THE CASTLE OF SOULS - CARBURY CASTLE, IRELAND

[@WeeeWriter]

What I like about your videos and documentations is that you have no glitz or drama, just the down to earth investigations. That's what viewers want, more investigative teams should be like you. Thanks for being so real.

[@tw02cow]

I used to live just a mile away from this as a child and had no clue it was that old. Bit less of it now as well. Great video.

[@toddbox1]

I really enjoyed this video. My ancestor was Peter Colley. The info we have is he was born in the atlantic ocean around 1751. Nobody can find out exactly where he came from the info says from Ireland. He built a stone house in Pennsylvania that is still standing. One of my cousins told me about the Colley Castle a few years ago. Thank you for posting this.

[@bookwormsurfer]

My sister did the family tree for our left Ireland for Maine branch!!!

[@sherylsimpson4841]

I too stumbled across this video while looking up Carbury Castle on Google. I am a descendant of the Colley family so this was very interesting to me. My Colley ancestor who left Ireland for America was William Colley who came over to New England (Maine) sometime in the mid 1600s.

[@bookwormsurfer]

Cousin!!!!!! He was my great great great great granddad!

[@Mwhitney19]

Chris, I think you are very professional in the way you approach investigating. I, too, am a paranormal investigator and I really like the way you talk to the spirits when you introduce yourself. I do not like the way so many investigators will say as they come into a room for the first time "Is there anyone here who wishes to communicate?" or "Are there any spirit people here who wish to communicate?". It's as if they have forgotten that most of these entities were once alive and lived lives like the rest of us. They are not "spirit people". They are just people. I very much like how you take a kind approach, particularly when you call them by name and say something like "please forgive us for intruding on you. I do come with respect. It would mean very much if, perhaps, we could talk for a little while. Would you mind making a some kind of sign so i know you are here with me?" But the part I like a lot is when you tell them they don't have to if they don't want to. You're an excellent investigator

[@valeriekugler2534]

Hi, I'm Valerie Kugler, maiden name Carbury. My grandparents migrated from Ireland to Canada where my father was born in Toronto, Ontario in 1933. They then went back to England and Ireland for WW2 where my father and his subsiquent siblings were put in an orphanage while their parents fought. My grandmother, Millicent Victoria (Stevenson) Carbury parachuted behind enemy lines, as well as, worked for Winston Churchill for a time. Her husband, Edward Villiers Carbury, was in WW1 and received a field commission to the rank of Captain in the British Army. After they married, they went to work for the British Secret Service. Now for my question...Carbury Castle was named for the town? Or was the Carbury family who were land owners in Ireland, original owners of the land it was built on? From the time I was a little girl, my Grandparents spoke about Royalty in the family line somewhere but I was to young to grasp who and where they were talking about. Kids don't really pay much attention to such things. Anyway, I would sure love to know what you know about the history. Or anyone else for that matter. Thanks. I enjoyed watching your video.

[@richardevppro3980]

As allways Chris this is a top dollar show and loved it,Thank you again for sharing your work and looking forward to the new Dvd you making!.....cheers :)

[@robert1950]

I descend from Sir Henry Colley and his wife Catherine Cusak. Their daughter Alice married John Beardsall in Sheffield in 1578. The Beardsall line follows down to the marriage of Emily Beardsall who married Frederick Coulthurst in 1886 in Manchester. My mother was a Coulthurst and Frederick was her grandfather. Someone else did the work on the tree and I have not checked it.

[@ingridsouthcoast_]

Me too! We must be related. Our family is still called Beardsall and mainly in Sheffield and Nottingham.

[@ingridsouthcoast_]

Forgot to say- if you go back through the Cusack/Cussac line we're related to Hugh de Lacy.

[@bookwormsurfer]

So do I!!!!!

[@elisemcleod3149]

Hi Todd, You say your ancestor was Peter Colley, so was mine. I guess that would make us related. My 80+ year old folks & I have a bit of family tree that leads back to the Colley's. Peter Colley who was born on a ship on the way to America in 1757. We do not have any info. on his parents. Our record states that the Carbury cemetary may contain info of Peters grandparents. We know they were well healed as they purchased much land in PA. I look forward to hearing from you. Elise

[@PamHa6996]

a lovely spot to sit and think,on your own..... sadly there seems to be less of it since I was last there

[@DeborahBliss59]

I just stumbled upon this video and liked it so much, I subscribed. I'm looking forward to going back and watching all your previous videos and to watching any future ones. Job well done and thanx for sharing.

[@grouty100a]

An excellent film very well taken and produced. With some great 'results' also,. I enjoyed it very much, well presented. Ireland is a place my ancestors hail from, and I hope to visit her in the near future.

[@kakabixlis]

Nice one Chris,too bad the place is in shambles,must be a magnificent castle!!keep up your search mate :)!!!!

