Sad and Creepy Cemetery! Forgotten Graves and Shocking Open Grave

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

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[@shannonlibby5261]

Definitely, do more documentation.

[@user-randi1987]

Please go back and read some more names. That's a very sad place.

[@decembergem4598]

Please return Robert. These forgotten souls need their names spoken again.🙏 The last pictures posted were in 2013, and only 5 memorials on find a grave.

[@bettyboop4263]

Please return. Maybe you bringing attention to this cemetery will inspire some people to clean it up👍👍

[@kathleenwelshimer999]

Please do explore this cemetery further. It's actually a beautiful spot; so sad that it's not maintained. So many African-American cemeteries ( and rural ones in general) that have languished as families moved away.

[@judysanders728]

I can't understand how such a large cemetery can be overlooked like this, especially since some of the graves or not that terribly old.

[@debbiecarpenter5022]

I think people assume that someone will look after it....a church or relative. And within a generation or less, it slips away. It is very sad but I this channel. Hopefully someone will realize their ancestor has been forgotten and step up.

[@Azoreanislandgirl]

It's supposed to be a resting place, and instead, it's become a disaster. I don't understand how a county allows a cemetery to be desecrated in this manner. ???

[@Court75]

I agree Judy. I hope they do come back to this cemetery. It's very interesting. But I really feel bad about the one that got hit by the tree. It seems that it must be an old grave or they don't have family that visits being in that condition unless it recently happened. I'd love a company to see this that fixes such and could come in and restore that person's resting place.

[@BulletsandButtons]

This one is at the tipping point of overwhelming. The abandonment, while understandable, is still disheartening. You have to go back.

[@jeanoch8125]

So sad to see this resting place so overlooked.

[@redpill5471]

Love the time you spend and compassionate narratives you give. "The last thing a mother can do" so sweet. The last thing she was able to do was bury her son. So sad. The words of a mom with a broken heart! Tyty Robert you're the tops

[@percussion44]

Yes, well done. I believe the last part was left unsaid "...for her son".

[@lisagibson2975]

I believe Bartow was killed during the massacre at Forsyth ,Ga (not far from the town this cemetary is in). Maybe not in Forsyth but as part of the evilness that spurred from the klans involvement in the massacre. If you look it up, it's terrible to read :( There was also pics taken too as "souvineers".

[@mygrammieis]

Prayers for the cemetery getting cleaned- The Historic info is priceless ⚖️🔦

[@user-jv8ht9wg9r]

praying acomplishes nothing, instead of praying i suggest organizing a group to go out and do the cleanup.

[@MLM111]

People don’t cherish history they want to destroy it - if they do want to save it they want someone else to pay for it and do all the work….sad how this country is now.😢

[@TCW838]

Doubtful that commentator resides in that local area.

[@micheleconley5714]

So sad. I love cemeteries. When I see a grave I wonder about the person, their life. My goodness the graves are so noticeable. Bless their everlasting souls.

[@nanslife]

I do that as well, I love old cemeteries they are so peaceful with so much history.

[@beckywhitney4652]

Looks like it is a fairly new listing on Find A Grave. It was entered last year and only has 247 burials listed so far. Thank you to member Cecil Young Jr for taking on this task! Thank you Robert for showing us these places!

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

That is my friend Cecil who has been on a couple videos.

[@tammygrier888]

I was just about to suggest creating a cemetery page in FAG to memorialize those who Robert has mentioned in this video. Thank you to Cecil for getting this one started.

[@shannonlibby5261]

Very sad, but thank God you care about getting these cemeteries documented. ❤

[@jacquie5292]

Very true. I felt the same way when I buried my son. The grave marker was the last thing I could give him.

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

😢

[@angelmist4253]

Condolences 🙏

[@angelicamelendez6179]

I’m so sorry for your loss. 😢

[@jjdjj5392]

So very sorry for your loss 😔

[@oldageisdumb]

That breaks my heart

[@alanmoberly64]

My dad is just short of ninety and I have had numerous conversations about death and dying. When you die only immediate family really cares for any length of time. Even for immediate family visiting a family grave becomes infrequent and not existent. Even famous people get essentially forgotten once their generation is gone. Dying is a strange thing. At some point you become more of a curiosity to strangers than anything.

