Modern Graves Found & More in Large Forgotten Cemetery Discovered In The Woods Of Georgia (Part 3)

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Part 3 of another huge cemetery explore in Georgia. PayPal Tip Jar: www.paypal.me/rwrightphotography Mail: Sidestep Adventures PO BOX 206 Waverly Hall, Georgia 31831 Subscribe to the new Vlog: kzbin.info/door/56vh2L-M0czmoTRLhSMaxg Support us on Patreon: Patreon.com/SidestepAdventures My flashlights: olight.idevaffiliate.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=282

[@mandysmith3861]

Can I ask why you guys never carry a larger broom? I know some graves the leaves ect. Have made like a carpet but the ones that aren’t too bad just seems like it might save you guys backs! Just curious! Love the video and it is odd that such a recent burial but it’s so abandoned. So sad..... if there was a little flag marker at each field stone grave like the little orange markers it’d be amazing to see how many really are there! Looking at the video when showing a large area it’s a little hard to see and imagine just how many!

[@joannewinter7879]

Great 3rd part gentlemen. Thank you😘

[@GESUNDHEITINSTITUTE2]

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[@Itiswhatitis55]

You 3 deserve so much credit for taking the time to help preserve family history!

[@lillypad9960]

Robert, Robert and Cody, I am going to let you know where I am buried, cause I know you'll take care of me.😇 Thank you for all you do. Much love and admiration.

[@tashasmith6179]

Yes, me too. 😃

[@howardwest1347]

Nice to see Cody again!

[@eileenmurphy5718]

You are doing a service to remind people that there are forgotten cemeteries all around and how to show respect for the people who are buried there.

[@mcwatersd]

It seems unbelievable that a cemetery that has a burial as recent as 2015 should be so neglected and forgotten. The homemade headstones are really touching. That cemetery was a lot larger than I 1st thought. Keep Safe ❤Keep Well ❤

[@vloggingwithnina273]

How does a cemetery where people were recently buried end up so abandoned looking in such a short amount of time?

[@ObsessedwiththeMess07]

Maybe it was already in the state that it is when she was buried, but maybe she's with family so they wanted to put her there? Idk just strange

[@admirathoria0073]

About 20 yrs ago, a local cemetery was shut down due to questionable business practices concerning burials and cremations. It's closed to burials but family members still go to maintain the graves of their loved ones. As the living family members grow too old, move away or stop caring, that cemetery will eventually end up like this one. Sad

[@nyotauhura7412]

It's associated with a church. The church may have gone defunct recently.

[@mythoughts2221]

Salute to the soldiers who served and protected our nation in over sea wars. We are indebted to you.

[@lalablack6038]

My grandfather is 85, the summer before last he was talking about work ethic, he said at his age he'd be able to out work these guys these days. Senior Robert give me that same vibe, no stranger to hard work.

[@naenae796]

Thanks guys, again, for taking the time to read their names, especially the Veterans ! A damn crying shame that it’s abandoned! If I lived closer I would come there and place flags.

[@Teresa65-p2y]

I was thinking of that

[@naenae796]

@@Teresa65-p2y 🥰

[@cindyhernandez152]

I really love the old cemetery videos, but sometimes they're almost too touching. The backwards S in the concrete "At Rest" stone... oh my heart. Yeah, I got a little misty-eyed. Great job, guys. Stay well!

[@jonmason1955]

Although of no relation or affiliation to the deceased, your respect and discovery of these lost graves is appreciated. By calling out their names you give them recognition once more that they had lived.

[@debranelson1987]

I agree....these guys are so kind and respectful.

[@play4u67]

I too agree with you!!! When you remember someone's name in this manner, they never really die, they are remembered and that's a lot...especially considering that Robert, Robert and Cody didn't know these beautiful folks in life, but remember them afterwards....that's a very special thing!!!!!!! Thanks so much again guys for taking us along with you on these journeys so that we might also pay our respects as well to those who lived with or before us. Be safe & Well everyone!!!! ♥♥

[@shellystine2989]

I wonder if the stone with "A R" stood for At Rest like the other one that was completely spelled out. 🤔

[@mariechosgaire6984]

Hi Robert, Robert and Cody. I hope you are all doing well. 😊😊 I just love these videos. So relaxing.

