Part 2 of the wildly overgrown cemetery we explored and documented. This part 2 is by far my favorite of the 2 videos of this cemetery. Piecing back together that broken stone was pretty amazing. Subscribe to the new Vlog: ruclips.net/channel/UC56vh2L-M0czmoTRLhSMaxg PayPal Tip Jar: www.paypal.me/rwrightphotography Special thanks to gas fund contributors: Syma Ruby M And huge shoutout to Robert for support! Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/SidestepAdventures My flashlights: olight.idevaffiliate.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=282
My grandmother is buried on private property in Wilkes Co. NC but the location doesn't come up on find a grave. There are no relatives there to ask. These forgotten graves are so sad.
Forgotten cemetery..so sad 無縁仏 生きた証が吹き込まれる感じがして毎回見ています I can’t speak English so l don’t know what you say but l know what you want to say something little bit Sorry From Japan ジャパン
Sarah would of been forgotten if you had not done what you did Same with all the others.So sad to see it like this but atleast now they not forgotten Great video
Robert God bless you guys for clearing the debris off those graves bless you for piecing those stones together. Thanks for honoring these people by reading their names 🙏 ❤
Robert, Cody and all your friends are just To Cool! It's really awesome that you not only Locate these lost cemeteries, but bring those lost to time back to the present.... Thanks Guy's...👍🏆
You 2 work great together. The stones seem like there getting deeper. Thank goodness you guys have noses like a blood hounds. I think you need to write a history book of all you amazing adventures. Very satisfying work indeed. 🚙🔎🔦
I feel so sorry for that last man, Thomas J. Alexander. He lost his wife and new born daughter with in two months of each other. The wife died in May 1892, a month after the daughter was born and then the daughter died two months later, in July 1892 at the age of 3 months old.
The wife most likely died from puerperal fever,also known as child bed fever caused by unhygienic delivery......the baby would have been wet nursed.....but didn’t thrive........women and children had t tough in those days
Thanks guys for working so hard on these forgotten graves. Now more than ever, I'm convinced for myself, cremation is the answer. From ashes to ashes. It's just so sad to see all these forgotten people out in the woods.
Oh Robert that was just fantastic. Looked like tree may have smashed that grave up what you did piecing it together was just fantastic. Just love the care and attention you pay to all these graves. Just love it. Thank you so much for taking me along. Please stay safe
@@annelauber3016 Most of these are Christian burials. As for evil spirits, trust me, these days they are everywhere, and likely you will find them at your neighbors before you will find them in that cemetery. But if you walk in the Lord and ask him to take care of binding up the evil, then you do not walk in fear. Christ goes before me, stands behind me, and surrounds me to protect me. He does that for all who believe. I know this for a fact as I have crazy neighbors who practice voodoo and there are also Satanist. I do not walk in fear for I have a powerful God and Savior, and they know this. It is God who protects us, and God who receives all the thanks and praise. Be wise, but don’t walk in fear. Take care.
In watching You two work I would like to make a suggestion to you. A battery powered leaf blower would be a tremendous help to you. You can blow leav and debris off of this Graves much faster and with less effort stress to you.
That new camera was a fine investment! Great picture AND sound! Excellent cemetery explore! Lots of folks born in the early 1800s... considering those graves are almost 200 years old now, they were surprisingly easy to read. ...and I'm equally impressed that, throughout all that digging and brush/leaf removal, no snakes were found. Two thumbs up for that!!! :-) Valerie.
I'm awestruck with the beauty of those old markers. Even that really polished one. My word. The quotes these dear people put on these long forgotten markers. Thank you for everything you do. I have family buried back in the woods on someone else's property in Gillsville Georgia. I wonder if I'll ever make it by there again.
Thank you gentlemen for documenting that cemetery . I would hope someone would know about that cemetery from the family but it doesn’t look that way at all.
When you are saved by grace by faith you could also be Lutheran. Great video, thank you so much for doing this. God bless you all. You do worderful work.
