That was another awesome find there. So many old gravestones. Can you please slow done just a bit so we can actually read what's written? I love seeing the uniqueness in them. Thank you 😊
For being so far off the road looks like someone is caring for the cemetery as the grass seems to be cut. It is nice they have honored the soldiers. A lot of those stones seem to be in good shape considering the few I could read dates on seemed very old. Great find. Please wear something bright during hunting season. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
A very peaceful place. I imagine all the family and friends that have walked the long beautiful road to lay a loved one to rest. A Beautiful place. 🦋🧡🐝
Thanks Matt for another awesome video about the graveyard down an abandoned road and bridge was a very long hike to get to that graveyard it some video and thanks for sharing it and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless you my friend.
Such a remote location...and so many nice shape headstones with legible dates! A lot of those Woodsman of America tombstones seem to be mainly old dates and many times for younger death ages...(maybe the sign of the times when you did not often live to be old.) What great fall scenery too!
What an awesome find! . It’s sad to see such decay and even though the grass is mowed that no one cares enough to preserve the headstones. Thanks for an awesome video!
20:07 I wish you had shown those twisted trees to your right. It appeared as though one of them was wrapped around another, would have loved to see that!
Hello Matt!! Good to see you again. Great find !!! I'm happy to see the veterans remembered.The wind blowing tells me it's fixing to be getting cold where I am. I always find your video's very interesting ,cool old bridge.Stay safe and God bless you always.
Hey Matt! Was just thinking we haven’t had a video from you in a while. Thought you were lost glad to hear from you. Great little find and I love the hair great for fall.
It was walnuts, love them! The smell of them is intoxicating. Loved the crunching of the leaves and the wind blowing threw the trees, loved this, thanks!
You may want to wear blaze orange when you’re out there. I used a trail ride my horse and have had bullets whIzzing around me. Are you allowed to read to us on some of the tombstones? Especially the old ones and the ones with interesting sayings.
What a gorgeous old cemetery! That perfect fall day added a nice aesthetic, too. I love your videos, Matt. Also, I like to see your different hair colors! :)
I haven't commented for awhile, but I really enjoyed this! Ohio has a lot of history to it. Again, I've mentioned before check out Old Fort cemetery if you go that way a lot of old historical tombstones also Liberty cemetery has many as well. Great video Matt!
Nice find this cemetery hidden in the woods.Looks like it is maintained regularly.Love to be in the woods this time of year, the trees are beautiful with the fall colors.Area is great to go for a hike, enjoy the nature, tranquility.Would like to see more of the markers in the cemetery.The WOW ones (simmons / lingle ) are different in style than the more known style of marker ( treetrunk).Your hair looks nice , love the color ( thought is was black but it is actually blue ).Great explore Matt, love this roadtrip.Lots to see while driving through less inhabited parts of the country.Take care while travelling.Looking forward for the next episodes.
Great video! Not only was this a fascinating exploration through history but also an awesome nature walk. You might consider wearing a neon orange or yellow color while trekking through woods during hunting season ... strictly for safety reasons.
Hi Matt, a cool find with some fairly old stones back there. Was there any markings on the bridge to say what date it was built because they usually do put them on. Thanks for sharing another awesome explore. x
looks like this was a very old road alignment, from google earth you can see where it potentially came to a T. A lot of these old roads were established on old cart tracks.
I love the casual approach, strolling round the cemetery. Im going to subscribe and tick the bell ☺☺ I saw you talking about a car stalking you. Be careful, especially at night. One of my Fb friends who does paranormal, cemeteries and abandoned property has had problems lately with people turning up and stalking. Take care. 🌹🌿🌹
Cool old cemetery.You always do go that extra mile to find them and that makes you one of the best on here.I love exploring old cemeteries too.That one might be haunted so i would also do a investigation there during the day.Not sure if i would want to come there at night because it does look like locals come out there to party.Great video.
I doubt anyone come to see about most of those graves as we are on like the 4th generation and kids these days are not interested in visiting graveyard and dead relatives. Most are not. Cremation for my family we keep the ashes right at home with us forever and easy to pass down and to store or set on a mantle or something.
I agree. I caught one that said died 1820? Although it is neat when you find a lost one in the weeds, I mostly look forward to seeing those that are visible.
I agree. I think I caught one that said died 1820? Although it is neat when you find one lost in the weeds, I really enjoy more seeing and reading the ones that are visible.
