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What a sad state of affairs Matt. It's such a shame to see a cemetery left in such disrepair.
It's not surprising that the families don't even look after their own because it's in rural America and most kids grew up and moved away.
Many of the last couple generations didn't grow up with the importance of visiting their family gravesites. I've spoken to people who have NEVER visited their family gravesites or even been to a cemetery. I think that is sad. I grew up with parents that made the trip at the very least, twice a year to our family gravesites. We took a picnic, blanket and chairs. My dad would trim the bushes on the family plot, dig up the headstones to lay gravel under them to stop them from sinking. My parents would wash & scrub down everything and keep the stone free of any mess or deteriorating composites. It was always a 2 day visit and I would wonder around visiting other graves. I still visit the same graves as I did as a child. I don't think it's creepy or weird, because I grew up with this activity. I took over caring for the family plot when I lost my parents at 16. My parents are also buried there and I make sure that I take care of it. It's a big part of my family history and even though I'm 5 hours away I still visit twice a year. I still bring lunch and a chair and park under the same tree as my dad. I think it's a tradition lost in history.
That is fantastic i wish i could visit my mom's grave she died when i was 4 but it is in Washington State and i live in iowa
May God BLESS you.
This is a huge problem like my family they came here in the begining people marry people move to other parts of the country like my grand father and his brothers & sisters thier parents died they were placed in an orphanage some aged out sime were adopted one was never heard of or seen they had no info on him and they searched for him for years and years well my grand father and all of our fathers passed away well one family member useing new technology ansesters dot com was able to find his son 2 years ago our family never stopped looking and niether did his these graves were people in all diffrent circumstances and not always are there family to take care of them but there could be family out there wanting to know what hapened to them or who they were
Bless you, my family respects Memorial and Labor Days to visit and places flowers.
I'm 72 and when I was 11 I lived in Woodsfield Ohio. There was a cemetery nearby with markers so damaged they were in pieces. I often wonder what the cemetery looks like now after 61 years.
I wish these old traditions were not foregone by the younger generation. They look at us like we are stupid and outdated foolishness. Cremation seems more and more common because it's cheap.
@@finalvoyage35i think its also cus ppl dont want to saddle ppl up with costs and mayb also b forgotten and seeing these cementaries doesnt make it any better..
Very sad, but interesting and a little haunting. I always wonder why you worry about cars going by. My friend and I check out old cemeteries all the time and nobody ever stops. If they did we would just say we were looking for some of our ancestors. People do that all the time. Especially those of us who do "Find a Grave." Thank you for taking us with you! Glad you were being so careful!
Bobbalooie because people have been robbed in graveyards
I agree. All he needs to do is show them a few of his vids and explain he respectfully documents cemetaries.
Thanks so much!
@@lynn.d1015 that would be scary. I never thought of that.
The false paranoia adds too the narrative of videos
Don't let anybody keep you from what you're doing. People need to mind their own business more often. Be careful not to trip over anything, and thanks again for taking us with you on your adventures!
Those little stone tablets against the tree or by the headstones are makers for the foot of the grave, unless they have more than initials on them then they are tiny headstones. Many times the foot stones are moved for the ease of mowing the cemetery. Most places do not use foot stones any more. BTW usually you have to contact the county for permission to clean up a cemetery for what ever group who has an interest in cleaning. This cemetery does look like someone mows it fairly regularly. The cemetery that our Boy Scout troop cleaned up had saplings everywhere and brush so bad you couldn’t even tell there where graves under it. It took two different troops two years to get about 2/3rds of it cleaned and then an elderly man took over and cleaned up the headstones that had grass growing over them and he chopped down all the thick vines that had taken over. It was a back breaking job for everyone involved but well worth it.
Don't worry about cars going by, especially out in the country. People are slowing down so they will not hit your car. Or, if you have an out of state plate, they just want to see where you are visiting from. The only time anybody is really going to bother you at a cemetery, is if you visit at night. Or if you are visiting a cemetery on private property. (Signs may or may not be posted to that fact.) And they probably would not appreciate the night thing either. Keep posting, LOVE your videos.
Matt don’t worry about other people you’re not doing anything wrong! Just keep doing what you do I love it!
Just shameful that it got to this point!
