We are digging into HISTORY/ Graveyard clean up leads us to the settlers of this town

[@shirleyparr5743]

Good job! Exploring old cemeteries is one of my favorite things. Several of those experienced the Civil War. I can’t imagine how hard that was. I had the honor of marking my ggg-grandparents graves. He was born in 1790 and she was born in 1795. I’m so thankful that someone knew which graves were their’s. Every generation after them had markers.

[@BlessedMama0719]

I loooooove the grave yard videos they are by far my favorite . . my mom and I use to walk graveyards and read all the stones . . I looooove history 😁

[@carolobrien1547]

Very Respectful ✝️🙏🦋. May God Bless you and your Family 🙏🦋👍😍✝️🦋

[@TheNeilo-Audiosound]

I’m sure I heard some of them Saying “Schhhh Quiet!! We are Sleeping”😜 As Always another Legendary Clean Up from the Legends that are The Cabin On The Hill🙏🙏🙏👍 Next Up Washing Down all the Headstones👍 I hope there’s Still People like You and your Son to Clear the leaves from my own Headstone when I pass as even in Death I know my Untidiness OCD will Kick in😂

[@alicedugar1298]

What a difference just by blowing leaves. Excellent work my friend. It's nice to know that people do care about these resting places look and you're one of them and I thank you. Blessing Be

[@teddie_schaefer1963]

My husband loved walking through old cemeteries and looking at the headstones. He always wanted to research them and find out about the families. You did a good job. I think it would be amazing to go in and gently clean these in the spring.

[@palatina6626]

The headstone with the colored marbles touches me the most. - Thank you for your work.

[@LawnCareJuggernaut]

That's a really cool headstone.

[@CabinontheHill]

Thank you son can't wait to get some work done with you come spring! Miss ya

[@KarenGreene51]

Thank you for blowing the leaves. It bothers me so badly to see old cemeteries that are forgotten and not kept up.

[@Harry_Gurvich]

You literally un-buried the buried (by leaves). What a selfless act, as usual, by two fine gentlemen.

[@kerrygilchrist62]

Thanks for the respect paid 😀❤️

[@barbaram5787]

I'm glad you can get out there and do things like this. There is always someone to appreciate it even if you don't hear about it.

[@patsampson6990]

So interesting going into these old grave sites and reading them. Nice leaf clean up you did!

[@carleetodd4324]

This is cool, I enjoy visiting cemeteries, mausoleums and historical sites. Nice little twist to a typical residential spot, since I also think these sites deserve the same tender love and care.

[@l.s.rivers1697]

Very Cool ,Blessings in the Lord ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

[@SuburbanSurron]

gayyyyyy

[@debrawebb4001]

Beautiful! A shame no descendants come visit and place flowers… Nice of you to clean it up!

[@JenniTuckett]

Great job boy’s. 👍🏻🙏🕊❤️🇦🇺

[@annakane916]

Thank you for cleaning things up. ❤ God bless

[@ilenebillingsley7516]

I would love to do this! Thank you for all your kindness!💕🙏

[@ltbfarms]

Wonderful job,. In showing respect to those gone before. Keep up the great work and Thank you for your kind heart and gentle souls.

[@angeschannel73]

Kinda hard to believe that there's a caretaker there but thank u for clearing it up to see the beautiful headstones 🤗😎❤️

[@loriebarker9290]

Great job! That made a world of difference. ❤

[@B-leafer]

Cool how great shape those headstones are in being nearly 100yrs old. Good job.

[@dorgan96]

You can buy on Amazon some gravestone cleaning supplies that won’t hurt the stones. It would be a nice job for spring.

[@marialogan8786]

Nice Job. ❤️ God continue to Bless you both in what you do. 🙏🏼

[@justkiddin84]

Thank you for setting a good example! I am not a person who goes to visit family in graveyards often, it is an individual choice. However, I do like to visit them sometimes, and any time I do, I pick up garbage, replace flowers that have come loose, etc. I do this for the living, and so that we do not forget the folks who lived before us. I learned to leave any place I come to better when I leave than when I arrived, if possible-thank you, Judy and Jennifer for that lesson.

