Grave of the First White Male Born in LaSalle County, Illinois

[@scottrider641]

Such a great history lesson. Thanks for taking us on this tour of the Galloway cemetery.

[@MiddleAgedBaldGuy]

Thanks for watching!

[@lisamagro]

Amazing history! It’s sad that Sarah died so young. Great video!

[@BlueCanaryTX]

I just found your channel and subbed! Loving the content!!! ❤❤❤

[@MiddleAgedBaldGuy]

@@BlueCanaryTX thank you!!

[@juliebabcock4110]

Very interesting history. Thank you for the video in LaSalle County.

[@MiddleAgedBaldGuy]

Thanks for watching!

[@dm607]

Another interesting tidbit of American history. Thank you Bryan. Deb of Oz.

[@MiddleAgedBaldGuy]

Thanks Deb!

[@melanieiwasko6010]

You're amazing Brian! Thanks for the great videos!❤

[@MiddleAgedBaldGuy]

@@melanieiwasko6010 thanks for watching!

[@GandP1966]

Love that underground mausoleum! It would be cool to go in there!

[@chacosplace]

Amazing, I was on hold with an actual human. I am pretty sure I heard an actual voice on the EVP that said, "Please hold, your call is very important to us." Did anyone else catch it?😮

[@giggles8458]

Pick one, No.1 -> The Texas Historical Commission (THC) is aware of about 14,000 cemeteries in Texas, and this number continues to rise.
No. 2 -> There are approximately 50,000+ cemeteries in Texas. These range from a single unmarked grave marker to very large cemeteries with hundreds of marker. Many are forgotten and difficult to find but each are reminders of early settlements and a a window to a lot of Texas history.
Either choice will keep you busy! Thank you for the tour!

[@jamielieberg7053]

Great Video that isn't a mausoleum that is a gold vault for the coffin of people that past away when the ground was frozen

[@19gregske55]

This clip moves far too slowly.

[@MiddleAgedBaldGuy]

Thank you Mr. Ebert. If my world's not fast enough for you, you can watch at 2X speed or, better yet, don't watch at all.