I’m wondering a few things. Who is mowing the grass? The veterans memorial and James Correll marker doesn’t look very old at all. And what’s the last grave to be interred or when would it have still been considered an active graveyard?
There is a photo of the Gould Mausoleum before it was bricked up on Find a Grave. According to the poster, they took the photo of the daughters crypt via a door that they or someone else pried open. Photos can be found under Frank J Gould.
I agree with the blaze orange comment. You are out in the country after all, and anything moving through the woods where there are no homes is fair game. Aside from that, loved that this place was obviously so well taken care of. A question for you though, when you find those graves back in the forest, seemingly beyond the cemetery/graveyard boundaries, do you try to find some point of contact to let them know?
Hi Matt, I enjoyed your trip to this cemetery. It appeared overcast but that might be my screen? The plaque of military names was a plus. I certainly would be tempted by those old pop bottles. I turned them in for change as a boy and now their collectibles. Finally I want to visit Ohio and in part I did. Thanks.
I really really enjoy these videos my friend. What an amazing hobby. I have a question, do you live in Indiana? It’s where I live as well. If you ever need a traveling companion. LOL Keep up the great work. ✌️
There's danger that lurks in those deserted areas, never know what mutants with weoponry that may be traipsing around looking for unsuspecting hikers. Remember what happened in that old movie 'Deliverance'... Squeal like a pig.. 🐷🐖🐽😁
This cemetery is haunted, I live in northwest Ohio, not too far from this area. Also if you want another great place to visit in northwest Ohio hit me up for more info, would make a great adventure for you.
I'm amazed that the place is in quite a good condition considering how far out into the woods it's located. It's very peaceful there...would love to have a final resting place away from civilization. The cooler weather has to be a blessing for your hiking adventures. Thanks Matt for all you do for us...these videos are a blessing, they give us a refreshing break from the monotony in life. Be safe my friend. ❤😊
Hi Debbie,how are you doing.I'm catching up with episodes from the last 4 months.Miss the livestreams, it is always nice to stay in touch with eachother.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 I've been super busy with work but I'm doing great. Don't worry because I've gotten behind on the videos as well. I've missed several live chats too. I had been wondering where you were since I hadn't heard from you in quite a while. I was afraid you was sick. Take care my friend.
@@debbiehensley6219 Hi Debbie, how are you doing ?. Finally caught up with the episodes from 539 , listened to the new podcasts on Mistory ( love these, very interesting).I was sick so you were right.They finally found out why i can't sleep, i have a disorder.Sad thing is that there is no cure.You have to find out if there is medication that works for you ( trial & error ).Found some people who have the same disease.Hard to deal with, some of them started workin g during the night or found something to keep you occupied .Met a guy who started to do nighttime photography & time lapses, result is amazing.In the meantime is my house renovated, new kitchen, bathroom, windows, doors, etc..Problem was that you had to stay in your house (!!!!!).So 3 months without kitchen, bathroom.... hell on earth when you are sick, tired of getting no sleep.Now dealing with the damage the builders left behind, have to paint again, clean, etc.Lots of extra work, taking the energy you have left.Hope to be ready at the end of this month.Do you like your new job ?.Hope to meet you in the next live stream or podcast Debbie.Take care
I love your longer videos. 10-15 minutes don't cut it for me. If I lived within a 25 mile radius of you, you'd have a video aide. I'd love to go the places you like too. very adventurous. I can shut the heck up and film you too while you're investigating an area. Other people don't need to be seen in your videos. It isn't necessary. For your safety someone should be with you. What if you can't make it back to your car or go unconscience? What's up with the weird color hair and torn pants? Your best look is in the 911 tribute video. Natural hair color and looking sharp. You're great and don't need any catchy gimmicks.
This is not a great place for any cementary to be..and ..so.eone needs to look up old commentaries and work on getting someone in the co..unity interested in keeping up these commentaries that are seriously lost over time..These far out burial grounds need to be brought to people 's attention..whether fa.ily or not..keep up the ground and tomb stones instead of forgotten...
That was another awesome find there. So many old gravestones. Can you please slow done just a bit so we can actually read what's written? I love seeing the uniqueness in them. Thank you 😊
For being so far off the road looks like someone is caring for the cemetery as the grass seems to be cut. It is nice they have honored the soldiers. A lot of those stones seem to be in good shape considering the few I could read dates on seemed very old. Great find. Please wear something bright during hunting season. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
A very peaceful place.
I imagine all the family and friends that have walked the long beautiful road to lay a loved one to rest.
