all the crypts standing like little houses in a village of the dead really remarkable . well done for the scramble through the brambles it was really worth it to be able to see the remains . And I'm so glad the unknown woman was finally given her name and is now at peace . Thank you Serenity Sue for sharing xx
More skeletons! Lovely place there. In Nova Scotia and Newfoundland the houses are also brightly coloured too. Am glad that Margaret had her identity reestablished after so many years. Good one guys!😊👍🙏
Another lovely video and another lovely visit. Thanks so much for all you do. Your videos as well as those of Irish eyes are a real escape from reality for me and I can't thank you enough for that. Be well Sue and stay blessed. Much love and every blessing.
You have such an appreciation of aesthetics when it comes to graveyards. My wife and me also enjoy the architecture of resting places, the railings, the stylized designs of the stones. Also astonishing is the human remains so clearly visible - another story of someone’s life still being told.
Really interesting seeing so many crypts so neatly arranged. This is another beautiful and historic cemetery. Thank you, look forward to the next one!! Have a great new week!!
Lusitania was a very fast ship. During WWI they stopped using the fourth boiler because of the cost of the fuel and manpower to keep it running. Her primary commercial purpose was as a cruise ship but during the war fewer people were making the voyage so cost cutting measures were taken. So at the time it was sunk it could not travel at top speed.
What a beautiful graveyard with so many crypts and vaults I’m sensing a lot of children spirts there Another great video Sue and GV May God bless all those that rest there and may they be in eternal peace ❤❤
Thank you so much Sue. You always go that extra bit and crawl down just to have a peep inside, well it certainly was worth it this time. Two vertually complete skeletons, just amazing to see. The history re the sinking of that ship has so many stories to tell. Take care and bless you both 💕🇦🇺
It's always amazing to get a peep in and I certainly couldn't believe what I saw, how much history was in this place, unfortunately not all could be read or I'm sure we would have found so much more ❤️
Thank you 🙏 Enjoying your series from California. I grew up in rural Cork prior to emigrating to NY at age 14 with my twin sister and mother to join our 2 brothers. Our oldest sister had joined the Holy Faith nuns and lives in Glasnevin…a stones throw from the National cemetery and beautiful botanical gardens. I would not trade those simple but meager times for anything in the world and I do so miss the green green grass of home.☘️
Hi Elizabeth, what area in Cork, I've a few videos from Cork now and youghal coming soon, I bet you feel Irish true and true, we are such a great group here, ❤️❤️
Hi Sue, I’m pleasantly surprised to receive a personal reply. We lived in Templemartin, about seven miles from Bandon. My father, grand/ great grandparents and other family are in Kilcrea Abbey near Ovens. It is located in the beautiful Bride river valley and I hope to have my little urn interred there also. My father John passed on October 4th 1946, exactly 3 months before we were born. We attended Gurranes school…a little 2 room school and went to Cloughduv church in our poney and trap. I was about 7 years old when our house had electricity installed. I remember the oil lamps on the wall. My mother’s hands were full trying to raise five children under the age of eight on her own. Btw, I’ve experienced communications from the spirit world through dreams and EVP. I view death as a simple doorway…a doorway to new adventures. Thank you for taking me along on your adventures and take care of yourself. Kind regards, Betty 👍🙏☘️😊 .
