Coffin Exploded In Mausoleum - SHOCKING REVELATION
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Exploring Mausoleums In this Cemetery When I Came Across This One that had remains exposed and body parts everywhere. A sure sign of exploding coffin syndrome.
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You guys totally need a scope type camera, something you can easily slip between the bars and can bend around corners! We use cameras like this to look inside motors, gas tanks etc on our heavy machinery when we need to see in tight spaces!
The camera thing is a good idea. No more crawling into holes. We have one we bought for very little off the internet to look in caves in our area without having to go in. (Lots of snakes around).
Yes... they're very inexpensive nowadays! @annabellevaughn5968
I just wanted to say how much I've been enjoying your channel. I love the cemeteries you take us to. Very beautiful and full of history! Thank you for always being very respectful, too!
Thank you for watching I'm glad you enjoyed this one
What is the difference between a friary and an abbey?
The difference between an Abbey and a Friary being that where Friar preachers live in a Friary and invited the general public to worship in their church, Monks would have lived in an Abbey and would have generally confined their vocation to worship through prayer and meditation. thanks for another great interesting video, I think with the lead coffins the wood appears to disintegrate putting pressure on the lead liner , I thought I could see hair on the skull of the first body, xx
In our town we have steel monuments which are pretty cool.The said that the family’s would hide valuable in them
Iowa.,USA
looks like the first crypt someone broke in and opened the lead lined casket looking for something valuable.the lead lasts way longer then the wood casket did, and maybe the roof leaked down but the lead still should have stayed in place where thieves would have broke in and tore it apart.no respect for the dead..sad you can see they all have been vandalized with stones missing on top by thugs to bad they dont take care of the birds invading the crypts...
This is truly amazing. My maiden name is Butler and you, by chance have given me a gift that I never dreamed would come true. As a child I remember my family receiving a beautiful invitation to the Butler family gathering in Ireland. It was in the early 1980's when we received it and my mother kept it locked away in her chest with other important documents and antiques. Unfortunately it was lost in a house fire. Since then, it has been my dream to be able to visit the family tomb and castle in Ireland, but time has slipped away and my health does not allow me to travel. I am proud of my strong Irish blood and also of my Native American blood, which so happens to be from the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, USA, (I'm 1/2 Choctaw). The connection that the Choctaw Indians and the Irish have is a bond that we were blessed with. So thank you for this very special video in which I will proudly share with family and gracefully cherish. ~May God bless and care for you and yours always
It is great you connected with the butler name. Lovely castles here in Ireland with the butler connection. We have a woman here who watches my videos from Canada. She is half mohawk. Thank you for watching 🙏
Wow, we have very similar backgrounds! I’m also an Okie, English/Irish family names on both sides, Cherokee/Choctaw blood too but only like a 1/16th or something. I have dreamt of visiting the British isles/Ireland for a long time to see where my ancestors came from. I mainly want to find out when my mother’s relatives, Baxter surname, left Ireland and where they came from. My last name is also a common English name, but spelled slightly different than normal. Family genealogy becomes difficult when your Native American ancestors refused to sign the Dawes Rolls.
The Butler name is a common name in Southampton one of my friends name was Gary Butler back in the 1950s.
@@asdf9890 my problem is that although my Choctaw family signed the Dawes Roll it still stops there. I have no idea what area they came from originally or their clan name. My Butler name was easier to trace because it is more documented as well as relatives reaching out to us. I guess that is why I was so excited to see these resting places. The Choctaws on the other hand, follow the matriarchal line which is a very different system. What really threw me off was my daughter's DNA results which showed Central American descent. I have absolutely no clue when that may have been introduced but from documents, the Mayans had married into Choctaw clans. Which interests me beyond my dreams of finding more common documents. Most people when they discover they are American Indian only want to know their roll number. Then they stop. But tracing back further takes money, travel and detective work to look for their clan within a tribe. I wish you best of wishes in your research. -God blass always
how cool is that 👌
The difference between an Abbey and a Friary being that where Friar preachers live in a Friary and invited the general public to worship in their church, Monks would have lived in an Abbey and would have generally confined their vocation to worship through prayer and meditation. Just some info.
Thank you 😊😊😊😊
history is great eh Tina ?@@tinasummers4578
Good info thanks
Headed by an Abbott, not a Friar,.
Nuns also lived in Abbeys.
that skeleton on the shelf is wild af
Thanks for the video. Those collapsed coffins with the exposed mummified remains were definitely scary. Oh, and nice hearing your wonderful Irish accents.
