DOC HOLLIDAY Part 3 - ON THE TRAIL TO FIND HIS REAL GRAVE.

[@rogerquesnell]

Thank you for honoring history and blocking those who would dishonor history, and the deceased interred in this cemetery.

[@lindarobertson1574]

Its so sad that some people just won't understand - "History is History" "It Can't Be Rewritten it is what it was" No one alive now lived it so just accept its History! Also respect that boys who fought in ANY war was someone's son & had family who loved them conditionly. Respect their final resting place & pray their soul is at peace!

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Amen 🙏

[@patrickfox174]

You are right 💯

[@jazzpunk]

@@lindarobertson1574 Agree 100% BUT...Orwell's 1984 has this chilling warning: Those who control the Present control the Past Those who control the Past control the Future

[@ondreacounts2556]

@@lindarobertson1574 I think you meant to say that the son's in ANY war were love Unconditionally not conditionally. Easy mistake, I just thought I'd luk.

[@ayseclark-carter8744]

How sad his mother was buried on her own, how interesting that he wished for it not to be known where his final resting place is but understandable. R.I.P Doc 😇😇

[@kathleencowan8969]

I like all the time and effort you spend to find and explain the graves and where they are. Keep up investigations.

[@thorfinthorfin3010]

Doc's life was filled with misery and woe. Doc’s mother, Alice Jane Holliday, was his piano teacher. He was an excellent player and favored Chopin and Beethoven. Chopins nocturnes are full of sweeping dark emotion, just like Doc. He knew he was terminal for a long time. Rest in peace Doctor Holliday, wherever you are. 🙏

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

he was the most interesting characters of all from the old west...my opinion, so many dimensions to him. imagine if you could meet him, give me an hour in an armchair sitting across...wow, what a conversation it would be.

[@mygrammieis]

Faces of the Forgotten yes… It would be most Awesome 👏

[@julieluke6823]

Absolutely love these wild, wild west stories of the USA👍

[@NanG1466]

I've lived in the Griffin area for the last 50 + years. We've heard many stories about his final resting place. This is the first time I've heard he was buried in Stonewall Cemetery. But it does make sense for his grave to be kept in high secrecy. Thanks so much for all the deep research you do to bring us this great history and content. I guess we will never really know where he is buried but the mystery sure is enthralling.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Well I just kept digging, no pun!!!

[@tresannrn8454]

Thank you Ron. Thank you for all your hard work and for taking us along on this interesting explore. In reflection, this is perfectly appropriate, based on what we know of his personality. Perfect, in that he may just appreciate the mystery that has pursued. I believe that he has every right to be able to rest in peace. TY for your unfailing respect in these lost lives...♥️

[@Chuthermucker]

Confederate soldier's grave stones come to a point at the top. Union soldier's grave stones have a rounded top.

[@RhettyforHistory]

It's interesting to see how many of the old west figures have mysterious burial locations. I don't think we will ever know the truth but it is fascinating to speculate.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

agreed!

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

probably better that way for ol Doc....

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

I think we are close tho, I could feel his presence.

[@RhettyforHistory]

@@FacesoftheForgotten I think you hit the nail on the head about him not being revealed due to vandals and grave robbers. Even Jesse James' family was well aware of that sort of thing happening 5 years prior.

[@johnjameson2731]

I respect my Confederate forefathers. All this ditching them lately is terrible. My gggrand father was one. They were all American just had a different view. I always thought Doc was in boothill

[@bobb1870]

Doc was and is a legend beyond his time. Thanks for taking us on this journey. May he never be found and rest in peace.

[@nancydemoss7904]

Thank you Ron, for all of your hard work and excellent research on the dead for these videos. And thank you for your respectful comment about the Confederate cemetery.

[@MichaelaH2059]

Insane that so many want to erase history. Thank you for being a responsible American striving to preserve it. Another wonderful video, Ron. Thank you.

[@jackbest6677]

You are one of our main attractions. Look forward to your episodes. Making our winter months more tolerable. Thank you and safe traveling.

[@conniephillips8217]

Wow, I have no idea! I knew there was controversy about where but I didn't understand the story behind us. Thank you for all of your hard work and investigative qualities to give us answers to questions we didn't even know we had! LOL thanks Ron

[@cheryld5052]

Love all things Doc Holliday

[@bcoldgoalie]

Unless a large amount of money is spent on exhumations,DNA tracing and finding descendants, getting their consent: this will probably remain a mystery. Another interesting chapter on a Western legend,Ron.Thanks.