Wow Betty, thanks for sharing your story and it's a fascinating one, hard time for your mother but she did it, amazing and a strong lady, thanks for sharing ❤️
Hey Sue! Another great video. Your camera work gets better and better. I love seeing all the green and flowers. I love in the desert of Las Vegas and miss all the green. Stay safe@
Old Church Cemetery in Cobh holds the mass grave of 193 victims of the sinking of the Lusitania, a place I'd like to visit. The anniversary of the sinking will soon be here on May 7th. Loving your work ❤
Some lovely stones so sad the young ones, I seen one like that in cemetery in town and it said where they lived so interesting, they are in the one with the tree swings I go next week try take photos or video
You did an amazing job documenting everything in detail and you did your homework and research i'm impressed. I had hoped that maybe you might help me. My name is Arik. I am 41 and terminally ill from brain swelling. I don't have much longer to live. And need answers and closure. I am looking for the Kelly family or Kelley not sure. All records were destroyed in an arsenal fire around 1917. Michael was from all my resources the caretaker at the lighthouse and had the shack right next to it as their home. His best friend was the blacksmith Angus O'Callaghan. Michael's wife was Cynthia who died of either stomach cancer or maybe consumption around 1913 or 14, they had a daughter Rose who died at 14 or so after giving birth to a baby girl. Who I believe was handed to an elderly couple on a near by island. Rose was supposed to of been buried on his Their island so that the daughter can visit her mum any time. Michael's son Nolan was also young about 12 or 14 when after Rose The country took him away and his last words to his dad were as followed Dad I love you very much Please stay strong because very soon. I will run away from the orphanage and come back to you. And we could be a family again and no one can stop us. Make hole broke down and continued to care for the White House. And it's garden, but every night he came inside and saw his empty home and his kids rooms away, they left them And after that every night he wanted the living room and sat on one of the 2 cast iron chairs Angus made for him and his wife's anniversary and has a Turkish royal cigarette in one hand ans a scotch in the other and listed to a primitive record his wife made that she sang to the children that she wrote now known as you are my sunshine. He did this 5 nights in a row then the last night he died of a broken heart. A broken man who lost everyone he loved. Angus found him the next day and buried him next to Cynthia about a few clicks from their home and the lighthouse. I don't remember how many clicks and and they each had a Celtic Cross on Is there unmarked graves. Rumor has it That Angus himself Paid for Nolan To go on a cruise liner to America where he got a job as ground keeper. And later on the caregiver of Ellis island where he met his wife. He also apparently kept his promise to his family to publish his mom's song. And sold it to the land that now made it the song that it is. After that he joined world war two and died at Is the battle Of normandy. He was shot near the shoulder from Enemy fire answer. His unit ran for their lives and he was at the time time. His shoe leaned over when He got shot, but he wouldn't live. But he fell forward into a landmine andto his chest that's when he died. This is all I have and that are all unconfirmed reports as all family records were destroyed in the arson fire in nineteen seventeen. And with Michael and his wife's graves unmarked now. And part of the golf course it's gonna be hard to find anything and with no way of finding out for sure. Anything about rose on the nearby island or Nolan in America. I need answers and I need closures before I die. Please help me god bless.
Hi, I'm sorry to hear your health is not so good. Kelly and O Callaghan are popular names here in Ireland, we have many lighthouses and little islands, unfortunately I just wouldn't know where to start. If you had the county name it would help
@SerenitySueGraveyards yes county cork, old head of Kinsale, the lighthouse and shack are now part of the golf course. Mind u all family records of their existence were in that arson fire in 1917 in that white building
Hi Sue. With regards to the headstone of George Arnop, are all those people on the inscriptions buried in that one grave? I can't see how you could keep adding to it as surely it would disturb the bodies already there? I can only assume the stone commemorates the others who maybe buried elsewhere?
Hi, I've seen it lots of times, my own family have a few buried in the one place but honestly I'm not really sure about this one, there were a lot of names x
Great video Sue and GV, thank you very much. I have never seen so many crypts of this type before. This church ⛪️ and graveyard are just super cool! Those remains, I saw no evidence of coffins, how do you think they got that way? Thank you again Sue and GV, take care 🙂.
I've found a few since this video, one from last night even, where you can't find remains of a coffin, perhaps it was a cheaper burial just to have a shroud
@Serenity Sue That makes sense 🤔. Although, you would think, that if a family could afford a half way decent burial vault, the family could afford coffins ⚰️ , Even low quality coffins, for its members to be buried in. Thank you very much again Sue, for your time and patience with my questions.
I wonder if you would consider researching President Biden’s Irish roots on his mother’s side (Finnegan). I believe his grandmother is from Mayo. I’m certain it would be a very popular episode which would garner more subscribers. I would certainly share it. He and President Zelenskyy were born for this moment in world history. The other guy almost pulled off that coup attempt. Where would Ukraine be now if that had occurred….I shudder at the thought of it!!
I love yours and Irish eyes videos they help me relax. Oh how sad. Margaret was beautiful. Thank you. Be safe
Thanks very much Vivian ❤️
Such unique and beautiful headstones, mausoleums, and crypts. Beautiful cemetery.
So many crypts there an a lot of history too ❤️
all the crypts standing like little houses in a village of the dead really remarkable . well done for the scramble through the brambles it was really worth it to be able to see the remains . And I'm so glad the unknown woman was finally given her name and is now at peace . Thank you Serenity Sue for sharing xx
Thanks Caron, you're very welcome ❤️ ❤️
My goodness! What beautiful spring day! This is a very beautiful cemetery.
