Another great Alabama adventure with Daniel. This time we located another lost cemetery in the woods. We searched for this one for hours. We had a GPS location for it, but it was in the wrong place... eventually we found it. It’s always interesting to find these old forgotten cemeteries deep on the backroads. Subscribe to the new Vlog: ua-cam.com/channels/56vh2L-M0czmoTRLhSMaxg.html PayPal Tip Jar: www.paypal.me/rwrightphotography Special thanks to gas fund contributors: Colleen David C David G And huge shoutout to Robert for support! Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/SidestepAdventures My flashlights: olight.idevaffiliate.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=282
@@IrishAnnie My brother died at birth, 66 years ago, I was 7 years old. He only lived 3 hrs.. and died by accident. He was never named, because my mom and dad were in shock, and pain. He never had a head stone, because of the money situation, but over the years, I always said, I would by one for him. I bought it about 30 yrs. ago, it's a pretty little stone with a vase beside it for flowers, with Little Boy Blue Under the Haystack fast asleep on his stone. The moral is, sometimes there is no time, they slip away before you know it.
patricia lenaburg I’m so sorry. My family had a very similar situation. My eldest brother would have been 64 years old this year. He only lived a couple of days. My parents named him Luigi. 🙏🏻❤️ Over 40 years he didn’t have a head stone. We bought him a beautiful one in 2002. 🌹❤️🙏🏻
I wonder if the reason so many babies died was due to “Birmingham Cholera Epidemic of 1873”. The article stated people were panicking and moving..etc... Sort of like today with COVID... only this was children it was taking. These videos have a way of making my soul be still and think about what people experienced over 100 years ago compared to our modern medical advances. Their sorrow and confusion. I wonder if they had more peace in their souls because of the relationship they had with God verses today’s ....... society has taken God out of everything ...were they held on tight to Him. They had true fear of God...our society does not. Your new camera is wonderful! The quality of video taping is fabulous 👍👍 Thanks for another great visit.
Jayne I appreciate your considered thoughts. People in earlier times did have more occasion to be surrounded by untimely deaths. It was just a part of "life" that they weren't shielded from even beginning in childhood.
If you look at the dates, the poor wife rarely had time to recuperate from the last one before becoming pregnant again, which resulted in a series of deaths of babes only lasting a year. Poor health of the mom and infant with constant pregnancies meant lost babes.
You have the perfect voice for reading the names and epitaphs: Respectful, humble, and sincere. Of course, you could be a raging crazy off camera, but for this? Perfect. Thank you.
I think this is the saddest cemetery I have seen you document. I just kept saying "Aww, another sweet baby." I believe the memory doesn't die as long as the names are mentioned. You have kept these little angels in memory. I read an article that said that the infant mortality rate in the 1800's was 43.4% It has fallen to 3.4%. Unimaginable. Thank you for your efforts. and all you do to document these cemeteries.
I read that there was a trend, due to the great chance of a baby not surviving the first five years of life to not really name the child. Some families would refer to their baby as the little angel or the little visitor like somehow it would make the loss less painful if and when it happened. So sad, thank God for modern medicine.
I just located this cemetery on Findagrave.com It's called Flint Hill Cemetery. There are a few Vinson's listed there. Not sure if you knew this or not.
I used to maintain a small family cemetery in the middle of a huge pine plantation. Out of the 25 graves 17 were children and six were siblings that died at birth up to the age of 14. Only 2 out of 9 siblings survived until adulthood. Love your vids. As always look out for the flowers planted there. They can date the cemetery.
Boy that cemetery is full of tiny angels...the parents that lost 3 of their children..so close at that. I pray they had a home full of many more..truly makes you reflect. Thank you for not letting them go forever forgotten...💔
Robert, there are two things that I am grateful for. One is my Christian Faith knowing that this is not the end. And you, you have taught me so much about the South. I really appreciate you reading the stones, much more personal to those beneath.
So many children died so young glad you found them and read their names out loud they deserve it to be spoken, now we know they lived even for a short time. Thanks for doing that Robert. 💖🙏
Thank you, guys. You've been finding cousins I didn't know I had. Sarah T. is my 7th cousin 5 times removed. I forget which ones but 2 others you did turned out to be cousins, too.