Thanks for watching 👍🇮🇪
I am a new member, from 🇨🇦 . Love your channel. Best way to wake up on a Saturday morning is to watch one of your videos. Great start of the day.
Thank you ❤️
The corpse built up decomposition gases and exploded. Gross!
Thank you for the tour around this graveyard. The sisters killed on the RMS Leinster is such a sad story. Almost 600 died that night. It was just a month before the end of the war and at a time when the Germans were trying to secure an armistice. Such a sad and idiotic waste of life.
Absolutely makes no sense attacking neutral people
Whether a Friary or an Abbey, these historic old buildings of ancient Ireland are impressive. I think back to the indigenous people of Ireland and the back breaking work that went into building each and every one of them. When I visited in 1981, almost all of them I investigated were open to the public but some visitors climbed all over them and disrespected them. I can see why they have had to lock parts of these places up to preserve what is left and respect the dearly departed. This part of Quinn, County Clare deserves to be protected and I think County Clare is doing a fine job of doing just that. I loved this video; it had so much of the old country left in it. Those Butler's, as I have said before, are everywhere. Well done Cathal, very well done. ♥️ 🙏 🇮🇪
Great video, loved the abbey, pity we didnt get in, maybe one day
Hope so too. Those and the crypts fascinate me and the thought they just become abandoned left to crumble away.
Back in 1985 and 1986 I crawled all over the Abby. Have rolls of film. If remember correctly the Abby is built on an old Viking stronghold. The Butler Family: that shelf to the left of the three plaques was where small human bones that percolated to the surface were deposited (mostly finger and toe bones). I was told the last of the Butler Family, when the coffin was placed, the door was locked from the inside by some mechanism not to open until unlocked within at the 2nd Coming. I returned with friends a few years ago. Discovered the place locked up and only open on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Was a great place to explore years ago. Thanks for the memories.
Wow thats really interesting thank you for watching and the info
Do you guys not have vultures ,buzzards over there?
I'm from Somerset County, PA, USA. I Love your videos! I have ancestry from England, Ireland, and Scotland. I have always been drawn to the old cemeteries, and I feel a connection somehow. Thank You for sharing. 😊
Me too
Hello I live in Northumberland county in central PA. Small world huh ?!?!
Butler county, PA! Very small world. Grew up in Columbia County.
@@paultroiani9189 Columbia county ?!?! I was born in Northumberland county and have been living there ever since, 66 years. Real small world huh ?!?!?
The nurses were such lovely ladies. Sad . At least they can rest in peace together,and to be remembered for their service for the sick and injured. God bless from Oklahoma U.S.
Unless it’s a cenotaph. I hope it’s not.
I’ve just found you. Im rapt. Im a Cavanaugh descendant . My people settled generations ago in Warrnambool, Australia. Plus i just was born fascinated with the ancient. Nice quiet channel. Makes me want to go there. And thank you both.
Hi Susan thank you for watching
Warnambool os a nice town went there as a teenager. 🇦🇺
@@emmawiles9297 yes so i am told -- bit on the breeeezy side
You have some of the most beautiful cemeteries in Ireland. The architecture is gorgeous! The weather is perfect too, cold, damp and dark? Yes please!
It really is! So much history here
Thanks for this journey through times. and the old Abbey..!! I'm in France and i adore lIreland. And all britannics islands'.👍🎖️💀👁️💟
I just subscribed. I'm from Wisconsin in the USA. You have a nice way of presentation. Cemeteries have always fascinated me. We had a cemetery at the top of our street when growing up and we liked to go up there and try and find the oldest tombstones. Some even had photos on them. In the last several years our Catholic Church has been doing a nighttime remembrance/prayer service in the cemetery in late fall. Everyone who attends gets a candle in a jar. You walk to your loved ones grave and put the candle on it. There are tiki torches at the beginning of each row so you can see where you are going. Afterwards we go to a small building in the cemetery where people have brought refreshments and we get to socialize with others from our small catholic village. Someone from the church will come later and blow all the candles out and collect them. My sister gets freaked out about this walk but I find it calming. It's beautiful to see all the candles glowing throughout. Thank you.
Hi and thank you for watching and subscribing 🙏 that sounds like a beautiful tradition you have ❤️
Beautiful tour GV! Great find! So sad about the two sisters 😢. I thought a lead coffin would last forever!?! Thanks so much !
They all seem to crumble 😬
I believe that at one time, each nursing school had its own hat. That nurse would wear it for her career.