Just came across the guys taking their time to do this work God 🙏 bless you all for what you are doing but I do fine this so sad how these people that came before us have been forgotten like this until Sidestep came along 🙏
You have had your work cut out for you in this cemetary. What an amazing effort by you all. This is going to be one of my favourite cemetaries. Can't thank you enough for your effort in reviving these. Sad forgotten graves. I don't think those that are buried there would concerned about its state as they appear to believe that they will be with their loved ones in heaven. Lynne Australia 🇦🇺🐨💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛. How many graves do you think are there.
There needs to be a national group that looks after old cemeteries with chapters in all the towns in the country. I bet there would be many retired people who would love to care for these old graveyards after you and those like you have found them. If you only went out there a few times a year it would be enough.
AWESOME job Robert. You guys are so good for doing this. I hope some of their descendants see this and visit the site. Thank you for what you do God bless you both
I love these history cemetery vids. Such respect for you guys to call out the names of these forgotten people. Thanks boys and greetz from the Netherlands🌷
Robert, I love your videos, but I can´t look at the distress you give me anymore. Use at least a broom that will protect you from snakes and scorpions. Hugs from Brazil.
Hi Guys, my Mothers Sister married one Brian Cox here in the County of Buckinghamshire UK. The Government should make some kind of rule that keeps all graves in cemeteries and graveyards in a respectful condition. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx💖🤘
God bless you men for this work you do. Taking changes with snakes, etc to unearth forgotten souls! At least forgotten on this earth.. but never forgotten by our Heavenly Father. Beautiful to see and hear the wording... yet sad because of neglect. But when not rich and famous with caretakers forever... that is what happens to these quiet souls. For we are God’s children and are in His eyes and arms forever ! Thanks Robert ! Your video have a way of humbling me every time we visit these cemeteries. For that...again...THANK YOU !
You guys are amazing 🤩. Keeping history alive and treating the deceased with respect at all times. I love your channel and videos. Especially the ones with the other Robert in! He’s a blast 😀
God Bless you gentlemen! You are all so wonderful! Thank-you for all your care, dedication, and respect you are showing those at rest. You are wonderful and I wish many will learn from your service, ❤️
being a genealogy researcher for the past 27 yrs, and knowing that though a LOT of my family is in parts of Tennessee and Kentucky, North and South Carolina, I know distant ancestors are also in Parts of Alabama and Georgia, so really appreciate all you do in documenting these. cause they are ALL important. Have been going over your videos and taking notes, since I have already seen a FEW that may be related to the Cantrell family lines or married into them:-)
Part 2 was so interesting and we are so proud of you and your friends for cleaning off all those forgotten graves. It's sad the state does not send any one out to these sites and clean them all up. They could be putting a lot of people to work if they did. Can't wait to see Part 3
31st Infantry, Company H "Mountain Tigers" - Binns, Joseph D.-Private May 16, 1862. Discharged, on account of rheumatism and gastric intestine disease, at Farm- ville, Va. Sept. 21, 1863. (Born Aug. 20, 1831.) He married Narcissa Missouri Cox daughter of Jesse Cox.
People in comments: Robert, you need brooms, towels, water, hiking boots, rifle, kitchen sink, dining table.... Robert: keys, check.... Okay it's time to head out 🏃♂️🏃♂️🏃♂️ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So happy that through you these people will always be remembered . I wonder why the care stopped. That symbol is what I thought was an eye but not as sure will have to check it out. Keep Safe ❤ Keep Well❤
I always wondered if you were worried about snakes or other critters when there’s an opening under the stones. Love what you do, it ads history to not just your area but,even to this person from up north here.
Great work guy's I love the old grave stones great history done a few myself in Scotland 1700s lots of Irish grave stones look forward to watching more.
40 years ago when I was in college in extreme southwestern Pennsylvania, I lived in a dormitory called Binns Hall. Wondering if there might be a connection?