Oh I hope you can come document the Sutton Family Cemetery in Barbour County Alabama one day. Your video's inspired me to trek through the woods and brush to clean it up a bit this past spring. We also have a small cemetery in one of our pastures that belongs to another family....I went this past spring and cleaned it up a little too. I hate that they are forgotten....
Thank you, Robert, Daniel, and Cody, always thrilled when I get a notification from you. You nailed it again, another old cemetery, but sad also. Many of these babies could have died from many types of diseases, a common cold could turn into pneumonia back then, as well as flues, and such. without antibiotics it happened a lot. My dad had 3 siblings who died as babies, ranging, from 5-6 mons. old, that was in the 1920s. Great video.
No, some of those women had husbands who wouldn't give them a chance to rest between yearly pregnancies. If you look at the birth and death dates, she was already pregnant within months of the last one. Her health had to be very poor, which meant unhealthy babes. It was very sad to see all those children's graves. They never had a chance.
Thank you for what you do. My grandmother loved roaming in cemeteries and took me with her many times when I was growing up. She also read the tombstones out loud.
I am so very happy that there are PEOPLE like you who go out and look for forgotten cemeteries out in the middle of nowhere. So i want to say.thankyou ..at least they wont be forgotten because of your videos on here. Wow there are alot of children there in that CEMETERY i wounder what they died from . I love some of them epitaph on the tombstones there so very sweet .
I loved this video. I am addicted to your channel & fascinated by the cemeteries although the children's & unmarked graves make my heart ache. You do amazing working finding & documenting these lost pieces of history. Thanks for letting me tag along
Graveyard photographer here. I love your videos. I appreciate the care and reverence you treat the graves with. I think that I might start carrying a scrub brush around with me, like you do. Another excellent video.
Its always sad to see these cemeteries like this . But it so nice to see the compassion ya'll have by cleaning the tops of markers and the videos so they are not forgotten.
Awesome! I love finding places like this too. A lot of times, they could practically be in your backyard, but you would never know about them if you've never done research on your area. Even if you have, you could still miss places like these if you blink. I recently found a place just like this less than a mile from my house that I previously didn't know existed - after 20 years of living in the area!
So so sad to see so many children that died. I myself lost a child at 5 month old in 1981, and some days it feels as raw as if he just died... how some of these parents survived losing 2,3,or 4 is incomprehensible to me.. May they all R.I.P. 🌹🌹
Another great adventure on finding the lost graves of people that were here before us, so sad their were so many babies that passed. There was a not a lot of medical help available to parents back then. So it is nice that you and your friend Daniel, and Cody help you with locating these lost grave yards. Thank you for honoring them.
At first I despaired of hearing any birdsong to keep them company. But eventually, I did hear some in the quiet background. ---Those stones were exceptionally well-made. Nice to see the brooms in action for us.---One thought I had about multiple infants in one family was to wonder about Rh factor. The first born would have been safe, but subsequent babes would not.
Thank you guys for another adventure of places and people forgotten by all but a few. I think you are doing an amazing thing by documenting these lost locations. Thanks for sharing, much love. xx💖
I like your new camera. Your right it does a better job. Again the babies. 😥 unmarked graves is even sadder. Their names to never be mentioned again. I suppose our names being known in heaven is much more important then here in a foreign land. Heaven after all is our home. Thank you. Another great trip. I loved it 😍 ❤
Vaccines for deadly illness were not yet available. Yellow fever, Typhoid, diptheria, rabies, the list goes on. No anitbiotics either. What could start as a simple infection could kill you.
A very interesting but sad cemetery , seeing all those children. Those headstones seem like they were so lovingly created in honor of all those wee ones. They certainly stood up over the years. I noticed on the bottom of a lot of the stones there was an X mark. I was wondering if that was maybe a makers mark? Great video. Keep Safe❤ Keep Well❤
Love the new camera, makes seeing the unmarked graves a lot better. like you, such a shame, there are no stones on all the graves now unmarked, known not to us but only to God. Hoping the county clerk's off has a record or copy there of , of all those buried there.
