Thank you so much for telling the story of Johnny Gilbert and for showing his final resting place. I would love to see more Australian Bushranger videos like this. Loved this video.
I lived in Young (known as lambing flats at the time of the bushrangers) for 5 years and I visited the Weddin Mountains in Grenfall where the Ben Hall Gang hung out. I went right into the history of Ben Hall and how he became a bush ranger. We use to drive past Johnny Gilbert’s grave many times heading to Sydney. I always wanted to visit Ben Halls grave in Parks but I never got around to it. Thankyou for this video
Johnny Gilbert ,s grave is on the way to my sisters place she lives in the snowy mountains . I wil go to Parkes one day and see Ben Hall such a fascinating story
We were stoked when we found Johnny Gilbert’s Grave about 4 years ago. Driving out to Griffith for work and stumbled upon the sign. Obviously stopped to have a look and take photos. Really interesting stories these bushrangers had. Great video Julia 🖤🗝️✨
Thanks Theresa , we actually were checking out a cemetery in Galong and heard about it as we were staying in Binalong , it's unreal.standing there and knowing your standing to a real live bushranger xx thanks so much for watching
@@cemeteriesdownunder9247 oh yeah it really is. We were stoked. Not something I expected at all. Cemeteries, yes, but a singular grave with a story… amazing
Thanks for telling the history! Makes it more personal. It’s amazing the gravesite has been carefully preserved all that time. Pretty amazing!! Thanks for sharing. 💜👻👻
Wow that was well done . Bushranger of Australia always gives me colonial nostalgic feelings. Why they became bushrangers in the first place, tough times. Enjoyed this 👌
very good info about this particular bushranger Johnny Gilbert , ah John Bright shot him in 1865 seems like years ago yes he had great attributes also like his nickname Flash nice capture of the headstone and his grave site amazing how the local police station is still used today its fascinating to watch these documentaries very enjoyable best wishes and many thanks for sharing new friend saw you in Secret Blackburn you will be seeing more of me 😀
your absolutely correct , I know other bushrangers have similar graves , Ned Kelly is with his parents without his head , that went missing after he was hung
Hi Janet , yes Australia had thier fair share of outlaws in the pioneer days very much like the United States , Ned Kelly is our most famous one but didn't get a chance to do his story when I was in Melbourne , I actually thought Johnny looked cute lol , my daughter in law comes from Ontario Canada , thanks so much for watching .
@@cemeteriesdownunder9247 Hi Julia, I was born in Deep River, Ontario up the Ottowa River near the Hudson Bay. Five miles south was Chalk River, the first site of a nuclear power plant in Canada. My Dad worked there. My Mum's whole family is from Miramichi, New Brunswick in north-eastern Canada.
wow I don't know the area but Amanda my daughter in law and my son Russell would , Amanda came from London Ontario and has just moved here to Australia 🇦🇺
Yep we did woohoo , well done Julz ❤️ this was throughly interesting and entertaining ❤️ RIP love the headstone and cross and I loved hearing the sheep ??
Great piece of history, thank you for sharing.
Thanks Mick ❤
Great piece of story thank you so much for sharing watching from Africa Uganda God bless you
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Watching maam julia.nice video.👌
Thankyou Sir Joker x 🙏
Thank you so much for telling the story of Johnny Gilbert and for showing his final resting place. I would love to see more Australian Bushranger videos like this. Loved this video.
thankyou Violets , ❤
A nice little snippet of history ,well done again,take care stay safe from ballarat in Oz,👏👏🙏🙏🇦🇺
Thanks Peter
Thanks for the history lesson I really enjoy your history
Thanks so much
I lived in Young (known as lambing flats at the time of the bushrangers) for 5 years and I visited the Weddin Mountains in Grenfall where the Ben Hall Gang hung out. I went right into the history of Ben Hall and how he became a bush ranger. We use to drive past Johnny Gilbert’s grave many times heading to Sydney. I always wanted to visit Ben Halls grave in Parks but I never got around to it. Thankyou for this video
Johnny Gilbert ,s grave is on the way to my sisters place she lives in the snowy mountains . I wil go to Parkes one day and see Ben Hall such a fascinating story
@@cemeteriesdownunder9247 The wild colonial boys
Awesome as always sledgehammered that like button stay safe awesome and blessed sharing out full watch
Thankyou do much
awesome bit of history thank you
Thanks Kim x 😘
This was very interesting.Thank You.