@@AdventuresIntoHistory I'm thinking maybe they gave a large endowment to the college, which used to be a teacher's college - California Normal School.
I wish more people did what you all are doing! I take pictures of headstones in my local cemeteries for FindAGrave.com for people doing genealogy who cannot make it to areas where they have family buried. How awesome that you read out the dates and other details for those who are searching for info. So many documents have been lost to time and the information you share is priceless! Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing another great video but yet sad to see a Resting Place of Loved Ones unkept! Take care , stay safe and healthy wherever your next adventure takes you guys ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Hi there. Bring with you a bag of flour. Rub the flour into the stone really well. It'll wash out when it rains. You'll see everything on the gravestone unless it was scratched into the surface.
Bless you for all you do in these old cemeteries. You are clearly proclaiming your humanity & love for your fellow man by caring for graves of those long gone who are so many neither related or known by you. In addition, I'm so happy to see you all using those fantastic brushes to clear the stones of dirt & debris. I was cringing every time you did it with bare hands. I was praying there was no insect waiting to bite or sting or glass shards waiting or small thorns waiting to bite unprotected hands. So thank you for getting & using those!
Part 2 of the wildly overgrown cemetery we explored and documented. This part 2 is by far my favorite of the 2 videos of this cemetery. Piecing back together that broken stone was pretty amazing.
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I'm so glad you guts did this. Thank you from another Georgian
My grandmother is buried on private property in Wilkes Co. NC but the location doesn't come up on find a grave. There are no relatives there to ask. These forgotten graves are so sad.
I'm so Addicted to your Southern Documentaries...There's so much history in the south...
Forgotten cemetery..so sad
無縁仏 生きた証が吹き込まれる感じがして毎回見ています
I can’t speak English so l don’t know what you say but l know what you want to say something little bit
Sorry From Japan ジャパン
lynda mclean what women?
These souls are in good hands with these respectable gentlemen.
Sarah would of been forgotten if you had not done what you did Same with all the others.So sad to see it like this but atleast now they not forgotten Great video
Robert God bless you guys for clearing the debris off those graves bless you for piecing those stones together. Thanks for honoring these people by reading their names 🙏 ❤
Sarah was smiling as you fixed her stone. You guys do amazing work documenting these cemeteries.
Robert, Cody and all your friends are just To Cool! It's really awesome that you not only Locate these lost cemeteries, but bring those lost to time back to the present....
Thanks Guy's...👍🏆
Excellent...thanks! 💐
Gentlemen, you all have earned your wings in the eyes of God when its your time for all you have done for these souls...God Bless you Guys !😇💖
Heavenly Father, bless all the dead known to You alone.
A'Ho!❤
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Bless ALL the dead!!
@@nikkidodd2305 Yes. May God bless all the dead, and keep them!
A BIG shout out to your "helpers" They are caring and hard working!
You 2 work great together. The stones seem like there getting deeper. Thank goodness you guys have noses like a blood hounds. I think you need to write a history book of all you amazing adventures. Very satisfying work indeed. 🚙🔎🔦
It was so kind to reassemble a forgotten tombstone.
Y’all are AMAZING. Cody did awesome on camera. Great job.
Great job Cody. Love your work.
Thanks I’m trying to teach him how to film 😉
wow .. you guys are just amazing .. the care you take with those that have left us is truly awe inspiring x Bless you all x
I feel so sorry for that last man, Thomas J. Alexander. He lost his wife and new born daughter with in two months of each other. The wife died in May 1892, a month after the daughter was born and then the daughter died two months later, in July 1892 at the age of 3 months old.
The wife most likely died from puerperal fever,also known as child bed fever caused by unhygienic delivery......the baby would have been wet nursed.....but didn’t thrive........women and children had t tough in those days
Robert and Other Robert, I really appreciate the hard work that you dedicate to these souls who have been forgotten. Bless you both.
