Entombed in Her Rocking Chair - Let's Break the Wall. (Part 35 of Trip).

[@margaretvaresko2274]

On the story of the Titanic, My husbands grandmother was on the Californian. She was 12 at the time and said they could see the lights and hear the music and watched the white flares when they went off. They all thought they were partying, She lived to be a 101 and half, Thought you might like hearing this , Have a good day. Love watching you and Brit.

[@chriscanfield3761]

Very interesting story.

[@Emily_Paris]

Wow!! Thank you for sharing.

[@tamarabrunozzi8482]

What a wonderful piece of confirmed history thank you! And the age, fabulous!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@d.b.4201]

Thank you so much!! Love hearing real stories connected to Historical events! Like pieces of a puzzle! Love HISTORY!! 👍😊

[@carolwittig5088]

Wow 101 all the historical stories she had too share....your so lucky...what a woman too be cherished

[@luvuforeverjames]

I was always told that I was morbid for being interested in graveyards, I just find them fascinating, they are full of history and I love to look around these places to try see how far back some of these burials go. When I was a child I would cut through past an old church which my father told me at that time was 950 years old, one of the oldest Norman churches in our area....I would walk past the tombstones and always look at one in particular of a sea captain who was buried there in around the late 1600s....I would try to imagine what sort of life they had and what they looked like, I still am the same even now.

[@theresacoy9881]

I loved walking cemeteries too, as a kid we had big walkways throughout a local cemetery, I would take the cemetery walkway to our local Shopko, I'd take my time looking at the head stones, one broke my heart early 1800 it just said BABY BOY.. I'd always visit it.

[@luvuforeverjames]

@@theresacoy9881 yes, there's always those little tiny sad tombstones of children and babies...I've seen a few of them too, it's quite heartbreaking.

[@linbress5823]

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[@fredmore6214]

I am that way too. I like visiting cemeteries even though at most of them there is nobody I knew buried there!

[@Marsha0364]

I find them calming and like to wonder about their past lives, each tombstone has a story ❤

[@carlitasway2477]

She is forever young and beautiful. I pray her tomb will never be disturbed. Rest in Eternal Peace Beautiful Girl ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@myralawson4543]

Well said 🙏🏻

[@dawnberthold3894]

What an amazing story, but so sad. She deserved a better life. Thank you for bringing this to us.

[@johndunn4228]

It appears he married an older women but eventually fell in love with a much younger one. Wonder though if they actually poisoned her or if it was just her fate. Fascinating.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

@@johndunn4228 good analysis John.

[@Poopy383je]

Interesting

[@debbiekerr8100]

@@johndunn4228 I was wondering that so he could marry the other woman

[@johndunn4228]

@@debbiekerr8100 Yes a much younger woman too.

[@cgeezy3189]

Thank Ron! This I’m the Chris that recommended this to you. I’m glad you got to come by and tell the story. I hope enjoyed your time I here in Huntsville! You do a great job telling stories!

[@colleenvozella4401]

I had heard of a lady being buried in her wedding dress and in a rocking chair, well now I know the actual story. It's amazing to think how long ago she was born. A tomb like that must have cost an aweful lot of money back then. I hope she is Resting in Peace. Interesting story.🙏🙏🙏❤

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

that. is a nice quality tomb! amazing stonework, and after almost 200 years, wow.

[@thegreencat9947]

Rocking in peace.☺

[@davehoward22]

Some victorian graveyards in uk have enormous tombs...Cost a fortune.

[@marysharvey]

i love walking through old cemeteries, it is like walking through history.

[@lillygardens1]

Maple Hill Cemetery is beautiful, and has So much history there. Thanks Ron for visiting our city cemetery! Fun fact: Every year at this cemetery, the city hosts a wonderful tour, and local actors dress up as notable, former Huntsville residents. They are positioned at many of the gravesites, and speak about the life and death of former, well known Huntsville, AL citizens. It's a very informative stroll.

[@juaquiene7726]

I feel like a bird sweeping slowly over the town and into the grave yard. Love the effects of the drone work! So skillfully performed. Need to end that with a raven alighting on a tombstone.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

like the way you think!

