What a cool story this is Steven, and one that I admit I didn't know anything about! Dahlonega is one of the few places in the mountains that I don't visit much, mostly because all of Atlanta does! I vaguely remember seeing the stone pile as a child but that was LONG ago! It's quite possible that it's a grave. The Cherokee in the area couldn't bury their folks very deep, so they often used stones to cover graves, sometimes making actual burial plots out of the stones for entire families, creating stone mounds. They also didn't have Kings and Princesses but allowed the white folks to title their Chieftain families as such so people would know that they were to be respected. (They are big on honesty and respect!) I know of a plant in Canton, Georgia that was built over Cherokee graves and had trouble from day one of operation! It's now an apartment complex and it still has its share of trouble and ghostly sightings, so it wouldn't surprise me that her grave is haunted and cursed if you disrespect it. No grave should ever be disrespected, anyway! Thanks for telling me about this! I'll have to go up and visit one day. I'll bring a pretty piece of quartz rock to make her happy too! Y'all take care now! May God bless you and yours. 😊
@@nancyholcombe8030 it happened to several. And for some, it was their parents and children who were removed for progress. Selfishly, I'd care a lot more if they tried to exhume my daughter.
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I believe that there’s things we can’t explain or control. It seems that NA folklore presents a strong case of substantial evidence.
@@thomastiefel7922 it sure does dont it thank you
Great telling. I've read through this legend a few times, and its always a good one.
I absolutely love Cherokee legends specially since my mom was echota
Goes to show one should never mess with the unknown. Have a good weekend there Myers
You as well and thank you so much
Enjoy your Christmas Steven, Autumn and Hope ❤✨️🎄❄️🎁, and thank you for the story
The very same to you sis
What a cool story this is Steven, and one that I admit I didn't know anything about! Dahlonega is one of the few places in the mountains that I don't visit much, mostly because all of Atlanta does! I vaguely remember seeing the stone pile as a child but that was LONG ago! It's quite possible that it's a grave. The Cherokee in the area couldn't bury their folks very deep, so they often used stones to cover graves, sometimes making actual burial plots out of the stones for entire families, creating stone mounds. They also didn't have Kings and Princesses but allowed the white folks to title their Chieftain families as such so people would know that they were to be respected. (They are big on honesty and respect!) I know of a plant in Canton, Georgia that was built over Cherokee graves and had trouble from day one of operation! It's now an apartment complex and it still has its share of trouble and ghostly sightings, so it wouldn't surprise me that her grave is haunted and cursed if you disrespect it. No grave should ever be disrespected, anyway! Thanks for telling me about this! I'll have to go up and visit one day. I'll bring a pretty piece of quartz rock to make her happy too! Y'all take care now! May God bless you and yours. 😊
See sad building atop a grave sight like that
Hubby's Cherokee Great Grandma was exhumed and moved by Imminent Domain. It's like they didn't matter.
@@jannitanolen-bevers5672 I'm so sorry that happened to y'all.
@@nancyholcombe8030 it happened to several. And for some, it was their parents and children who were removed for progress. Selfishly, I'd care a lot more if they tried to exhume my daughter.
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Enjoyed the story pal, may you and yours have a wonderful christmas !
Thank you for watching and Merry Christmas to you as well!
Just love your stories! I believe in folklore
Thank you so much Maryanne
Merry Christmas Myers . Blessings on you and yours!
Thank you Shirley Merry Christmas to you and Nick
Interesting
I've not heard of this place but wow, it's amazing and chilling. ❤
Crazy history isn't it
Merry Christmas to all! Very good story!!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you!
Well, i won't test the removal of a stone just in case. ❤
Merry Christmas to you and yours!
I don't blame you Korki it would be mighty rough to find out it was true 😂
Myers hey Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to y’all
Merry Christmas to you and the family