[@declanoconnor9134]

That was the Colley Family Mortuary Chapel. There ia a genealogical tablet there, and dated 10th.July, 1705. The chapel was erected by Henry Colley ( alais Cowley ) in memory of his father Dudley, son of Sir Henry, and greatgrandson of Sir henry Cowley of Carbery (sic) KT, " who built this chappel burial place for his family and are interred therein, with their wives; Anne Warren, daughter of Henry Warren oof Grangebeg and Katherine Cusack daughter of Sir Thomas Cusack KT then Lord Deputy of Ireland "There are ancient burial sites on the summit of the hill, and also two cemeteries.Now for Jason Cummings request to Niamh Mc G..." To the memory of Doctor Michael Quinan died 3rd.day of August in the year of our Lord 1792 in the 63rd. year of his age. This humble Tablet is inscribed as a record of filial affection due by his affected son Michael Quinan "

[@oliviakilcoyne4572]

Declan O'Connor What does KT stand for?

[@bookwormsurfer]

Plan on taking my sons Liam and Aidan this summer here to see where their ancestors were born.

[@charlottedennis1001]

Very well done.

[@Theghostswithin]

Love this one..soo wish I could go there...a long way from Aus !!

[@Lorriann63]

Thanks for sharing this video, Chris. I loved it, but then I've always been partial to castles. I always enjoy your videos, and this is one of the best I've seen. And I totally agree with WeeeWriter above: the fact that you don't have all the glitz, etc. is a big plus! Can't wait to see what you come up with next! Lorriann63

[@clarebearcuddles]

when peter said bless you, so sweet of him lol

[@flexina]

Nice as usual, ireland has so many castle it amazing. Would not mind if you investigated some more of thoose :)

[@Mark28644]

Great video Chris, loved it! It was very interesting indeed my friend! :o) :o)

[@danradcliffegirl]

I should add that I'm descended from Sir Henry Colley, who's daughter Anne married a John Westley, who had a son, Samuel Wesley, and Sam had a son Charles Wesley, the famous hymnist. I've gotten down to Charles' children and grandchildren, but after that I don't have much. There's probably still 2-3 generations till my paternal grandfather shows up. Sadly, he died over a decade ago, otherwise I'd ask him. My grandma is still alive though, and has the Wesley family book, which I'd love to get my hands on.

[@HauntedEarth]

Quite an interesting family tree there, Sarah :)

[@danradcliffegirl]

+Chris Halton - Haunted Earth tv Thanks! Yeah, I'm pretty amazed too by what I found.

[@TheIndependentLens]

Denise Blair she just went walking through the forest and *BOOM* there it was.

[@bookwormsurfer]

Another cousin! This thred is like a family reunion!

[@mermaidlorelei1045]

I, too, could hear a lot of whispering around you. At 15:03, there is a whisper that sounds to be quite close to the camera mic. Also, at 15:36, I heard what sounded like "amen" as a reply to you feeling like there was a pesonal tragedy there at one time. When you asked the female to identify herself, at 16:00, I heard a very faint reply that sounded like "Jane". Another great video!

[@richardsandford2706]

Lot good castle in Ireland to look at

[@evacasey1774]

I've been to that castle a million times I live in carbury around carbury people has always said its haunted

[@Autumroz]

Is the property open to the public? I am also a decedent of the Colley/Wellesley family and would love to visit in April.

[@BrianH561]

@12345vjd This is in Ireland, I live 5 mins from the castle :)

[@misstressc69]

The family that is referred in the video is Cowley not Colley. I happen to be a Cowley and have family that still reside in Ireland.

[@142844]

A great video as always Chris i really enjoyed it thank you for all your hard work and thank you to mr figgis he did a great job with the camera as it was so bad underfoot x

[@daughtereponymous]

We CARBERRY are the KEEPERS of the STONE OF DESTINY and took it back to Ireland​ after Mary had the fight on CARBERRY HILL in SCOTLAND

[@unrulyjulie4382]

Miriam Chartier ... You might be more believable if you spelled Carbury correctly.

[@HauntedEarth]

One of the annoying aspects of recording EVP and then transferring it to video on KZbin is that sometimes the recording actually sounds quite different to what you have actually recorded originally. But despite that, this video is very interesting in many respects and if you enjoy the presentation and work put into this, please `like` as ratings are important to ensuring a level playing field to the big media companies that enjoy a wider coverage.

[@SpiralParanormal]

I really liked this one Chris and doesn't it look good in widescreen? Well done to you and Jason mate.

[@TattoodDood]

Very nice! I thought this piece had quite high production quality. Well done, Chris.

[@GhostvaperYT]

excellent / hd aswell, thanks chris.

[@gungedlulubelle]

what are those two really tall towers in front of the castle?

[@12345vjd]

What a wonderful location! It looked absolutely beautiful. You are so fortunate to live in England!

[@junkgirltoo5005]

They are in Ireland. Near where my sister lives.

[@TriciaCummings]

Hey Niamh Mc G-next time you're there can you check the graveyard for me, my ancestor, Michael Thomas Quinan, is supposed to be buried there and I would like to confirm this. If possible, snap a photo, thanks a bunch...

