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Cinderella Steed
15 Jun 1858
20 Dec 1859
Aged 1 year
Finch Cemetery
Collet, Jay County, Indiana
Daughter of
John Thomas Steed b. 1823 Shenandoah County, Virginia d. 1878 Indiana
And
Elithea Martin Steed 1828- 1893
Siblings:
Caroline Steed Payne b. 1847
Malinda Steed Nixon b. 1849
Willis Albert Steed b.1851
John W. Steed b.1853
Mary Anne Steed b. 1855
George Steed b. 1860
Silas M. Steed b. 1864
Seth T. Steed b. 1870
Thank you so I'm wondering how long has the fairytale of Cinderella been around 🤷🏾♀️ guess I'll do some research for myself
Great find. Cinderella was only 18 months old when she died, so sad. I wonder if the signs help prevent the vandalism. It looks like someone has been repairing the stones. The stone I saw online for Cinderella was in one piece in the picture. Sure hope no one has been going in vandalizing them, that's just evil if they are. If cemetery is on private land they will have it posted that you can't trespass but you should have been ok. Cemeteries usually close at dusk for a couple reasons: 1- respect for the deceased and 2- most people in them after dark are up to no good
That stone did appear to have some sort of adhesive on it which didn't last of course. Those tall skinny markers like that are common for breaking like that.
I was told another story. I heard Cinderella was a women that was murdered on her wedding day. They say that u can see a woman in a white dress running around a tree in the cemetery, looking for her spouse. I went last night at dark found the grave. We had no paranormal experience tho. But there is a funny thing with the graves where if u count rows up from Cinderella’s grave u count 13, but if u can’t back, u get 11.
I've never really understood why someone would vandalize a cemetery much less one that's really old. Yet, it happens even now with newer sites. A very strange part of the human mind that I guess I'll never understand.
I've never understood it either but it's a lot more common than you would think.
539 Productions, Matt I want to thank you for taking the time, to show the detail on some of the older gravestones'. I can't go cemetery exploring anymore, so I really enjoy your videos!
So many cemeteries and so many places! You can never see them all but thankfully RUclips makes it a little easier.
I agree with your thank you to Matt, and I am in the same situation. Appreciation you, Matt.
Count me in three😊
What a great little cemetery. You do a great job and thank you for sticking it out until you found her. I know where there is another "Cinderilla" grave. I have been fascinated by it since I was small. It is spelled wrong, but it still always fascinated me. I will go out tomorrow and take a picture as that lady has no memorial yet.
Really cool cemetery! Doesn't look like there's been any vandalizing just natural decay. I always love it when there is a dead end sign that is on a road leading to a cemetery.
Thank you for showing us Cinderellas grave. I love cemeteries, especially the old ones.
Thank you Matt, great find. Looks like quite a few grave stones have been repaired. My husband and I have been to lots of cemeteries and never been told to leave. Great music too.
I love that you show the hike and not just highlights. My roommate and I love walking around local cemeteries. We also geocache which takes us to a lot of cemeteries. My roommate gets some of her best nature photos when we walk. We love the history, the art, the landscape. We especially love the really old spots that are tucked in the middle of Metroparks or neighborhoods or historical sites. The hike is the best part to us so I’m glad that you don’t skip through those parts but at the same time you don’t make the video tedious. It’s a good balance and it puts me in the place with you. I also love that as you come across tidbits you explain them. Often in our hikes we get curious about a symbol and we can’t find anything about it when we search. For example: We don’t see this often, but at least more than twice we’ve seen a grave pedestal with what looks like a metal globe on top with arrows showing the axis running through the globe. It’s very distinct and we can tell it has to be more than just decorative. We thought maybe a high ranking mason symbol since it looks a bit like a navigational tool but we’ve never found anything about it online. Any ideas?
In my years of genealogy research, I have seen the name "Cinderella" more than once.People were not against colorful and unusual names in the olden times. I have a great great grandmother named Isabella Casteel. Pocahontas had a half-sister named Cleopatra,supposedly suggested by John Rolfe.I have a great aunt named Ima Daisy.Don't sell our ancestors short for a little color and humor.
Those out of the way cemeteries are beyond interesting. I would be so paranoid and definitely would have to bring a plus one. Fantastic find, Matt! 👍👀
That was an awesome find. Glad you kept looking. So young for baby Cinderella to die. Sad. Great explore, as always, Matt. Thank you.
A friend of mine is named Cinderella. Lol! She used to get irritated because Facebook used to not let her use her actual name for her profile because it was a blocked name. 😂 Poor girl.
Wowwww 🤣🤣🤣
Glad you are back
Me too, thanks!!
Awesome find, Matt. Congratulations!
That was incredible! I don't know why I'm surprised...back in the day people did name their children in such a way that insured they would be noticed..I had relatives with names like..Count Lack!..Queen Elizabeth..Dobbin..Dorsey..Tandy.. Lol 😁👍🙋🕊️♥️
"I Love the hidden Cemeteries the most, so secret So Private,Great Video!!!"