Thanks guys for working so hard on these forgotten graves. Now more than ever, I'm convinced
for myself, cremation is the answer. From ashes to ashes. It's just so sad to see all these
forgotten people out in the woods.
It breaks my heart when you read these epitaphs so long unseen by human eyes
Bless you both for putting that gravestone back together.
Beautiful, seeing the names brought back, by speaking their names. Lovely, thank you for respecting their graves.
Reading all the comments on what y'all should bring with you. You would need another truck for just that. Keep up the great work guys!
Thanks for the Amazing Adventures sending love your way take care my friend
Poor Elizabeth - what the heck happened to her gravestone that was in so many pieces!! Annie Belle the mother died in childbirth along with the child.
Oh Robert that was just fantastic. Looked like tree may have smashed that grave up what you did piecing it together was just fantastic. Just love the care and attention you pay to all these graves. Just love it. Thank you so much for taking me along. Please stay safe
You guys work so hard makes me wanna head over and help. No really
Keep it up
Beware of evil spirits! There are good spirits, and then there are evil spirits! So, just beware of the evil spirits!
@@annelauber3016
Most of these are Christian burials. As for evil spirits, trust me, these days they are everywhere, and likely you will find them at your neighbors before you will find them in that cemetery. But if you walk in the Lord and ask him to take care of binding up the evil, then you do not walk in fear. Christ goes before me, stands behind me, and surrounds me to protect me. He does that for all who believe. I know this for a fact as I have crazy neighbors who practice voodoo and there are also Satanist. I do not walk in fear for I have a powerful God and Savior, and they know this. It is God who protects us, and God who receives all the thanks and praise. Be wise, but don’t walk in fear. Take care.
In watching You two work I would like to make a suggestion to you. A battery powered leaf blower would be a tremendous help to you. You can blow leav and debris off of this Graves much faster and with less effort stress to you.
Robert #2 can almost sniff out where a grave is it seems. And I hope his tetanus shot is up to date. Awesome video Robert #1.
Não só a anti-tetanica, mas a antiofidica também!
That new camera was a fine investment! Great picture AND sound!
Excellent cemetery explore! Lots of folks born in the early 1800s... considering those graves are almost 200 years old now, they were surprisingly easy to read.
...and I'm equally impressed that, throughout all that digging and brush/leaf removal, no snakes were found. Two thumbs up for that!!! :-)
Valerie.
I'm awestruck with the beauty of those old markers. Even that really polished one. My word. The quotes these dear people put on these long forgotten markers. Thank you for everything you do. I have family buried back in the woods on someone else's property in Gillsville Georgia. I wonder if I'll ever make it by there again.
It touched my heart when you guys put together Sarah's grave as best as you could.
That’s really nice of the two of you to piece that stone back together !
This was great. I really must applaud your willingness to uncover the long forgotten.🙏🙏
Its guys like you I appreciate as a genealogy searcher. You do such amazing work with each stone of the forgotten graves. Thank you.
Thank you gentlemen for documenting that cemetery . I would hope someone would know about that cemetery from the family but it doesn’t look that way at all.
They are very respectful to the dead
I LOVE what you guys are doing with the old forgotten cemeteries !
Love watching your videos, we have so many interesting churches over here in the Uk.. 👍🏴🏴🏴🏴👍🏴🏴🏴🏴👍
B seen them all. So when u drop another new I’m here. Robert I’m here
Thanks other Robert
B safe guys
Thank you!
Keep up the good work Robert
Thank you sir
When you are saved by grace by faith you could also be Lutheran. Great video, thank you so much for doing this. God bless you all. You do worderful work.
Just came across the guys taking their time to do this work God 🙏 bless you all for what you are doing but I do fine this so sad how these people that came before us have been forgotten like this until Sidestep came along 🙏
You have had your work cut out for you in this cemetary. What an amazing effort by you all. This is going to be one of my favourite cemetaries. Can't thank you enough for your effort in reviving these. Sad forgotten graves. I don't think those that are buried there would concerned about its state as they appear to believe that they will be with their loved ones in heaven. Lynne Australia 🇦🇺🐨💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛. How many graves do you think are there.