If these people were so worried about you defacing or vandalizing the place, they'd be taking better care of it to begin with.
I would agree that this cemetery is in a sad way.. The open one looks like the vault was opened up and the coffin may have been relocated! Thank you for allowing us to read the stones also, especially here!
I hope they fix it up, it would be a really nice location if they did.
I don't blame you for feeling concerned about people checking up on you. I wouldn't feel comfortable eiither, especially when exploring alone.
It is sad to see a cemetery in that condition. It makes me wonder how many early cemeteries have disappeared over the years.
I appreciate that! People wonder why I'm nervous sometimes and really it's just experience!
A couple of observations; That bone was from a cow. There are "gnaw" marks on the bone. I assume that is from a dog. Maintenance of old cemeteries present a costly headache to local govt's if they own them. In my neck of the woods there are many small towns and larger cities that, back in the 19th century, bought tracts of land and established publicly owned/operated grave yards. In the last half of the 19th century, VA state govt. set up a "Perpetual Care" fund. It required localities who operated cemeteries to send a portion of each plot sale to Richmond. It was placed in an interest bearing account. Each year, Richmond would disburse a portion of the interest to contributing governments to be used for the upkeep of their cemeteries. Back in the day, upkeep was not an expensive undertaking. Today, however, those beautiful cemeteries with the raised stones and monuments present a costly headache to maintain. All of those stones have to be trimmed around with a weedeater. That is why modern cemeteries require an inset stone or brass plaque. They can then use a mowing machine and cut right over them. Good video young man.
Nice comment and good idea on saving cemetery 👍
Definitely a 19th century cemetery. Doesn't look like there's been a burial there in a hundred years except for that one. Thank you for sharing the videos. Good work!
That place just makes me sad. There's some very pretty gravestones in that place. The Victorian era stones had such detailing and beauty and a lot were probably done by hand from a vision in the sculptor's mind and can't be duplicated by mere machine. Fine artwork, history and someone's legacy just going to waste. Makes me heartsick. ❤ and appreciation for your concern for these places. Be safe, Matt.
@@jenniferbearden6836 That's awesome. Everyone missed you. They were asking where you went. Jen finally came back too. I'm tired from working a lot but doing great. Glad you're back ❤
I've been thinking about my grandparents and parents graves. I moved across the country and there is no one to look after their graves now except when I go home to visit. I paid for perpetual care and they are in city cemeteries. I also pay to have flowers placed each month and old friends check on them but one day we'll be gone and no one will visit them. I've worked out our genealogy and have records back to 1626 so there's that.
I am originally from Ukraine and we have special day Call “pray for dead “ when people go to cemeteries and bring flowers candles food to pray on the grave and remember members of family who is dead. Also go to church to put candles and pray for dead.
I agree with you. I love old cemeteries
Well Matt, people have their opinions, mine is I love you and everything about you and what you do man. you are very smart and so handsome! Keep it up!😇
Rebecca Zellers I totally agree with U ❤️😀
sounds like your not doing so good in relationships
historic old cemetery in need of a lot of tlc.There is some maintenance in the form of mowing the grass.trees need to be pruned or taken down.Plantlife needs to be removed.Guess that there are several markers in the ground or they are covered by moss or roots from vegetation.Takes time, effort and money to restore the markers but it would be sad that they are lost.Places like these are part of our history.By showing these cemeteries/ graveyards on YT Matt shows to us that these places need attention from (local) authorities and organisations and its inhabitants.
Well even if money is spent to fix everything, you have to realize that a thousand or so years from now it's gonna be bad again. Cool video Mr. 539!
With over population and all we are running out of land and I mean no disrespect to any ones graves or graveyards.
There is a suite one can buy that is cloth that degrades, filled with mushroom spores that eat the body and detox it. The suite is freez dried in plastic till needs to be used.
Regular funeral directors hate it because they want to stick to BIG EXPENCES for funerals. They don't care about pollution with crazy chemicals, metal boxes and such.
Right now because it's just getting started I think the suites are $5,000. each but that could go down if it ever catches on.