[@KimberlyThomason]

Same way. As in a bird's eye view flying over. Yeah, I love the drone work as well. Super creepy around October and Halloween especially. My birthday's Halloween and I enjoy the creepy factor always. Great work Ron @FacesoftheForgotten

[@gerf1023]

Kind of creepy. I guess her condition would depend on how well sealed the tomb is from the elements. Her remains might be sitting in that rocking chair. Or after almost 200 years it might be a pile of rotted wood and bones.

[@d.g.n9392]

Unusual story , good photo animation Ron. You make the faces of the forgotten come to life in remembrance. 🙋‍♂️🐈🐈

[@treeannie8831]

So cool! Mary reminded me of Miss Havisham from “Great Expectations” in her wedding dress for years and years…

[@annegreenwood3624]

such a fascinating story can’t even imagine her pain like when they bury a doll in the crypt with children haunting yet an amazing story she must have looked angelic in her wedding dress,sitting in her chair another great video all the monuments so neat a beautiful calm place to be at rest

[@rubymckoy2615]

Love old cemeteries! So much history in them.

[@carrieolson6871]

What a tangled web of a tale. Totally mystifying to say. Thank you Ron for telling this story about her.

[@peterewski]

I love these trips with you and the stories. I can’t go on them because I take care of a disabled daughter but I go with you at night when she’s in bed. Thank you sir.

[@marygarner5249]

Well done Mr Ron as always love your imagination

[@denisesmith2745]

I’m with you, Ron! I wish we could see. I imagine a beautiful gown and an ornate, fancy rocking chair. She was probably a beautiful girl. This is incredibly sad and also so intriguing. Maybe there are other decorations in there, too. It might look like a pretty room. Wow, Ron!! You did it again. Great video and my mind is going about 100 miles a minute ! Thank you, Ron! God bless and love from Ft Worth

[@Sandra-bq1ii]

@denisesmith... Your Mind💭Can Go a 100 Miles A Minute; watching This:-)) My Imagination Is Going A 1000 Miles A Minute. 💀👻

[@honeybee6154]

Wow, very interesting story. Thank you! ♥️🙏 aww, I pray they never disturb her.

[@terrisue4059]

I found an ancestry page for Mary Mitchell. It says she was married to a Thomas Travis in 1836 and he died in 1839, then she married William D Bibb in 1840. She was born 1822 and had a son with Travis. You make me want to know more about some of the graves you cover. Keeps my brain thinking. haha

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

cool!!!!!

[@jessiefrye3045]

So she was 14 when she married her first husband. It was very common to Wed very young back then.

[@dicey8928]

Fascinating true story im sure there's a little gap ask the specialists ❤

[@nancyvolke237]

Only you give that special touch of mystery to your videos!! Thanks, Ron, for sharing this story with us!!👍🏻🙏🏻😇

[@MamaMia-ye2be]

I would rather think that she sits beautifully in her wedding dress. Just as beautiful as she was at only 18 yrs old. Poor girl didn’t have a chance to live before she died. Rest In Peace beautiful lady

[@lillypad9960]

So cool. Just so cool! Mary S. Bibb! Cannot tell you how cool this one is. I was so hoping there would be a window or vent around each corner. They don't get any better than this one. Thanks, Ron. Blessings from Michigan.

[@christinestraubsiegel8987]

I feel so sorry for Mary Bibb. I hope that her soul is happy in Heaven! ❤️🙏

[@lorrainegrey9120]

It sounds like she was groomed at an early age by the older man, who also insulted his then-wife in the process. If anyone did any kind of foul play, it was more likely the husband. Arsenic was part of everything, from common medications (especially for STDs) to cosmetics to the obvious use as exterminating vermin. It wasn't a difficult crime to commit, and sometimes wasn't even really a crime per se, if the deceased had been ingesting arsenic over a period of time from said medicine or cosmetics or exposure to rat poison. Then the young woman, still a teen, died shortly after marrying her (creepy-ish) girlhood crush. What happened to Mr. Bibb afterward, did he remarry a 3rd time and is that his obelisk next to the tomb? What did Mary's doctor father (tomb carvers used all kinds of creative abbreviations) think of all this?

[@UniusPoenitentis]

Thanks for sharing this fascinating story with us, Ron. So intriguing, but a little macabre at the same time!