I'm so glad that you are doing this kind of stuff ! As it is heart breaking to see cemeteries that is forgotten and not taken care of ! To think many many years from now my grave could end up in a place like these places ! Thank you for doing this ! Take care , stay safe and healthy wherever your next adventure takes you ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Am I the only one who clicks on the like button before watching? Always know Robert, Cody ,Brian and friends are going to take us on another amazing adventure....and the places they find, the respect and care there give to those buried in old forgotten cemetery’s is second to none. I love the way Robert uses his special torch to read inscriptions, and particularly how he traces letters with his fingers...the letters seem to jump out to be read when he does that. Cody has learnt a lot too being with Robert, and also has a sharp eye now for indentations, bottles, things of interest. Whatever they do, wherever they go, you can count on learning something new and it’s done in such a restful way...if you understand me, I live in the U.K., so sadly doubt I will ever manage to visit Georgia, but you make me feel I am with you in your presentations. I like that Robert always tries to read out the names and inscriptions...so sad to see how young a lot of them were, and all the children lost. Just saying their names out aloud brings back respect to those who passed and will be pleased to know they have not been entirely forgotten over time after all. Also that he brings American flags to place at graves of men who died in wars of the past.So Thankyou boys for all your hard work finding these places..( know it can take a lot of driving,searching,then hacking through brush ) stay safe, watch out for snakes 🐍and ticks!! And keep doing your enthralling explorations! Love and hugs to you all from Helen 🙋♀️😘👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻☕️☕️☕️🍺🍺🍺🔦🚿🪓🥇🥇🥇💾🏆 ( ps just have to say I love how you say “Darling “in your Alabama’s accent! 💕...dont panic! I’m 68! Lol😁XX)
Yeah all never stop to amazing me. Thank you for looking after those that have gone. It was harder to get a child to live centuries ago. Our world has changed so much 🙏💞
Thanks for the new cemetery video. I enjoyed watching all your cemetery videos. That's why i don't skip ads to help you earn more from UA-cam. Til your next videos. Love from Manila, Philippines
Little Clinton was born May 23, so was I but many years later, Way to many lost, way to many children Just think what these children could have become, could have done to make this world a better place, they could have done so much for us. Breaks my heart, Rest In Peace little angels, Thank-you for sharing your adventures with us, thank-you for caring for all these lost and forgotten souls, you are all wonderful! I wish more people were as car as you,
It always is so sad to think how many people leave this earth with no marking on graves , My parents are both buried in a small rural cemetery but it is well kept . There are a few graves throughout marked with cement little stones with a question mark made with small stones set in the cement .
I don't skip the ads so i can help the vlogger. The vlogger Robert will earn money from UA-cam if we don't skip ads. I enjoy watching the cemetery videos that's why i don't skip ads to help Robert's efforts to tour us in the old and abandoned cemeteries
A family in my tree lost 12 out of 14 kids......a flu epidemic. The mother died as well (2nd wife)...surviving a 3 year old and a 17 year old.....and the Dad. So sad.
It's sad to think about these children who were born in the same years as my great grandparents. They missed out on life while one of my great grandmothers made it to almost 104 years old.
Another great Alabama adventure with Daniel. This time we located another lost cemetery in the woods. We searched for this one for hours. We had a GPS location for it, but it was in the wrong place... eventually we found it. It’s always interesting to find these old forgotten cemeteries deep on the backroads.
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"Unnamed on Earth but named in Heaven" ... There is something so beautiful, yet so tragic in that line. What a powerful sentence
For sure
That makes me want to cry. Many stillbirth babies were named “Baby” and whatever the last name was.