Then there's a cheaper way to just wrap the body in cloth and put in a biodegradable wicker basket. Family or friends could dig the grave or for alittle more money the company can do it. Again funeral directors hate that. Preachers work with funeral directors brain washing folks into believing that if the body isn't placed in the ground intact or something that they'll never get to heaven or some such thing. That's what they did to my mother in 1976, they tried to soak her for ALOT of money, I made sure THAT did not happen and my dad still had a decent well cared for send off. I'm an Army Vet and my dad was a Vet and he got a very fitting military funeral. I FIRED that funeral director.😁
Lots of times funeral directors get their caskets over seas or at Wal Mart and places like that for next to nothing then charge and arm and a leg. I don't hate them, they have to make a living and all but at what expence?
Have you ever thought of contacting the County Genealogical Society regarding these cemeteries? Sometimes they will volunteer to clean up and record the cemeteries.
Boyscouts will too!!
Be safe out there Matt ..better to be cautious ..the world is dangerous.....always error on the side of safety
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When a cemetery is in this state there is nothing left in the graves.. 10 years and what ever is under it are gone.. Sometimes graveyards need to die too. It ain't sad just a fact of life..
....And let Mother Nature take back what Man borrowed her.
It depends on the soil type. Many times bones are left, sometimes these can dissolve. In certain circumstances, everything can be found preserved, if the ground is boggy and acidic bodies can come out looking leathery and squashed.
I love the new clean shaven look and green hair!😘. I like the green and blue hair the best.🤗
Totally agree
I think the blue hair brings out the color of your eyes. Thanks for doing this dear. Occasionally I need a stroll through the cemetery.
Thanks! I am really liking this color a lot, definitely going to do it again!
@@539Productions it does look really good and so does the shave!😉
The stones piled up against the tree at 3:30 are "foot stones" and were placed at the end or "foot" of the grave opposite of the large "head stone" at a grave. The foot stone would have the person's initials on it (as seen in the pics), and would only stick out of the ground about high enough to be hit by a modern power grass mower and bend the blades, so usually dug out and removed to make mowing the grass easier for the grounds keeper. The foot stones were "stylish" around the turn of the last century.
Hi Matt, this is just so sad to see, so many forgotten people and a graveyard that is in advanced state of decay. There has to be someone responsible for the upkeep of these types of places. Thank you for documenting and for sharing. x
Thanks Matt for sharing with me another video about The Worst Graveyard I've Ever Found in wrecked and sinking. Matt this grave yard needs help for shore i just hope this video will reach some one to take notice of the grave yard. and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless you my friend and thanks again.
You're right, that's not a human femur. 13:54 its a deer's front Left femur I would guess, and it's bleached white so it's always been on the surface. With the age of that place, the bones that were buried there are most assuredly all gone now. With all that plant life and moisture that soil is fairly acidic so wood and bone won't last very long. I would question that broken vault though. I assume some kids helped that one along... who knows when, not recently it looks. That place might have shut down 90 years ago.
3mate1 yeah it would be dust your right
I believe its five years for the body to disintegrate
I think that hole that you found might be an entry to a underground family vault that is usually bricked up.
Matt, wonderful video. I love what you are doing. Bringing awareness of what has come before. Amazing to see these places and witness what man and Mother Nature have now created. And, yes, there are some really bad people out there, but most are just curious. Maybe by seeing your car by the side of the road makes someone else discover their history. I would agree that you should get a magnetic sign for your car that says who you are and your intent. It will also help get you recognized for your amazing work. Please, please continue to take me on your adventures to these magical, sacred places. Oh, and BTW I like your hair best dyed red.
Nice to see that even though you are young, you care so much for history😀👍🏼
The unique stone at 6:43 has meaning within its design. The columns represent each individual (man and woman) and the arch over the tops of the columns, joining the two columns, represents their union in marriage.
Love these videos, should I be worried? Ha ha. The people buried here were prominent and wealthy, those monuments were a huge expense back in the day. These families had disposable income to bury people like that. I’m guessing they were prominent farmers or goods suppliers.
I would bet you are correct!
I don't feel that it was disposable income per se, but death was kind of an obsession for people in the Victorian Era and Early 20th Century prior to WWI. They would actually save money for elaborate funerals and monuments, obviously the wealthiest had the best, but it was still a pride thing to have the best that one's money could buy. You might notice that more stones commonly became smaller and less ornate in the Thirties after the Great Depression, except for the elite who were able to keep their money. At the same time, priorities changed, and more people were more concerned about living in the now, and not prioritize death as much.
