Thank you for remembering Elizabeth. Her story, her visual, is a sad reminder to all who come by, of how unjust society can be, to pronounce such harsh judgement on one so young. I choose to believe that her soul rests peacefully, guiltless and secure, that no mortal can touch her spirit. I will leave a yellow rose when I visit her grave. 💛
SUCH A SAD 😔 😟 🙁 😥 😞 😿 STORY. I CHOOSE TO BELIEVE THAT SHE WAS A GOOD WOMAN WHO LOVED HER FAMILY 👪 ❤ 💕 AND DIED WAY TOO 💔 SOON, LEAVING BEHIND HER 💔 PARENTS, HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
St. Joseph’s Cemetery in Rayne, Louisiana is a Christian cemetery with a bizarre element. All of the graves at St. Joseph’s face North-South, the opposite direction to what traditional cemetery plots are placed. It is believed that St. Joseph’s is the only cemetery in the United States whose graves face the wrong way, earning it the nickname “Wrong Way Cemetery.”. This is my hometown. If I'm not mistaken it's in the Guinness book of world records. 🤗
I just purchased a plot for a green funeral for myself. It's in a old cemetery called Brooksville Cemetery, in Florida and has civil war vets. The the very 1st person to be buried there was a woman on a horse and carriage who was killed by Indians. I love this cemetery and it looks quite a bit like this one only darker and with much more Spanish moss. In Oct. there are free tours and I can't wait. There is an older women who volunteers and know so much about the people buried there. Thanks Ron.
Poor Elizabeth. She was not a witch, she simply died young, as many did then. The rumors of her were begun in more recent times by mostly social media. Her husband did remarry and had one other child, a daughter, that he lost at age 18 from a sudden illness in 1913 while she was away at school. No matter your station in life back then, medical science did not have the means to save everyone. He and Elizabeth's only child, John Jr., did survive to adulthood and managed the father's lumber business, one of many businesses the father owned and ran. No one is buried with Elizabeth because John Sr. wished to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery, as he was a retired Major. His second wife and young daughter are buried there with him. John Jr. is buried in his own family plot in Florida.
I find it strange that his 2nd wife was buried with him and not Elizabeth too. Being that all the gravestone are facing to the east and she was buried to the West her husband may have thought she was a witch. People's traditions about witches were so different then. It's all very interesting but strange to us in our time. We will never really know, but it is fun to find out what others think about it.
I was told, that it doesn't matter about the stone...It's the way you are put in the grave. I don't think it matters to the Lord,just what type of life you lived. Thanks Ron,for bring us along to a beautiful cemetery. take care.
I agree but her husband must have been devastated when she passed. He was able to afford an elaborate tomb, which was prolly his way to express his love. His final act of endearment to his beloved.
Loved this story of my namesake "Elizabeth" I think she was beautiful and her husband knew it thus built her what would be a memorable monument to the woman, wife he so loved. Nonsense about witches. I could walk all day at this cemetery interesting and peaceful. RIP Elizabeth Budd Graham. Happy week Ron and gang from Elizabeth in Texas.
Ron, stay there and do some more stories! That place looks so interesting. Don’t leave yet! Pitch a tent if you have to, but stay and give us a longer tour.
Looks like Elizabeth was loved by the lovely burial. And it’s starting to look like Ron’s making movies not videos now. Nice camera and music work! RIP Elizabeth. 🌹
That is quite a beautiful Cemetary Ron! And what a beautiful monument to this lovely young woman! So sad 😞 people wanted to tarnish her name after she was gone! Her husband loved her very much and was devastated when she died! No witchcraft at all! Crazy people! 😠 😡 Thanks Ron for another amazing video! Blessings to you and your family! 🙏 💕
There were a lot of women who were killed and wrongfully so as witches in Salem. The fact that the rumors happened long after her death means nothing. I don’t thinks she was a witch at all.
Always, I enjoy history that you share. Immed I thought of Twain's quote "A lie can travel half way around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes." I've been overwhelmed since Mama passed. Estate affairs & they haven't completed her epitaph .. smh. Anyway..Wow! It's disturbing how cruel ppl start a rumor w/o any foundation (decades later). To make it worse, she is not here to defend herself. Young, beloved Elizabeth, Mother, Daughter, Wife, etc. was so so young. Too young to die. If she was a witch, indeed.. she wld've had the power to live longer I wld thk. Afterall, true witches do not die at such a young age.. RIP Elizabeth. Ron, I hope you & eryone had a blessed weekend.
