Hi there, great video! I managed to find a record of May's older brother. His name was william jerome woolsey. He was born in 1853 and died in 1908. He had a daughter who was born in 1877. I hope this helps you with your research!
I can only imagine how hard it was emotionally for Mary to lose her sweet May... such an adorable child but how wonderful that mother and daughter are together again for eternity with our Lord and all of heaven.. That truly is amazing to find that trunk of May's keepsakes. I really enjoyed seeing these artifacts at the museum. May they rest in heavenly peace.❤✝️
There are so many stories in this cemetery. I've been hearing about May my entire life. This such a beautiful place. I'm glad you were able to visit here and tell May's story. So sad. I hope you have more Sacramento stories from here to tell (including the Crockers).
So sad she died from a mosquito bite! But what a discovery the chest was. If her mother could see how her daughter is being honored she would be thrilled.
About 15yrs ago, I contracted meningitis from a mosquito bite… long story short, I had to undergo multiple spinal tap drawls.. that’s all I remember, that’s how bad I got… point being, mosquitoes are more dangerous than ppl want to believe or imagine.. so crazy… out of all the many ways a person can die, u don’t think of a mosquito.
@@isabella-lp3nwYou do not have to tell me how dangerous it is. I had a chilhood girlfriend, that was bitten by a mosquito; as a result she contracted sleeping sickness; she was in a coma for around 3 months. When she came back to school, everyone was so afraid to go near her. I was the only one who gave her chance. We were besties for almost 4 years and than due to personal reasons, I moved away. We never kept in touch. I often wonder what happened to her.
My friends brother died from a mosquito bite that infected him and he died months later after being in a coma. This was just about 7 years ago outside of Roseville
I think May would have loved her items as a child to be appreciated by the people of now times. Mary would love it too. I am pleased to know they are together now. RIP Woolsey Family...a wonderful family story...thank you Ron, a great story.....🙏🙏❤😊
This was such a memorable story! Initially so sad about poor May, dying so young, as so many children did in those days. But the presence of mind of her Mother to carefully pack May's things in the trunk, and hide it away- wow! I applaud that, in her grief, she wanted May to be remembered by future generations ❤ seeing the trunk contents was so cool!!! Really like going back in time. Not sure what to make of the letter, but perhaps it brought much needed comfort to the family. Thank you Ron for telling us this story, bringing us to the cemetery and museum. Loved this story!❤ Rest in peace, May and family 🙏
Ron, Now that was truly one of your "knock it out of the park" videos! Can I give it 10 stars instead of 5?! I really enjoyed it, and I want to thank your viewer who recommended this interesting story to you! So fascinating, and certainly poignant as well. Childhood deaths in those days were not unusual, and neither was the inclination to seek out spiritualists. As Delta suggested, if the letter the spiritualist gave Mary some consolation, then hopefully it was worth it. I kept waiting to hear if there were any details in the letter which would have given a strong suggestion to Mary that the details of the letter might authentically have come from May--like something only Mary would have known, but I guess there is no way to tell that now. Like you Ron, I also believe that there are those who are truly gifted with an ability to communicate with the dead, but there are probably a lot more people who claim to have that gift but don't. I have a friend who consulted a person who supposedly had this gift who gave her consolation after the untimely death of her son, so who knows? Lastly, that cemetery is really cool, and I agree that it does look like a cemetery from back east. I am no expert on the history of Sacramento, although it is the capital city of our state here, but I am inclined to think that a lot of the folks buried there from May's era were probably from back east. Hence, it would have influenced the grave stones, etc. May was a really beautiful girl. Thank you again for leaving your signature yellow roses at the graves of May and her parents!
What a sad and beautiful story. It's a good thing that the new resident of the Woolsey house didn't just chuck the trunk away like some people would! I hope her Mum was able to find some peace from the letter before everything was walled away - and what a wonderful but untended time capsule.
So interesting! I love it when a “normal” person is told through their personal items. We learn what life was like at that time. And seeing everyday objects that this person used is something that moves me. Thank you for bringing us stories that are always more interesting than the last.
It's so sad that May's life was cut so short as where many back in those days. But at the same time, I'm so thankful that her belongings where found in such a pristine condition and are now very well cared for. What an amazing story Ron, thanks for sharing.
