 'Tis truly a blessing that Ireland has no snakes, since unkempt cemeteries here in the States are havens for vipers & other varmints. Perhaps Irish Eyes & you might get a movement started to have graveyards better tended by their local communities &/or churches, or even by a national historic/heritage trust. Just something to consider or think about. This may come to be anyway since Irish Eyes & you have put such a spotlight on Ireland's treasure trove of burial grounds. Many thanks for that. Also be careful when visiting graves in Britain, their over-grown cemeteries do have snakes about. That was a problem for me when I was a youngster because my great-great grandparents are buried in an old, very unkempt burial ground in Fleming County, Kentucky officially named New Hope Presbyterian Churchyard (the church burned down over 150 years ago), but commonly known as the Hillsboro Irish Cemetery. It has sense gotten some TLC from a group of volunteers dedicated to the upkeep of historic Fleming Co. graveyards
Thanks White Devil
beautiful country ireland
It sure is, I love it, will never leave
Hi Sue, a question for you, when the headstones are back to back, do they bury the feet to the head stone so they face east? May sound funny, but here in Australia, we all face the rising sun - that is unless you were a witch. take care
This cemetery has different religious so Catholic and Protestant so they face different ways
Hi Sue. I am looking forward to your video after seeing Irish eyes ' video. Such an interesting cemetery.
Thanks Rita ❤️
I can here the birds in the back ground it's so lovely to hear
Love the birds singing, so peaceful
There is a grave stone here where I live in Wisconsin USA. It's much like the 1830s or so. You see so much and can't remember what you read.
There's the historical mark of you
I like it ma'am
I think those vines are like I'm taking over this headstone
I love ivy but it's extremely bad for the headstones, sticks like glue, eventually it pulls them down, even trees will be pulled down with Ivy
@@SerenitySueGraveyards nature can be relentless or whatever word you wanna use lol
Lol that's a good word 🤣 👌
That wooded place was beautiful, but there will be a lot not registered graves there i guess, a beautiful cemetery indeed.
Wasn't it stunning, such a beautiful place, yes I think you're right probably many many more in there
The oldest recorded death in Ireland is Kathleen Snavely born in 1902 and died in 2015. 113 years and 140 days. This has been officially verified. I think 121 is not accurate unfortunately especially with poor record keeping back then. Very cool video of a huge cemetery. Would love to see it! Thanks Sue.😊👍👍
Yes Hans, even the fact the inscription reads of our only daughter, I questioned it myself but left it in, what a strange mistake, I'm sure it's lead letters so easy to remove that number that's wrong 🤔
Someone above posted the daughter was 2. The ones were like brackets in those days.
I 2 l
Miss Sue in your travels here in the states i worked for a priest for years. When he passed he was sent home to i i think Dublin to be by his parents. His name is Father Joseph Nolan. I would so love to know his resting place. But i do understand if you can't take requests. 😊❤😊❤
Ahh bless him, I wonder what cemetery he's buried in?
I wish I knew. He was such a blessing.
thankyou :-)
Very welcome
The Carving on the Right is MASON'S
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Thanks x
It looks like it has been well cut down so you can get around ❤👍
Love Deansgrange
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Your the one the one I was looking for due to faces of the forgotten.
But I found Irish eyes just trying to figure out stuff.
I'm looking for Irish decent. Last name Cochran is all I know
Great to have you here Lucifer ❤️
In USA you would like not see cemeteries like this unless you're in Louisiana. It's not common. And maybe that's why I am so fascinated in Irish cemeteries.. look how close they are. Here where I live they are so spaced apart
I love our cemeteries, we are so blessed
Are the ones with several names buried stacked on top of each other?
Yes Ginger, usually, or side by side, we don't have grave liners here
Are the lambs for a baby or toddler buried Irish or German. I have not seen any there yet
Lambs on a headstone usually means a child or someone young has passed
Sue, I was just thinking, if Caroline Casewell was aged 121, how old must her parents have been when they laid her to rest?
You know Damien I said exactly the same thing to Irish eyes today, its like her parents were still alive when she was buried so no way can that be correct???
@@SerenitySueGraveyards They might still be around😂🤣😂🤣
@@SerenitySueGraveyards It looks like it could be a mistake they couldn’t fix, I’d bet she was either 12, or 21.
Yes Cathy I think so too, reading the inscription makes me think the parents were alive when she died 🤔❤️
@@cathys7087 It is certainly possible to have it fixed now. I'm having my aunt's gravestone in Deansgrange cemetery fixed by a stonemason at the moment as incorrect dates were originally put on it. I don't know how the mistake happened in the first place.
It's ironic but a few weeks ago while I was stopped in traffic a vehicle from Sunbeam House crashed into the back of my car and wrecked my rear bumper. I've just got it back from the mechanic with a nice new bumper.
Now that is ironic, I had never heard of sunbeam House, hope no one was hurt
@@SerenitySueGraveyards Thankfully no. But his car suffered much more damage than mine.
Oh well I suppose at least all good 👍
I've watched Videos on the DARK HISTORY
of the Church's &
Orphanages, and the Mass Unmatched Graves 🧡🇨🇦😢
Sad Cathy
Is the ivy,like the poison ivy we have here in the states?
No we don't have poison Ivy, thank God
Oh ok thanks.
Lillian was acknowledging you ❤❤
I'd like to think she was too
Are the bodies buryed on top of onouther ??
Yes, no cement vault, straight into the dirt, on top or side by side
i wonder if there is a dean in there somewhere ??
I'm sure there are several
But not me yet 😃
Ahh it's a while since I was here, I didn't cover every part here it's massive
Count John McCormick is buried there.
Irish eyes did a video on John
ua-cam.com/video/7J0Srb01-NM/v-deo.html that's the link to Irish eyes
I will say with respect don't don't pull off vines from a stone until you have proper need. Them vines grow in a stone and can destroy it more
Yes, I know, they damage a stone but also hold it together have to be careful
Is foxworthy I believe it is a place in Ireland now days
If I'm not mistaken. The Americans..aka USA red cross. Was there as well. I can be wrong but I believe the Americans were there to if my history it's wrong. Quote me me if I am. Ww1 was not far after so idk. But that's the American red cross
We have the Irish Red cross too
I didn't know that. I come here to learn
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Sry I spoke to soon
Ire
121 years. That's older than a nun I just read about at 118 Year old.
If I can say holy crap in Irish. I would
Sry. That's the oldest person I've ever seen so far. Good life aye
Great life for sure but I think it's a mistake, I've also found 140 years old on headstone
She was 2 years old, not 121
The first one was not 121 years old, she was 2 with lines around the number | 2 | The poem was from her parents
Love your videos Sue! ❤
Ahh thanks how sad 😔
Thanks fairyfeet