It is only a short excerpt of the whole poem by Poe, and to my mind, the entire poem implies that the deceased (Lenore) has ascended to be with God in Heaven. It's a beautiful poem and should be read in its entirety (at least in my humble opinion). I suspect the words 'Doubly Dead' meant that not only did she die, but far too early as well. Thank you for a fascinating story Ron. What a stunning Cemetery.
Another great story from the great story teller of our time Ron...thanks for sharing this story of Elizabeth G...rip young lady..😇🙏. Sad she died so young with heart ❤️ problems 💔....nice monument of her grave but her husband or whoever built it for her ... beautiful cemetery Ron..where she is buried...take care and safe travels Ron 🙏🚗🥾🥾✈️🪦🪦⚰️⚰️........nice history lesson Ron....thanks...
That cemetary is so beautiful. My daughter and I were chatting about cemeteries, cremation and funerals bc my mother is going into a senior living at 94. (My sisters and I are not having a very good time of communicating about it...) anyway I mentioned that cemeteries are such a waste when a person can be cremated. But sitting here watching this, it would rob those of us left behind of a place to go and we wouldn't see the history of ppl which I love seeing. Amazing place! The spanish moss in the trees, all of the trees, the birds singing, it's just a beautiful place.
Ron you always have a way of bringing these people to life. This is indeed a beautiful cemetery. It is not for any of us to judge this poor woman who was so very young. We have all sinned and fallen short. It would be interesting to know why the townspeople thought she had bewitched her husband but even that would be here say from the towns people. Sadly, people being who they are can always find something to fault in others. Thank you Ron for another beautiful story in a beautiful cemetery. God bless you as you go on to find other bits of history to bring to us.
If the story is true I would think the towns people made life difficult for her being that she was the center gossip. I can't Imagine living in a small town people thinking I wasn't good enough to marry a rich man so I must be a witch. I can imagine they shunned her. If she had to go to town for some reason I'm sure she got strange looks and whispering.
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Hi Ron another great story well told Ron I've seen headstones facing west in catholic cemeteries but it's when they put the coffin in the person in the coffin is facing east So the foot of the coffin is by the headstone Maybe they wanted this headstone to be different 🍀🍀
I just watched this video Ron. What a great story. I'm visiting my family in the Tampa Bay area. What beautiful old headstones that cemetery has. I could see from your walk that cemetery has a lot of history. I'm a Poe fan myself just learned another piece of history. Thanks again Ron for a wonderful story through a piece of Florida's history. RIP Elizabeth Graham.
Apparently, it was not a given to be buried facing east. There are many graves in that same cemetery that do not face east. It just happened that way and was not deliberate.
There is a cemetery where my grandmother used to live and all the tombstones are facing west except for a very few. So I don’t really know if it means anything. Plus whoever built it may have wanted it to stick out because that plot is very noticeable. Great vid as always Ron. You do an outstanding job!
This cemetery is very fascinating. Very unique headstones. Great story on Elizabeth. I was wondering if she was buried the opposite way to watch over the others. Take care Ron.
Another wonderful story Ron!! how haunting is Elizabeth's death and final resting place!! the Edgar Allan Poe poem on her headstone is chilling to say the least ...... : )
A great episode Ron, what a picturesque place! Full of history. I don't think Elizabeth was a witch, just sounds like gossip to me. Just a young lady who was taken too soon.💔 I'm a fan of Poe so I really loved the inscription, adds to the mystery of the story. Another great segment Ron!!💙 thank you for telling us her story.
I've visited Bessie's grave a few times years ago when I was attending FSU there in Tallahassee. It's a beautiful old cemetery! Thanks for sharing Bessie's story.
Hey Ron and Crew love watching your walks in lovely peaceful cemetery and how well they are looked after in USA …l watched another video about Historic Sweet Olive Cemetery in Baton Rouge Louisiana by Urban Explorations the cemetery was a disgrace and very upsetting to see graves open and cracks exposed coffins and grass and weeds extremely high….then l thought of you your a man that gets good things done…maybe if you want a new project take a look in this…no souls resting in peace there 🙏
At the top of her stone I see the letters “ihs” which is the monogram meaning Christ. I’m guessing the family was Christian or that would not be written. Perhaps she read Poe and he was a favorite of hers so her husband remembered her with that poem. And perhaps as people usually do, someone assumed and came up with a story to “explain” a why. And as we know stories always grow with time and retelling. Love your program Ron and the work that you do. Always look forward to the next.