[@crusmonster1397]

The cemetery where quite a few of my dad’s maternal family are buried used to have a church, & I didn’t find that out until recently. Found an 11-page PDF from Maryland Historical Trust on MD’s government website from the 1980s & was last updated in 2003. There was what’s called “the Old Quinton Schoolhouse” that was a single room structure from around the 1870s and a “Quinton Methodist Protestant Church” that was directly beside the school. “The Church and school have been either moved or torn down, but the cemetery remains to mark the site.” Theres even a picture included of the schoolhouse after it was moved to a farm near the site!! A shame the buildings are no longer standing, it would’ve been cool to see. Thank you for the work you do!

[@Kimtwister]

great find its great that u help and clean these unmarked grave sites thanks so much

[@angieb6715]

The newer burial may have been part of an available plot. Thank you for visiting them!!

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

I don't think I have ever seen an old cemetery that big. Seems like the older ones are usually kind of small. I wish someone would see this and clean it up for them😊🐝❤

[@Diwondermum]

Robert you might have to go back to that cemetery. There seems to be a lot more than we looked at. Maybe you could bring a shovel and a bigger broom next time!! Great video!

[@mikedriggers3635]

Gone but not forgotten. You couldn't tell by the looks of the graves.

[@claracarter3181]

Great video! I read an article about you 2 Roberts yesterday. You three do a wonderful job. Cody has some great role models.

[@ColoradoMartini]

It was so nice meeting you on Tui show. We do ghost towns and cemeteries too.

[@deniseoftedahl8937]

We need to get you some more flags so you can put them on the soldiers resting places. Thanks for the video. My day is not complete without seeing you three and hearing the crunching of the leaves!

[@stanleyhatfield4902]

thank you for the respect you show to our veterans

[@S4dGh0st]

Sarah has such a nice quiet resting place

[@pinkylove1120]

I am so happy that I came across your videos thank you for sharing. what you are doing it's making them very happy their Spirits are happy. 😪💜🙏🙏

[@barbaracooke1617]

So enjoy the other Robert and Cody on the explores

[@colleencrane4843]

God Bless you Robert, Robert, and Cody, yall are amazing!.. You take such great care of the Graves...Great video!

[@user-randi1987]

Another great video about this cemetery, big place, lots of people buried there. So good of you gentlemen to take the time to record this. Thanks

[@yarnhappykim9294]

Thank you Robert and Robert and cody for sharing your information on another forgotten cemetery , please be safe out there and God bless you and your family and friends

[@janettporter6795]

It is an amazing cemetary. It's so sad 😞 so many forgotten people 😢. As I've been watching you guys in the past year it amazes me how many forgotten cemeteries there really are. That's just Georgia. I can't even imagine how many more through out the United States there could be. Thank you Robert, Cody, and Robert. God bless 💖

[@dreamseer7]

This always takes me to a place where I can put myself outside with you guys. Thx for filming, and all that you do.

[@OcotilloTom]

Robert # 2, I'm going to take up a collection to buy you a broom with a long handle on it! Man, your getting too old to be crawling around on that damp ground.

[@claracarter3181]

Needs a new shirt!

[@tashasmith6179]

@@claracarter3181 lol. I would love to see him in something different, too but I think we should just give up on that. I do believe that he likes all the attention his old shirt gets though 🙂

[@katherineg5946]

If anyone in Fort Worth is headed that way I could donate a real heavy vintage straw broom and some sash weights for those that were stolen.

[@gayeyount7948]

Very interesting video. Regarding the one where she was either very old or a mistake my grandpa told of two of his aunts who lived to a very old age one was 114 and the other 117. I guess he knew because he said he remembered them. Then people on that side of my family lived well into their late 90s. Thanks f9r what you do.