Awesome video, kept me in suspense fearing you wouldn't be able to find the grave. So glad you did though. If they want to keep the story alive though she's gonna need a new headstone soon, that one is pretty much about gone already. Glad you shared this awesome adventure with us, Matt. Be safe.
Thankyou again for another interesting journey Matt. For those of us who live abroad, or are disabled, you become our eyes, ears and feet...you certainly do a lot of walking! That’s for sure! So a huge Thankyou from the start. It was nice to see that a fair number of stones had been repaired, which I havnt seen in other places, and was really glad that someone was making such an effort, as it can’t be cheap to do.
It feels strange to me that you are always wary of the police turning up to question you...why? Surely you can go researching without doing anything wrong? That’s a shame. Well done on this trip....it does seem that the name is actually misspelt as someone already pointed out, but maybe the family couldn’t spell.? Either way “The boy done good!” Warm regards...Helen in the U.K. 🙋😘👍
Great find. Did you notice the last name? Steed. Like a Princess riding on a white steed. Her parents were clever. Sweet💐
I like the way you speak
Karen Woodring I like the way you look
What's the oldest grave you've ever found?
Matt this was an awesome find Thank you
I love these videos, you are so respectful and kind of those that have been lost to the world. Keep up the good work and thank you for doing such a great job !!
Hi Matt, such an interesting video! I stumbled upon your channel by accident and I loooove it! Your way of telling stories about your findings and your respectful way to handle the remains of people, may they be dead or just abandoned their omes, is really awesome, I could watch for hours! Please go on with your wonderful adventures for years to come, and thank you for sharing this with us.
Thanks, Ramona! I am hoping to be doing this for a long time to come!
Hi Matt, wow what an awesome name to give to your Daughter actually. Great piece of filming and we got there in the end lol. It's weird though because I kept thinking oh no I bet it's at the very start and you didn't see it. Cool video, thanks. x
It's funny how sometimes you find who you're looking for right away, other times you pass right over them. And sometimes it leads you to accidentally finding something else interesting.
That is so true ;).
Very cool find. Looks like they are repairing some of the stones. Hope they continue. Keep Safe❤Keep Well ❤
There is a grave there for Cinderella according to findagrave. So it is there. Also it is on a concrete slab.
Another awesome movie kid. good job.
hey i've been a subscriber so long i feel like i know you personally-great job just a request- could you slow down your filming of cemetaries long enough so we can read a few more of the grave markers and the reading of dates of death-come to Hawaii to kauai- have i got a cemetary for you buddy-Later
This was wonderful. Thank you so much for finding it and sharing it with us. I always slow the videos down a bit when I watch them, and I pause at each gravestone so I can read it. That cemetery seemed full of young women in their 20's and 30's. And children and infants too. A hard life "back in the good ol' days" ! Thanks again.
I love old graveyards and you always find good ones out here in California we don’t have many old ones so thank you for taking us along!
Another excellent explore Matt! Thanks for all of your hard work!
I know you were in the midwest on this trip hog barns and crops one of my relatives is in a cemetery in the middle of crop fields it's kind of weird great video 🙂🌳👍
Thank you for your work.
😀👍 Great work
Wonder if that's how they truly spelled the name. Or maybe they couldn't fit the letter "E" on the headstone. Wonderful find Matt. Rest In Paradise
Great place! That was fascinating! Thanks.
WOW Cool video :)
Big history buff here. I really like your videos. That was awesome
I don't know how I found your channel, but I'm so glad I did. Thank you for the wonderful content.
Thank you!!
Im wondering if the property owner put those signs up just as a deterrent. I don't imagine that area has a lot of police presence.
Yea I call bluff on the signs, unless the dead are better protected than the living. But dead people don’t generate much revenue so I doubt the cops hang around there much.
Glad to see you back Matt. I miss watching your explorations !
Thanks for sticking around!
Good job finding !
Cool, you found it!
O cemitério é muito antigo e o lugar é lindo!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
These cemetery videos are awesome I love the music matt.great job😘
" wow"😊
Found your channel and I watched all your videos. Very awesome channel! Can’t wait to see the next video. This video was awesome!
Great video, Matt and I'm so glad that you found Cinderella's grave! :-D
Thanks Matt for sharing with me about The Grave Of Cinderella | Mystery and Folklore and thanks again for this interesting video Matt and God Bless you and I can't wait for your next video.
Thanks!!
awesome video thanks
It would be great if you can give a background history of the cementery
Great video! Your persistence paid off! And the background music set the “mood.” It would be a great night location, just to see if the rumors are true. If you decide to do that, I have to give you credit. I don’t think I could go out there at night!!
Another Good one Matt! I subscribed! I never thought anyone could make cemeteries interesting! Thanks!
Thank you, Miles!!