Just a quick note from the coalfields of VA to let you know how much we appreciate you and what you do and kindness you show. We really enjoy your stories and all the information of the dead and the respect you give with your heartfelt thoughts and the time you put into each episodes. I know your team does a lot and I’m sure the families appreciate every thing you guys do! God bless!
What a fabulous way to end my day, Ron!! I just love this so much!! Thank you for the wonderful way you always comfort me and all of the Faces of the Forgotten !! You matter so much to me and so many others
Very interesting story Ron. I wonder who put the framed photo of her there?Surly that hasn’t been there since she was buried. Good job on narrating this sad story. 🥀
This is such a beautiful cemetery. Probably one of my favorites Ron has shared with us. Amazing how well preserved the tombstones are. Nature at its best too. Thx Ron 🕯
Very educational Ron,whether she was a witch or not we may never know,I’d rather just hope she is resting peacefully with her family. Thank you once again for this tour ,take care ,stay safe and well fromballarat in Oz,👋👋👋👍🙏🇦🇺
The music at the end is captivating! What is it? What a captivating story overall. I think she may have had jealous people around her when she was alive and newly married. Because don’t we all “bewitch” others anyway? If we are attracted to someone we put our best forward and maybe even turn it up a notch. Something magnetic flows between 2 people who are attracted to each other. It could seem bewitching.
Interesting...Thankyou for your videos...something peacefully solice and beautiful about those old mysterious cemeteries...the old world charm and superstition that goes along with it...
That looks like such an atmospheric cemetery and the moss trees just add to that. A mixture of beautiful headstones. I can almost visualise all the funerals that have taken place over the years. Thank you Ron ❤️🇬🇧
Ron if you see this, I thoroughly enjoy your videos and I love history and sadly, I love the stories and I enjoy the time and energy that you put into the videos. Thank you sir and god bless
We learn so much from you 😁😁. Thankyou 👍👍❤️❤️. The way they are taking our history from us, the young people won't know nothing about older days.🙏🙏. Hugs from Suzie.
Rest in peace Elizabeth & everyone. I did some research & found out she past away from heart disease. Also the poem was "A Paean" the name "Lenore" was not added until 1843 by someone else. My opinion if memory serves me right the poem was based on how Edger Allen Poe was coping with the death of his wife Lenore who pasted away from TB I believe. Mr. Poe also had TB. Stay safe Sir & everyone. Love reading Mr. Poe's works, "Quote The Raven Never More" also rest in peace Mr. & Mrs Poe.
This was one of your best videos. Honestly my favorite, I love the music that you played when reading the obituary. That combined with your voice, amazing
What an awesome Cemetery . I could wander in there for hours. The stones are so varied and really capture the imagination. Would be one heck of a spooky place after dark though . Interesting story for sure . If the monument tells anything she was well loved Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤
I disagree about cleaning headstones in certain instances. One, for military veterans. Two, for those headstones that are becoming unreadable due to destruction from the molds/lichen/mosses that are eating away the minerals of the stone. Cleaning must be done in a minimal, archival way and not done with household cleaners or abrasive plastic brushes used to clean bathrooms. The initial stones you showed look like they have been cleaned, but only over the date and the letters of their names with a mild surfactant.
Also some of the stones had been broken and fixed. I understand why he believes that but I also think it shows that someone still cares etc. if they have not been correctly cleaned they could not be read and enjoyed. It would all be green and black
@@TRIChuckles I recently cleaned all of my family’s headstones with D/2 because the moss/mold was starting to destroy the oldest of my relatives’ headstones. I don’t regret it. It’s an homage to my family. While I understand the “patina”, I don’t like the idea of their identities being lost to erosion in 25-50 yrs. If they aren’t cleaned correctly, it will also accelerate the erosion of marble headstones. They should be cleaned with a soft nylon brush or natural bristle brushes, wooden skewers, and pliable/flexible plastic putty knives. No one should ever use bleach or household soaps or cleaners. Only use orvus/sodium lauryl sulfate or D/2 Biological Solution on them. Even then, it should be done sparingly.