[@dmzabo3914]

I've read that the average gravesite gets visitors for about 60 yrs after the person's death. (On average) so after the passing of that time .. your grave is on your own. So to speak

[@angelmist4253]

​@dmzabo3914 if it's in a cemetery with caregivers then it will be in a place that is at least pleasant to visit. But a place like this where it looks abandoned and overgrown, who would want to go there?

[@jumboslice1514]

You’re only remembered until the last person who knew you is gone then you’re eventually forgotten in time.

[@Miniver765]

​@jumboslice1514 Exactly. Eventually, we will all be forgotten. Some of us sooner than others.

[@fredrikalarsson3962]

Except if you are a very famous person, Mozart, Cesar, Shakespeare and plenty more, kings and other important people never fades away and we still talk about them hundreds of years after their deaths. But if you are a normal person,,,yup you will be forgotten

[@BrianPhillips-le3gl]

You ,sir ,are to be commended for the work you do in documenting those forgotten and abandoned cemeteries. You bring life back to them simply by recording saving for posterity's sake and mostly for the souls that are interred there. Thank You Robert.🙏❤

[@user-gz2qh1ie8d]

Thank you for sharing this Robert! So sad to see cemetaries forgotten and abandoned. Hate to see that people throw garbage in them! No respect!

[@sectorhq5871]

A lot of cemeteries are abandoned because the dead do not complain, and the living usually don't care. I always felt the dead should be remembered as best as possible. I think the opposite on that open casket/tomb below the fallen tree, maybe the deceased body is grateful to sense its prison has been cracked open, even if it is underwater. Maybe it's grateful for visitors and sunlight. So much can be said for the voiceless dead. I definitely enjoyed this video. Keep doing what you do.

[@mannyortiz4814]

Robert my spiritual cemetery guide. I cannot find the words to describe the sadness of seeing this forgotten burial resting place. My heart wants to weep for those resting there. Memories linger there of times long forgotten. Lord please help us remember the love and joy of those who have left us mourning there departure. Robert your empathy is a sign of the love you hold with in you to love others. I wish I was there to hug and embrace your beautiful spirit. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🕊🙏🌞🇺🇸😇🌹❤️👍🌈

[@judytaylor4133]

It's hard for me to understand why and how people can forget about their family resting place and all of those veterans ? Robert, it saddened me. How could so many people be forgotten? Thank you for all that you do because you are documenting all of these forgotten cemetery. Thank you, Robert loves the videos.

[@Miniver765]

Eventually, the family and friends of those buried all pass away, or move off to other places.

[@oldageisdumb]

Judy, you have long dead family members you don’t visit or even know where they are. Have you ever been to the grave of your great great grandfather? Or great great aunts? Most of the family of these folks don’t even remember them… it’s not their fault.

[@judytaylor4133]

@oldageisdumb I know where most of my family are resting, my family a few of them came from the UK and Ireland, some of those who also married Native American Indians, our family cemeteries are in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. My ancestors are as far back as the early 1800s, I've done research back to my 5th great grandfather who is resting in Ireland he is on my mother's side. I also search finder grave for family members' grave sites, where their are photos of the grave that a very good way to keep an eye on the care of the cemeteries. I do not have to be personally there to check up on their resting place. We, as a family, one of us live within 30 minutes up to an hour away from a family cemetery. When my parents passed, they wanted to be cremated, and my sister is resting in a small cemetery, I'm placing plaque with mom and dad picture with their birth date and passing date. I hope you have a blessed day.

[@judytaylor4133]

@oldageisdumb I'm not placing blame on anyone, I just don't understand why, and how does a person who served in our military be forgotten, the military keep records with every headstone they place.

[@oldageisdumb]

@@judytaylor4133 You are talking about millions of individuals.. how could the military possibly keep up with that? They are here to defend our country, they can’t be also tasked with maintaining millions of graves. But a better idea would be if you were to start a non profit charity that could do just that. Instead of telling someone else to do something, do it yourself!