So interesting to see these things from a bygone era. What an astonishing find. Delta has a great job there. The cemetery is very beautiful. Rest in peace to the family.
Very sad but beautiful story, Ron. Thank you for taking us to the museum to see the trunk and belongings of young May. Have a blessed holiday. Pam Miller
Thank you Ron.This story was amazing, RIP May.. Her mom was devastated I am sure. May and Mary are now reunited. This story is amazing a true Christmas story with love and incredible. , a wonderful. Story...wow.…hope you have a Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and your family. Thank you for all your hard work.
A beautiful cemetery beautiful headstones..I love ur stories Ron..my husband walked in heard u talking stopped to listen ..sad for a mother..u can never forget the loss of a child..
Just love that beautiful, Victorian cemetery in Sacramento. Such a sad story, and it's so spooky to think that May's trunk was found 100 years later! Fantastic museum guide, very interesting stories about Victorian era California. Thank you for the story and Happy Christmas to all.💕🎄🙏💕
Thanks Ron for a great rendering of this familys' tragedy, told in a way that brings their story to life. What a find, can just imagine the parents hiding the trunk away never thinking about it being found so many years later. Have a wonderful Christmas, and all the best for 2024.
How absolutely heartbreaking. I could only imagine poor Mary never really got over her daughter's death. I have a cousin whose eldest daughter died in 1982 of Equine Encephalitis at the age of 12. My cousin kept everything that belonged to her. She still hangs up her stocking at Christmas.
Thank you Ron, for this very interesting story. It is so sad that May died so young. RIP. Her mother had the foresight to collect her daughters belongings together and now they live on for the world to see. Stay safe and keep well.
The trunk was a better time capsule of everyday life than an "intentional" time capsule. It's a rare and intricate glimpse into the life of someone who lived in the years following the Civil War in a part of the country that had only been settled a few decades before she lived. The addition of the later spiritual material also provides a sample of the belief systems of the time. Nice work.
The Cemetary is beautiful Ron! So many leaving trinkets at her grave. I loved the top. It's amazing her Mother kept such a history of her daughter ❤️ Thanks Ron 😊 Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 to the Carlson family. 🙏
What a beautiful and even a sad story. I love the box with all her stuff. You and the lady from the museum told us the story and i will never forget May and al her things.👍🌷
This was like watching an episode of, Californias Gold. The idea of incorporating a trip to the museum after the visit to the grave is very enjoyable as it validates the story!
What a beautiful young lady Mae was. That long thick curly hair was beautiful. What a shame she died so young😢. That trunk is amazing. All the artifacts inside it. I would love to find something like that! R.I.P. to the Woolsey family.❤
Such an interesting story. It's so cool that her parents thought to hide her things away so she could be remembered long after they were gone. Thank you for sharing her story. May she rest in peace. 😊
Wheither the spiritualist really conveyed Mays message or not, they did do a service to the family. Offering peace and closure is unmeasurable. Thanks for this special story Ron ❤
If you study the actual history, many of these people were thieves and scoundrels, and it was actually a criminal element. They took a lot of people for a lot of money. I have watched a lot of documentaries on this, and have read books, I’m well-versed on it, and also if you watch some of my previous episodes, like Houdini exposing them, like Mia Crandall, “Marjorie”. Very sad , because I do believe there are a handful of people that are really gifted, but I think that over 90% of those people are scammers, or people that think they can do it, but cannot and make things up.
Thank you Ron for bringing this story to life, it' so special for some one to be remembered after all these years, Merry Christmas Ron from MJ in Arizona
Hi Ron Beautiful Story Beautiful Girl , I'm hopeful the Letter gave her Mother Real Peace of Mind , both are together at last , Rest in Paradise Beautiful Ones
What a great story Ron and I loved the trip to the museum as a follow up to it. That was so interesting. There are so many fake spiritualists out there even today that you just don't know who's the real deal and who's not. So, I guess we will never know if the one Mary saw was sincere but it's still so interesting. Can you imagine being the one who finds that trunk?! Wow!!! I'm so glad the museum was able to get those finds. RIP to May and her family ❤💐
Another wonderful story, thanks Ron. This is why I love your channel so very much. That young girl was very pretty. I’m so glad that her things were found to be shared with the world.