your welcome Susan thanks so much for watching
Wow very interesting story and history....love the old grave! Excellent video 👍 You are going to be at 700 soon!! 😊
aww thanks GT , I'm trying lol Ytube can be hard work , thanks so much for the compliments and for watching xx
We were stoked when we found Johnny Gilbert’s Grave about 4 years ago. Driving out to Griffith for work and stumbled upon the sign. Obviously stopped to have a look and take photos. Really interesting stories these bushrangers had. Great video Julia 🖤🗝️✨
Thanks Theresa , we actually were checking out a cemetery in Galong and heard about it as we were staying in Binalong , it's unreal.standing there and knowing your standing to a real live bushranger xx thanks so much for watching
@@cemeteriesdownunder9247 oh yeah it really is. We were stoked. Not something I expected at all. Cemeteries, yes, but a singular grave with a story… amazing
Thank you for sharing this bushranger Jhony Gilbert, nalalaman ko ang history about this
Hello , we were staying nearby and came across his grave , I thought it would be interesting to share , thanks so much for watching
Thanks for telling the history! Makes it more personal. It’s amazing the gravesite has been carefully preserved all that time. Pretty amazing!! Thanks for sharing. 💜👻👻
Thanks so much for watching , I thought it pretty cool his cross standed the test of time too .
@@cemeteriesdownunder9247 Oh wow! That’s the original cross!? I didn’t catch that. Holy moly!
Awesome video thanks for sharing 👍😊✌
Thanks so much 🙏
Wow that was well done . Bushranger of Australia always gives me colonial nostalgic feelings. Why they became bushrangers in the first place, tough times. Enjoyed this 👌
thanks so much Skye x
Fascinating story guys....another superbly narrated video...keep up.the great work both
Thankyou so much
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Thanks so much Sis x 💓
Watching ryt now ms.julia i'v just opened my acc awhile ago and sir Jason just shared your link and I shared to my friends👍🥀🌸🌼
Thankyou Victoria ❤ your so kind x
Awesome video!! Love all the history 😊💜👻
Thanks Madeliene ❤
very good info about this particular bushranger Johnny Gilbert , ah John Bright shot him in 1865 seems like years ago yes he had great attributes also like his nickname Flash nice capture of the headstone and his grave site amazing how the local police station is still used today its fascinating to watch these documentaries very enjoyable best wishes and many thanks for sharing new friend saw you in Secret Blackburn you will be seeing more of me 😀
Thanks so much Peter , you'll be seeing more of me around too
I love hearing about the lesser known bushrangers
Hi Steven , yes everyone knows about Ned Kelly , but like to show our other Aussie rebels , thanks so much for watching
Interesting wild west stories in Austrailia! Thanks for sharing.
your welcome Sally , thanks so much for watching
Great work guys.
Thanks Michael
That was a great place I went there with Julie awesome video thanks for sharing 👻🐍
Thanks for watching Jackie x
Really enjoyed this...would love a video on Ned Kelly ?
will do one in the future Johnno and a live there is a whole town dedicated to Ned
@@cemeteriesdownunder9247 fascinating Character
@@johnosgraveyardjaunts2235 there is something about outlaws that get people fascinated hey , Ned is like an idol down here
Bit of a naughty legend robbery and shootings John Gilbert what a character RIP 👍
I know , he looked so handsome too , what a waste of youth , hope he is resting in peace
That epitaph is quite the symbol of a life well lived
Hi Yoga , he didn't do too bad for a outlaw did he lol , thanks so much for coming over and watching 😊
I didn't know we had a Canadian bushranger. 🇦🇺🇨🇦
yes , Johnny came over with his Dad for the gold rush hoping to strike it rich , and then became involved in crime
cool history lesson johnny small pepper sent me here
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Good video
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@@cemeteriesdownunder9247 Thank you my mate
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well at least they gave him a decent grave site unlike most for the times with UN-marked graves
your absolutely correct , I know other bushrangers have similar graves , Ned Kelly is with his parents without his head , that went missing after he was hung
Yep yep yep loved this Julz ❤️ I’ve done Ned ❤️
Thanks Fluff xx 😘
Did Australia have a "wild west" like the United States? I did not know that. A nasty one from Canada too? Land of my birth.
Hi Janet , yes Australia had thier fair share of outlaws in the pioneer days very much like the United States , Ned Kelly is our most famous one but didn't get a chance to do his story when I was in Melbourne , I actually thought Johnny looked cute lol , my daughter in law comes from Ontario Canada , thanks so much for watching .
@@cemeteriesdownunder9247 Hi Julia, I was born in Deep River, Ontario up the Ottowa River near the Hudson Bay. Five miles south was Chalk River, the first site of a nuclear power plant in Canada. My Dad worked there. My Mum's whole family is from Miramichi, New Brunswick in north-eastern Canada.
wow I don't know the area but Amanda my daughter in law and my son Russell would , Amanda came from London Ontario and has just moved here to Australia 🇦🇺
@@cemeteriesdownunder9247 It would be interesting to see if she knows anything about the part of Ontario. 😁
Yep we did woohoo , well done Julz ❤️ this was throughly interesting and entertaining ❤️ RIP love the headstone and cross and I loved hearing the sheep ??
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RUclips sometimes do that to me , thanks for resubbing xx