[@juliewaterfield1804]

i save all your video's until i have enough to do a sidestep marathon. love binge watching them. thank you robert for giving me a whole evenings with one of my favourite shows.

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Awesome, thank you so much….

[@KB-zp2hn]

I've been watching your videos for awhile. I just want you to know how much I enjoy them. I was happy to learn my family isn't exclusive to wanting old cemeteries cleaned up. Before she died, my mother (with Parkinson's Disease!) worked on cleaning up the "Old Rapids City Cemetery" in Illinois. Oh! Just watched you fall in your latest video!! Holy moly! I hope you're ok. ... A cemetery you would love is Paradise Cemetery, Cochise County, Arizona (on the NM/Mexico/AZ border). It's near the Chiracahua Mountains. My husband & I visited it about 5 years ago when we spent a summer in the area. It needed cleaning up, so that's what we did as best we could. We also drove 65 miles to Walmart to buy candles and plastic flowers. There were many graves marked "Mexican unknown." So sad. Just a sad, a grave for "Mrs. Madlady." She had no family and the locals thought she was mentally ill, thus the name they gave her for eternity. Even more interesting... 2 graves in the Chiracahua Mountains for men "killed by Indians." I live in Massachusetts, so I love seeing the regional differences in cemetery markers. Anyway, thanks so much for all you do! You are making a difference.

[@nancysantamarialatica1141]

I bet these Now found souls are so grateful for your service . We here appreciate chew Robert .

[@bethpeters3187]

Thank you, Robert, for all that you upload. I appreciate all your hard work and i'm able to live better when I see your videos. They bring me a lot of joy and the respect that you have for those who have left us. Just amazes me. Thank you

[@elissalee3057]

Probably 8,000 or more, I really enjoy your work.

[@Mari-B]

Robert, you just don't know how much that you are appreciated for all of the research and visiting these cemeteries mean to so many of us. You are bringing much needed attention to the lost cemeteries!! Thank you!!

[@andrewowens9382]

Well that's one big cemetery yes you can see the indentations, im surprised the fencing is still there, thanks Robert for explaining this cemetery, you know me im always fascination about your history of the south ,all the best Andrew south wales uk 👌 👍 👏 😀 🇬🇧 and be careful we're you walk 🚶‍♂️

[@nelsonfractal]

Man, how I would like to do a walk like this. Always have a fascination about cemeterys and forest like ambiences. Where I live, in Brazil, have a abandoned cemetery deep in the forest. When child my mother took me there, and maybe that makes me feel in peace in some way. Since there's no other around here, be able to see the same sort of adventure it's a nice step into my past. Good channel.

[@mrrs8118]

TEC4 is an abbreviation for Technician fourth grade. It was a rank of the United States Army from 1942 to 1948, created to recognize enlisted soldiers with special technical skills, but who were not trained as combat leaders. The rank was abolished on August 1, 1948, but the concept was revived with the specialist ranks in 1955.

[@angelmist4253]

Good to know.

[@sandysue202]

This is such an amazing old cemetery! Probably not many of these graves are listed on Find A Grave, if any? That first headstone that had the marbles reminded me of a number of old markers that I have seen where marbles are used as part, if not all of the headstone decor. There is one out in our local town cemetery that is a handmade marker, and the old rumor about the lady buried there is that she was a witch. I totally discount that, but her headstone is quite unique. I love your cemetery walks, and I try to envision what some of these folks' lives were like and what they looked like. Thank you for walking their where their earthly bodies were laid to rest and for bringing them back from history for a little while. The music you chose was perfect, too! ❤

[@StevenJeNova]

Deserves a revisit with Mr Dan! And a brush. 😊👍 Thanks for all the great work & vids.

[@JohnMarciaShackelford]

I second that!

[@brendahogue5487]

Love your videos and enjoy watching them. May the lord bless and protect you Robert. Enjoy you bringing out the past history

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Thanks so much

[@lorij323]

Can you imagine? 1000 burials. Just hard to understand how it can be so forgotten and overlooked. Thank you for doing what you do to find these, document them and bring those people some dignity again. When I first started watching you years ago this is why - because of your cemetery explorations, your respect for the people resting there, and acknowledging they were not only living breathing people at one time, but important too.