A Beautiful place. 🦋🧡🐝
I used to enjoy you exploring old abandoned homes.
Thanks Matt for another awesome video about the graveyard down an abandoned road and bridge was a very long hike to get to that graveyard it some video and thanks for sharing it and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless you my friend.
Such a remote location...and so many nice shape headstones with legible dates! A lot of those Woodsman of America tombstones seem to be mainly old dates and many times for younger death ages...(maybe the sign of the times when you did not often live to be old.) What great fall scenery too!
Beautiful place!! Loved seeing the wild turkeys in the woods! Thank you for another great adventure!!
What an awesome find! . It’s sad to see such decay and even though the grass is mowed that no one cares enough to preserve the headstones. Thanks for an awesome video!
20:07 I wish you had shown those twisted trees to your right. It appeared as though one of them was wrapped around another, would have loved to see that!
Hello Matt!! Good to see you again. Great find !!! I'm happy to see the veterans remembered.The wind blowing tells me it's fixing to be getting cold where I am. I always find your video's very interesting ,cool old bridge.Stay safe and God bless you always.
Hey Matt! Was just thinking we haven’t had a video from you in a while. Thought you were lost glad to hear from you. Great little find and I love the hair great for fall.
It was walnuts, love them! The smell of them is intoxicating. Loved the crunching of the leaves and the wind blowing threw the trees, loved this, thanks!
Your dedication produces some amazing footage! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much, Rick!
Great video. Perfect audio. You can hear the wind in the background.
That old bridge looks to have been built very early 20th century.
Take up magnet fishing and troll under it!
You may want to wear blaze orange when you’re out there. I used a trail ride my horse and have had bullets whIzzing around me. Are you allowed to read to us on some of the tombstones? Especially the old ones and the ones with interesting sayings.
i agree
So glad this Cemetery, is being taken care of so well, it's very pretty...Great video!
It would add interest to the walk around the cemetery if you would pause and read out the names and dates here and there. Thanks!
Julie Mofle ~ Thank you! I felt the same way. He’ll pause to show a regular tree from top to bottom, but rush past beautiful headstones.
looks like someone mows the grass there plus the road up to it
Absolutely amazing Love the surrounding area as well. Some old graves too! Whispers in the wind maybe? ;)
Great video and an interesting cemetery, thanks for sharing, stay safe. 🙂🌺
Looks like someone is keeping it mowed! The trees are beautiful!
What a gorgeous old cemetery! That perfect fall day added a nice aesthetic, too. I love your videos, Matt. Also, I like to see your different hair colors! :)
Thank you, Cindy!
@@539Productions You're very welcome! Thanks for all you do.
interesting cemetery tour even though its old, it is looked after from across the pond in UK
I haven't commented for awhile, but I really enjoyed this! Ohio has a lot of history to it. Again, I've mentioned before check out Old Fort cemetery if you go that way a lot of old historical tombstones also Liberty cemetery has many as well. Great video Matt!
Those nuts are black walnuts. My hometown is host to the WV Black Walnut Festival. It was last weekend.
Nice find this cemetery hidden in the woods.Looks like it is maintained regularly.Love to be in the woods this time of year, the trees are beautiful with the fall colors.Area is great to go for a hike, enjoy the nature, tranquility.Would like to see more of the markers in the cemetery.The WOW ones (simmons / lingle ) are different in style than the more known style of marker ( treetrunk).Your hair looks nice , love the color ( thought is was black but it is actually blue ).Great explore Matt, love this roadtrip.Lots to see while driving through less inhabited parts of the country.Take care while travelling.Looking forward for the next episodes.
Love the hairstyle, and the view off the cemetery.👍
Thanks, Griselda!
Great video! Not only was this a fascinating exploration through history but also an awesome nature walk. You might consider wearing a neon orange or yellow color while trekking through woods during hunting season ... strictly for safety reasons.
I have ancestors in Buck Cemetery. Thanks for the oppurtunity to put a visual to the place! Awesome Matt and stay safe! ✌
Thanks, Darla! Happy to do it!
Hi Matt, a cool find with some fairly old stones back there. Was there any markings on the bridge to say what date it was built because they usually do put them on. Thanks for sharing another awesome explore. x
looks like this was a very old road alignment, from google earth you can see where it potentially came to a T. A lot of these old roads were established on old cart tracks.