Another great story Ron...ty for sharing May Woolsey's story Her life... sad she died so young before 13...from a mosquito 🦟 bite and didnr have meds to treat her... how awful.... Rip Miss May W...😇🙏❤️.... and her parents too 🙏🙏...Merry Christmas and happy New Year Ron and your family! Have a great week ahead and enjoy yhr holidays with family.. and your 2 dogs..... can't wait for your other 2 stories coming up soon..... Mary from hot springs Arkansas....😊❤
I grew up in the house around the corner from 916 E Street, about 4 houses away. The area was full of vibes. My mother was a Spiritualist and did sessions in those old homes on E Street, and other areas of Mansion Flats in Sacramento, CA. I just imagine I used to ride my bigwheel past that house everyday (early 70's), now realizing this chest was in that house all that time hidden away. I had two friends on both sides of that house!
Thanks for sharing Ron, sad that May died so young. It's amazing how someone found the trunk after all those years. That was definitely museum material. I'm glad that they will rotate the items. Good to know that people from future generations can view these items from days of long ago. Take care Ron, looking forward to your next video.
That is so interesting. I would've loved to see more items in the trunk. I'm glad the museum focused on that and her life rather than making it into a ghost story because of the spiritualist's letter.
Hello Ron! I'm restoring an old Victorian-era camelback trunk. A lot of detail on it and when I'm working on it I can't help but wonder about the original owner and their story. This story that you shared is just great. Thank you. Wonderful job as usual! P.S. I'm finally getting to play catch up on all the episodes I have missed. Happy New Year to you and yours😊
Extremely interesting. You have the best resources to dig in to the whole story and bring it to us. Thank you for doing so. Ba safe out there on your travels.
It's interesting that May's folks would hide the chest in the wall. I wonder what their purpose was for putting it there and why they didn't take it with them when they moved.
Both my great Grandparents are buried there. My Great Grandmother was related to Frank and Jesse James. My Great Grandfather met her when he crashed his crop duster in her family field in Dallas, TX. My grandfather went to Sacramento High School. Their names were Ethel Beatrice Griffin and William H Griffin
What a beautiful but tragic story, I absolutely love the idea of the school programme they do for kids today, it shows how a victorian child played and cherished their toys.books and little trinkets now the family are reunited love never dies may they rest in peace
Perhaps it doesn't matter whether or not ghosts are real, because, 'May Woolsey's story' is such a great inspiration for all of us ❤❤❤❤❤ ! And her 'ghostly letter' had empowered 'May' in death for sure ❤❤. Thank you to @ FOTF Ron for this very engaging tale ❤❤😊 and, have a 'Happy Christmas 🎄 🎄 🎄 Ron, and to your wife and family members, too 🎄 🎄.
Wow! What a great tribute to May! Fascinating story for sure, and the visit to the museum to see the ‘time capsule’ was just absolutely amazing! Great video! Much Love from Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸💙
The letter probably helped her mum, more than anything else, to cope with it. Reminds me of a book called Letters to Mothers by Chico Xavier. None of us will know until our time comes really. Whatever race, culture, financial status... it is just the love that matters.
Looking forward to watch another amazing story. By great storytelling Ron hope you're having A lovely weekend Ron Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and your family and your 2 dogs 🐶
Hi,I have been watching your shows for so many years, but this one is close to home,I had never heard of it, this is my beautiful sister in law, Delta Marie, who as usual, does such a wonderful job. Now I am anxious to get to the museum and see this first hand, and her. Thank you.
This was such a great story about her and I am so happy to see how her time capsule is being protected and displayed respectfully. Delta was so helpful and the information she shared was so interesting. Ron, you always hit it out of the park. Great production as always.
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Hi there, great video! I managed to find a record of May's older brother. His name was william jerome woolsey. He was born in 1853 and died in 1908. He had a daughter who was born in 1877. I hope this helps you with your research!
So it means their father Luther Woolsey survived both of his kids and his wife. That is horrible tbh
What a beautiful child. What a fantastic trip back in time. Thank you Ron.