[@jayh1947]

Thank You..............Jay

[@lesliejohnson4196]

Great Vedio

[@marygarner5249]

Good Morning Love your Adventures

[@frankscarborough1428]

Another interesting video. Thanks Robert Robert and Cody. Good job

[@stevemasterton1577]

So sad to see so many graves buried and forgotten but great to see you finding and recording where they all are

[@SueGirling68]

Hi guys, that was pretty unreal seeing that newer 2015 burial there amongst all of the old fieldstones and markers, I wonder why they were interred in an abandoned cemetery or was it still active up to and until 2015 ???. Thank you for all that you guys are doing, to have the people's names spoken again it gives them a kind of immortality. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 🙏💖

[@shellydehart8217]

Yep, this was a good one n big. Gosh, wish I was single. I’d jump in my car n drive to Georgia n walk right beside you guys cuz I’m really enjoying n loving going to old cemeteries hunting. Unfortunately I’m not single n I don’t regret that but it sure is fun watching all of you. I think young Robert should be the one down on his knees cleaning everything. The other Robert is no young rooster LOL. Oh, want to say how much I enjoyed reading about Robert’s father , Mr. O’Neil carry Mr. Johnson . It was a wonderful story n love the history behind it. Thanks young Robert for sharing it. ♥️♥️😊👍👍

[@deborahw6860]

Always sadden me to see a grave yard in such disrepair

[@janecarolhogue3140]

Robert another fascinating video Thank you guys 👍👍👍

[@paularogers3549]

Very interesting video. Love these. It’s a shame it’s not taken care of.

[@patriciawebber9323]

This cemetery is call Spring Chapel Cemetery 40 people are buried there and they credit you for finding the forgotten one

[@NoShyGirlHere]

Nice to know this.. we have old cemeteries in the woods southern georgia. Not as many people buried there. They were Pioneers of the Wiregrass Trail

[@raynonabohrer5624]

Fantastic video. God-bless the you all. It is good to see Cody doing more.

[@belleange590]

That place is HUGE!

[@katherineyanagihara2909]

Aloha, Robert, Robert & Cody! The Heart Stone was really beautiful. Thank you for taking us along! Appreciate your knowledge! Aloha nou!

[@brendakrieger7000]

I hope you all are doing well💕 Thank you for sharing this.

[@adacox]

You always seemed so composed while visiting graves and naming names... 6:41 ... it’s okay, I was trying not to laugh also

[@marshahargis7106]

Vietnam ended in April of 1975.. so there was another soldier beside the second one you found. Great video!!

[@Sister325]

Hello Guys! What a mixture of generations of people. My in laws have discovered an forgotten small family plot in the west and have been able to use it after about 60 years since the single matriarch bought it and was interred there, waiting.

[@ricohernandez9835]

It is very sad to see so many abandoned cemeteries they forgot them cheers Roberto saludos God bless you, 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙋‍♂️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Carolbearce]

Great video. Amazing cemetery.

[@johannahmoran704]

Sad to see the Veterans abandoned like that .......they need to be honored , not forgotten

[@henriettadenzig5023]

Good morning robert and everyone. 20s here but the suns out so thats a plus.hope you all have a safe pleasant day.

[@lindsaymacpherson8782]

Sad place and was a bit shocked new grave was there Great video

[@sherronbell4961]

This cemetery was just incredible and amazing , I hope they are not going to destroy it.great video.

[@peggywilson9929]

So love the way you show such respect ❣️

[@jeffjohnson4015]

Love your adventures. You do a great service to help care for the graves, Sad families forget about these family graves. Do family members ever contact after you do the blog ???

[@barbararoberto1258]

Great find, very interesting

[@tessa7831]

Wow, I don't think cemeteries like this one can be found in my country, so it's pretty surprising to see that.

[@daveyjoweaver5183]

Very amazing indeed! Thanks Kindly! DaveyJO in Pa.

[@orsonboggs7753]

4:41 YIKES..at first glance that looked like a skull behind "The Other Robert" when he was pulling on that old fence wire...

[@jared1870]

Haha, I like to attempt to identify these cemeteries as part of my virtual tour record due to covid. I love how people run from this channel to findagrave to record the info you uncover.

[@ricknelson576]

Good job as always Gentlemen. Thanks

[@elizabethrosier5313]

Love these adventures. I just gotta stop trying to tell u guys what the headstones say. 🤦‍♀️ U can't hear me anyway...