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

a little macabre? understatement!! 👍

[@Corgis175]

Quite the story. Would really like to "peer in there", to see the lady in the rocking chair.

[@alandickerson3379]

Thank you for telling this interesting story and remembering her.

[@edwardkellogg1284]

Very nice drone footage in the beginning. Interesting looking cemetery. Great story on this woman. She died too young. Awsome video effects at the end. It does make you wonder what she looks like now. Thank you, Ron.

[@monicamorar8047]

Affascinante storia, grazie mille per averci raccontato ❤❤❤ Quanto romantico e affascinante cosi triste ... dentro sarà un brutto spettacolo: l'abito (probabilmente sporco di liquidi sanguinolenti lasciati dal corpo macinato del tempo e delle insetti, renderà le ossa radunate (probabilmente), forse il corpo è caduto dalla sedia, la testa di sicuro è caduta a terra, purtroppo .... polvere eravamo e polvere torneremo. RIP giovane sposina 🖤.... chissà cosa o chi ti ha ucciso 😢

[@mariasussman-rb9em]

Haunting music in intro! Thank you for your wonderful tours

[@czechmate6916]

They must have had some really good craftsmanship back then to build something like this to last this long unlike today. Or this cemetery really stays on top of maintenance and repairs. Nice story and thank you for sharing this with us.

[@lillygardens1]

@Czech Mate, yes they actually do very good maintenance and upkeep of the large cemetery, on a daily basis. 👍

[@4itGrow]

Great aerial introduction and story. Once again you knocked it put of the park.

[@nickilamont9209]

Sad story rest in heavenly peace beautiful lady I love the effects of drone coming slowly over the cemetery ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@breeyoung8777]

Nice touch at the end, it's like you read my mind bc I was visualizing on that wall too. I have never thought of cemeteries as lurid or macabre. It's like they are quietly resting while I'm stopping by to say hello. I swear sometimes a feel souls walking and watching with me. Your channel and Buster the Cockatoo are the 2 places I keep coming back to. Keep up the good work, I mean great work

[@monikameza4107]

Love the drone introduction, beautiful old cemetery, thanks Ron 🙂

[@joannetanzi7141]

He tells the story prefect Love listening to him with all the history

[@Tobias_Kevorkazito]

Wow coming on 200 years. Man this totally freaked me out. Luv it 🤘🏻

[@paullyrenee]

I'm from Huntsville and we all know the story. It's a beautiful cemetery. So excited for you to stop there.

[@nessad7361]

Aaaaaannnnnnd still the best utube channel This was such a cool story! Our ‘imagination’ was awesome! X

[@jimmccord487]

Will check this out when notified.Never heard of this before.Huntsville is my wife's hometown.

[@kellysteele78]

I enjoyed this so much. Using one's imagination for that particular tomb conjures up a pretty gnarly picture of what the inside may look like. I'll never look at my porch rocker the same 😏 Thanks Ron for the wonderful work you do to keep us entertained ❤

[@leeannbailey91]

What a great story....thanks again Ron.

[@CaroleLeamer735]

Such a fascinating story! Thank you for sharing this ❤

[@pjgable4927]

Thanks for this journey with you. I wanted to see this all. Yes. Rip. As always. Pj. 🌹🌹🌹🌹💚💜💙👍👍👍

[@jessebriee3918]

That's so strange. It's very sad too. Thank you for bringing us this story about Mary.

[@bettyboop4263]

This is a lovely, peaceful cemetery. ❤ It is interesting how they sealed it up so well after she was placed there.

[@cheryld5052]

Absolutely beautiful cemetery. Intro was fantastic!!

[@postalghost830]

Ach, you’re such a teaser having us imagine all the visuals & not be able to see in! 😣 no the really scary part is even imagining I could get back in my wedding dress to be buried in!!!😆 thank you again!

[@chrisfinch4242]

Welcome to Huntsville! In my neck of the woods so awesome you are here !