I can only imagine how hard it was emotionally for Mary to lose her sweet May... such an adorable child but how wonderful that mother and daughter are together again for eternity with our Lord and all of heaven.. That truly is amazing to find that trunk of May's keepsakes. I really enjoyed seeing these artifacts at the museum. May they rest in heavenly peace.❤✝️
Really interesting to see the faces from the past.god bless them
Her hair was amazing. Wonder if her family kept a lock of her hair
There are so many stories in this cemetery. I've been hearing about May my entire life. This such a beautiful place. I'm glad you were able to visit here and tell May's story. So sad. I hope you have more Sacramento stories from here to tell (including the Crockers).
So sad she died from a mosquito bite! But what a discovery the chest was. If her mother could see how her daughter is being honored she would be thrilled.
About 15yrs ago, I contracted meningitis from a mosquito bite… long story short, I had to undergo multiple spinal tap drawls.. that’s all I remember, that’s how bad I got… point being, mosquitoes are more dangerous than ppl want to believe or imagine.. so crazy… out of all the many ways a person can die, u don’t think of a mosquito.
@@isabella-lp3nwYou do not have to tell me how dangerous it is. I had a chilhood girlfriend, that was bitten by a mosquito; as a result she contracted sleeping sickness; she was in a coma for around 3 months. When she came back to school, everyone was so afraid to go near her. I was the only one who gave her chance. We were besties for almost 4 years and than due to personal reasons, I moved away. We never kept in touch. I often wonder what happened to her.
My friends brother died from a mosquito bite that infected him and he died months later after being in a coma. This was just about 7 years ago outside of Roseville
I think May would have loved her items as a child to be appreciated by the people of now times. Mary would love it too. I am pleased to know they are together now. RIP Woolsey Family...a wonderful family story...thank you Ron, a great story.....🙏🙏❤😊
This was such a memorable story! Initially so sad about poor May, dying so young, as so many children did in those days. But the presence of mind of her Mother to carefully pack May's things in the trunk, and hide it away- wow! I applaud that, in her grief, she wanted May to be remembered by future generations ❤ seeing the trunk contents was so cool!!! Really like going back in time. Not sure what to make of the letter, but perhaps it brought much needed comfort to the family. Thank you Ron for telling us this story, bringing us to the cemetery and museum. Loved this story!❤ Rest in peace, May and family 🙏
Ron, Now that was truly one of your "knock it out of the park" videos! Can I give it 10 stars instead of 5?! I really enjoyed it, and I want to thank your viewer who recommended this interesting story to you! So fascinating, and certainly poignant as well. Childhood deaths in those days were not unusual, and neither was the inclination to seek out spiritualists. As Delta suggested, if the letter the spiritualist gave Mary some consolation, then hopefully it was worth it. I kept waiting to hear if there were any details in the letter which would have given a strong suggestion to Mary that the details of the letter might authentically have come from May--like something only Mary would have known, but I guess there is no way to tell that now. Like you Ron, I also believe that there are those who are truly gifted with an ability to communicate with the dead, but there are probably a lot more people who claim to have that gift but don't. I have a friend who consulted a person who supposedly had this gift who gave her consolation after the untimely death of her son, so who knows? Lastly, that cemetery is really cool, and I agree that it does look like a cemetery from back east. I am no expert on the history of Sacramento, although it is the capital city of our state here, but I am inclined to think that a lot of the folks buried there from May's era were probably from back east. Hence, it would have influenced the grave stones, etc. May was a really beautiful girl. Thank you again for leaving your signature yellow roses at the graves of May and her parents!
ha, yes 10 stars !! nice, ty!!
What a sad and beautiful story. It's a good thing that the new resident of the Woolsey house didn't just chuck the trunk away like some people would! I hope her Mum was able to find some peace from the letter before everything was walled away - and what a wonderful but untended time capsule.
So interesting! I love it when a “normal” person is told through their personal items. We learn what life was like at that time. And seeing everyday objects that this person used is something that moves me.
Thank you for bringing us stories that are always more interesting than the last.
It's so sad that May's life was cut so short as where many back in those days. But at the same time, I'm so thankful that her belongings where found in such a pristine condition and are now very well cared for. What an amazing story Ron, thanks for sharing.
So interesting to see these things from a bygone era. What an astonishing find. Delta has a great job there. The cemetery is very beautiful. Rest in peace to the family.
My daughter passed away and Kept alot of her things. ❤❤❤❤
Prayers for you.