[@sharonthomas865]

Thank you Robert for sharing your Video, God Bless You and Your Family, You're all in my Prayers 🙏

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Thank you so much

[@stephenhobbs1174]

The old and new together. Sadly, more unknown than known. Makes one wonder if your creepiness is those who struggle to be known after decades of eternal rest. Walking through these forgotten souls sometimes stirs your spirit, and a connection is made. Be acceptable; you are not alone with the unseen.

[@gurinapsait8602]

I really enjoyed this cemetery.. It's amazing how so many graves were unmarked.. Yes I would like for you to return to this cemetery..

[@huldahsroots]

Lord you scared me when you fell! Glad you are okay. Can't thank you enough for these adventures. Keep up the good work.

[@debbieblaylock9997]

Sad it is overlooked thanks for what you do

[@barbaraharshman9460]

Thank you Robert for sharing this cemetery with us! Its beautiful

[@mercedithcompala8148]

Thanks to you, these folks will not be forgotten ❤

[@SondraD7676]

Very creepy. Interesting handmade marker. Will have to watch the rest later. 👍👍❣️❣️

[@sherronbell4961]

Just an amazing amazing graveyard, hope you go back and revisit soon. Just incredible. Great video.

[@1Grandma62]

It's sad to see an open grave like that. I wanted to cry over that to bad that couldn't be taken care of

[@sharonbaulch]

This cemetery has historical significance,love that you respect that. Even though it isn't the tidiest but it's also hauntingly beautiful. Thanks for your tour and time❤

[@darrkinney1787]

It just breaks my heart to see all these cemeteries uncared for. Thank you for finding them.

[@tangie777uk]

Thank you Robert for another excellent video. I cannot understand how such a large cemetery is forgotten with a lot of the graves not that old..You do such a wonderful job with bringing us wonderful and interesting content. This one brought tears to my eyes, very very sad.

[@Happyland_Motel_Gamer_Cat]

2:05 There is something calming and very beautiful about this cemetery plot, i really like it.

[@Lorriann63]

Thank you, Robert, for taking time to find these graves, It looks like a very sad place. Those graves where the stones said the last thing they could do was to me it means to bury their loved one. At that time I suppose it was a Christian burial. It's a very good thing to remember that there are people there.

[@marcbrunson6986]

The headstone representing the Riley family is awesome. I love how that is done. That's crazy how large of an area it is. It's bad cemeteries take a lot of money to keep up. I wish there were more groups though who can easily get out to areas like this and keep it up.

[@mikeh2373]

Definitely should be cleaned up and make it a proper cemetery- Sad ty for sharing and would definitely love to see you go back

[@carolynkatsilas8559]

I find it so interesting the headstones that are hand written. You can tell they were very loved by their families. Love your videos, and love seeing these long lost cemeteries.

[@martinmarsola6477]

Thank you for the video this day. It’s sad to see the upkeep to the cemetery is almost nonexistent. Thank you for your concern on this matter, Robert. 😞🇺🇸

[@Robert-hk3gf]

God Bless Yall for relocating these Graves and marking them down.. Yall are Blessed..

[@phyllisshieldsjones1482]

Hey Robert, its ashamed how all these cemeteries are always overlooked and forgotten. It makes you sad for them but thank you for what you do to bring awareness to this.

[@sharontheobald9478]

Robert, this was a very interesting cemetery. It always makes me sad to see neglected graves and grounds. I hope that you will go back again. Thanks! Sharon

[@sharonparker2262]

I learn so much from you and Dan about the past. This cemetery makes my heart sad. I don't understand why people vandalize or leave garbage at loved ones final resting place

[@bethpeters3187]

I can't believe the amount of people interred there. If you have a family member there, how on earth would you find your loved one? It's so massive and not marked by section.

