Another Hidden Cemetery In A Neighborhood In San Antonio, Tx. Surprised?
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2021
- Join me as I visit the Georg H Buchsenschutz family cemetery hidden in a neighborhood in the NE side of San Antonio, Tx
link to the find a grave page for this cemetery. Photos and info of this place that is on my video was taken from this site.
www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2...
#familycemetery #cemetery #sanantonio
Photos and info about this cemetery on this video were provided by the find a grave link below
www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2164248/memorial-search#srp-top
I am a descendent of the Buchsenschutz's. My great grandma was Pauline Buchsenschutz Stautzenberger. The baby, Nelda Stautzenberger was her daughter, my Grandpa's sister. She died when she was a baby by pulling the plug of an old washing machine and the boiling water scalded her and she died. I have heard of this cemetery, but didn't know how to get to it. I am also releated to the Schulmeier's that you visited and posted a video about. Pauline Buchsenschutz's mother was a Schulmeier. I didn't know it existed. Thank you for doing what you do, because now I know about them and have a good idea on how to find them.
Yes I believe I remember reading about the baby having a tragic death on find a grave. So horrible. It's really interesting finding these small cemeteries and discovering that someone buried at a cemetery is related to someone that I visited at another cemetery prior. Everyone just about married someone nearby at neighboring farms. If you want more info on how to get to these cemeteries, send me a private message on Instagram at sa_cemeteryexplorer or email me at pgonz9189@gmail.com
Donna, Pauline was my great grandmother as well. I’ve known about this cemetery but have never been there in person. Thank you to the JR for posting a video of this.
I love that you do this. These people should not be forgotten.
Thank you! These hidden, forgotten, abandoned cemeteries must be remembered
Thank you for sharing. When I was a teenager my sister and her ex-boyfriend and I found an old cemetery in espada park on the south side. Was hidden in the woods.
I like how you found their photos. Nice to see who these people were.
I couldn't agree more. Very interesting to see pictures of the people buried there when they were alive.
I was going to ask the same thing. How did you find the photos. I can pull up all most everything else on people who died before 1982 but photos, no.
@@pameladee5685 from descendants of the family that was uploaded and provided on the find a grave website. Link is pinned on the comment section
There was one of a kid who died in 1912, so that means he was around when the Titanic sank. That's history. Wow
I was born and raised in San Antonio and some of these places that u have made a video of, I've never seen or heard of. I really liked this video alot. What was most interesting was when u posted the pics of some of the people who are buried there. That was cool! I'm looking forward to seeing more videos like this in the future! Great work!
Thank you! Whenever I can, I like to post pictures of the people buried in my videos so the viewer can get a visual of the person when they were alive! I gotta give credit to the contributors of find a grave for the photos
I went to that place last year, it was awesome
Earl Henry Murphy died in St. Louis Missouri. He drank cyanide. He was buried in a Potters Field there. Sometime later he was brought home to Wetmore.
Wow that dog had a long life.
Have you explored the Classen Cemetery, which is near the intersection of Huebner Rd. and Hardy Oak Blvd.? It is located just behind a neighborhood with its fenceline bordering it to the east and south. Looking at Google;e maps, there appears to be an old roadway that Huebner Rd. crosses, and even a turnout nearby to park. It looks like you would have to climb a fence to access the property, however. Thanks for doing what you do!
I have not, thank you for the tip!
Very interesting. so many babies.
A lot of Germans settled here back in those days. That’s so cool and Rich in history
Good work!
Thank you! Means a lot
tnx for your videos,,,i live in this side of town and found your channel,,,i went to one site you mentioned on one of your videos and found it,,i was like dammm,,,also to learn that large part of san antonio north east side was owned by blacks who in turn owned slaves,,also found out about the town that was Wetmore, until 85 when nazi san antonio city took it over,i always wonder why wetmore road,,now i know,,i remember when i first moved here i would see an old white house off thousand oaks and wetmore,,found out it was their post office,,,,,
This is so damm cool
Hey check out the hector family cemetery in San Marcos TX might have to sneak in lol from neighborhood
Wow a lot of them were babies
I was thinking the same
I HAD WENT TO SCHOOL IN SOMERSET TEXAS AND I KNEW A NATHAN BUCHSENSCHUTZ THE SIXTIES ERA AS HE HAD LIVED SOUTH OF SOMERSET BACK THEN AND I HAD LIVED TWO AND A HALF MILES SOUTH OF HIM OUT IN WHAT WAS CALLED THE BLACKJACKS
Where on the northeast side is this located?
I take care of this cemetery. I would love to talk to you about some of the things stated and make some slight corrections. We are having a work day the Saturday after Thanksgiving and would love to have you out.
I would love for him to attend. Thank you and everyone else for the hard work you do!
@@forgottenfilmchannel1194 He didn't make it...
@@InsomniacsRaine That sucks but I'm not surprised. People like to point out the negatives but when it comes to helping or learning something new it's too much. However he may not even live in Tx, this could have been created using photos and info from find a grave.
Hey thanks for speaking on my behalf. First off, yes I live here in San Antonio. Second, I have a full time job that requires a lot of my attention that also requires me to travel out of state on occasions. As you can tell from my channel, making these videos is not my full time profession. I do what I can to bring awareness or to clean up a cemetery (check my video on the bacon Beckman cemetery if you havent where I cleaned what I can and even contacted the city about this matter). The OP invited me to meet him at the cemetery the weekend after Thanksgiving....THE WEEKEND AFTER THANKSGIVING. Did it ever occur to yall that maybe I would be spending time with family and loved ones during this time? Again, RUclips is not a full time job. I don't keep up with what comments I get, especially with the busy holiday season. I love exploring old cemeteries, making videos and helping when I can, but free time is not a luxury that I have. To say that you're "not surprised" that I didnt show up or that I just "point out the negatives but when it comes to helping or learning something new it's too much" , oh man you got it all wrong.
@@InsomniacsRaine...I don't know about you but you might want to get your facts straight before you go accusing someone of using Find A Grave photos. As you can see in his video, he is walking around, video taping and talking about the graves. He is bringing awareness to a cemetery hardley anyone knows about and he did a great job. So let's not Assume because we know what Assume starts with.
What is the pvc pipe by each grave ? A vent ?
A place to put your flowers in
Whats going on with the pvc pipe close to a lot of the graves?
I believe that's used to place flowers in
I am a relative I can provide information