@@kitterzy thank you for the advice. I knew there was a correct way to do no damage but was not certain. I do understand the folks wanting to let be. But as an amateur genealogist I always felt my ancestors would appreciate that they have not been forgotten. I have never found anything but peace in older cemeteries. And where I live if you don't take care they are slowly destroyed if by nothing else... nature.
I was amazed to see how long the beams spanned around her monument for not having any support under their mid portions! That adds wonderment to the design. It has withstood the test of time very well so far. Another great video by you Ron! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your video, I believe every cemetery has art, history, And stories galore, again Thank you for all you be do, God bless you Abundantly.
What an interesting story from you Ron. This cemetery is amazing. Love those old stones. I do think there was alot of witch stories in those days. But, still, very sad 😔 she died so young. Tragically, as you stated, many people in that century died of many diseases. Great video!❤
What a story ...you never failed us subscribers to have a interesting story to tell....It was so creepy story and your background sounds effect give another ghost bumps to me...
Another great tour and history lesson from you, Ron. I enjoy them all, so much! I used to take walks through the historic cemeteries of Eastern Long Island, NY, years ago. Can't do that anymore because I can no longer walk, but I'm so glad to have found your channel and to be able to "walk" along with you. Thank you for all of the work you put into each excursion.
Ron just got done watching the double dead white witch. I was mowing the lawn today thinking about that!! This is just a theory, so nothing proved!! I think the double dead means this. The first is her actual death, and the second one was when her tombstone faced the west. Just a thought!! Love your videos. You tell about poor souls that could not get there stories told, and I love that. Keep up the great work!!!
Thank you for remembering Elizabeth. Her story, her visual, is a sad reminder to all who come by, of how unjust society can be, to pronounce such harsh judgement on one so young. I choose to believe that her soul rests peacefully, guiltless and secure, that no mortal can touch her spirit. I will leave a yellow rose when I visit her grave. 💛
i have died. she is ok
Amen
she was no witch, just a wealthy woman who wanted peace in her life!
Ron's weekly history lessons are a must see on a Sunday night. He never disappoints, looking forward to a great show.
Its such a treat. So interesting to find there are other history and cemetery fans. And the videos are so well paced.
SUCH A SAD 😔 😟 🙁 😥 😞 😿 STORY. I CHOOSE TO BELIEVE THAT SHE WAS A GOOD WOMAN WHO LOVED HER FAMILY 👪 ❤ 💕 AND DIED WAY TOO 💔 SOON, LEAVING BEHIND HER 💔 PARENTS, HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
Love 💕 them best historical lessons of all time!!!
St. Joseph’s Cemetery in Rayne, Louisiana is a Christian cemetery with a bizarre element. All of the graves at St. Joseph’s face North-South, the opposite direction to what traditional cemetery plots are placed. It is believed that St. Joseph’s is the only cemetery in the United States whose graves face the wrong way, earning it the nickname “Wrong Way Cemetery.”. This is my hometown. If I'm not mistaken it's in the Guinness book of world records. 🤗
I'm disabled. Watch lots of videos because I hate TV. I really enjoy watching your videos, taking me places that I would love to go
I just purchased a plot for a green funeral for myself. It's in a old cemetery called Brooksville Cemetery, in Florida and has civil war vets. The the very 1st person to be buried there was a woman on a horse and carriage who was killed by Indians. I love this cemetery and it looks quite a bit like this one only darker and with much more Spanish moss. In Oct. there are free tours and I can't wait. There is an older women who volunteers and know so much about the people buried there. Thanks Ron.
@@christopherball7937 I have been there but didn't see the cemetery. I will be sure to look for it.
Pat i am in Spring Hill. Would love to know how to find out about the tour.
Poor Elizabeth. She was not a witch, she simply died young, as many did then. The rumors of her were begun in more recent times by mostly social media. Her husband did remarry and had one other child, a daughter, that he lost at age 18 from a sudden illness in 1913 while she was away at school. No matter your station in life back then, medical science did not have the means to save everyone. He and Elizabeth's only child, John Jr., did survive to adulthood and managed the father's lumber business, one of many businesses the father owned and ran. No one is buried with Elizabeth because John Sr. wished to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery, as he was a retired Major. His second wife and young daughter are buried there with him. John Jr. is buried in his own family plot in Florida.
I find it strange that his 2nd wife was buried with him and not Elizabeth too. Being that all the gravestone are facing to the east and she was buried to the West her husband may have thought she was a witch. People's traditions about witches were so different then.