[@lauradarnall227]

There is a woman who gose out and cleans tombstone from moss and all other stuff...that grows on them ....

[@lindaschaldach1783]

I agree that Doc Holliday's grave should remain a secret. That way he continues to rest in peace. He was a famous person and people would probably destroy his grave stone by taking pieces of it.

[@bearpawz_]

This November will be 135 years since Doc Holliday died.. Thanks for the video Ron!

[@joanward3717]

I have been anxiously awaiting this follow up on Doc Holiday. In a way it’s sad that we can’t pay our respects to him and others because of the people who would desecrate his resting place. Thanks for doing the vlogs on him I really enjoyed them. P.S. Being from South Georgia I worry about you walking through some if the cemeteries that are located in the woods and wonder if you wear snake boots. I have seen some pretty big rattle snakes! Also, like many others I love when you put in the drone flights. The sights from above are just beautiful.

[@victoriabridgeman5825]

❤ Rest in Peace Miss Alice. Sad to think you are there by yourself. I have been fascinated with Doc for many years now. There are a few others I am intrigued with, but none as much as Doc. I would love to know where he is actually buried. I do understand that there are people that would destroy his final resting place, but it just leaves us Doc fans who would never do harm stuck. Thank you again Ron for trying to get to the bottom of the mystery.

[@beckybradford2718]

The search continues! So interesting, and yet, I have to agree with you. If they really knew where Doc is buried, why would they spill the beans at all. Thanks for sharing this with us!!!

[@birdflipper]

Ron, you answered the question I asked on Pt. 2 regarding those in attendance at Doc's burial and how they were able to keep it a secret. At the same time, why would it be necessary to have a secret club of people that possessed the knowledge if the whole point was to keep the actual location unknown. The dissemination of false information has been sufficient to keep everyone scratching their heads for over a century. Well played, Mr. Holliday Sr, well played!

[@colleenvozella4401]

I missed the live episode of this and just watched it. Wow history is fantastic I love it. I don't know a great deal about doc Holliday but I heard he was a dentist . Not sure if that's true. As an Australian I'm interested in your American history. Thankyou Ron for all your work and time you put into each and every episode. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@maryjanemooredowns4755]

Ron I enjoy your podcast I live the stories and the cemetery they are awesome to me thank you for sharing with us

[@charlesandjenniferstettner2767]

This is interesting we are looking for our Grandmother she is buried in the paulpers grave and her so call husband or our grandfather didn’t care I never like him very abusive. We have the name of cemetery but how can we claim her site there because our grandfather never bother to put her name on it. We might go to the cementary and see where she might be found.They said she died from drinking drano and mom found her from hanging it was suicide as coroner says he had to he didn’t have a choice by saying suicide my so call grandfather he owed to money to everyone.

[@charlesandjenniferstettner2767]

This is very interesting we were looking for our grandmother buried in paulpers grave my sister found her in Michigan cease to in grave and had no names on her graves My grandmother died from suicide by drinking drano because our so call grandfather because my mom said when came home school found her hanging he owed a lot people money. I believe mom.

[@christineschiebel2890]

If he owed money, maybe they didn't die by suicide. Who did owe. The Mafia?

[@charlesandjenniferstettner2767]

I can’t say for sure because there is still relatives and so grandfather got a call come back or else we’ll he left our house fast and as he was turning in turn into Michigan he lost control of his car and he died so as you know we will never know.

[@ladysylvia4018]

I’m amazed the amount of work and travel you’ve done in search of Doc Holliday. You’ve done so much to honor the dead. Blessings to you!

[@cherylleal8693]

I just started watching you a few weeks ago and I found your content to be extremely interesting and wonderful to watch. so I subscribed to your channel after that first viewing. Tonight I'm watching the third part of where Doc Holliday is possibly buried. I found your comment regarding rude and negative commentary where not going to be accepted and the person would be blocked. I applaud you sir, thank you for standing your ground. Why should people who enjoy learning, have to put up with negativity from others? Now I know that when I'm watching your channel, I can enjoy it in peace.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

glad you are now with us Cheryl.

[@pamelamikel7967]

Great story. Safe travels. Your presentations are so entertaining...

[@robertschuster3528]

Hello,Ron.Thank You for saying that its "History"not "Politics"when you were inthe Cemetery.Sadly,we may never know where Poor Doc Holliday is really buried.Still another Great Video,Sir.