There needs to be a national group that looks after old cemeteries with chapters in all the towns in the country. I bet there would be many retired people who would love to care for these old graveyards after you and those like you have found them. If you only went out there a few times a year it would be enough.
@@Valencenliberty 👍
Thanks Robert for all you do may those souls rest in peace.
Another great video. A lot of history in that little yard.
Every cemetery is a museum
@@AdventuresIntoHistory Well, in a way, they are. But, remember, you have to watch out for evil spirits!
I wasnt sure if you guys knew this is the Jesse Cox Cemetery. I Found Sarah listed there and left some flowers online. Love what you guys do!
Wonderful job! Thank you for caring. Wish I could be there to help to all......
All the epitaphs are so beautiful. . . in grief they speak so eloquently of love and hope.
Thank you again. You guys do great work. It's so meaningful to many.
AWESOME job Robert. You guys are so good for doing this. I hope some of their descendants see this and visit the site. Thank you for what you do God bless you both
God Bless you Robert and the other man.
Wow amazing. It makes me want to go clean it up.. 😞
I love these history cemetery vids. Such respect for you guys to call out the names of these forgotten people. Thanks boys and greetz from the Netherlands🌷
Robert, I love your videos, but I can´t look at the distress you give me anymore. Use at least a broom that will protect you from snakes and scorpions. Hugs from Brazil.
Great work gentlemen, that's a big cemetery. Good video, Thanks.
Hi Guys, my Mothers Sister married one Brian Cox here in the County of Buckinghamshire UK. The Government should make some kind of rule that keeps all graves in cemeteries and graveyards in a respectful condition. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx💖🤘
God bless you men for this work you do. Taking changes with snakes, etc to unearth forgotten souls! At least forgotten on this earth.. but never forgotten by our Heavenly Father.
Beautiful to see and hear the wording... yet sad because of neglect. But when not rich and famous with caretakers forever... that is what happens to these quiet souls. For we are God’s children and are in His eyes and arms forever !
Thanks Robert ! Your video have a way of humbling me every time we visit these cemeteries. For that...again...THANK YOU !
Thank you so much for fixing the gravestone that is in pieces.
You are amazing... thank you for bringing them alive in memory!
You guys are amazing 🤩. Keeping history alive and treating the deceased with respect at all times. I love your channel and videos. Especially the ones with the other Robert in! He’s a blast 😀
You 2 are just wonderful! I hope some cleans my grave like that. Amen
God Bless you gentlemen! You are all so wonderful! Thank-you for all your care, dedication, and respect you are showing those at rest. You are wonderful and I wish many will learn from your service, ❤️
Wow you guys are awesome and just great in respecting and honoring the forgotten departed
The stone at 13:15 is granite, which lasts forever. Granite was definitely in use at the time of the death date on that stone.
You two are so awesome and their names are spoken again.
Thanks! Hope someone in the family will clean that up a little before it
gets any worse....
This has been such a fascinating adventure. Amazing that you found all the graves under all the debris.
Another great video. Just wonderful work you all do. Love you all. Love from Australia. Xx
being a genealogy researcher for the past 27 yrs, and knowing that though a LOT of my family is in parts of Tennessee and Kentucky, North and South Carolina, I know distant ancestors are also in Parts of Alabama and Georgia, so really appreciate all you do in documenting these. cause they are ALL important. Have been going over your videos and taking notes, since I have already seen a FEW that may be related to the Cantrell family lines or married into them:-)
Part 2 was so interesting and we are so proud of you and your friends for cleaning off all those forgotten graves. It's sad the state does not send any one out to these sites and clean them all up. They could be putting a lot of people to work if they did. Can't wait to see Part 3
Thank you amazing guys for being so caring about these graves.