Glad to see you again love your videos 👍👍
I love the casual approach, strolling round the cemetery. Im going to subscribe and tick the bell ☺☺ I saw you talking about a car stalking you. Be careful, especially at night. One of my Fb friends who does paranormal, cemeteries and abandoned property has had problems lately with people turning up and stalking. Take care. 🌹🌿🌹
Thanks, Anne! I'll be careful out there!
@@539Productions 🌿👍👍🌿
Bridge look CCC in design. Used to be a combat engneer and some sent to help bridges by fixing concrete repairs
Very remote location !!! Looks like someone keeps the grass cut!! Some old grave stones!!
That's a pretty nice, well kept cemetery...good video...hair looks great!
Cool old cemetery.You always do go that extra mile to find them and that makes you one of the best on here.I love exploring old cemeteries too.That one might be haunted so i would also do a investigation there during the day.Not sure if i would want to come there at night because it does look like locals come out there to party.Great video.
Thank you, Michael! Yeah, I was surprised to see that many bottles and cans!
Glad to see a video from you. I have been worried that you were sick. Thank you again for the journey. As always fun and interesting.
Thanks, Cathy! Doing well, hope you had a great weekend!
Awesome video Mr. 5 hundred 39!! It's so amazing how you find these hidden and forgotten cemeteries, thanks for the video!
Hi Matt, good to see you. That was a great video. Definetly an old place, very cool. See you next time , and take care Matt! ✌
Deer hunting season has begun so maybe get orange vest or hat for trips to the wilderness to be safe.
Cool findings 539!!
Really fascinating place!
Wow great remoted place and well kept cemetery!!!
Very pretty and peaceful place thanks 😊
Cool place. It would be nice if you would focus in on the headstones and monuments so we can read the names and dates.
I doubt anyone come to see about most of those graves as we are on like the 4th generation and kids these days are not interested in visiting graveyard and dead relatives. Most are not. Cremation for my family we keep the ashes right at home with us forever and easy to pass down and to store or set on a mantle or something.
I subbed for the bizarre and unpredictable hair styles.
So interesting some over 300 years old people according to birthdates.. God rest their souls.
The wind sound in the trees is scary at times you need someone with you are a dog.
Nice find wish you would show names and dates better
I agree. I caught one that said died 1820? Although it is neat when you find a lost one in the weeds, I mostly look forward to seeing those that are visible.
I agree. I think I caught one that said died 1820? Although it is neat when you find one lost in the weeds, I really enjoy more seeing and reading the ones that are visible.
I can just see how the people looked in 1832 coming to lay someone to rest. So very long ago.
Seems as someone cares for this place , awesome find , Peaceful place ❤️✌🏻😊
Thanks, Paige! Wasn't expecting to find this one!
Instead of showing us what it might be, please show the beautiful cemetery art.
At least the grass was mowed. Following the journey.
I’m wondering a few things. Who is mowing the grass? The veterans memorial and James Correll marker doesn’t look very old at all. And what’s the last grave to be interred or when would it have still been considered an active graveyard?
Would have been nice to know...but he would have had to actually look at the stones instead of the woods in order to find that out.
There is a photo of the Gould Mausoleum before it was bricked up on Find a Grave. According to the poster, they took the photo of the daughters crypt via a door that they or someone else pried open. Photos can be found under Frank J Gould.
I agree with the blaze orange comment. You are out in the country after all, and anything moving through the woods where there are no homes is fair game. Aside from that, loved that this place was obviously so well taken care of. A question for you though, when you find those graves back in the forest, seemingly beyond the cemetery/graveyard boundaries, do you try to find some point of contact to let them know?
it is so sad that they have been forgotten only to be become a party place
Thank you I love these cemeteries...hope you do something fun for 🎃
Those round green and black are black walnuts.
Hi Matt, I enjoyed your trip to this cemetery. It appeared overcast but that might be my screen? The plaque of military names was a plus. I certainly would be tempted by those old pop bottles. I turned them in for change as a boy and now their collectibles. Finally I want to visit Ohio and in part I did. Thanks.
Hi there Matt, how are you doing? Fine I hope. You sure make great videos, I love watching them, and you dude
Thanks, Rebecca! Doing Well!
Wow when that was an active cemetery, the pallbearers had quite a hike. The dancing Ghana pallbearers would have had to charge by the mile.
at that time the road he walked on to get there wouldve been open to vehicular traffic
Looks like somebody keeps it mowed
I was just thinking about that..someone goes out there and keeps it beautiful
I used to live near there, it was always said to be haunted.