[@Chuthermucker]

Central Texas says hi! I love this series.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

ty Tricia

[@puppy2haley]

Letter sounded authentic … I want to believe Doc was laid to rest where he requested. 👍👍 Wherever you are; R.I.P., Doc. 🪦🌹

[@dulcehajjar5826]

An incredible Video with an even more Incredible life story !” A Big Thanks Sir !

[@mihaelaclaudiap..2]

Now we're talking! Great video!

[@reneestaples4963]

Hi Ron !! I lived in Valdosta area for 5 years. Tons of history there. Now I am just south of Macon in Warner Robins, GA. Love all the history around middle Georgia too !! Glad you are documenting cemeteries !! Hope you come back soon !!! There are tons of historic tales to tell.

[@jeannajohnson7503]

Well I thought doc holiday was buried in outside of tucson arizona. Could be wrong

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

way off, lol

[@kevincharles1983]

Val Kilmer made Doc Holiday infamous all over again. Best Doc Holiday in my opinion

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

best Doc Holiday portrayal, worst movie ever, unless you like cartoons and fiction. 😃

[@ruger5764]

Maybe the angle on top of the monument is a clue? It may b looking in the direction of his grave? 🤷‍♂️

[@larryborkstrom3580]

What a beautiful place and and gate to stonewall cemetery I do believe Doc Holiday was buried in GA as lived talked about the love he has for his home state

[@tammydalcourt4265]

I used to live in Valdosta and never heard anything about Doc. This is crazy - I need to take a road trip this summer I guess.

[@doreenarcher8543]

I remember your video of Doc Holiday’s first wife. I was struck with such an overwhelming of loneliness. I’ve never experienced this before with any of your videos.

[@bearpawz_]

I knew about Mary Katherine Horony (aka Big Nose Kate) who was a common-law wife, but didn't know he had a first wife! 💕

[@doreenarcher8543]

@@bearpawz_ It’s possible I am wrong about that because I can get mixed up. I do know though that the strangest feeling came over. I need to watch the video again. Thanks for the response. bearpaws pretty cool.

[@bearpawz_]

@@doreenarcher8543 🤗 ((Hugs))

[@bearpawz_]

I love those arched entries into cemeteries like that. So pretty..

[@KimberlyLew]

Rest In Peace, Alice 🌷

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Amen 🙌

[@jennifert5581]

If Doc was removed from Glenwood Springs to Griffin I would think people would talk due to unburying a grave. Also depending on the season and travel time would no one question the decaying smell on a wagon?

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Let me just state here that it’s pretty much common knowledge that he was Buried there only temporarily and moved. And it’s not his grave there anyway, it’s a cenotaph, clearly stated on the marker.

[@GenerationX3333]

And we're in.. Thanks so much Ron

[@dbpearce0946]

Love your tours and research !!! Please continue your travels and Grave investigations, very, very interesting!!!!

[@2wheelthunder]

Awesome, thank you for your hard work and dedication on the brief but thorough history of the lives and deaths of these interesting people!, love the channel!!

[@shenaazrhodes2474]

Hi good evening Ron and all you lovely people.💛

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Good Night Lovely Shenaaz Rhodes 🙏

[@tksass9091]

I don't know Y but I jus am drawn to Doc Holliday for some reason. Always have been. Even n death he is mysterious. R.I.P. Doc...wherever u are♥️

[@KimberlyLew]

Rest In Peace, Doc 💐

[@pamelapurcell187]

Damn Ron, You are good! Thank you again for all your hard work. So very interesting.

[@sandraearnest4961]

My maternal great grandmother was Miranda Holliday Otts from Vernon,Alabama

[@justinweaver8787]

Amen thank u for blocking comments towards the confederate soldiers they to were soldiers an right or wrong they same as the union soldiers fought for what they felt at the time was right an they deserve the same respect as any u.s. soldiers. Thats my opinion. Love what u do sir.

[@marymahaffey4618]

Good day and weekend you have. I can't text great. Even thou I took tying in high school and college.....

[@karenlipka7774]

I really like the old west

[@donnaelkins186]

Great video Ron of part 3 of Doc Holiday. Can't wait to see what's coming up next.