So sorry for your loss, big hugs ❤
@@C.W.scottishhighlandmumma1821 Thank you so much.....
Condolences on your daughter’s passing 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Very sad but beautiful story, Ron. Thank you for taking us to the museum to see the trunk and belongings of young May. Have a blessed holiday. Pam Miller
Thank you Ron.This story was amazing, RIP May.. Her mom was devastated I am sure. May and Mary are now reunited. This story is amazing a true Christmas story with love and incredible. , a wonderful. Story...wow.…hope you have a Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and your family. Thank you for all your hard work.
A beautiful cemetery beautiful headstones..I love ur stories Ron..my husband walked in heard u talking stopped to listen ..sad for a mother..u can never forget the loss of a child..
Bravo Ron! Fantastic story, this was incredible. The time capsule is so fascinating. I wish I could look at all the contents!
Just love that beautiful, Victorian cemetery in Sacramento. Such a sad story, and it's so spooky to think that May's trunk was found 100 years later! Fantastic museum guide, very interesting stories about Victorian era California. Thank you for the story and Happy Christmas to all.💕🎄🙏💕
This was a beautiful story Ron! Thank you!❤️
Thanks Ron for a great rendering of this familys' tragedy, told in a way that brings their story to life. What a find, can just imagine the parents hiding the trunk away never thinking about it being found so many years later. Have a wonderful Christmas, and all the best for 2024.
This is a beautiful story and you always are a great story teller. Thank you have a great safe week. 🇺🇲☮️🕊️🪦
How absolutely heartbreaking. I could only imagine poor Mary never really got over her daughter's death. I have a cousin whose eldest daughter died in 1982 of Equine Encephalitis at the age of 12. My cousin kept everything that belonged to her. She still hangs up her stocking at Christmas.
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That's so heartbreaking!
Animal Kingdom .diseases.
Looking forward to this. Thank you Ron...we love your work!!
Thank you Ron, for this very interesting story. It is so sad that May died so young. RIP. Her mother had the foresight to collect her daughters belongings together and now they live on for the world to see. Stay safe and keep well.
Great story. As a teacher I appreciate the focus on childhood experiences.
Beautiful girl with a beautiful tombstone. Great story Ron.
What beautiful hair the girl had. Just starting the sad story. What an interesting story with great artifacts! Thx Ron
Wow finding such a treasure would be amazing! Great story!
The trunk was a better time capsule of everyday life than an "intentional" time capsule. It's a rare and intricate glimpse into the life of someone who lived in the years following the Civil War in a part of the country that had only been settled a few decades before she lived. The addition of the later spiritual material also provides a sample of the belief systems of the time. Nice work.
Sad story of loss. Amazing display at the museum. Thank you for this walk, Ron
Everyone has already conveyed my sentiments. I lived in CA from birth to 2016 and had never heard of May. Thank you for this!❤
The Cemetary is beautiful Ron! So many leaving trinkets at her grave. I loved the top.
It's amazing her Mother kept such a history of her daughter ❤️
Thanks Ron 😊 Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 to the Carlson family. 🙏
When you pass it doesn't matter how old you are. You see things that you would never understood here and understand more. The afterlife is beautiful.
What a beautiful and even a sad story. I love the box with all her stuff. You and the lady from the museum told us the story and i will never forget May and al her things.👍🌷
Thank you Ron for another great story. R.i.P May 😢💔
This was like watching an episode of, Californias Gold. The idea of incorporating a trip to the museum after the visit to the grave is very enjoyable as it validates the story!
This was a beautiful and sad story at the same time.
Thanks, Ron, for sharing with us!!🙏🏻👏👍🏻
A great tribute to a young lady who passed way before her time. Mae will live forever in Sacramento and throughout the world thanks to you Sir.
Another beautiful day in the desert, almost 80 degrees !
yep!! 4-wheeling in the mountains today!
Ron, don't you miss Chicago winters?? 😅
Enjoy it for me, as I would love to be in the desert right now myself! 🏜️🌵😎
Wish it was 80 now !
I'm freezing 😮
Looking forward to this, Ron. Hope you’re having a great weekend!