So, a nurse could identify a fellow alumni by hat.
I'm not sure about the required uniforms of the era. If they were work or school related.
I love your videos. I very much enjoy hearing Irish folks speaking. You could be reading a phone book and it would be entrancing.
Hello from Northwestern, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦. I enjoy your channel very much and Serenity Sue. Love the way you pay respects to each by reading the inscriptions. Very respectable channel. Much love 💚💚💚. Take care stay happy, healthy, and safe!!!
This video makes me want to be cremated after I die even more. There’s something really indignant in the way those bodies were left to rot. I understand that the premise of this was supposedly to better preserve the body for afterlife, but come on, did their contemporaries really think they could be somehow better off in the afterlife if they were not buried?
Doesn't really matter how we are buried I think we all end the same way
@@GraveVisitations I’m sure you’re right. I just can’t fathom the motivation of the relatives. To visit the grave of someone you were supposed to love and to be confronted with the ever more obvious signs of decay with every passing year? I mean, it must have been an extremely depressing experience.
I've always wanted to be cremated, just because of the amount of land that is used up for cemeteries. But I do enjoy the videos of cemeteries and I used to play in an old one in north Seattle (not nearly this old), only because there were no nearby parks. There are a few older ones on Whidbey Island, but no open crypts.
Wow, what a gorgeous place. So much history. Even a Redcoat from the American Revolution among the bird nests! Thank you so much GV.
Yes very happy I found this historic place
Wow, GV!! That skeleton was in a VERY good condition, considering how old it is!! The coffin certainly didn't last as long!!☠⚰
I love the Celtic cross grave marker near the first mausoleum!! Celtic crosses are SOOOOOO ornate and BEAUTIFUL!! ❤❤
Thanks for yet another EXCELLENT video, Cathal!! You NEVER DISAPPOINT!! XXXX ❤🤗💞👍👏
Loved this place nadia so much history especially that captain from revolution and the sad grave of the two sisters who went down with the RMS leinster
Thank you for making and sharing this video! My grandmother was from Scotland and my grandfather was from Ireland. I hope to be able to visit both places to see my heritage before I leave this earth.
You and Sue take us to such wonderful and interesting places. Thank.
Oh lord I do know now why I have chosen cremation 😢
Thank you for the upload. Very interesting to see the old, historical Friary. Also, fascinating to see the old burial ground and the mausoleums. So much history there!
Hey GV sorry I’ve not been on any content of late I’ve had quite a lot to deal with could you please apologise to sue too for me thank you 🙏. Also I’ve been doing a few things on my own channel check it out if you’d like to and subscribe if you like what I do cheers mate. Hope you and sue have both been ok. God bless you both 🙏✝️🙏
Y'know - before I pass away I want to go downtown to a tatoo shop - and have the words: "Dispose of properly" put on me body somewhere...
What an amazing location and I love listening to your voice giving the history, I love your accent 🌹🪦💀⚰️💀🪦🌹
Thank you ❤️☠️👍
Even your cemeteries are beautiful! Which casket exploded?
Some absolutely Breathtaking Footage once again 👍😃👍 Very interesting indeed
Thank you! Cheers!
Lovely looking ladies. Sad that they perished at sea 🌊
That Captain fought in a very famouse battle of the American revolution , the battle of Bunker Hill, which was actually Breed's hill. One of the first battles of the war.
Another beautiful, well-kept place. Thank you for your hard work.😊🏴
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm noticing a pattern. Those expensive lead coffins don't last nearly as long as they are supposed to. They're often in bits.
The Abbey was magnificent, and what a beautiful graveyard and surroundings. Wonderful video. ☮️💜
So beatiful that abbey
Beautiful architecture in this old cemetery. I'm glad you were able to get a snake camera in those small openings exposing the conditions of caskets and open remains.
Interesting location. Beautiful architecture. Cool mausoleums!
Thanks for visiting
Absolutely beautiful place. Thank you guys.
I'd think it more likely that someone got in there at least once in between the various "rebuilding" efforts.
Looks locked up for years
Just found you. What a beautiful place. From New Mexico, US.
Welcome! Thank you for watching
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19:50 a fireplace !!! You don't see them like that too often, nicely beside a path !
This monastery once hosted a fish and chip cookout: Brother Patrick was appointed the fish frier; Brother Andrew was the chip monk.
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You can imagine how beautiful it would of looked when first built
What a beautiful, restful place ... I can think of far worse places to rest for all eternity : ) Thank you for taking us along. I really need to visit my Irish roots one day! Love your channels XX
Sry, GV. I’ve been sick the past two days, so far. I’m sure it’ll pass 🙏 but I’m sleeping a lot.