@@IrishAnnie My brother died at birth, 66 years ago, I was 7 years old. He only lived 3 hrs.. and died by accident. He was never named, because my mom and dad were in shock, and pain. He never had a head stone, because of the money situation, but over the years, I always said, I would by one for him. I bought it about 30 yrs. ago, it's a pretty little stone with a vase beside it for flowers, with Little Boy Blue Under the Haystack fast asleep on his stone. The moral is, sometimes there is no time, they slip away before you know it.
patricia lenaburg I’m so sorry. My family had a very similar situation. My eldest brother would have been 64 years old this year. He only lived a couple of days. My parents named him Luigi. 🙏🏻❤️ Over 40 years he didn’t have a head stone. We bought him a beautiful one in 2002. 🌹❤️🙏🏻
patricia lenaburg Lose a child is the worst thing that could ever happen to a parent. The grief is immeasurable.
I wonder if the reason so many babies died was due to “Birmingham Cholera Epidemic of 1873”. The article stated people were panicking and moving..etc... Sort of like today with COVID... only this was children it was taking.
These videos have a way of making my soul be still and think about what people experienced over 100 years ago compared to our modern medical advances. Their sorrow and confusion. I wonder if they had more peace in their souls because of the relationship they had with God verses today’s ....... society has taken God out of everything ...were they held on tight to Him. They had true fear of God...our society does not.
Your new camera is wonderful! The quality of video taping is fabulous 👍👍
Thanks for another great visit.
Thank you so much!
Jayne I appreciate your considered thoughts. People in earlier times did have more occasion to be surrounded by untimely deaths. It was just a part of "life" that they weren't shielded from even beginning in childhood.
No pennacillen and other antibiotics back then.
There was also a yellow fever outbreak in Alabama around 1880-1890.
If you look at the dates, the poor wife rarely had time to recuperate from the last one before becoming pregnant again, which resulted in a series of deaths of babes only lasting a year. Poor health of the mom and infant with constant pregnancies meant lost babes.
You have the perfect voice for reading the names and epitaphs: Respectful, humble, and sincere. Of course, you could be a raging crazy off camera, but for this? Perfect.
Thank you.
I think this is the saddest cemetery I have seen you document. I just kept saying "Aww, another sweet baby." I believe the memory doesn't die as long as the names are mentioned. You have kept these little angels in memory. I read an article that said that the infant mortality rate in the 1800's was 43.4% It has fallen to 3.4%. Unimaginable. Thank you for your efforts. and all you do to document these cemeteries.
I read that there was a trend, due to the great chance of a baby not surviving the first five years of life to not really name the child. Some families would refer to their baby as the little angel or the little visitor like somehow it would make the loss less painful if and when it happened. So sad, thank God for modern medicine.
The Vinson’s are my direct kin. What a treasure!
Wow!
I just located this cemetery on Findagrave.com It's called Flint Hill Cemetery. There are a few Vinson's listed there. Not sure if you knew this or not.
Hi cuz. (wave)
All of them just little babies , thank you for the respect you show them.
I used to maintain a small family cemetery in the middle of a huge pine plantation. Out of the 25 graves 17 were children and six were siblings that died at birth up to the age of 14. Only 2 out of 9 siblings survived until adulthood. Love your vids. As always look out for the flowers planted there. They can date the cemetery.
Boy that cemetery is full of tiny angels...the parents that lost 3 of their children..so close at that. I pray they had a home full of many more..truly makes you reflect. Thank you for not letting them go forever forgotten...💔
So sad to see so many Children's graves ,, but they were loved xx
Its always so sad to see a childs grave and to have so many is truly sad , stay safe.
Very sad to see all those children forgotten in that cemetery... RIP yaall
Yes it is
All those "little" ones break my heart. So sad to see so many families with multiple child deaths. That's just... tragic.
Valerie.
Robert, there are two things that I am grateful for. One is my Christian Faith knowing that this is not the end. And you, you have taught me so much about the South. I really appreciate you reading the stones, much more personal to those beneath.
So many children died so young glad you found them and read their names out loud they deserve it to be spoken, now we know they lived even for a short time. Thanks for doing that Robert. 💖🙏
Very, very 😢 sad. So many children! I cried as you read the stones..They are not forgotten thanks to you!
Thank you, guys. You've been finding cousins I didn't know I had. Sarah T. is my 7th cousin 5 times removed. I forget which ones but 2 others you did turned out to be cousins, too.