[@marymahaffey4618]

Great story that was kinda spooky but i loved it Ron....thanks for the story.. Mary Bibb...rip Mary....💕💕

[@tommywood343]

It is a very interesting story. R.I.P Mary and thanks Ron for this story God bless and stay safe

[@nadiabrook7871]

Your drone footage is ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!❤💗👍 RIP Mary Chambers Bibb!!💔😥🌹XXXX

[@kristy_GT]

Always have your snake camera!!! I love the imagining though too!🙂

[@lizzierankin-fe9kj]

Mary what a beautiful name for beautiful angel.. be at peace 🕊️ now. 😢

[@margaretschaller9492]

New Strawn, Kansas. Margaret Schaller. Hey y’all I always look forward to Sunday and Ron’s story. Love his channel.

[@denisedarnell1641]

Amazing story Ron..I love the inlmagination pics. It's kinda sad to me..thinking she has worn that wedding dress shortly before her death...Rest in peace dear

[@angelam.6649]

Lol that was a pretty good insight on what she possibly looks like in the tomb. You're funny and fascinating!

[@melanienance4920]

What a story. So sad. Thank u Ron

[@angelalewis92]

Great story, Ron. A shame there wasn’t just one crack big enough at least to peer through! One can only imagine. Thanks for sharing this sad but intriguing story.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

I was hoping!!

[@erlindarenteria4420]

It's an "AMAZING" story "RON" & thank you very much for sharing....! 😊

[@karencarbone2603]

What a great video Ron, from the music, aerial view and the imaginary picture inside. So young to pass away and in such a macabre fashion. Thanks for sharing!❤😊

[@mileshigh1321]

On moonless nights, if you listen, you can her rocking chair creaking......Sleep well everyone!

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

I heard it!

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

lol, I heard it just now 😃👍

[@debbiekerr8100]

@@FacesoftheForgotten Really? I've always believe 1000% of the afterlife. So amazing. 😊

[@paullyrenee]

The dead children's playground is right next to Maple Hill. There are several ghost stories attached to this cemetery.

[@adairadair9490]

Ohhhhhhhh yuck 😰

[@eileenlocke7877]

Very sad rip lady regards from uk 🇬🇧 . Bless this young lady

[@LusciousQueenBeeBW]

Awesome story. Sad for a young life to be ended so soon. I am soon glad you did this story. RIP Mary ❤

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

glad u found us G G!

[@gloriaseymour1395]

Another grate story Ron boy you had us thinking

[@candicemaritz3609]

Thanks Ron and Deb. Interesting story.

[@CLEMANSJK]

You are such an amazing storyteller and yes, I would love to see. I wish we had x-ray eyes or some kind of sonar that could map out the inside of that place.

[@CCcastro336]

Wow interesting story. Well done. So young. May she Rest in Peace 🙏🏽

[@lisacampagna3916]

I really enjoyed this. The visual of her sitting in her chair that you put in was awesome!! We all want to see her! Thank you for your great research and work that you put into your videos.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

yes, I want to see her so bad, so I show what is in my imagination, what I see as see is sitting there, she probably looks worse with her skull in her lap tho...anyway.

[@jerrymatarese7822]

​@@FacesoftheForgottenlol,.iam sorry I had to laugh at this reply....when you said "ANYWAY" after the skull in the laugh, tells me you have a great sense of humor!!!

[@alleycat1117]

Good to see you,Ron.Great looking cemetery!! Bibb was only 47!!😊

[@michaelleblanc7283]

Montreal Island has some interesting graveyards on one of its mountains. Of particular interest are those tombs of the Victorian age many of which can be peeked into and be amazed at what presents itself. Many have places for sitting and tables for food and drink wrought in stone. Understand gave sites were not dreaded back then and were once places where families & friends gathered to celebrate life and share it with departed loved ones.

[@luannhancock9292]

Such an interesting story! Keep up the great work! I just ordered your book

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

awesome Lu Ann, hope you enjoy reading.

[@joanneowen4540]

There were 2 tiny openings in the granite on the side!! I was so sure you were going to get the snake camera out! Your imagination and narration gave us a glimpse of what may be..sooo close! Intriguing story

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

no openings, trust me, I tried like hell!!!!! 😃👍

[@WASLKHL]

Darn I’m like you. I would love to see the inside. I’m morbid too! LOL

[@michelerowe3077]

Really stoked to watch your most creative work

[@sharonalcala9119]

Dear Ron thank you for sharing Dear Mary Bibb story with us all, The cemetery is so amazing! Thank you Ron and Deb for all your research on her life, Rest in Peace Dear Mary Bibb!🙏😇🌹

[@cathygriswold5674]

I love in Florence Alabama and you've done two very interesting stories from so close to me that I never knew about. I know the Bibb family name is very well known here in North Alabama. Thank you so much for sharing these and all your work with us. I enjoy every video and look forward to the next one. I know you are moving to Arizona soon and my son just moved there a week ago. Kind of a small world after all. Thank you Ron for all your work!