What a beautiful young lady Mae was. That long thick curly hair was beautiful. What a shame she died so young😢. That trunk is amazing. All the artifacts inside it. I would love to find something like that! R.I.P. to the Woolsey family.❤
Great story Ron and thanks to delta for showing us some of the items of May .safe travels mate take care,👋👋🙏🙏👍🇦🇺
You've outdone yourself this time, Ron. Such a fascinating story,
Such an interesting story. It's so cool that her parents thought to hide her things away so she could be remembered long after they were gone. Thank you for sharing her story. May she rest in peace. 😊
Wheither the spiritualist really conveyed Mays message or not, they did do a service to the family. Offering peace and closure is unmeasurable. Thanks for this special story Ron ❤
If you study the actual history, many of these people were thieves and scoundrels, and it was actually a criminal element. They took a lot of people for a lot of money.
I have watched a lot of documentaries on this, and have read books, I’m well-versed on it,
and also if you watch some of my previous episodes, like Houdini exposing them, like Mia Crandall, “Marjorie”.
Very sad , because I do believe there are a handful of people that are really gifted, but I think that over 90% of those people are scammers, or people that think they can do it, but cannot and make things up.
Thank you Ron for bringing this story to life, it' so special for some one to be remembered after all these years, Merry Christmas Ron from MJ in Arizona
A beautiful story.. Enjoyed seeing the trunk and her personal items.. Thank you Ron
Hi Ron
Beautiful Story Beautiful Girl , I'm hopeful the Letter gave her Mother Real Peace of Mind , both are together at last , Rest in Paradise Beautiful Ones
Very interesting. Thank you so much, Ron, for this wonderful peak into the life of a child in the late 1800s❤
What a great story Ron and I loved the trip to the museum as a follow up to it. That was so interesting. There are so many fake spiritualists out there even today that you just don't know who's the real deal and who's not. So, I guess we will never know if the one Mary saw was sincere but it's still so interesting. Can you imagine being the one who finds that trunk?! Wow!!! I'm so glad the museum was able to get those finds. RIP to May and her family ❤💐
thanks Flo!
Another wonderful story, thanks Ron. This is why I love your channel so very much. That young girl was very pretty. I’m so glad that her things were found to be shared with the world.
The paper box looks like the sort of box children might have decorated as a "mailbox" to receive Valentines or something similar.
Thanks Deb Delta and Ron❤️ Hope May Mary And her Father And Brother are all together and having a good time❤️
Another great story Ron...ty for sharing May Woolsey's story Her life... sad she died so young before 13...from a mosquito 🦟 bite and didnr have meds to treat her... how awful.... Rip Miss May W...😇🙏❤️.... and her parents too 🙏🙏...Merry Christmas and happy New Year Ron and your family! Have a great week ahead and enjoy yhr holidays with family.. and your 2 dogs..... can't wait for your other 2 stories coming up soon..... Mary from hot springs Arkansas....😊❤
I grew up in the house around the corner from 916 E Street, about 4 houses away. The area was full of vibes. My mother was a Spiritualist and did sessions in those old homes on E Street, and other areas of Mansion Flats in Sacramento, CA. I just imagine I used to ride my bigwheel past that house everyday (early 70's), now realizing this chest was in that house all that time hidden away. I had two friends on both sides of that house!
Very interesting!!
Very fascinating story. I love seeing things from so long ago.
Such an interesting presentation.Thanks for sharing this tonight,Ron.
Thanks for sharing Ron, sad that May died so young. It's amazing how someone found the trunk after all those years. That was definitely museum material. I'm glad that they will rotate the items. Good to know that people from future generations can view these items from days of long ago. Take care Ron, looking forward to your next video.
RIP May Hollister Woolsey 💐 💐 💐
That is so interesting. I would've loved to see more items in the trunk. I'm glad the museum focused on that and her life rather than making it into a ghost story because of the spiritualist's letter.
Fantastic story, and the added at the end brought this all together.. thanks Ron for such a beautiful story... CJ
What a fascinating story. Thank you for taking the time to share her life with us ❤
This was awesome, Ron. Thank you!
Thanks Ron for telling us this story . Love watching your channel. Have a Happy merry Christmas to you an your family ❤
May had gorgeous hair!
I live in Sacramento now. I will go and check this grave out. Thanks for the story Ron.
Great story and great to see the artifacts. Thanks, Ron
Great story Ron. So interesting. Thanks so much for sharing.
morning all.. from down-under
Your a great story teller Ron! This was very interesting, thank you for going to the Museum to show us!!