[@christineberry3076]

Thought one said Agee! Sheesh!

[@PDGreen-ec7ss]

This is still an active Cemetery, contact that church and have them explain why they can take donations but not support the cem? Maybe the nearby land owner is trying to claim the land. The Cemetery should be on the States registry!

[@Angelhorselady]

Me, too❣️ lol

[@miahbeighley7708]

Going threw comments &Lord they sure can tell you your job.. 😂 let them get out there&take a shovel, take, &give you a hand... Blessings &Thank you for great vidios! 🙏🇺🇸

[@Teresa65-p2y]

I wish I could do that

[@lucygray6162]

Miah, ain't that the truth! All these folks crying: "Somebody should do something!" I wonder when's the last time they were in a cemetery, family or otherwise? These aren't urban chemical-grass cemeteries where families pay for long-term grave maintenance. Rural cemeteries depended on the local church or families to maintain them When the old churches and families die off, it's not like that mysterious "somebody" comes along with a tractor to keep the area cleared. The Roberts and Cody ARE "somebody" working to at least uncover some of the forgotten graves and history Too bad there aren't more of them. This reminds me of the Find A Grave people who have dozens of photo requests for family graves, yet have no grave photos taken for others among their credits. "Somebody" else is supposed to do all the work.

[@terrirobinson3876]

I have said that on another video. Or when have any of these people sent money to the tip jar. Can you imagine the back pack Robert, Robert and Cody would have to carry with them if they listened to the comments.

[@scottishhellcat]

@@lucygray6162 you are correct about care of cemeteries. I have found that most young people aren't interested in their own families. Thank God for Robert and his friends for taking care with strangers' graves. It used to be a Southern thing to care for your family plots. I alway hope that a family genealogist that is researching and asking "where are they" will happen upon one of their family members on Side Step videos and take over the care of their family cemetery. I have my "Wet and Forget" and soft brushes ready to work on grandaddy's section. I just have to wait for cooler weather and coordinate with the church as they only meet twice a month. My grandfather is buried in a church cemetery in rural Alabama. It is maintained by the church. Like me, the church members are getting older. I had a discussion with one of the church ladies the last time I was down there about what will happen in the future. It doesn't just magically happen. So I am trying to decide how I can help. Right now I send money (and not nearly enough) to the church. But I realize that when those precious church members can no longer do it, then who will. Another story of a rural area thinning out as young folks seek work in the city.

[@joharmon2148]

Kind of sad that some of these graves aren't that old yet no one is taking care of them. The veterans need some flags.

[@shawnamcdonald2463]

Another amazing video u guys take care from canada

[@kimberleyannedemong5621]

How does a cemetery become so unkempt & overgrown in less than 50 yrs. The really old cemeteries i can understand but this one not so much. This makes me so sad

[@lucygray6162]

It doesn't take long at all in the South. The heat, humidity and rain makes everything grow twice as fast. The thorn bushes can take over in a year, and kudzu...well, we don't even want to talk about that nasty stuff. Pine saplings grow into trees fast enough to be harvested many times over a human's lifetime. You spend most of your life fighting back against the growth, even in a neighborhood.

[@Mari-B]

Another great video!👍

[@dianebeckers8886]

Looked up Robert L Stinson on the Vietnam wall site. He is not listed. His enlistment date was 26 Feb 1963 release date 25 Feb 1965. According to the US Department of Veterans Affairs.

[@pameladawson4081]

That was great! Thank you...

[@Overtimewayne]

Wow ,these graves,have to be well over 100 years

[@gayleloy7111]

Another amazing video. Does Cody not feel the cold. Love from Australia. Stay safe. Love you all. Xxx

[@jerryhiggs7882]

Thank you

[@donnal.oglesby4806]

thank you Robert for this , and also to Robert O'Neal and Cody as well for their help in finding the ones you did, would be interesting to find out a name for what this cemetery used to be called..and IF the city or county has any records on the ones buried out there..

[@barneykennett9282]

Nice...👍.