Hope all is well with you & yours.💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
Welcome back! Get well soon ❤️
I wonder why the roof was removed from the adjacent church?
Tax purposes
thank you for videos I love watching them,I am in Georgia USA
I love how the architecture really brings everything together as if it's all one singular thing. The Woodmen Cross was also a really cool find!
Very interesting👻💀👻
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Fascinating, as always, you two! Thank you for your time and insight! 😊
Thanks Angie ❤️
Sorry Cathal,, I’ve just looked at your video again ( so much detail to see!) I must have missed the river when I asked if one was near…. It would have been wider and deeper, but I’m sure that’s the way the stone for building would have come , but have no idea where it would have been originally cut ….you answer one question, and set another one! 😂🤣 BFN! Helen 🙋♀️😘xx
I wonder about that in every video. The construction, engineering and architect is amazing in itself for the times, but the mystery for me is where in the heck do they get the massive amount of stones to build these. It is not like they are built in rocky areas.
This was amazing to watch what a beautiful Abbey stunning place
Glad you enjoyed it
Enjoyed this video very interesting as always. Thanks for sharing😄 Wendy from Canada
Absolutely stunning! ❤
Thoroughly enjoy your channel. Ireland being top of my bucket list if only I'd win the Lottery. Our surname shares the name of a council & a Straight in the North Channel. I'd spend months just researching ancestry via Graveyards/Abbeys/Libraries. I thank you so much for doing this channel for we that can't visit Ireland. God Bless You. Cheers!
Thank you your comment means alot 🙏 hopefully one day you will make it here 🇮🇪
Another great video. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it Brian
Thank you GV. Very old graveyard and buildings which fascinate me!
Thanks pam
What a beautiful old abbey. Thank you for giving us a tour and sharing some history, I love history, and I'm glad they have it locked, too many disrespectful people around nowadays.
I love your videos! You respectfully show us all you can of the beautiful graveyards. I only discovered your channel a few months ago, and have watched many of your older videos, and hope to see them all. This one was especially interesting. Thank you for reading as many headstones as you can. These people had lives; they lived, loved and died, and should not be forgotten. There is such a beauty in the memorials family and loved ones have put up for them.
Thank you for watching 🙏
From Denver, Colorado: the historic buildings/cemetaries here go back to the 1800's. Nothing like the history of Europe!
Que lindo. Os caixões antigos são maravilhosos. Excelente vídeo.
You all are the coolest 😎 💜 thank you for sharing this video God bless y'all 😊
Very interesting video. Thank you so much for sharing and enjoyed the beautiful artifacts around there and the graves. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks for watching
I have a lot of Irish blood running through my veins! I would love to visit this cemetery with you guys! I am an American and I currently live in Texas.
A big friary or abby it is beautiful so is the graveyard. I enjoy after my day is done when i can relax and watch your's and Sue's videos. I so love each and everyone. Thanx GV and thanx Sue.❤😊❤😊
Both you and Sue have shown us some truly beautiful areas. I hadn’t realised Ireland was so lovely. Thank you both
Glad you enjoyed it
New subscriber here! I really enjoyed this video. It took me back to when my husband and I visited all of his very many cousins in Ireland. We also visited the graveyard where his Lynch ancestors are all buried in Co. Cavan. We live in northwest Ohio in the USA. I look forward to binge watching your other videos in the evenings!
Thanks for watching and subscribing. My grandmother was a lynch
Hi GV it's beautiful hope you are well thanks so much for sharing this video you really do a fantastic job love it it's such a same to see them like that rest in peace 🙏💐 family s i can see that you like the black and white potatos and Angels i love the Angels lovely video and loads of history thanks for sharing GV take care and sue love what you both do 👍x x love you both ❤️
How said the loss of the nurses, must have been so tragic - the coffin exploding you would think lead protected that but maybe they should have put some holes in the lead to let the pressure out. Thanks GV always great to watch you and Sue's videos appreciate all the work you put in them and always great content
Hi! I just found your channel today. I'm in the US. I love these old cemetaries. Thanks for sharing this with the world.😊
Glad you enjoyed welcome
Again, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the reply, hope all is well with you and Sue across the pond. 🙂
GV should narrate books and videos' you have the voice for it. Reminds me of the late great actor Vincent Price.