The infant mortality was tragically high.
Yes
Even after so many decades, I can still feel the pain of the mothers.
Oh I hope you can come document the Sutton Family Cemetery in Barbour County Alabama one day. Your video's inspired me to trek through the woods and brush to clean it up a bit this past spring. We also have a small cemetery in one of our pastures that belongs to another family....I went this past spring and cleaned it up a little too. I hate that they are forgotten....
So many children's graves so sad
when I see children's graves I always think of the pain the parents must of gone through losing their babies
I'm in Mich. cycling dirt roads I find old cemeteries all the time. Oldest marker from 1815. So many worn away by time. Well done
Thank you, Robert, Daniel, and Cody, always thrilled when I get a notification from you. You nailed it again, another old cemetery, but sad also. Many of these babies could have died from many types of diseases, a common cold could turn into pneumonia back then, as well as flues, and such. without antibiotics it happened a lot. My dad had 3 siblings who died as babies, ranging, from 5-6 mons. old, that was in the 1920s. Great video.
That's a big cemetery, so many little children, that makes me very sad. Good video. Thanks Robert
Thank you
So sad seeing all the children think there must have been a disease like whooping cough and diphtheria around then
That was my thought too.
No, some of those women had husbands who wouldn't give them a chance to rest between yearly pregnancies. If you look at the birth and death dates, she was already pregnant within months of the last one. Her health had to be very poor, which meant unhealthy babes. It was very sad to see all those children's graves. They never had a chance.
What you are showing all who watch you is what real life is. Thanks
I so love your videos!! Love to walk the old country cemeteries!!! Thank you so much for doing these videos!!!
So many children. Very sad time for those families losing multiple babies. Great video. Thanks
Thank you for what you do. My grandmother loved roaming in cemeteries and took me with her many times when I was growing up. She also read the tombstones out loud.
CC C, As my grandmother did also, and as I do now.
A way of acknowledging the life or lives that had been.
really sad they are forgotten you guys are truly great keep up the good work
Wonderful video ,its nice to see people who care so much about those who are forgotten
I am so very happy that there are PEOPLE like you who go out and look for forgotten cemeteries out in the middle of nowhere. So i want to say.thankyou ..at least they wont be forgotten because of your videos on here. Wow there are alot of children there in that CEMETERY i wounder what they died from . I love some of them epitaph on the tombstones there so very sweet .
I loved this video. I am addicted to your channel & fascinated by the cemeteries although the children's & unmarked graves make my heart ache. You do amazing working finding & documenting these lost pieces of history. Thanks for letting me tag along
Robert you have such a lovely voice when you read the tender words on the graves.
Thank you
Ps....your new camera is giving such pure clarity we can see really well now....that’s great Robert! Thankyou and well done again. Helen x
Graveyard photographer here. I love your videos. I appreciate the care and reverence you treat the graves with. I think that I might start carrying a scrub brush around with me, like you do. Another excellent video.
Thank you, Daniel and Cody for all you do. It’s history and long forgotten people. God bless.
May God BLESS you all for the wonderful job you guys are doing. Love your videos fan from Canada.
A children's cemetery? So sad so many lost so young.
Yes very common in cemeteries from this time period. Always very sad.
Let the little children come to me. Jesus said to his friends one day. Let the little children come to me. Do not send them away.
Another awesome video Robert
Thank you sir
That was incredible as always!😀👍
Another wonderful adventure and excellent documentary
Its always sad to see these cemeteries like this . But it so nice to see the compassion ya'll have by cleaning the tops of markers and the videos so they are not forgotten.
With all of those Children's graves it serves as a painful reminder just how hard life was, back then. Sad.
Thank you for this walk today. It’s really a beautiful and interesting find.
Awesome! I love finding places like this too. A lot of times, they could practically be in your backyard, but you would never know about them if you've never done research on your area. Even if you have, you could still miss places like these if you blink. I recently found a place just like this less than a mile from my house that I previously didn't know existed - after 20 years of living in the area!