The VanKeuren family also had a Cinderella.. Married a Gilbert vasbinder. 1880 time frame.
Hi Matt great vlog
My great grandmother was named Cinderella. And my little sister is named after her. My sister hated the name growing up, but now she loves it. She's an artist and she signs all her paintings with "Cinderella". www.findagrave.com/memorial/32994736/cinderella-alice-weaver
one of the very 1st stones u passed Caroline Steed Payne is Cinderlla's sister...both are daughters of John Steed & Elithea Martin Steed
I think the slabs are just covers placed on top of the grave. I don't think they open. The metal grave is made of zinc They sound hollow if you knock on them. They have a bluish tint and don't corrode. They are somewhat breakable. These markers were only made by one company the Monumental Bronze Company of Bridgeport, Connecticut. They had subsidiaries/distributors in Detroit, Chicago, and Des Moines their work can be found across the US. However, their years of production were 1875 to 1912. You can still find quite a few of them. 5:40 veterans grave is veteran of the civil war. I was looking for one particular grave in a cemetery one time. I got there and the place was huge. There was no way I was going to be able to find it. I left a few coins on a grave and asked the spirits for help and walked directly to the grave I was looking for. Nice find. Glad you found it.
Couple years back with a list of all cemeteries in Jasper County, Indiana including there approximate location. Found all but two cause of private property.
Interesting Matt very cool 😎. Awesome find
Good trip,thanks Matt.....
Have you seen some of the small town cemeteries in southern Louisiana like Donaldsonville, Westwego etc???
Great video thank you Matt
Awesome find
Awesome video dawg!
It’s the thought that counts!lol
Odd noise at 13:03
I like ur videos so cool and awesome
Hi Matt, thank you for verifying rumor to fact. Very well attended cemetery and so peaceful however the gun range?
That's really cool 🙌👍
It doesn't spell Cinderella. It spells Cinderlla.
The spelling is close enough for me! LOL
Had to rewind but you’re right. However, it appears to me like perhaps the parents just didn’t know the correct spelling and or had no concept of phonetic rules. Not far fetched in my mind bc not many people in that time frame were well educated. My grandmothers middle name was Leila. Her parents pronounced it Lee- i- La, the correct pronunciation is Lay- La.
Me also!
We have family graves with misspelling. If the mason made error it would have been too expensive to make another.
I noticed that too! I figured the stone mason had run out of room on the marker or they just didn't know how to properly spell the name they had given her since it wasn't a traditional family name like Elizabeth, Catherine, Jane or Hannah (names that were used literally dozens of times in my family genealogy.) I've loved cemeteries since I was a little girl and am a total genealogy junkie. I was lucky enough to know two of my great grandmothers and got so much family history from them before they died. Thank you for letting me join you on this cemetery tour.
You should say some stats on!,🤗
awesome video xx
It would be nice if you could say or show more names and dates on your videos; and do you ever say state or towns your in; or how about the name of the cemeteries.
Glad you found the stone, I thought when you first went into the cemetery and I saw the headstone for STEED, that would be where it was. Just made sense.
What state or states are these cemeteries located within?
wow that is insane, never knew there was a real person named Cinderella
It reads as Cinderlla. Am I wrong?
The graveyard where I live has one named Batman.
Wow! That's different!
We have a family of Batman's at my local cemetery. There are 8 of them.
omg, cinderella, wow, LOLLLLLLLL
Which cemetery and in which state is this Cinderella in ???
Hi Matt! How are you?
You need a evp spirit box try it sometimes it works.
Did you do any kind of research of this place.
Maybe they didn’t know how to spell the Cinderella correctly back then. Poor dear baby
wow,, is that 18 months ? when she died or 18 years ?
months
I really hate it when he goes so fast that I can't read the names and dates on the stones!
I think that cemetery vandalism is of the lowest form of human life.
How old was Cinderella when she passed. You didn't say.
In the stone, say "Cinderlla"not Cinderella.
Most Irish ☘️ names are on most of the gravestones,
I know a very lovely woman named Cinderella. She owns a home daycare.
The name is not to uncommon 100 years ago and is still used today ,i had a aunt named Cinderella she was called Cindy. As far as spelling 100 years ago lots of people spelled words like they was spelled before the dictionary changed the way words was spelled. I am surprised most writers today do not know spelling of words was changed. And often say things wrote 200 hundred years ago was spelled wrong. When it is only there lack of knowledge.
Here's more info www.findagrave.com/memorial/19927557/cinderella-steed
does anyone know if there was a real Cinderella, such as a princess
I paused the video and I think she was only 18 months old.
The stone doesn't read 'CINDERELLA' it reads "CINDERLLA" possibly of Italian origin.. Cin-der-lla,, not Cin-der-ella!!🤔
It looks like it says Cinderlla....rather than Cinderella
I see that Cinderella is missing an E...says cinderlla....So Who knows?
A lot people back in the 1800s were not literate so misspelling was common back then.