Scouting troops are a great work force, as are high school organizations. Community service is a requirement for graduation in many school systems and taking on the clean-up of a local cemetery could be a 1-day project for a group or a few groups.
Oh wow that is so sad to let a grave yard get in that condition
When they were really old they didn't have upper and lower crypts Matt could be a body under those leaves.
Very sad, but also interesting, I hope by now a group of people have begun weeding and finding a way to restore the headstones. Thanks for caring so much about the old cemetery's that are in sad shape, have a great week. 🙂
Hey Matt great video !
I was thinking what it must of been like to bring those large stones to the site. I’m assuming horse and buggy and some sort of pully system to move them. The individuals interned must of been very wealthy.
Matt, love your hair . Hopefully no one smacks your car.
Such beautiful green lush countryside yet of all places the Cemetery is left in a diplorable condition. So very sad. Thank you Matt for another great video. Its nice to know that there are people like you in this world. 🌿💕🌿
The county clerks office should be able to help you find out who owns the cemetery. The local historical society could provide you with some help as well.
I watch your videos all through the day and night I'm hooked, Wow🤷💙
Very sad to see the damage and to know this is probably the only record if of their existence . Whenever I see an old graveyard even on videos or in real time I always wonder who the people were, what lives they lived and if there is any photographic record somewhere, perhaps a long forgotten /misplaced photo of them somewhere..
This was very sad to see. There were some very nice stones in there just a little cleanup would look amazing, on that one grave that was broken open I hope nobody goes running through there in the dark and gets hurt. Thanks Matt for stopping and taking a look at this one wish I lived closer I would go out there and fix it myself
OMG, i was sjocked @ the condo
Ition this cemetary was in.It seems like thr living relatives have no pride in taking care of their deceased loved ones graves. This is unbelievable that this cemetary is in such bad shape.Thanks for the video Matt. Stay safe.
probably no surviving relatives
In the UK in the Victorian and years before there were many superstitions reguarding death. One was that the funeral started from home but the coffin was carried out feet first so that an evil spirit could not look back at the house hence the expression Carried Out Feet First which is still used for people doing dangerous things to show off their mates. You make some great videos, have you ever thought about making a documentary. Grazie.
Actually kinda neat that open vault to see the old brick construction
So sad😢 Matt you should check with the historical society in the county where this grave yard is located. Someone really should try to get some help to clean up and restore those poor graves. Thank you for the video Matt. Be careful and watch out for poison ivy ! I always worry when I see you move the weeds back from a headstone. 🌿🌼🌿
I enjoy these videos very much. I do wish sometimes you would slow down a bit or read some of the tombstones while walking around. Also what can we do to help bring awareness to this graveyard? I am not sure you said where it is located? I would like to help make phone calls or write etc to get the attention of those that need to take care of this.
This is the #1 reason why cremation is so popular. Who wants to/has to visit their loved ones in places like this. I feel it is only going to get worse in a lot graveyards
Its so sad to me how these cemeteries fall into disrepair. The families took the time to pick out such gorgeous headstones and paid a lot of money out of respect for their loved ones having no idea that someday nobody would give a damn about it.
The brick structure at 17:40 is an early brick "vault" similar to ones popular in the 1960s (made of concrete now) and covered with a stone slab, the coffin or casket would be placed inside, not beneath as you talk about. The same is done now-a-days, with only 8-12 inches of dirt over the lid. The one you found, with the top broken and casket missing, was either opened for re-interment (re-buried someplace else) or opened by vandals to rob the skeleton for some reason (done many times in the past). If you ever visit a cemetery from the 18th century, especially in New England, you'll find above ground vaults made of stone, with a coffin placed inside and covered by a stone lid. Many have been vandalized in the past for curiosity or souvenir hunters (bones, skeletons). Finally, you may find brick structures such as this in areas where the ground freezes very hard in winter, the intentions of such a "holding vault" was to place a coffin inside, cover it until the ground thawed in spring and a grave could be dig; remember, graves were dug by hand back then, and digging in frozen ground was not easy.