I'm glad that you did find them coffin's good find sue you really do work great together love it ❤👍
Burial is a waste of money and eventually decays… I’m being cremated.
Thanks
Thank you Angie as always ❤️
Very interesting. Please make subtitles in Russian
Try hitting the cc button on video for subtitles 👍
@@GraveVisitations I used the cc button, but there are no subtitles in Russian. When I enable the auto-translate button in the settings then I can only watch on the phone. But the smart TV doesn't show translation, although I watch other English channels and there are subtitles in Russian when I watch on a smart TV
I've never been to that part of Ireland but the abbey seems familiar, like something I saw in dream.
Amazingly beautifull,wish i could be there
Shut the front door. When you see bones. How do you all know that spirit will not attach to you. I have to Google that ship those sisters were so young.
Some of my dad's side of the family came to the US from Ireland. I've connected with my dad's cousin, whom he hasn't seen since he was little. She actually just moved to the town where we live! She's gone back through our ancestry further than I have and is getting stuck on older ancesters in Ireland, I believe she said since records are hard to get through the church. Two of our last names are Finnan and Naughton. Do you have any suggestions on how we can get more information? Btw, I just found your channel and love it! New subscriber here!
Hello and welcome. I follow this group on Facebook and they are really good for information. facebook.com/groups/402752829736679/?ref=share
This is amazing! Thank you for takingus in a tour. Someplace we would have never been able to see. Thank you!y husbands sister married aam by tye kadt name of Spaight. Ancestors of his probably interred there
Such beautiful places you take us ❤
Sorry I have not been on lately. My sister in law just passed away. She was the big sister I never had. Love to you & Sue xx
I went to a church in England and they had several graves inside in the floor. I made sure not to step on them. They had several coffins on the sides. Then they had a room full of bones. It was the Elli Cathedral. It was beautiful and sad, there was a room that had small Saint Statues and the sign said that they were broken off by people. It was so sad. There was a stained glass window of Mother Mary and they said that when the sun would hit it you could see her up in the sky. It was the most beautiful Cathedral that I got to visit there.
It looks like there's a man sitting with his face toward the wall at 18:25 and it's freaking me out. What is that?
Here in Oregon (USA) we have lots of Woodsman of the World markers. I saw some wonderful cast iron tree trunks in a cemetery in Southern Oregon. Seems for a time after the town once burned folks turned to iron markers. Same with the downtown, as it was rebuilt the storefronts were all cast iron as well.
Abbazia ❤
Un cimitero curato e bello
Riposo eterno ai defunti 🖤🌹
I’m confused, should I be able to view this now? It’s not playing for me 😕
Its set as a premiere now but I had it up for members a few hours ago
@@GraveVisitations ah, I missed the window! I’ll patiently wait 😊
@@vowxhing see you tomorrow 😊
Great video and content. Thanks GV !
Hello Cathal….that was amazing viewing into that Meehan vault with the skeleton……vault dated 1882… I was amazed to see how strong looking the bones still appeared to be , no deterioration after all this time ( apart from top of lead coffin lid sinking and crushing the skull. I was morbidly interested because I’ve just had a third knee replacement, with the surgeon telling me my bones are crumbling due to osteoarthritis! Then I see those strong bones, and it doesn’t feel very fair…however, I’m not rushing to change places, as my time will come soon enough! . I’m puzzled by how quickly the wood of the coffins rot away back then, as I’d imagine them to be made of solid wood, unlike todays MDF etc..very strange.
My heart went out to the parents of those two beautiful Angels, the nurses,sisters to have gone to nurse the wounded on board that ship in WW1, only to get torpedoed bless them. Only 26 and 28 yrs old. I’m imagining how proud their parents would have been that both their beautiful girls had qualified as nurses, and have been reassured that they would be together nursing. But then the awful telegram man comes with such tragic news that they have both been blown up. and drowned. Just tragic.
It’s a shame the Abbey was all locked up, but you gave us a good view of its construction from outside, and I just wonder looking at it, how many skilled men and years did it take to
Build such a magnificent building, and where all the stone came from? Is there a big river nearby? As I know large pieces of stone often went by river to build some of these places, roads being too small.
Thankyou both for yet another thought provoking adventure….some beautiful grave stones with some sad stories…such young deaths many of them. Take care, and stay well!
Happy Valentines Day Wednesday!! Love and light Helen 🙋♀️😘😘💐👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰🦉❤️❤️🙏👍xx
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Why did the coffin look like there were ashes and burnt timber in with it
The chapel cemetery looks very well,looked after . 👍