It's all very interesting but strange to us in our time. We will never really know, but it is fun to find out what others think about it.
Ron does his research, and his storytelling is top-notch on UA-cam.
My favorite historian is back again with another amazing story❤🙏thanks so much you are dearly appreciated
Beautiful cemetery! No witch, she has a cross on her monument.
Ever hear of a wolf in sheep’s clothing?
I was told, that it doesn't matter about the stone...It's the way you are put in the grave. I don't think it matters to the Lord,just what type of life you lived. Thanks Ron,for bring us along to a beautiful cemetery. take care.
I agree but her husband must have been devastated when she passed. He was able to afford an elaborate tomb, which was prolly his way to express his love. His final act of endearment to his beloved.
@@lesliewyatt4188 totally agree it matters to the husband it was the last thing he could do for his wife.
Nancy, I think it does matter to the Lord how you live. It determines where you spend eternity that split second when you leave this earth.
Loved this story of my namesake "Elizabeth" I think she was beautiful and her husband knew it thus built her what would be a memorable monument to the woman, wife he so loved. Nonsense about witches. I could walk all day at this cemetery interesting and peaceful. RIP Elizabeth Budd Graham. Happy week Ron and gang from Elizabeth in Texas.
Ron, stay there and do some more stories! That place looks so interesting. Don’t leave yet! Pitch a tent if you have to, but stay and give us a longer tour.
ha, for sure!
agree!
Waited all week for this in the UK. Absolutely love all this history portrayed so respectfully
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I'm so grateful to be born in this century where attitudes have changed rip to the young woman💜
Looks like Elizabeth was loved by the lovely burial. And it’s starting to look like Ron’s making movies not videos now. Nice camera and music work! RIP Elizabeth. 🌹
That is quite a beautiful Cemetary Ron! And what a beautiful monument to this lovely young woman!
So sad 😞 people wanted to tarnish her name after she was gone! Her husband loved her very much and was devastated when she died! No witchcraft at all! Crazy people! 😠 😡
Thanks Ron for another amazing video! Blessings to you and your family! 🙏 💕
There were a lot of women who were killed and wrongfully so as witches in Salem. The fact that the rumors happened long after her death means nothing. I don’t thinks she was a witch at all.
Always, I enjoy history that you share. Immed I thought of Twain's quote "A lie can travel half way around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes." I've been overwhelmed since Mama passed. Estate affairs & they haven't completed her epitaph .. smh. Anyway..Wow! It's disturbing how cruel ppl start a rumor w/o any foundation (decades later). To make it worse, she is not here to defend herself. Young, beloved Elizabeth, Mother, Daughter, Wife, etc. was so so young. Too young to die. If she was a witch, indeed.. she wld've had the power to live longer I wld thk. Afterall, true witches do not die at such a young age.. RIP Elizabeth. Ron, I hope you & eryone had a blessed weekend.
It is only a short excerpt of the whole poem by Poe, and to my mind, the entire poem implies that the deceased (Lenore) has ascended to be with God in Heaven. It's a beautiful poem and should be read in its entirety (at least in my humble opinion). I suspect the words 'Doubly Dead' meant that not only did she die, but far too early as well. Thank you for a fascinating story Ron. What a stunning Cemetery.
Another great story from the great story teller of our time Ron...thanks for sharing this story of Elizabeth G...rip young lady..😇🙏. Sad she died so young with heart ❤️ problems 💔....nice monument of her grave but her husband or whoever built it for her ... beautiful cemetery Ron..where she is buried...take care and safe travels Ron 🙏🚗🥾🥾✈️🪦🪦⚰️⚰️........nice history lesson Ron....thanks...
I wish these episodes were longer, there's so much to see in this place 🥰 I'm sad a lot of people died so young back in the day. 😔🥰
Elisabeth was just a young woman who died so young. I was very excited about this episode I love it and how you told this story.❤❤❤
That cemetary is so beautiful. My daughter and I were chatting about cemeteries, cremation and funerals bc my mother is going into a senior living at 94. (My sisters and I are not having a very good time of communicating about it...) anyway I mentioned that cemeteries are such a waste when a person can be cremated. But sitting here watching this, it would rob those of us left behind of a place to go and we wouldn't see the history of ppl which I love seeing. Amazing place! The spanish moss in the trees, all of the trees, the birds singing, it's just a beautiful place.