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Cool!!

[@ErinRenee1990]

What a very interesting story. Ron you never disappoint with your stories and bringing them to life with pictures. It’s disappointing we can’t see inside but your image made that better.

[@kathyholmes3853]

What a story! Thanks Ron!! She had a good idea though! I definitely don't want to be in a coffin and buried and cremation doesn't thrill me either. This would work if I had a pile of books around me! Cost might be an issue though 😂 May she rest in peace ❤️

[@andrewduckworth4720]

Fascinating story Ron and another fantastic presentation

[@wolffslaven8008]

I can picture her just as your drawing suggested but also picture the rocking chair collapsed from rot/age. The bones on the ground next to the old wooden pieces of the chair.

[@BobbyFabuloIllusionniste]

What an intriguing story. Thanks for sharing !

[@susanna3]

Ron noone can tell a story like you can! The effect of the music and drone shot really set the stage for this mysterious tale. Wow just so creepy to think that the young teenager may have been the one who gave her the fatal dose😮 And to think of her sitting in the rocking chair, in her wedding dress, like something out of Dickens!!! Absolutely creepy and cool! I must admit I was so hoping there was going to be some unexpected access for the snake camera!! But your imagining picture looks very possible. Really entertaining Ron, so cool!!💙

[@sunnymacduffee6849]

This reminds me of a poor lady in the Santa Cruz Mountains in California It rained and rained and Rained There was a mud slide and a lady was found after the slide She was still in her rocking chair and her cat was found to be still sitting on her lap Bless her soul and her cats 🐈 too 😥💐

[@rebeccasantiago892]

Nice to see you again Ron enjoyed the fly over towards the cemetery so cool. Have a good week be well stay safe!

[@cplcpl7252]

Ron you are my favorite KZbinr . Thank you ❤️

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

wow, ty!!!!!

[@suesheldon6875]

That was good Ron so sad she died so young what a shame Rip to Mary Bless you🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nadaleenbrady8183]

Wow what a story! Thanks Ron for bringing it to us!!

[@mariaferreras4369]

The music at the beginning was perfect. Fantastic story. Thank you!

[@susanross1651]

Poor Mary, what a sad story, she had so much to look forward to.

[@nickk7425]

I love how he was using his imagination and Painted a very vivid picture. But still I'd give anything to take a peek inside that tomb...

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

I’m with you, I would pay anything to get in there

[@victoriocanale2946]

Thanks for keeping people alive by visiting their resting place 🙏, I watch your channel often as it's fascinating. Keep up the good work 👏 🙌 👍 👌 💪 😉

[@mariaannelinogon3380]

I don't know why i laugh so hard,when your saying,imagine if you are an insect,or having an x-ray eye 😂😂😂,what a sense of humor of that ron 😂😂i love it!

[@sarKAZm19]

Excellent. Story was extremely well told.

[@aprillisa5950]

This sounds interesting! I am looking forward to seeing this.

[@Liz_678]

Thanks for sharing Ron! So sad. Love your rendition of what she might look like in there!!!

[@OU812cheeto]

Love that opening song! Great video, too, as usual. The wedding dress thing reminds me of Ms. Haversham from Great Expectations.

[@markh995]

Those above ground crypts turn into mini-ovens in the South. The bones would have been baked slowly for hundreds of years to the point they've probably crumbled into fragments and dust. It was eventually how New Orleans solved its limited space as well as problems of floating caskets every flood. They reuse the same mausoleums. Inter the remains, seal them up and let them bake down to brittle fragments, break the brick doorway down, sweep off the shelf, Inter a new body, re-brick the door and seal again.

[@pamcrew8708]

Thank You! I love hearing stories from my home state.

[@Jlevin1955]

Love the eerie music!😊

[@ronrobertson59]

That rocking chair is long rotted away if it's wood. Her corpse is probably a heap on the floor.