[@debbiediggin4roots809]

Neal Hall born Oct 15, 1887 died May 20, 1928 40 yrs 7 months & 5 days..died from pneumonia, son of Jane Hall, wife Sarah Hall..buried Spring Chapel Cemetery (according to his death certificate)

[@lezliesummers4192]

You guys are wonderful. What about using a small push broom. Maybe easier on your guys backs.

[@lynnebunning7273]

It saddens me to see a cemetery with recent burials to become something so neglected. I noticed one born in 1951 same year as myself. I thought what if that was me & my family let it get like that. That I had become forgotten & unloved. It cements in my mind my resolution not to be buried & have my ashes scattered into the sea. My father & grandparents are buried 100s of KMs so I can't visit. My mum died young & my aunt owned her grave & their fathers. There was a time limit in the cemetery which is up. She has their ashes & I have no idea what has or will happen to them. My aunt is nearly 100 years old & has dementia. All this has influenced my decision. I wonder if those that have been forgotten, knew what would happen would change their minds on how their bodies would be disposed off. Thank you for remembering if only fleetingly those buried. My opinion only but the county or state should be ashamed of the neglected state of neglect. 😭😭😭😭😭😭 Australia 🇦🇺🐨. PS I'm sure we also have cemeteries in the same neglected state. 🥺😭😭😭

[@paulcopherjr.9541]

When small family operated funeral homes go out of business or have no relatives to take over, the land and often the records are lost, destroyed or misplaced. When in Brunswick, GA years ago I found many abandoned graveyards. CSA stones could be traced but when people moved from small towns, moved to the larger cities or military or GA Power took the land for no tax payment, the graveyards were inconvienent and not important by the counties, utilities and state. Local church records often get lost or the church is closed down. Church property gets over grown and burial maps lost.

[@firstcitytraveler]

What are some of the tools you take with you? I found the O Light, but not the grass/vine cutter older Robert carries. Also do you just use a Go Pro or other types of cameras. Sometimes it seems you don't have the tools and need them. Just curious, but if one wanted to document some of the old cemeteries in Kansas, those would be helpful to know. Thanks for all the great videos.

[@lydafrazier7764]

Hi Robert and Robert and Cody 💕

[@fredregler5055]

I guess this is what awaits use all. Gone and forgotten.

[@laurieannwinchell5001]

I noticed that Susette and John Dunlap died a day apart

[@rosagarza5264]

I remember what grandpa used to say, he said the other Robert is very smart he always has his brush and gloves with him.

[@jjohnson71958]

there needs to be volunteers to rake and to leaf blow the cemetery clean and a new fence put in

[@bigredmachine55]

👍👍

[@777poco]

I'm shocked how many abandoned grave sites there are in Georgia, who owns the land they are on and whats stopping anybody today from being buried in them? burial plots are very expensive where i live.

[@patmadix172]

Thanks again just wondering how many are bulldozed

[@its_so_edna]

Great video. Have you ever thought of bringing along a leaf blower?

[@r.l.1891]

Gas-powered leaf blower and a regular broom will be a lot easier on the knees.....

[@maisieh.8620]

I thought of that, too. A leaf blower would uncover more and do it quickly.

[@Whocares.........]

Battery pwr has come a long way!

[@james82430]

Have you guys ever thought to blow all the leave off the graves and bring it back for all to see.

[@ebmayes]

Hi to both Roberts & Cody. The name "JNO." stands for JOHN in the 1800s.

[@timothysingleton6274]

Robert do you ever clean up the whole cemetery?

[@Dav3Campb3ll]

Do you take requests? Naval museum in Columbus be awesome to see or some of the Ironside locations

[@cynthiacronin2794]

I am in Missouri and never saw footstones before watching your videos. Are they perhaps a southern tradition?

[@Pirateforliberty]

Poor families, both black and white, would put a field stone head and foot stone to mark the grave in hope to come back later with a proper headstone. On some graves you will find a headstone that was placed later. One of the things with this you can identify children's and adult graves.

[@gwenmoody8323]

My Parents are buried in Oklahoma and their footstone and that is were there names and picture and Info is. Headstone just last name My dad died 1961

[@lindawashere4283]

What's the temperature there? You guys never look cold