So so sad to see so many children that died. I myself lost a child at 5 month old in 1981, and some days it feels as raw as if he just died... how some of these parents survived losing 2,3,or 4 is incomprehensible to me.. May they all R.I.P. 🌹🌹
Amazing what you do. You all care so much for these long forgotten people and their families. Keep up the great work. Enjoy your videos.
Another great adventure on finding the lost graves of people that were here before us, so sad their were so many babies that passed. There was a not a lot of medical help available to parents back then. So it is nice that you and your friend Daniel, and Cody help you with locating these lost grave yards. Thank you for honoring them.
At first I despaired of hearing any birdsong to keep them company. But eventually, I did hear some in the quiet background. ---Those stones were exceptionally well-made. Nice to see the brooms in action for us.---One thought I had about multiple infants in one family was to wonder about Rh factor. The first born would have been safe, but subsequent babes would not.
Thank you guys for another adventure of places and people forgotten by all but a few. I think you are doing an amazing thing by documenting these lost locations.
Thanks for sharing, much love. xx💖
I love this! Think about this, if you guys didn't do what you do, these people would be forever forgotten. Life and death can be unforgiving.
This is so heartbreaking, too many child deaths back then. 😭
Enjoy watching your videos
I like your new camera. Your right it does a better job. Again the babies. 😥 unmarked graves is even sadder. Their names to never be mentioned again. I suppose our names being known in heaven is much more important then here in a foreign land. Heaven after all is our home. Thank you. Another great trip. I loved it 😍 ❤
I realy like ur videos..take me back in time. Its so sad tu see so many little children graves. Luv from Southafrica. Stella😍
Thank you for another moving video! Yes,the new camera makes the indentations easier to see.
Incredible video and cemetery, so many children deceased, must have been a sickness going around?
Vaccines for deadly illness were not yet available. Yellow fever, Typhoid, diptheria, rabies, the list goes on. No anitbiotics either. What could start as a simple infection could kill you.
The camera works very well. So those unmarked graves will be forgotten forever? So very sad. Thank you for taking us along.
So many children :( this has got to be in the top 3 of the sadest places that you have filmed Great video thankyou
A very interesting but sad cemetery , seeing all those children. Those headstones seem like they were so lovingly created in honor of all those wee ones. They certainly stood up over the years. I noticed on the bottom of a lot of the stones there was an X mark. I was wondering if that was maybe a makers mark? Great video. Keep Safe❤ Keep Well❤
How sad ! Cemetery loss in time !
Love ones from the past ! Hope you find more information !
Just found you today !
Wow so many little ones. That is so sad, my heart went out to those parents even though they are long gone themselves.
Love the new camera, makes seeing the unmarked graves a lot better. like you, such a shame, there are no stones on all the graves now unmarked, known not to us but only to God. Hoping the county clerk's off has a record or copy there of , of all those buried there.
I'm so glad that you are doing this kind of stuff ! As it is heart breaking to see cemeteries that is forgotten and not taken care of ! To think many many years from now my grave could end up in a place like these places ! Thank you for doing this ! Take care , stay safe and healthy wherever your next adventure takes you ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Am I the only one who clicks on the like button before watching? Always know Robert, Cody ,Brian and friends are going to take us on another amazing adventure....and the places they find, the respect and care there give to those buried in old forgotten cemetery’s is second to none. I love the way Robert uses his special torch to read inscriptions, and particularly how he traces letters with his fingers...the letters seem to jump out to be read when he does that. Cody has learnt a lot too being with Robert, and also has a sharp eye now for indentations, bottles, things of interest.
Whatever they do, wherever they go, you can count on learning something new and it’s done in such a restful way...if you understand me,
I live in the U.K., so sadly doubt I will ever manage to visit Georgia, but you make me feel I am with you in your presentations.
I like that Robert always tries to read out the names and inscriptions...so sad to see how young a lot of them were, and all the children lost.