I agree, it is definitely a beautiful cemetary. ☺️
I’d rather cremation. Recycling at it’s best.
Ron you always have a way of bringing these people to life. This is indeed a beautiful cemetery.
It is not for any of us to judge this poor woman who was so very young. We have all sinned and fallen short. It would be interesting to know why the townspeople thought she had bewitched her husband but even that would be here say from the towns people. Sadly, people being who they are can always find something to fault in others.
Thank you Ron for another beautiful story in a beautiful cemetery. God bless you as you go on to find other bits of history to bring to us.
If the story is true I would think the towns people made life difficult for her being that she was the center gossip. I can't Imagine living in a small town people thinking I wasn't good enough to marry a rich man so I must be a witch. I can imagine they shunned her. If she had to go to town for some reason I'm sure she got strange looks and whispering.
I'm from Upstate New York , and I 💖 old cemeteries with Different head stones , Nice to meet you !
Then you will like this one, upstate New York Auburn. ua-cam.com/video/7U4f_ohWlt4/v-deo.html
Welcome to the gang!
Very neat story. I love Edgar Allen Poe. I love these old cemetery’s.
Thanks!
Thank you, Leila! 🤗
thanks Leila, very generous. to a good cause.
Your welcome Sir, & Faces of The Forgotten Team. Stay safe Sir & everyone. Yes it is a very good cause. Thank you guys for opening up away for me to help. As long as the Thank you button stays on I will donate when possible.
Hi Ron another great story well told Ron I've seen headstones facing west in catholic cemeteries but it's when they put the coffin in the person in the coffin is facing east So the foot of the coffin is by the headstone Maybe they wanted this headstone to be different 🍀🍀
Interesting story, and i love the look of the grave stones, it would definitely be criminal to try and clean them.
Nothing beats a good old witch story
I just watched this video Ron. What a great story. I'm visiting my family in the Tampa Bay area. What beautiful old headstones that cemetery has. I could see from your walk that cemetery has a lot of history. I'm a Poe fan myself just learned another piece of history. Thanks again Ron for a wonderful story through a piece of Florida's history. RIP Elizabeth Graham.
She is no witch just a young woman who died young.Shame on the people who dug her grave they knew to face her east.
Apparently, it was not a given to be buried facing east. There are many graves in that same cemetery that do not face east. It just happened that way and was not deliberate.
Nietzsche wrote that, although the judges of witches and the witches themselves believed they were guilty, they were not. A lesson.
There is a cemetery where my grandmother used to live and all the tombstones are facing west except for a very few. So I don’t really know if it means anything. Plus whoever built it may have wanted it to stick out because that plot is very noticeable. Great vid as always Ron. You do an outstanding job!
This cemetery is very fascinating. Very unique headstones. Great story on Elizabeth. I was wondering if she was buried the opposite way to watch over the others. Take care Ron.
Another wonderful story Ron!! how haunting is Elizabeth's death and final resting place!! the Edgar Allan Poe poem on her headstone is chilling to say the least ...... : )
A great episode Ron, what a picturesque place! Full of history. I don't think Elizabeth was a witch, just sounds like gossip to me. Just a young lady who was taken too soon.💔 I'm a fan of Poe so I really loved the inscription, adds to the mystery of the story. Another great segment Ron!!💙 thank you for telling us her story.
I've visited Bessie's grave a few times years ago when I was attending FSU there in Tallahassee. It's a beautiful old cemetery! Thanks for sharing Bessie's story.
Looking forward to this one!
Hey Ron and Crew love watching your walks in lovely peaceful cemetery and how well they are looked after in USA …l watched another video about Historic Sweet Olive Cemetery in Baton Rouge Louisiana by Urban Explorations the cemetery was a disgrace and very upsetting to see graves open and cracks exposed coffins and grass and weeds extremely high….then l thought of you your a man that gets good things done…maybe if you want a new project take a look in this…no souls resting in peace there 🙏
Beautiful cemetery and story Ron. You always manage to tell it so well. ❤️🇦🇺
A woman that died too young, Rest In Peace, onley a witch in the eyes of others nothing more. A great story again Ron thnx.
Such a beautiful cemetery! The grounds are so well kept and Elizabeths resting place is sensational! Thanks Ron! Your the best!