Hello Ron! I'm restoring an old Victorian-era camelback trunk. A lot of detail on it and when I'm working on it I can't help but wonder about the original owner and their story. This story that you shared is just great. Thank you. Wonderful job as usual! P.S. I'm finally getting to play catch up on all the episodes I have missed. Happy New Year to you and yours😊
Great to see you back Kelly.
Sad, but awesome story. Thank you, Ron! See you Friday! 🥰
Extremely interesting. You have the best resources to dig in to the whole story and bring it to us. Thank you for doing so. Ba safe out there on your travels.
Can't wait for this one either Ron this sounds like a very interesting story!! Mary from Arkansas 😊❤🎉🎉
It's interesting that May's folks would hide the chest in the wall. I wonder what their purpose was for putting it there and why they didn't take it with them when they moved.
Wow what an amazing story. Such a beautiful young lady. Thank you for sharing.
Ron thank you for such a wonderful and interesting story. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
So sad, but amazing to find the trunk with May's belonging. It gives a true look into her life. The drawing were great for such a young child.
What an amazing cemetery! What an amazing story!! Thank you to the viewer for suggesting this one! I loved it!
Amazing story, May was very good at art
What a lovely story Ron,thank you for telling it,,,🌹merry Christmas to you and youre family,,greetings from Belgium to you all.🌹
Both my great Grandparents are buried there.
My Great Grandmother was related to Frank and Jesse James. My Great Grandfather met her when he crashed his crop duster in her family field in Dallas, TX.
My grandfather went to Sacramento High School. Their names were Ethel Beatrice Griffin and William H Griffin
What a beautiful but tragic story, I absolutely love the idea of the school programme they do for kids today, it shows how a victorian child played and cherished their toys.books and little trinkets now the family are reunited love never dies may they rest in peace
Thanks for sharing this story. RIP 😢 😔 🙏 🕊 ☮ 😌
What a beautiful and sad story. So nice to see the trunk and its contents. Such a beautiful little girl!
Such a sad story thanks for sharing ron....
Wonderful find. RIP May. So interesting.
Perhaps it doesn't matter whether or not ghosts are real, because, 'May Woolsey's story' is such a great inspiration for all of us ❤❤❤❤❤ ! And her 'ghostly letter' had empowered 'May' in death for sure ❤❤. Thank you to @ FOTF Ron for this very engaging tale ❤❤😊 and, have a 'Happy Christmas 🎄 🎄 🎄 Ron, and to your wife and family members, too 🎄 🎄.
Loved this story! But you know I love your paranormal twists! Wonderful job like always Ron! ❤
Wow! What a great tribute to May! Fascinating story for sure, and the visit to the museum to see the ‘time capsule’ was just absolutely amazing! Great video! Much Love from Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸💙
What a sweet little girl and a lovely way shes rememberd , thanks lovely story 😊
The letter probably helped her mum, more than anything else, to cope with it.
Reminds me of a book called Letters to Mothers by Chico Xavier.
None of us will know until our time comes really.
Whatever race, culture, financial status... it is just the love that matters.
Wonderful again, I have been to that museum several times and I don't recall that piece. I'm going back to see it, thanks again.
I miss your videos had to get me a new phone but love your stories Ron very happy to hear your most wonderful stories
Looking forward to watch another amazing story. By great storytelling Ron hope you're having A lovely weekend Ron Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and your family and your 2 dogs 🐶
Hey looking forward to seeing you tonight Ruth. Hope you’re having a lovely weekend too and Merry Christmas to you and yours!!! 🎄
Sad and beautiful! 🙏🏻🌷🎄
❤😊 Ron fantastic video. So glad her stuff is on display. RIP May. Beautiful child.
Hi,I have been watching your shows for so many years, but this one is close to home,I had never heard of it, this is my beautiful sister in law, Delta Marie, who as usual, does such a wonderful job. Now I am anxious to get to the museum and see this first hand, and her. Thank you.
This was such a great story about her and I am so happy to see how her time capsule is being protected and displayed respectfully. Delta was so helpful and the information she shared was so interesting. Ron, you always hit it out of the park. Great production as always.
thank you!!!!!!!