Hi Shawn just like the town of Kinsale that surrounds the church just beautiful 😍
Thank you for taking us on a lovely tour today Sue!
Thanks Valerie ❤️
More skeletons! Lovely place there. In Nova Scotia and Newfoundland the houses are also brightly coloured too. Am glad that Margaret had her identity reestablished after so many years. Good one guys!😊👍🙏
Very welcome Hans ❤️
You had some lovely sunbeams in this video. Thanks for another interesting tour, Sue.
Thanks Cathy s 😘
Another lovely video and another lovely visit. Thanks so much for all you do. Your videos as well as those of Irish eyes are a real escape from reality for me and I can't thank you enough for that. Be well Sue and stay blessed. Much love and every blessing.
Thank Timothy ❤️ ❤️
You have such an appreciation of aesthetics when it comes to graveyards. My wife and me also enjoy the architecture of resting places, the railings, the stylized designs of the stones.
Also astonishing is the human remains so clearly visible - another story of someone’s life still being told.
Thanks Andrew, thos place is so full of amazing history❤️
Thank you for taking us along as you explore our Ancestors variety of resting places !🌹🍀🌹
Very welcome K ❤️
Thank you Sue and Irish Eyes for sharing this cemetery. Amazing crypts and headstones. The houses surrounding are beautiful with the varying colors.
Thanks Randy, its a gorgeous graveyard xx
Really interesting seeing so many crypts so neatly arranged. This is another beautiful and historic cemetery. Thank you, look forward to the next one!! Have a great new week!!
Thank you For taking us with you…again so beautiful..take care of yourself ❤️
Thanks Robert ❤️
Lusitania was a very fast ship. During WWI they stopped using the fourth boiler because of the cost of the fuel and manpower to keep it running. Her primary commercial purpose was as a cruise ship but during the war fewer people were making the voyage so cost cutting measures were taken. So at the time it was sunk it could not travel at top speed.
Ahh it's one of those stories that everyone has heard of ❤️
What a beautiful graveyard with so many crypts and vaults
I’m sensing a lot of children spirts there
Another great video Sue and GV
May God bless all those that rest there and may they be in eternal peace ❤❤
Thank you
Thank you for all the stories you tell and all the journeys you share. What a wonderful time I had. Take care and be safe
Thanks Sylvia ❤️
Hi sue and everyone hope u r all right sue another banging cemetery ☺️☺️
What a gorgeous graveyard 😍
Boa noite querida top demais estes restos mortais
Thanks Cleiton ❤️ 😊
Morning from ballarat in Oz👋👋👋🇦🇺to you both
It's night from me here Peter ❤️❤️
Thank you so much Sue. You always go that extra bit and crawl down just to have a peep inside, well it certainly was worth it this time. Two vertually complete skeletons, just amazing to see. The history re the sinking of that ship has so many stories to tell. Take care and bless you both 💕🇦🇺
It's always amazing to get a peep in and I certainly couldn't believe what I saw, how much history was in this place, unfortunately not all could be read or I'm sure we would have found so much more ❤️
Thank you 🙏 Enjoying your series from California. I grew up in rural Cork prior to emigrating to NY at age 14 with my twin sister and mother to join our 2 brothers. Our oldest sister had joined the Holy Faith nuns and lives in Glasnevin…a stones throw from the National cemetery and beautiful botanical gardens. I would not trade those simple but meager times for anything in the world and I do so miss the green green grass of home.☘️
Hi Elizabeth, what area in Cork, I've a few videos from Cork now and youghal coming soon, I bet you feel Irish true and true, we are such a great group here, ❤️❤️
Hi Sue,
I’m pleasantly surprised to receive a personal reply. We lived in Templemartin, about seven miles from Bandon. My father, grand/ great grandparents and other family are in Kilcrea Abbey near Ovens. It is located in the beautiful Bride river valley and I hope to have my little urn interred there also. My father John passed on October 4th 1946, exactly 3 months before we were born. We attended Gurranes school…a little 2 room school and went to Cloughduv church in our poney and trap. I was about 7 years old when our house had electricity installed. I remember the oil lamps on the wall.