The cemetery is so beautiful thank you for showing this video
Another great story told fantastically by Ron
At the top of her stone I see the letters “ihs” which is the monogram meaning Christ. I’m guessing the family was Christian or that would not be written. Perhaps she read Poe and he was a favorite of hers so her husband remembered her with that poem. And perhaps as people usually do, someone assumed and came up with a story to “explain” a why. And as we know stories always grow with time and retelling. Love your program Ron and the work that you do. Always look forward to the next.
Just a quick note from the coalfields of VA to let you know how much we appreciate you and what you do and kindness you show. We really enjoy your stories and all the information of the dead and the respect you give with your heartfelt thoughts and the time you put into each episodes. I know your team does a lot and I’m sure the families appreciate every thing you guys do! God bless!
Thanks Ron for sharing with us!!! Beautiful cemetery...
Hope you had a great time at the wedding!!👍🏻
Looking forward to watch this one evening
Mr Ron storyteller got good story tonight
His take us same beautiful cemetery and tell us the story
Old obituaries are so well written compared to today’s. I also love how some older stones tell the person’s story.
What a fabulous way to end my day, Ron!! I just love this so much!! Thank you for the wonderful way you always comfort me and all of the Faces of the Forgotten !! You matter so much to me and so many others
Ron’s stories really draws you in! Almost time…
Sounds so interesting. Can't wait to watch!
Very interesting story Ron. I wonder who put the framed photo of her there?Surly that hasn’t been there since she was buried. Good job on narrating this sad story. 🥀
This is such a beautiful cemetery. Probably one of my favorites Ron has shared with us. Amazing how well preserved the tombstones are. Nature at its best too. Thx Ron 🕯
Cheers can’t wait! Be back
Such a wonderful History lesson. Thank you Ron.
Was not disappointed!!! Excellent job, Ron!
Very educational Ron,whether she was a witch or not we may never know,I’d rather just hope she is resting peacefully with her family.
Thank you once again for this tour ,take care ,stay safe and well fromballarat in Oz,👋👋👋👍🙏🇦🇺
As always another great story . No one can tell them as good as you. Stay safe in your travels 🙏🙏
I always hated history in school. But the way you tell it is so interesting. Thank-you.
The music at the end is captivating! What is it? What a captivating story overall. I think she may have had jealous people around her when she was alive and newly married. Because don’t we all “bewitch” others anyway? If we are attracted to someone we put our best forward and maybe even turn it up a notch. Something magnetic flows between 2 people who are attracted to each other. It could seem bewitching.
all music is always down in the description box, we producers pay for copyright usage...expensive.
Beautiful cemetery. So many different memorials. Great story.
You have the best storytelling voice! Love all the back story and history in every episode too.
Interesting...Thankyou for your videos...something peacefully solice and beautiful about those old mysterious cemeteries...the old world charm and superstition that goes along with it...
That looks like such an atmospheric cemetery and the moss trees just add to that. A mixture of beautiful headstones. I can almost visualise all the funerals that have taken place over the years. Thank you Ron ❤️🇬🇧
Reminder set! 👍
Wow a white witch. Like Glenda the Good Witch in the Wizard of Oz!
Ron if you see this, I thoroughly enjoy your videos and I love history and sadly, I love the stories and I enjoy the time and energy that you put into the videos. Thank you sir and god bless
We learn so much from you 😁😁. Thankyou 👍👍❤️❤️. The way they are taking our history from us, the young people won't know nothing about older days.🙏🙏. Hugs from Suzie.
What a beautiful cemetery!! Thank you for doing these videos and all the work you put into them!!
Rest in peace Elizabeth & everyone. I did some research & found out she past away from heart disease. Also the poem was "A Paean" the name "Lenore" was not added until 1843 by someone else. My opinion if memory serves me right the poem was based on how Edger Allen Poe was coping with the death of his wife Lenore who pasted away from TB I believe. Mr. Poe also had TB. Stay safe Sir & everyone. Love reading Mr. Poe's works, "Quote The Raven Never More" also rest in peace Mr. & Mrs Poe.
Yes, she passed away.
I believe the correct line is: Quoth, the Raven, nevermore.
Thanks so much for going to the Tallahassee cemetery! I have read stories about Bessie's tombstone, but it is absolutely beautiful here.💕🌞
This was one of your best videos. Honestly my favorite, I love the music that you played when reading the obituary. That combined with your voice, amazing
Hi Ron Newcastle upon Tyne is in the North East of England. Where Elizabeth Brown came from. The Tyne is the river that runs through the City.