[@karenwright9123]

Wow,Robert this one is huge. Yes,go back if you can. Gave me a start when you tripped and fell. 😟Glad you're okay. I have long had an interest in the Old South and have read many books and articles on the plantations and enslavement,watched all the movies and videos,just a sponge I am...I love history. I have much sympathy for any people oppressed and that includes most,so it is touching and sorrowful to see those buried and forgotten. As many as we might find of those enslaved in the United States, there are many more we will never find. Between 1525 and 1866 according to the Trans-Atlantic Slave trade database,12.5 million African people were shipped to the so called New World. An estimated 1.8 million were during a 2 month journey on the sea thrown overboard after dying under horrendous conditions.They had names we probably couldn't pronounce if we knew them. Will there be forgiveness for those associated with such an enterprise?we will only know that on Judgement day. But I feel God knows all,it is His place to judge what man has done and how all will be made right in His time and His way. To have knowledge of the fact these people lived and breathed on this earth we now walk on,and they had lives we can only imagine, but still have reverence for, shows we as God's children have a connection. A spiritual connection we all seek back to the Father and His son. Thanks for another walk and a look back and a reflection. We can't correct the past, we may only make amends,and hopefully not add to the suffering of any. In the words of Abraham Lincoln,with malice towards none and charity for all. I pray for the American people daily,North,South, East and West. May God lead us all in the days ahead.😔

[@mariebeveridge9324]

Thank you for sharing just so heartbreaking 💔 seeing how forgotten these graves are. It just makes me more determined to be cremated. I love how you show such respect.🙏🏻

[@rajdandrade2009]

Robert keep it up keep what you are doing people they'd to forget the people who are buried are the ones who shape history in every aspect they left us a legacy don't matter if they were slaves or not they played a vital role in shaping the country

[@RM-mm4jr]

Just found your channel n subscribed. Extremely interesting (and more than a little sad) You really should have someone with you.I can't believe how huge the cemetery is. There must be thousands and thousands of people there. Thank you for sharing this. Amazing. 💖 From Australia

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

Thank you and welcome

[@fredpierce9363]

Tec4 or T4 was a technical soldier equivalent to sergeant. They were not Non-commissioned officers and they didn't command other troops but their skills were valuable and they were paid the same as a buck sergeant. They were highly trained soldiers. The rank was discontinued after WWII but revived in the 1950s as specialist and became more common as the army shifted to more technical weaponry and equipment.

[@carylosborn1808]

I have never found cemeteries to be creepy. Sad, if not taken care of but never creepy.

[@maryhamric]

I love your videos. Keep up the good work. It's a very ASMR experience hearing the leaves crunch too!

[@darringraham2613]

Sad it gets overlooked 😪, thanks for what you do 👍🫶

[@donnal.oglesby4806]

Thank you Robert for finding and documenting this cemetery, as you stated it is massive, and so many laid to rest there, that are only known to God. Appreicate the video and your work in preserving the history. Well Done

[@jmorgan5252]

Thank you Robert for another informative video. I hope you didn't hurt yourself when you fell

[@leannageyer943]

How completely sad!! Everyone there had a life, a story, people who loved them, accomplishments and tdradigies, be it mostly coming from fellow human beings. No one should ever be forgotten and thrown away. Life is hard enough. The soldiers should be laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery. They fought for our country and deserve respect. As does, every man, woman and child in that forgotten cemetery. Fact is, cemeteries like this are all over our country.

[@oldageisdumb]

Not everyone can be buried at Arlington. There isn’t endless room.

[@leannageyer943]

@@oldageisdumb Guess I didn’t clarify enough, I didn’t mean everyone should be buried at Arlington, I meant the soldiers. Everyone one deserves respect! Better?

[@oldageisdumb]

@@leannageyer943 I knew what you meant and my answer is still the same. Arlington is not big enough to bury all soldiers there. Plus, many soldiers wouldn’t want to be buried there, they want to be buried with their families.

[@leannageyer943]

@@oldageisdumb I never said it was! I’ve BEEN THERE, relatives are there. AND YES, you are correct. I’m surprised it’s NOT COMPLETELY FULL TODAY. Go to a burial there someday, the sadness is overwhelming. You see people putting flowers or just sitting beside a grave talking to a loved one. It’s heartbreaking. Get off that off your pedestal, try doing something nice for someone who needs it. You might feel better doing something nice for a stranger instead of yourself.