Just saying their names out aloud brings back respect to those who passed and will be pleased to know they have not been entirely forgotten over time after all. Also that he brings American flags to place at graves of men who died in wars of the past.So Thankyou boys for all your hard work finding these places..( know it can take a lot of driving,searching,then hacking through brush ) stay safe, watch out for snakes 🐍and ticks!! And keep doing your enthralling explorations! Love and hugs to you all from Helen 🙋♀️😘👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻☕️☕️☕️🍺🍺🍺🔦🚿🪓🥇🥇🥇💾🏆 ( ps just have to say I love how you say “Darling “in your Alabama’s accent! 💕...dont panic! I’m 68! Lol😁XX)
always enjoy your video's, I watch for them every evening. Unfortunately, I am no longer getting notifications. Keep them coming.
Make sure you hit the bell and turn on all notifications
Thxs for the wonderful video of the graveyard
Great video thank you for sharing
Thank you
Another great video. Like the way the writing is done on the headstones. Love to you all. Xx
I agree with you about the nameless graves. Lost to society, And so many children. Sad. Thanks for video. Be safe out there.
Yeah all never stop to amazing me. Thank you for looking after those that have gone. It was harder to get a child to live centuries ago. Our world has changed so much 🙏💞
So many little ones....breaks my heart. It makes me thankful for the medical care we have today. I have 5 kids...all who are grown and healthy.
Thanks for the new cemetery video. I enjoyed watching all your cemetery videos. That's why i don't skip ads to help you earn more from UA-cam. Til your next videos. Love from Manila, Philippines
Another intriguing adventure.. Thanks Joanne NZ
11:07. What a beautiful epitaph.
Thank you
That was fantastic. It was very sad tho, all those children that never got to live. Thank you so much for taking me along and p,ease stay safe
I see the depression real clear,, thanks for sharing.
Hello love your Adventures you take us on take care my friend's
Thank you
Love ya all take care
Little Clinton was born May 23, so was I but many years later,
Way to many lost, way to many children
Just think what these children could have become, could have done to make this world a better place, they could have done so much for us.
Breaks my heart, Rest In Peace little angels,
Thank-you for sharing your adventures with us, thank-you for caring for all these lost and forgotten souls, you are all wonderful! I wish more people were as car as you,
This is almost a children's cemetery 😢 this is so sad thanks for showing great video
It always is so sad to think how many people leave this earth with no marking on graves , My parents are both buried in a small rural cemetery but it is well kept . There are a few graves throughout marked with cement little stones with a question mark made with small stones set in the cement .
Thank you for sharing💜
OMG too sad, Poor babes, So many lill angels, ****only lent***, hope they all rest in peace and reunited with their parents
So many children’s graves in this one. So sad to see
Watching a second time, love to do that all your videos
Love your persistence. LOL Sad. A lot of little children. Oh I am hating the ads that are now popping up all over YT. Every 3 - 4 minutes.
I don't have ads anymore. I have Adblock Plus. I've watched three of my vlogs and it has blocked 11 ads.
I don't skip the ads so i can help the vlogger. The vlogger Robert will earn money from UA-cam if we don't skip ads. I enjoy watching the cemetery videos that's why i don't skip ads to help Robert's efforts to tour us in the old and abandoned cemeteries
@@samculanag3636 thank you for the information. . .I had no idea !! No more skipping ads for me. . .
use firefox and get Ghostery
It's amazing how well stamped cement has held up after 150 years. Better than a lot of expensive marble.
A family in my tree lost 12 out of 14 kids......a flu epidemic. The mother died as well (2nd wife)...surviving a 3 year old and a 17 year old.....and the Dad. So sad.
I always get excited when you go to cemeteries in Alabama, I listen for family names(I have ancestors in Georgia too)
Thank you for caring
Thx for sharing. I really wish you'd investigate Arkansas someday.
Heartbreaking to see so many children’s graves
It is so sad that these people are forgotten.
watch your video's all the time
I wish I could come down there just to help. What an honor it would be to clean up a site like this.
Another amazing discovery boys! Sad seeing all these children die so early. Stay safe and may God be with you.
Generous to take your time to locate and remember these fellow Americans.
Impressive how the trees protected those stones so you could read them. Your new camera is awesome.
It's sad to think about these children who were born in the same years as my great grandparents. They missed out on life while one of my great grandmothers made it to almost 104 years old.