My mother’s hands were full trying to raise five children under the age of eight on her own.
Btw, I’ve experienced communications from the spirit world through dreams and EVP. I view death as a simple doorway…a doorway to new adventures.
Thank you for taking me along on your adventures and take care of yourself.
Kind regards, Betty 👍🙏☘️😊
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Wow Betty, thanks for sharing your story and it's a fascinating one, hard time for your mother but she did it, amazing and a strong lady, thanks for sharing ❤️
The Lusitania was a horrible tragedy , so glad that poor woman was finally identified
So so sad ❤️❤️
One of your best videos!👍👍💖💖💖💖👍👍 Take care!
Thanks Richard ❤️
Oh what a pretty lady such a sad story.
She was beautiful 😍
Very unusual and beautiful cemetery! Thanks so much for the tour Sue💕. I missed the live chat, I feel asleep 😴 You are sounding better!
Thanks Liz, yes a little, meds are killing my tummy, joys of antibiotics ❤️
Thank you Sue I enjoyed this the skeletons wow! there are some amazing stone works in there. 🤗
Pretty cool find and I wasn't expecting it because all the crypts were sealed up
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏excellent as usual it’s 8.00am ,sat morning here so I’ll wish you both good nite from ballarat in Oz😴😴🇦🇺
Thanks Peter have a great day ❤️
Hey Sue! Another great video. Your camera work gets better and better. I love seeing all the green and flowers. I love in the desert of Las Vegas and miss all the green. Stay safe@
Ahh thanks so much Terri, I appreciate your comment 😊 💖
A very nice video again and thnx for the time and effort you put in these :-)
Thanks Rolf ❤️❤️
Old Church Cemetery in Cobh holds the mass grave of 193 victims of the sinking of the Lusitania, a place I'd like to visit. The anniversary of the sinking will soon be here on May 7th. Loving your work ❤
I hope to get back to Cobh ❤️
@@SerenitySueGraveyards It's a gorgeous town. Wouldn't mind retiring there one day. Next to the sea with beautiful countryside close by 👍
Here’s hoping your back to full health both of you take care nite from ballarat in Oz😴😴🇦🇺
Thanks Peter, I'm doing better thank you ❤️
Thanks Peter 👍
So respectful and informative xx.
Thanks Johanna, this was very sad, the Titanic story is very sad, this young lady wanted to save money but lost her life, heartbreaking 😢
Wow! How have I only just found this channel! Fantastic church and video! You have a new fan here.
Hi you are most welcome here thanks so much ❤️
wow those skeletons were a great find 👏 beautiful little cemetery the older ones are my favorite
Pretty unreal alright ❤️❤️
I really enjoy everything you do pleas keep up the great work
Thank you James ❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful cemetery
Thanks Lauren ❤️
Some lovely stones so sad the young ones, I seen one like that in cemetery in town and it said where they lived so interesting, they are in the one with the tree swings I go next week try take photos or video
Please do Hazel ❤️
Such a beautiful place 🧡 Sorry I was rather in the background. I'd just back and ate my burger and fries. Love and appreciate you!