[@dawntaylor239]

Thanks Ron for a awesome episode about Doc Holliday he was a very interesting man may he Rest In Peace and the cemetery was very beautiful

[@kimmartin8760]

Hello Ron

[@ExKUKicker]

I have been in the funeral profession all my life, actively for 36 years. You have to remember, that when John "Doc" Holliday passed, the embalming process was limited at best. Taking a deteriorating body across country, even if by train, would have been a deplorable adventure. In an unsealed wooden casket...maybe some lime...maybe not? And forget about traveling by buck board, that would have been even worse for those delivery chaps. And don't even think about, exhuming the body, months later...that would have been worse, yet. Horrid, to say the least. In most mysteries in life, I tend to lean toward the simplest hypothesis, knowing the times. And, if my study of western history is correct, Doc was broke at his death. So...who spent the monies to bring his body back to Griffin? The family? Wasn't many remaining. In all of the interviews with Wyatt Earp, he never mentioned Doc's remains moved to Georgia. Wouldn't that have come up in conversation at some point in his discussions concerning, Mr. Holliday? I'd think so...🤔 No...I believe that John Henry Holliday's remains (what little DNA remains in the soil) is still in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. I believe that "someone" started a rumor that he was brought home. I have had widows or widowers that lost their first spouse, early on in life, had a companion monument/marker placed at the Cemetery with, both names...remarried and moved away. When they passed, were buried beside the second spouse, but the family will go ahead a put the death date on the original monument from years prior. Now...who, besides those in the family knows, for sure, where that individual is, truly, interred? That's how rumors begin from those that simply, speculate. Enjoy your videos!👍

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

thanks, everyone can make their own minds up, I just put it all out there.

[@ExKUKicker]

@@FacesoftheForgotten And, Much Appreciated! My suggestion was not you, but, possibly the family or the "supposed" experts of the Old West. And, hey...Maybe Ol' John is in Griffin, GA...but, I certainly would not have wanted to have been the caretakers of his remains in those times, across country...😉

[@davidsamson7397]

I agree with you, Ron. This is history. We should not forget it, we may repeat it. Poor Doc died so young from Consumption. Best his resting place stay secret.

[@tammymazon4639]

Correct me if I am wrong but I believe Valdosta has the best sweet onions outside of the Walla Walla sweet onion. My family lived in Florida and they were a must!

[@foxywolf1777]

That is actually another South Georgia town called Vidalia ,where they are grown, but of course sold in Valdosta, among many other places 😃

[@doreenarcher8543]

It was Wyatt Earp’s wife. Earlier I’d mentioned Doc Holiday’s wife. Thank you bearpawz. Hugs to you too.

[@jefferygreer765]

Thank you for sharing this piece of history. I’m just up the road from Griffin. We always heard he was brought back to Griffin to be close to his family. Of course everyone in the area or most everyone thought he was in the unmarked grave by his father since nobody including family knew who was buried there.

[@MichelleJune67]

Intriguing…. May I add confederate or union are they all not Americans in the end and so all should be considered heroes!

[@scott1395]

Thought he was buried on mountaintop in colorado!!!

[@jnolette1030]

Same. Leadville

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

nope.

[@kkormanik]

And so it continues……

[@GenerationX3333]

I love listening to you talk Ron

[@amandabrooke554]

Sooo glad you did this one. Since I have been little I’ve been obsessed with the character of Doc Holliday and how Val Kilmer portrayed him in the movie. Hopefully one day I can make my way from Kentucky to check this place out too! Always loving your videos!

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

Right on Amanda, it’s very intriguing, I hope you get there soon. You can feel his presence.

[@catholiccrusader5328]

Good afternoon from Chicago. Great story Ron. I always was a big fan of the Old West.

[@annehill3919]

Do you think Doc Was buried next to his Mother? She is buried by herself after all . Doc was also said to be a woman with a very bad disease therefore the name of a woman next to his Mother. Just a thought. You probably think I’m crazy. That’s ok . Love what you do . I don’t catch the live feeds most of time. I do go back and read them and all the history of the people. I have always done what you are doing. When I was married my husband thought I was weird. Glad to be in such good company as all of you . Why people don’t understand this is history I have never understood. Anne

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

he could be there with his Mom, yes.

[@martinemoisson1353]

Bonjours encore une belle balade avec une histoire ou plutôt une vie intense pour doc Holliday merci beaucoup

[@jennifergonzales4230]

That is a huge cemetery! Hey Ron, maybe Doc’s grave really is unmarked but somewhere by his mother’s?!! Hey, ya never know-they might just be sending you on a wild goose chase!!! Hmmmm….well, you’re taking us along on some really cool trips anyway!!! Thanks for all you do!!! ❤️

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

He could be there with mom.

[@jennifergonzales4230]

@@FacesoftheForgotten he could!