Would be nice if you would say the names of the deceased (if you can pronounce it)
Hey Matt, Another Great Video, Cheers
Did you find the cemetery lost since 1979 yet? I just wonder if it would e easier to find in the fall.
Can you stop at more graves name & dates
Good video keep it up 👍
I wish I was there with you Matt🤨 smile
Whats the damn dates? We cant read them. Dangit! Makes me nuts
Good job great video
I really really enjoy these videos my friend. What an amazing hobby. I have a question, do you live in Indiana? It’s where I live as well. If you ever need a traveling companion. LOL Keep up the great work. ✌️
I really appreciate how respectful you are as Well. Keep on keeping on, and if you film it I will watch :-)
Cool!,
Interesting! One of your older finds.
👍 video Mat ❤️
There's danger that lurks in those deserted areas, never know what mutants with weoponry that may be traipsing around looking for unsuspecting hikers. Remember what happened in that old movie 'Deliverance'... Squeal like a pig.. 🐷🐖🐽😁
Have you ever had any paranormal encounters?
You can put a walking app on your phone and it will tell you how far you walked.
This cemetery is haunted, I live in northwest Ohio, not too far from this area. Also if you want another great place to visit in northwest Ohio hit me up for more info, would make a great adventure for you.
I'm betting you're alone you get sketched out too easy
Mattawesome
I'm amazed that the place is in quite a good condition considering how far out into the woods it's located. It's very peaceful there...would love to have a final resting place away from civilization. The cooler weather has to be a blessing for your hiking adventures. Thanks Matt for all you do for us...these videos are a blessing, they give us a refreshing break from the monotony in life. Be safe my friend. ❤😊
Hi Debbie,how are you doing.I'm catching up with episodes from the last 4 months.Miss the livestreams, it is always nice to stay in touch with eachother.
@@franciscavanraalte7483 I've been super busy with work but I'm doing great. Don't worry because I've gotten behind on the videos as well. I've missed several live chats too. I had been wondering where you were since I hadn't heard from you in quite a while. I was afraid you was sick. Take care my friend.
@@debbiehensley6219 Hi Debbie, how are you doing ?. Finally caught up with the episodes from 539 , listened to the new podcasts on Mistory ( love these, very interesting).I was sick so you were right.They finally found out why i can't sleep, i have a disorder.Sad thing is that there is no cure.You have to find out if there is medication that works for you ( trial & error ).Found some people who have the same disease.Hard to deal with, some of them started workin g during the night or found something to keep you occupied .Met a guy who started to do nighttime photography & time lapses, result is amazing.In the meantime is my house renovated, new kitchen, bathroom, windows, doors, etc..Problem was that you had to stay in your house (!!!!!).So 3 months without kitchen, bathroom.... hell on earth when you are sick, tired of getting no sleep.Now dealing with the damage the builders left behind, have to paint again, clean, etc.Lots of extra work, taking the energy you have left.Hope to be ready at the end of this month.Do you like your new job ?.Hope to meet you in the next live stream or podcast Debbie.Take care
You dont wear gloves so have u every got poison ivy reaching thru all those leave and bushes everywhere.
🖐🖐
Thank u don’t. Scared we all go to the beyond
Dude, did I really just watch 15 minutes of weeds? What the?
I like the black hair, I makes you look Monumental LOL
Those were walnuts.
Not so concerned Bout the veterans want to see the old timers graves
Wild turkey? I have friends who loved wild turkey. Not the animals though.
My words weren't typed on here properly..this is bad when u try to communicate..and voice your opinion
Why go to a beautiful cemetery and not let us know who is buried there.
I love your longer videos. 10-15 minutes don't cut it for me. If I lived within a 25 mile radius of you, you'd have a video aide. I'd love to go the places you like too. very adventurous. I can shut the heck up and film you too while you're investigating an area. Other people don't need to be seen in your videos. It isn't necessary. For your safety someone should be with you. What if you can't make it back to your car or go unconscience? What's up with the weird color hair and torn pants? Your best look is in the 911 tribute video. Natural hair color and looking sharp. You're great and don't need any catchy gimmicks.
thats a femor human / the green nuts are walnuts /
Good material, but why not narrate over it rather than show faces. Editing is the key. More content les faces.
This is not a great place for any cementary to be..and ..so.eone needs to look up old commentaries and work on getting someone in the co..unity interested in keeping up these commentaries that are seriously lost over time..These far out burial grounds need to be brought to people 's attention..whether fa.ily or not..keep up the ground and tomb stones instead of forgotten...
I sure hope more people try to get out and care for them!