[@HauntedEarth]

@RiverAveGuy Thankyou:) Really appreciate your comments. Jason will be very pleased with that too:)

[@danradcliffegirl]

Interesting. I wanna visit this place. Recently in some genealogical research, while somewhat incomplete, I've found out that I'm descended from the Colleys. I'd really like to visit the area to learn more.

[@HauntedEarth]

@grouty100a Thankyou for your comments - They are very much appreciated. You`ll enjoy the trip over to Ireland. A lovely country:)

[@eooc3857]

In reply to the comment from 'bitofapilchard' The murders of the O'Connor clan did not take place at Carbury Castle. This slaughter took place at Carrick Castle which is about 6kms away, on the Carrick Road approx 2kms from the town of Edenderry. The de'Bermingham's murdered 32 members of the O'Connor clan by decapitation, the youngest being a child that was thrown over the battlements. The date for this is given as 1306 on the Feast of Holy Trinity which is in the Month of May. The child was an O'Connor Godson to Piers de' Bermingham.

[@sinapisalba]

i think this is the most pleasant ghost hunting video i've ever wathed :o) nice talking, no stupid sound effects.. really liked it :o) just one thing, that white mist on the photo looks like your own breath in cold air, i caught lots of those when i photographed in cold cstle cellar once ;o)

[@HauntedEarth]

@flexina Thanks Anna, I hope to get back to Ireland in the early summer. There are many great places there to explore:)

[@HauntedEarth]

@TattoodDood Thankyou:) I`m pleased you enjoyed the end product of this investigation.

[@HistoryHaunted]

love it !

[@HauntedEarth]

@142844 Thankyou my friend, it was a difficult shoot, but the end product is always worthwhile:)

[@HauntedEarth]

@SpiralInvestigations Thanks Marq - Very much appreciated mate:)

[@HauntedEarth]

@dutchmaggie1 Thanks Lydia:) Your comments are always appreciated.

[@7777777roma]

Perhaps say prayers for the deceased so they do rest in peace

[@HauntedEarth]

@WeeeWriter Thankyou for your positive and supportive comments:)

[@HauntedEarth]

@lilpooch99 Glad you enjoyed:)

[@DarrellRoper]

Nice Video...

[@HauntedEarth]

@MARIAM9999 Thanks Mary - I thought you would!:)

[@richardsandford2706]

Chris I have to Ireland it very good go back in 2018

[@HauntedEarth]

@kakabixlis It is sad, but there are lots more castles there to explore:)

[@HauntedEarth]

@coolkat902 Thankyou!:)

[@HauntedEarth]

@12345vjd Thanks Vicky:)

[@HauntedEarth]

@DAVERUKY Thanks Dave:)

[@carolberwindscheffler2708]

So...Duckey what did you see??? When looking down.?????

[@richardsandford2706]

Cadbury castle look good Chris

[@HauntedEarth]

@lilpooch99 Interesting story, thanks for sharing.

[@richardsandford2706]

DOVE CASTLE IS VERY GOOD FOR GHOSTS

[@soemotional6965]

U are one brave man

[@Emma.1993]

You should do a video with Richard Felix as you both share the same interests, he’s on Facebook.

[@WeeeWriter]

@Constantine99999 you're welcome and I meant it.

[@sohekimsohekim7058]

Enjoyed this until your breath was turned into " Ectoplasmic energy " on the photo. This is a common occurrence when taking photos in the night. The history side of thinks are better and Orbs.

[@richardsandford2706]

I hope go see treasures house in York it azming place

[@richardsandford2706]

Love to go to Ireland 5 week

[@richardsandford2706]

Have ever been to York Chris

[@daughtereponymous]

I am a CARBERRY and we are kings of old Ireland

[@harolynallison7915]

your point is? big deal you spelled it wrong king of kooks

[@richardsandford2706]

Have ever been to Scotland Chris

[@soemotional6965]

Ghostbustersssssss

[@richardsandford2706]

Have ever been to the galleries of justice in Nottingham Chris I have seen a ghost at this place 2012

[@HauntedEarth]

@ozbillybong No problems Oz:)

[@richardsandford2706]

2018 Colchester castle bet you have been Chris

[@richardsandford2706]

We will meet one day I hope Chris

[@richardsandford2706]

Look good

[@richardsandford2706]

Soon

[@richardsandford2706]

I have done lot of e v p in Scotland

[@richardsandford2706]

Ireland go over again 2018

[@michaelahern6821]

Sorry Chris your vids are haunted by adds ..too many adds..

[@teddyisready]

Thats Ireland

[@richardsandford2706]

I am go to Dover castle 2018 have ever been Chris

[@susansimpson2181]

I used to love ghost stories, until I found out they are nothing more than fallen angels, the ones who were cast out of heaven with satan, masquerading as "familiar" spirits. I hate to burst your bubbles, but you should steer clear of "ghosts". They can and do follow you into your home, causing trouble. It happened to me, not somebody else.

[@bookwormsurfer]

My ancestors were born here the Colleys. My branch left for Maine.