[@oldageisdumb]

@@leannageyer943 What the heck are you going off on a tangent about?? You said in your original comment that they should bury the soldiers at Arlington and I replied that they can’t just bury every soldier at Arlington because there isn’t enough room and now, somehow, I’m a horrible person that only thinks of myself. How does that make sense. You may have overreacted a wee bit.

[@Roller_Ghoster]

Keep up the good work Robert. Greetings from Belfast, Northern Ireland.

[@CharleneDavidson-oi7it]

It's great that you continue going to research cemeteries and clean some of the tombstones. It shows great respect for humanity. It may also help people trying to find their ancestry in a certain location. One of many great ways to spread goodness in God's earth. 🌎

[@karenshepler7128]

Hello, and good to see you again and I was thinking the same thing as someone else as I don't understand how it can be so un kept when still in use. Or at least not that long ago I know some are very old and mabe know dependence but can't someone find people to help it out a bit like the tree on the onenow open at least move the tree and see what could be done. So very sad .but a very amazing fi d and part of history. Thank you for sharing with us and hope you can return for more of the historical part of it all .take care and be careful out there. 😊😊

[@Orlcmb]

I’d love to see a video playlist of all of the creepy/unexplainable things that have happened on your explores. Like the one where you heard boots footsteps while you were under the house. Etc.. 👻

[@carolb29]

oh yes I'd love to see you go back and read some more of the headstones.

[@dolothegreat2019]

Since there are many burials, shouldn't there be information through the State or County on it's history? Very interesting cemetery.

[@Smoothbuttermilk]

Last thing his mother can do is bury him.😢

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

😢

[@artcflowers]

Exactly! Sad epitaph😢

[@jerrysollinger5112]

Loved it Robert. I have always loved walking through a cemetery.

[@jeanneclark99]

I can't always see the indentions in your videos, but I surely could this time. So huge! An entire city of the dead. I could tell you were creeped out when you didn't stop to read all the markers like you usually do. Take care and God bless. (And yes, please, return--with Dan and others!)

[@coralieg1947]

I'd love to see you visit the site again but please don't go alone

[@tonyahaley6900]

Amazing. Thank you, Robert. I've missed these cemetery discoveries.

[@maragore3478]

Oops...!!! Glad u didn't break anything...Robert I have been watching your videos for about 3 yrs now and u r the best, u take the time n a brush and wipe n clean away years of neglect and what a awesome person u r too do this in these sad but beautiful cemeteries, Iam sorry to say that I haven't kept up with your videos in the past years been sickly, this one needs your and the other Robert's attention....keep up your awesome work and videos, if I didn't live in Las Vegas I would love to join u in this cemetery to document this people who have been gone n forgotten and give them the record of the dead they deserve.....Mara

[@markpasquale]

when you read The last thing a mother can do brought tears to my eyes

[@AdventuresIntoHistory]

It was very sad

[@nancystrand1920]

What happened to him only 24 years old

[@user-vc1dr1wb5h]

Very sobering and sacred. Thank you for this.

[@kentuckylady2990]

I have heard older folks saying that they must needs go sweep the graves. It now makes sense, they were going to sweep those slab markers.

[@thomascramer7485]

So very interesting robert ,i understand how these happen in time,families are limited in size and people always move on youv'e shown us it happens down south often,understandable and sad❤

[@user-qi5od9jz5n]

Robert, this cemetery has a lot more history than we know. I did some research on this county, it was fascinating.

[@marthakierstead3415]

Much respect to you Robert for your wonderful work and research into these cemeteries . Would love to see you revisit this. One

[@kskollections2142]

So so sad but very fascinating to learn about. Would love to see you return at a later date!

[@paulhoffman6371]

A couple of years ago you documented an African slave cemetery and told the reason that most slave graves were left unmarked. Though I can't remember all the details, it was a learning experience. Perhaps you can share that again sometime.