Just a question here....did somebody at one time come up to you and give you a hard time for being in a cemetery?? It seems like in every single one of your videos you spend a good third of the time being paranoid about "somebody" coming up to you. It's very distracting. It's a cemetery...people are supposed to visit, so why would anybody care that you're walking around? And also...as fascinating as these videos are, they would be a LOT more interesting to those of us who love walking through graveyards if you would LET US READ THE HEADSTONES!!!!!! Seriously, if you don't want to spend the time reading them, then at least give us a good angle so that we can pause the video and read them ourselves. In one of the last videos you passed by three headstones and said "wow, those are really interesting" and then showed us absolutely nothing!! I do appreciate the time you take to make these videos Matt, but I cannot tell you how frustrating this is. If you have no intention of letting us read the stones, fine, that is your choice, your channel, but please let us know so I can find another channel that will show me what I want to see. Cemeteries are more than just stones, they are made up of people who had lives and families and histories....and that is what many of us wonder about, not if there is a divot here or there, or if there are pretty trees. I'm sorry to sound like I'm complaining, but I know that there are many people like me who are frustrated with this. Thanks for listening, God bless...and have a wonderful day.
That’s not a human femur I’m a RN that’s animal bone..deer is correct..if that was human it would belong to one tall strong man that leaps ..
That's good to know, thanks for the info!
Well I'm a t.v. doctor...
A great setting for a ghost story.
Neat you can still read most of the stones! Great job as always!
It"s odd that there is a big open space in the middle and most of the stones are on the edge of the cemetery near the trees.Been watching a lot of your videos,wish I could do as good as you but have been having a hard time getting myself going and running into some bad luck.
Thanks! Best of luck to you!
I enjoy your videos and hearing you talk. Take care buddy and God bless you.
Interesting last name of Tripconey. What a shame. This cemetery needs a group to provide TLC and restoration.
A lot of people will take this the wrong way. But honestly, we all know the graves are not forever... The caskets are rotted away, and all that remains is some bones.
The persons spirit is departed. That person doesn't give a damn about their bones anymore. They are probably enjoying seeing old relatives and not being in pain anymore.
It's not disrespectful with the conditions of these cemetery's, life just moves on.
Yes, this old resting place is sad! Thank heaven there are people like you to resurrect them. One good thing about this cemetery is there seem to quite a few blackberry vines. Maybe some people would come out to clean up and pick berries in the fall! Watching your vids makes me home sick!
I like hearing you say things about cars and safety Adds to the mystery of your videos💜
Very sad great video 😀😩Happy Canada Day to you and family
I once volunteered to clean up a cemetery. There were prickly pear cactus everywhere n their buds fly off in the wind. Every few minutes another prickly pear bud would attach to my leg! It was spooky like they were telling us to leave
It's very sad 😢 I guess that they don't have remaining family members or local churches usually keep them up.
Thank you 🙏
I hope a historical society sees this and does something. Keep an eye on it and let us know if you ever see any repairs.
Historical society is 3 guys named Manny, Moe, and Jack, who only get together to have a couple beers if Jack's arthritis isnt acting up.
IS IT ILLEGAL IN USA TO BE IN A CEMETERY?
YOU ARE NERVOUS LOTS OF TIMES. WISH WASN'T STRESSFUL FOR YOU.
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No, not illegal. Local people get suspicious why a non-family member would visit so they assume it's to vandalize or worse.
If you're young with red or green hair you look even more suspicious.
What a place! Sad indeed!👍🙋🕊️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
A lot of people move away and loose track of their family thats the reason a lot of these graveyards are in disrepair not to mention dying out.
Lovin the hair and lovin the video's Matt
While it's sad to see these forgotten places it doesn't surprise me. In rural areas there just aren't a lot of people around and certainly fewer with time on their hands to maintain cemetaries.
I have found graves while hunting. Many are long forgotten and miles off of any road,,, One that stands out the most was on top of the highest point in Ohio. Sunshine ridge,,, They have an old but well kept cemetery there . These two graves was well out into the woods away from the kept up cemetery. The graves was done in a time they would leave mounds on top, Meaning they would dig them and not haul dirt away but would put all the dirt back, Couldn't read the markers, The names was just etched in stone . But they was buried under a oak tree, The oak tree was dead but still standing, The tree had to be well over 200 years old when alive
Love your videos!!👍
Why do you worry so much about someone coming over your doing nothing wrong just tell them what you are doing its good that these places are getting some attention. I live in the UK it makes me sad when i see the state of some of the old grave yards here these graves are the resting place of once living humans and they deserve more respect.