Thanks Cathy, appreciate you always 😘
I LIKED 👍On the way in☕️👩🏫
Thank you ❤️
Interesting video
Thanks Ronald ❤️
You did an amazing job documenting everything in detail and you did your homework and research i'm impressed. I had hoped that maybe you might help me. My name is Arik. I am 41 and terminally ill from brain swelling. I don't have much longer to live. And need answers and closure. I am looking for the Kelly family or Kelley not sure. All records were destroyed in an arsenal fire around 1917. Michael was from all my resources the caretaker at the lighthouse and had the shack right next to it as their home. His best friend was the blacksmith Angus O'Callaghan. Michael's wife was Cynthia who died of either stomach cancer or maybe consumption around 1913 or 14, they had a daughter Rose who died at 14 or so after giving birth to a baby girl. Who I believe was handed to an elderly couple on a near by island. Rose was supposed to of been buried on his
Their island so that the daughter can visit her mum any time. Michael's son Nolan was also young about 12 or 14 when after Rose
The country took him away and his last words to his dad were as followed Dad I love you very much Please stay strong because very soon. I will run away from the orphanage and come back to you. And we could be a family again and no one can stop us. Make hole broke down and continued to care for the White House. And it's garden, but every night he came inside and saw his empty home and his kids rooms away, they left them And after that every night he wanted the living room and sat on one of the 2 cast iron chairs Angus made for him and his wife's anniversary and has a Turkish royal cigarette in one hand ans a scotch in the other and listed to a primitive record his wife made that she sang to the children that she wrote now known as you are my sunshine. He did this 5 nights in a row then the last night he died of a broken heart. A broken man who lost everyone he loved. Angus found him the next day and buried him next to Cynthia about a few clicks from their home and the lighthouse. I don't remember how many clicks and and they each had a Celtic Cross on Is there unmarked graves. Rumor has it That Angus himself Paid for Nolan To go on a cruise liner to America where he got a job as ground keeper. And later on the caregiver of Ellis island where he met his wife. He also apparently kept his promise to his family to publish his mom's song. And sold it to the land that now made it the song that it is. After that he joined world war two and died at Is the battle Of normandy. He was shot near the shoulder from Enemy fire answer. His unit ran for their lives and he was at the time time. His shoe leaned over when He got shot, but he wouldn't live. But he fell forward into a landmine andto his chest that's when he died. This is all I have and that are all unconfirmed reports as all family records were destroyed in the arson fire in nineteen seventeen. And with Michael and his wife's graves unmarked now. And part of the golf course it's gonna be hard to find anything and with no way of finding out for sure. Anything about rose on the nearby island or Nolan in America. I need answers and I need closures before I die. Please help me god bless.
Hi, I'm sorry to hear your health is not so good. Kelly and O Callaghan are popular names here in Ireland, we have many lighthouses and little islands, unfortunately I just wouldn't know where to start. If you had the county name it would help
@SerenitySueGraveyards yes county cork, old head of Kinsale, the lighthouse and shack are now part of the golf course. Mind u all family records of their existence were in that arson fire in 1917 in that white building
Hope your feeling better! Take care chicken noddle soup is very healing called (Jewish Penicillin) bless you.
Thanks So much, getting there now x x
Hi Sue. With regards to the headstone of George Arnop, are all those people on the inscriptions buried in that one grave? I can't see how you could keep adding to it as surely it would disturb the bodies already there? I can only assume the stone commemorates the others who maybe buried elsewhere?
Hi, I've seen it lots of times, my own family have a few buried in the one place but honestly I'm not really sure about this one, there were a lot of names x
Great video Sue and GV, thank you very much. I have never seen so many crypts of this type before. This church ⛪️ and graveyard are just super cool! Those remains, I saw no evidence of coffins, how do you think they got that way?
Thank you again Sue and GV, take care 🙂.
Not sure Michael, possibly a shroud burial
@Serenity Sue Thank you very much for getting back to me Sue. I had not thought about that. Were shroud burials fairly common, back in the day?
I've found a few since this video, one from last night even, where you can't find remains of a coffin, perhaps it was a cheaper burial just to have a shroud
@Serenity Sue That makes sense 🤔. Although, you would think, that if a family could afford a half way decent burial vault, the family could afford coffins ⚰️ ,
Even low quality coffins, for its members to be buried in. Thank you very much again Sue, for your time and patience with my questions.
That's also true Michael
An amazing place sad about Margaret and on her honeymoon too I presume her husband died too. I wonder how she came to be identified.
Thanks Beverley thanks for the info, I don't know and couldn't find anything either ❤️
Barry Dock is in South wales
Thanks Hazel ❤️
Said an Our Father and Hail Mary for the soul os Joseph Harpsford! Hope everyone does the same!
Yes we did, God Bless
Good video👍
Appreciate it 🙏
@@SerenitySueGraveyards 👍👍
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Late again. Sorry 💙🌷Any names on the skeletons ?
No names on that one ❤️
I wonder if you would consider researching President Biden’s Irish roots on his mother’s side (Finnegan). I believe his grandmother is from Mayo. I’m certain it would be a very popular episode which would garner more subscribers. I would certainly share it. He and President Zelenskyy were born for this moment in world history. The other guy almost pulled off that coup attempt. Where would Ukraine be now if that had occurred….I shudder at the thought of it!!
At 7:04 we heard something
Think it was Irish eyes that time x x
I would prefer to have my name near the top of a headstone. They tend to sink into the earth over time. Many of those folks names get lost to history.
That's so very true Douglas ❤️
Be careful sue
Thanks Mandy ❤️