[@nate4036]

@@FacesoftheForgotten that’s what I was thinking

[@aprillorey114]

Thank you Ron for all of your hard work I have learned a lot just from your storytelling I really do believe it is probably best that he remains unmarked there are a lot of stupid people and who knows what they would do if they even knew where he was buried probably chip off pieces of his headstone like one of the comments said my husband and I had just went last year to Missouri where we seen Jesse James grave it was very awesome we're going to be returning this year and do the tour of the Jesse James farm as well as the house that he was shot in I really do like the old outlaw stories that you have done and have learned so much from you thank you for all of your hard work that you put into each of your videos I always look forward to each one God bless

[@conniebrown2146]

People will never learn. You can't change history. What's done is done. It's over. Everyone has the right to their opinion. But not the right to force it on others. We should treat others with respect. If we can't say some nice then don't say anything. Thank you for blocking those who are disrespectful.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

well stated. so far, not one disrespectful person!! hopefully I didn't jinx it.

[@HarleyCat54]

As usual, another great series! Rest in Peace, Doc Holliday. You died so young. Great Job, Ron!

[@kellycranford3592]

what if he's not really buried there, but is actually buried next to his mother in the one in Valdosta under a woman's name??? I'm sure he would have laughed about that.

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

maybe!

[@debbiegregg6557]

Thanks for showing us your great

[@gigicostlow4414]

Wow, this was so interesting. I love a good mystery. I don't blame him wanting to be buried in an unknown grave. Can you imagine what it would have been like then and now if his whereabouts were known? Thanks Ron for your time studying this and trying to find his grave.

[@chancevonfreund3833]

I love the History! And Doc's grave location is a mystery. Another awesome Video!

[@chancevonfreund3833]

@Sharon Q Maybe So! But it's still a fun puzzle. And he was a legend of the old west. Hickock, Hardon, James, Earp's, etc

[@chancevonfreund3833]

@Sharon Q Me too. (Cheers) 👍

[@heavenlyclouds1337]

That was great thanks for the video

[@juneclark3584]

I love western history. Thank you

[@raynonabohrer5624]

Now I believe this.!

[@bobettejennett8085]

I love all your cemetery bogs. I always thought Doc Holiday was buried in Tombstone AZ

[@colonelbeaux1570]

Hey Ron and gang, the colonel is in the house, peace, love and happiness, Ron as soon as i can get the photo of Ernie Pyle's grave at the devil's punch bowl I'll send them to you...

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Hi Colonel! Peace,love and Happiness to you & Yours Too “ 🙌

[@meganh6024]

I've been waiting for this installment of the search for Doc Holliday! Thank you!! I LOVE this story, have learned a TON & while I agree that he should be left to rest in peace, I also love the intrigue & mystery. I absolutely LOVE FOF thank you!!!!

[@KMTV3806]

I am one of the Holliday descendants i live in a little town of Douglas not Douglasville but Douglas Coffee county Georgia about 45 minutes maybe an hour away from Valdosta and about an hour and a half to 2 hours from Griffin my granny was born in 1913 and my papa was born in 1900 I never got to meet my grandpa he passed away in 1967 but I loved talking and listening to Granny tell me all of the family secrets lol and looking at letters and family Bibles that were passed down throughout the family and throughout the years and to be honest with you no one in the family is going to tell you exactly where John/DOC is buried it is kept within the family DOC Daddy wanted his son to rest in peace. So sorry to say no one is going to tell you exactly where he is buried at but 100% he is in Georgia. And thank you for being respectful of our CSA veterans Graves. And please come back to see us come to Douglas and I can show you some holidays that are buried in Atkinson county GA to.

[@angietrivett11]

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing your findings with us.

[@CiscoDuck]