Another good one. Thanks
Great video thank you!
That was unbelievable. Good one.
Thank you, Tom!
Matt...have you ever seen an apparition in your travels?
My oldest brother done a ton of research on our family history and it turns out my nephew lives in the city where our great great great great great grand fathers grave is even have a picture of it. It is very old and in need of repair but it's a way of knowing about our history aparently he came here with the first imagrants to this country he and his brother these cemetarys should be loveingly taken care of as they are a window into the past its more than sad it's a huge loss
Wow! What a mess. Very sad.
12:24 the graves are normally dug to 6 feet then vault put in. After lowering casket the put the vault lid on. So the top of the vault and casket is about 2-2 1/2 foot below the surface. My guess is that remains where moved. I work in funeral business and probably in a cemetary everyday or so. Love your videos.
Oh and sometimes it seems spooky but I don’t beleive the dead will hurt you, it’s the living you have to watch out for lol
So sad to see those long gone lost forever.
It would have been nice to have known some of the old dates on them.
My goodness I was terrified for you here! That is a massive project to restore! I'm certain. Wish we could afford a trip there to do all we know how to do for free. That's a massive trip and job for us; we can make it our goal and work for it! Makes me wonder what Ms. Kathy Northey or Ask a Morticians. Doughtry or even Mr. Arthur Dark from Hollywood Graveyard or Mr. Steve from Famous Grave tours or Jordan the Lion even Rhetty for fun would advise?!?
This place is very unsettling vibe to it sad
Sad when you see graves in that shape. I wonder what that bone was of? It looked kind of big. Thank you again for the video.
They need to assign people in jails to clean these areas up. They can use this as a way they can payback society for their wrongs they have committed. This is the most cost effective solution, no need for the prisoners to sit all day watching tv. We need to build a society that cares for others.
Such a shame to see a cemetery in such bad shape.Maybe most relatives have passed as the few graves I could see dates on seem to be in the 1800. One of them looked like 1860. Its too bad a church group or groups couldnt look into the care. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤
I would guess the bone is from a cow because it looked quite thick to me, whereas deer bones are more thin and delicate. I hate to think someone put it there just to be creepy.
How do you research these places? Love the videos, keep up the good work!
Watch out for that ectoplasmic flow!
@15:33 My grandmother's Maiden name was Ruckmann
Great old cemetery ..you do a nice job of finding these old places.one thing though I wish you would wear gloves when you go poking around these old graves.you don’t know what might be hiding in there.
Good job.
I don't blame you for feeling concerned about people checking up on you as long that local is open to public. I believe that cemetery is not from City or town. Just be careful with poison ivy please. I am worried. by the way Nice hair!😀😀😀😀
You keep sticking your hands into plant life with poison ivy present.
Not everyone has an allergic reaction to poison ivy/oak. A lot of people do, but I don't have a reaction to it at all and it's possible that Matt doesn't either.
@@juliann1984 Same here, I don't take foolish chances but stuff like that has never bothered me eighter. But if someone burns the stuff the stuff in the smoke would be very bad for those that get rashes.
I kept saying the same thing. NO no your going to get itchy.
No reaction for me, either....I used to get tasked with pulling up the poison ivy along our fences at home because it didn't bother me at all. You do have to make sure that you remove and change all your clothing after it's done though, since others might be allergic. It's a matter of washing thoroughly and contaminating as little as possible when you're finished.
I didn’t use to have a reaction but this year, I got it from head to toe. Immune systems can change I’ve heard and lived through
Hey can you please get close so we can read them? You’re going a little too fast...there’s NOTHING wrong with you exploring an old cemetery. Just say your family might be here m you are checking-thank you! Love your videos
Some of those smaller markers with nothing written on them may be "foot stones".
It is sad to see them in disrepair
It would be nicer if you would read aloud some of the grave stones. Much more interesting!
Matt this is known as Garrison Cemetery and Boy Scouts can be contacted to clean these places up or the local Historical Society.
How did you figure out what cemetery this is? I'm intrigued.
Good Idea Tamara, the earliest birth date was 1801 and the latest burial was 1930. Must of been Garrison Family Farm way back when.