Hello Ron & Everyone Here ! 😊
Thank you for sharing this story and remembering Elizabeth! That cemetery is quite the place! Have a nice week!!
What an awesome Cemetery . I could wander in there for hours. The stones are so varied and really capture the imagination. Would be one heck of a spooky place after dark though . Interesting story for sure . If the monument tells anything she was well loved Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤
This is better than going to university im 49 live in uk and love these videos .
I live in Australia your history is very heart warming Thank you Ron love the videos great job
I disagree about cleaning headstones in certain instances. One, for military veterans. Two, for those headstones that are becoming unreadable due to destruction from the molds/lichen/mosses that are eating away the minerals of the stone. Cleaning must be done in a minimal, archival way and not done with household cleaners or abrasive plastic brushes used to clean bathrooms. The initial stones you showed look like they have been cleaned, but only over the date and the letters of their names with a mild surfactant.
Also some of the stones had been broken and fixed. I understand why he believes that but I also think it shows that someone still cares etc. if they have not been correctly cleaned they could not be read and enjoyed. It would all be green and black
@@TRIChuckles I recently cleaned all of my family’s headstones with D/2 because the moss/mold was starting to destroy the oldest of my relatives’ headstones. I don’t regret it. It’s an homage to my family. While I understand the “patina”, I don’t like the idea of their identities being lost to erosion in 25-50 yrs. If they aren’t cleaned correctly, it will also accelerate the erosion of marble headstones. They should be cleaned with a soft nylon brush or natural bristle brushes, wooden skewers, and pliable/flexible plastic putty knives. No one should ever use bleach or household soaps or cleaners. Only use orvus/sodium lauryl sulfate or D/2 Biological Solution on them. Even then, it should be done sparingly.
@@kitterzy thank you for the advice. I knew there was a correct way to do no damage but was not certain. I do understand the folks wanting to let be.
But as an amateur genealogist I always felt my ancestors would appreciate that they have not been forgotten. I have never found anything but peace in older cemeteries. And where I live if you don't take care they are slowly destroyed if by nothing else... nature.
Found your channel last year and I love your videos. Thanks for the content 🙏
Fascinating story Ron.
I was amazed to see how long the beams spanned around her monument for not having any support under their mid portions! That adds wonderment to the design. It has withstood the test of time very well so far. Another great video by you Ron! Thank you!
Those r beautiful head stones. Never seen anything like them. ❤️
I just love your stories and enjoy the history lessons, Ron! Fascinating!
Can't wait for this one, doin the faces of the forgotten happy dance😁
Very interesting videos.
I look forward to his Sunday premiere. Always good
Thanks Steve! What an awesome place! Ghost tour at nite would be freaky. Maybe she liked to watch sunsets that's why she's facing west.RIP Liz❤️
Always appreciate you sharing these amazing stories🪦💜💕
Great, interesting and fascinating story about Elizabeth Budd Graham,
Thank you for sharing your video, I believe every cemetery has art, history, And stories galore, again Thank you for all you be do, God bless you Abundantly.
CRIKEY THATS AN INTERESTING STORY THANK YOU
What an interesting story from you Ron. This cemetery is amazing. Love those old stones. I do think there was alot of witch stories in those days. But, still, very sad 😔 she died so young. Tragically, as you stated, many people in that century died of many diseases. Great video!❤
What a story ...you never failed us subscribers to have a interesting story to tell....It was so creepy story and your background sounds effect give another ghost bumps to me...
Loved this one, Ron! What a fascinating cemetery ❤️
Great story Ron.kind of creeped me out her facing the other way.
Blessings as always
Another great tour and history lesson from you, Ron. I enjoy them all, so much! I used to take walks through the historic cemeteries of Eastern Long Island, NY, years ago. Can't do that anymore because I can no longer walk, but I'm so glad to have found your channel and to be able to "walk" along with you. Thank you for all of the work you put into each excursion.
Ron just got done watching the double dead white witch. I was mowing the lawn today thinking about that!! This is just a theory, so nothing proved!! I think the double dead means this. The first is her actual death, and the second one was when her tombstone faced the west. Just a thought!! Love your videos. You tell about poor souls that could not get there stories told, and I love that. Keep up the great work!!!
Love these videos. Couldnt believe it when you visited the grave of Elizabeth brown. She was born in my home town, newcastle upon tyne.