I met a William Holliday here in AZ who is a 3rd or 4th cousin of Doc's - he is originally from Valdosta, GA and looks just like a healthy version of Doc only now in his 80's. I met him several times over a period of about 3 years working in a store as a clerk. His name tag on his shirt said, "Doc" and I recognized the family resemblance as I have been somewhat of a student of the Earp's and Doc Holliday. I asked him, "Are you related to John Henry Holliday?" He smiled as his eyes lit up and said, "It's easy to spot if you know what to look for." We struck up a friendship and his eyes lit up even more when I bought a bag of frozen okra. "He said, "Oh, what I'd give for a mess of fresh okra off the farm back home in GA." I didn't ask him too many questions, but I managed to ask only a couple that really cemented the truth that he was indeed a distant cousin of Doc Holliday. One was the day I asked him if Doc was really buried in Glenwood Sprngs, Colorado and he offered this information with no uncertain terms: "He was buried there in Linwood cemetery after he died in that sanitorium but sometime in the last 30 or 40 years some of the family went there and researched his burial site and arranged privately to have his remains moved. Doc's body was in fact quietly exhumed and is reburied in a cemetery in Griffin, GA in an unmarked grave. Most of the family doesn't even know the actual location of his grave. I know that I do not." I later asked him if Doc was as deadly as the history books and film adaptations of his life portray him. Expecting an answer about Doc's prowess with a pistol or other weapon, Bill said, "Let me give you an example that aint in any of the history books. Doc was nobody to fool with. There were people that he hated for whatever reason, who had done him wrong and instead of shooting them down or cutting them with a knife, he would wait for an opportunity. One such opportunity presented itself to him while he was still practicing dentistry in Tombstone - which he did for a very short time on a limited basis. A man with a bad tooth which was badly decayed and dangerously infected came to him for dental assistance. Doc agreed and after getting the man liquored up enough to pull the tooth, Doc then pulled a completely healthy tooth adjacent to the bad one and let the man go away in pain and misery with the infection spreading and the knowledge of a sure and certain eminent death. Another man accused Doc of being a party to a stage robbery. Doc said he wished he had thought of it and the two of them went off surreptitiously to rob the stage. Doc lamed the man's horse and left him to die in the desert heat without water without so much as threatening him any violence. Doc was vicious, make no mistake about that."

[@KimberlyLew]

Very interesting

[@FacesoftheForgotten]

thanks, great stuff. even though Doc could not beat up a 15 year old (Bat Masterson quote when he became a writer) he was deadly as hell with a knife or gun. it was more his explosive temper and devil may care attitude, a walking dead man.

[@hellograves]

Very interesting I didn't even know there was controversy over where Doc was buried. Have they had vandalism in Glenwood Springs? His mom sure died young.

[@beckysteffka2434]

Thank you, great video, and I appreciate your work researching this great history!

[@janetyovonnestuckey4772]

Remember you have a NAK for finding things right at the END!!!! You are the MAN!!!!! Safe travels my friend!!!!!!!

[@karlshaw4347]

For all this secrecy of one man just shows you how much doc was going to be an infatuation to people I feel sorrow for his mother to be buried alone 😔 RIP 🙏🏼 🕊 to the doc and his family and too all those who lost there lives in the civil war

[@cathysummers7558]

Wow Great story. Loved each detail and just to think he could be buried their. A show I was indeed very excited to see. Thank you Sir and Have a Great week and to the gang!❤🇺🇸

[@mygrammieis]

Awesome part 3/of/3💕👏✌🏻Safe Journeys ✌🏻Thanks for All the research you ALREADY have done ✌🏻💕

[@francesmeyer8478]

Karen Holliday Tanner, a descendant of Robert Holliday, wrote A Holliday Family History, might know whether Doc was taken back to Georgia or not. Ask her. I would.

[@Mosconi526]

Hey! I’m not sure how to just send you a message so I’ll post here if that’s ok. I just saw some pics of an incredible and very interesting graveyard in Sparta Tn called “Mt Gilead Cemetery “! Go check that out!!

[@KimberlyLew]

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[@FacesoftheForgotten]

I have had that on my list, I looked into it, but one of my friends did it KZbin channel called Wittdocs last month, so I won’t be doing it. Nothing for me to add but it’s a great suggestion thank you

[@ravensmokedancer8242]

Still wondering about the cemetery my parents found between Tombestone and Sierra Vista in the 1950's. They were dating and looking for rocks and arrowheads and found a small cemetery surrounded by a circle of trees. They said THAT was supposed to be the real Boot Hill. As for Doc buried here or there, to travel by train from Colorado to GA would be quite a trip back then. I know they did ship bodies that way, but it seems like quite a deal to go unknown. The other thing, if Doc and his dad were estranged, it feels a little disrespectful to Doc to bury his Dad next to him. I dunno. Something feels wrong. If you ever get back to Arizona again, between Benson and St. David, there are 3 graves off the highway closer to Benson heading to St. David on the right side back a ways. They are 3 wooden crosses with no names. My mom found them when she was a kid and never found out who they were. She thought maybe they were the 3 men that were hanged in the Horseshoe Cafe???? Anyway, just something to think about. Thank you!! I love Doc!!

[@nancyvolke237]

Thanks for following tracks of this story!! A mystery until the end of his life. Great series of videos!!!👍🏻😇👏👏👏

[@carolk5770]

A great story…