[@pamelac2863]

Really sad The cemetery aint kept up, some one should contact the county and have them clean up the graves

[@donnaelkins186]

How very sad this cemetery is left to ruins. So many Graves! Thanks for sharing!

[@pats9055]

Love this. So sad so many buried without a word. God Bless all of them.

[@OHIOHAUNTPARANORMAL]

Thanks Robert your doing an amazing job

[@user-cz8pu1om6y]

Amazing but sad at the same time..imagine the stories from each grave..

[@alanatolstad4824]

Bless the birds, they never forget.

[@charlescorris3469]

That was one of your best. I do hope you’re able to go back in the future and explore it some more.

[@beverlybennett963]

I see these grave yards on your site and the conditions and stories and ask myself "why",, We go through working like dogs all of our lives, and in the end, most family etc.. don't want anything you have collected, saved, was past down from long gone generations of the family, things you have cherished over the years, silly things like your kids or grandchildtrens art. your kids report cards, hair and yes I still have teeth the tooth fairy did not take with her...And then they spend so much money to put you 6 ft, under and at some point no comes anymore.. Why?? My plan is cremation, toss me in the field my partners are in, my faithful, loving buddies always by my side, my dogs, an occasional, sweet barn cats, and several of my horses that brought me such joy over the years.. And no spending 10 or 15 grand for a funeral I do not want.. Peace out........

[@korey1112]

Well put

[@LindaZeno]

I feel the same way.

[@TinnaN2TheAfterlife]

Seeing these old cemetaries makes me very sad. This is why, my husband and i chose to be creamated and ashes spread off a beach. This is very egregious to me, as these poor souls have been abandon by their loved ones, relatives, towns, counties, or Cities. These cemetaries and grave yards, should always be kept up in respect for our fallen, our families and relatives. This is just heartbreaking. These people were loved and belonged to someone. The fallen soldiers is so disrespectful to all of us. God bless them 🙏

[@sitiradziyah2159]

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[@user-gz2qh1ie8d]

Yes, come back out to it please!

[@charlenemock333]

I grew up where my mama was terrified of Cemeteries. But me when I got grown loved to go to the cemeteries. I like looking at what year they were born and how old they were and what their lives might have been like when they were alive. I can be in a cemetery for hours and hours and it just doesn't seem like I've actually been there that long. But you can't argue with time, so. Lol. You can get lost imagining how these people went about their everyday lives when they were alive. I'm wondering if they died from some kind of plague or disease. So my mama and everybody else in the family always told me that I was not right! But they would say it in a joking way. Thanks for sharing your videos.

[@kimmorrill7060]

For yrs I would take a certain road to go see my daughter..one day I happened to look to my left and saw a small graveyard. It was winter so once spring came I had to go see it. There may have been 25 headstones so quite small, wasnt taken care of very well..I took photos to look up who these people were. I started researching the name on the largest headstone. The name of this family was Bigelow. Has I looked into his ancestors, I came across 2 familiar names, they were my 6th or 7th gen grandparents!!! I WAS RELATEDTO THEM! The Bigelow's were the first settlers in Springfield Township Michigan and only one man with that sir name came to America..so that means all Bigelow's and descendants are related. So that meant I was related to my 5th grade teacher! I called the historical society to talk to them abt it.. they finally put up a sjgn and are now keeping it up.

[@bethgiesey9405]

Oh My, that is one massive cemetery. Thank you, Robert, for bringing this to everyone's attention. So sad that there are so many unmarked graves

[@generaljacksoncsa]

Thank you for your adventures. Please do return to this historical cemetery

[@Melissa-pt2ik]

It would be really nice if there was a community that would help support the cemetery and help clean that area up and make something that you could tell where the graves are and maybe even identify the graves of the people laid to rest in the cemetery it’s so sad that it has been let go and not anyone made any effort to mark the graves

[@arthurharms5502]

Another awesome video! Where did these people live? Must have been a large community to support such a large cemetery.

[@dianeburnejko2908]

Huge forgotten cemetery, very sad. RIP all souls buried there 🙏🏻

[@dreamseer7]

I really like that handmade grave stone. Shows creativity and caring as well.