31st Infantry, Company H "Mountain Tigers" - Binns, Joseph D.-Private May 16, 1862. Discharged, on account of rheumatism and gastric intestine disease, at Farm- ville, Va. Sept. 21, 1863. (Born Aug. 20, 1831.) He married Narcissa Missouri Cox daughter of Jesse Cox.
Most likely had chronic dysentery, poor soul.
Was he the Freemason?
Great guys. Thank you.
People in comments: Robert, you need brooms, towels, water, hiking boots, rifle, kitchen sink, dining table....
Robert: keys, check....
Okay it's time to head out
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You got that right ! 🙂
So happy that through you these people will always be remembered . I wonder why the care stopped. That symbol is what I thought was an eye but not as sure will have to check it out. Keep Safe ❤ Keep Well❤
I always wondered if you were worried about snakes or other critters when there’s an opening under the stones. Love what you do, it ads history to not just your area but,even to this person from up north here.
You two are great guys. God Bless You.
Great discovery. Thank you for the care that you are showing. I suggest Y'all get a couple of small plastic leaf rakes. Keep it up.
Great work guy's I love the old grave stones great history
done a few myself in Scotland 1700s
lots of Irish grave stones
look forward to watching more.
Love your videos robert!
40 years ago when I was in college in extreme southwestern Pennsylvania, I lived in a dormitory called Binns Hall. Wondering if there might be a connection?
U LOOK AGE 29
Interesting, could be a family connection there
@@geraldmaine3300 I'm 57. 1980 was my first year in college.
@@AdventuresIntoHistory I'm thinking maybe they gave a large endowment to the college, which used to be a teacher's college - California Normal School.
@@AdventuresIntoHistory hi rob whats up? miss u pal sad u never got to maine u have a gift please get a ghost box at the graves chat on g mail
You'll are fantastic people for doing that
I wish more people did what you all are doing! I take pictures of headstones in my local cemeteries for FindAGrave.com for people doing genealogy who cannot make it to areas where they have family buried. How awesome that you read out the dates and other details for those who are searching for info. So many documents have been lost to time and the information you share is priceless! Thank you so much!
Most excellent video (as always)Y,all keeping the pasts names alive. Be safe.
Love it when y’all get down and dirty digging up forgotten history!
Thank you for sharing another great video but yet sad to see a Resting Place of Loved Ones unkept! Take care , stay safe and healthy wherever your next adventure takes you guys ! Doing well here in Kansas .
Hi there. Bring with you a bag of flour. Rub the flour into the stone really well. It'll wash out when it rains. You'll see everything on the gravestone unless it was scratched into the surface.
You have Scorpions back East? I thought those were desert critters! Thank you for the new video.
Thank you for continuing the search of this cemetery. Appreciate all the hard work and dedication💜
Much respect boys, well done. Love the passion 👊
Just an awesome discovery. Thank you.
Thank you
William Jesse Cox's stone looks like marble. You guys did an amazing job.
Lots of Bible quotes on those old graves. I freaked out when I heard Cynthia Ann! That's my name.
In a few years it will be overgrown again. Love this video 😊
Great video, I think a kids metal flat nose sand shovel would work good on those stones to clear the pine needles.
Good work. ??? When you find the long lost civil war graves, do you pass this info on to any local CSA groups. They have a graves registry program.
Please be safe out there and God bless you and your family and friends 🇺🇸🙏
Bless you for all you do in these old cemeteries. You are clearly proclaiming your humanity & love for your fellow man by caring for graves of those long gone who are so many neither related or known by you.
In addition, I'm so happy to see you all using those fantastic brushes to clear the stones of dirt & debris. I was cringing every time you did it with bare hands. I was praying there was no insect waiting to bite or sting or glass shards waiting or small thorns waiting to bite unprotected hands. So thank you for getting & using those!
Thank you for your diligent work, I really enjoy your videos!
Going back soon .
Fantastic!!!
Great news