[@dianne3568]

Robert, y'all changed that cemetery from a sad and lonely place to a cared for final resting place for residents of an old town. As always you do awesome work. God's blessings, love and Merry Christmas to you and your family.💖💖👍👍💖💖

[@Azoreanislandgirl64]

It's so sad that the city's and towns are not keeping up with their cemeteries. So many out there in the wood's that are neglected. I believe they do have old Map's of these older cemeteries. We need to keep our Ancestry line going for our future generations. I wish I had some place to see my families plots but in the Azores they dig them up after seven year's and place them in the catacombs. We just have documents to research and obtain. At least here im able to go to the grave and visit my parent's.

[@lindahale2247]

Thankyou so very much for blowing those leaves off of all those Graves. It makes me feel good that you care for all the living and the ones who have past

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

Good Afternoon Kevin and the Hansen family. This is really cool ‼️ THANK YOU for what you do ‼️. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY 🙋🏽🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

[@johnkranz4004]

Excellent job Guys I’m sure they would appreciate it

[@Suebe1962]

It was hard to see the tombstones, but now it looks better! Great job!

[@weekendhomeprojects]

Excellent before and after. Nicely done.

[@trishrobinson5828]

Love the respect you both show to this graveyard. Thank you. Blessings to you and yours.

[@lorimaclean7819]

Fantastic job! Respect ❤👍🏻✝️

[@dianeakins6652]

Thanks for cleaning that cemetery. There are some channels on ytube dedicated to cleaning old grave stones. Some even tell the history of the person or family while cleaning the stone. Appreciate the work you do for the community.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Very nice, Robert and James! I’d be willing to bet that there are a few more (older) graves back just beyond that tree line. The trees and undergrowth encroach over time, if not trimmed and cut, and it looks like it’s been creeping closer. I couldn’t help but notice that there were many stones indicating a death date of 1933. I wonder what was going on that year - diphtheria? Cholera? Typhoid? It would be interesting to know what happened as it doesn’t seem like a coincidence… Thanks for the leaf clean-up here. It looks so much nicer. May they all rest In peace.

[@dawnh7620]

I read Scarlett fever was bad in those times here.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

@@dawnh7620 Maybe. I went back through to catch the dates as best I could, and they seemed to me to be clustered in the fall. I’ve searched the internet for awhile. I can’t find a thing except that so many in Arkansas were in dire straits with no food or decent clothing that year, a couple of years into the Depression with floods and then drought that I feel like pretty much any disease would have carried them off. 😢

[@ThatLittleTexanWoman]

I wondered the same thing about all the 1933 graves. Something particularly bad must have spread through that town that year. Death certificates might be available through genealogy sites to provide a bit more information about what happened.

[@joannecooper4592]

Old cemeteries are a treasure trove. We have 2 very old ones on property that we own and we try to be respectful of them. Great history lesson. I did some rubbings with dark chalk and brown wrapping paper held up on the stone. There is a special solution to use to actually clean the gunk off of the stones, too. Great job on preserving historical information !

[@mariacabrera4359]

What a big difference 👏 Great job

[@fransinyard891]

Awesome job! Thank yall for doing this! God bless yall! Much love from Henderson Ga USA

[@patriotsmom3615]

I Enjoy the History,,, Great job guys ,You All put your Hearts into want you do for Others , Want A Great example... GOD BLESS. ♥️💯🙂👍

[@kmattredqueen]

Respectful and wonderful care

[@marilynreyes1834]

Your beautiful heart made mine burst with joy. It also brought a tear to my eye 🥲

[@maryleerogers5711]

what a difference that made. Thank you for your kindness

[@CabinontheHill]

Very welcome 😀

[@kurtarron6482]

Great thinkin spots they are. Great job. Great choice thanks

[@lauragrueninger6048]

Looks like that may have been the Cornish family cemetery. Quite a few with that last name. Such a treasure!

[@ronharris5283]

That was very cool of you thank you

[@darlenejones-nelson813]

Looks better but I think a few good gusts of winds will blow those leaves back. Probably a better idea to suck up those leaves and bag them.

[@ldavis1315]

Thank you for caring about others. You have a good heart

[@pamgraham4689]

Thank You for a great job.... I never knew Daddy Longleg Spiders were the most poisonous!! I see them a lot climbing my house and never knew that 🤔

[@theawkwardunicorn698]

Fun fact, Opiliones (Grandaddy long legs) aren't actually spiders, and they do not possess the glans to produce venom. So the old myth of them being the most venomous (is the correct toxin) is actually not true. ☺️

[@graceh8866]

Your always helping out Jesus bless you 💕💕💕💕

[@gailatkinson1955]

That was easier to blow because someone did keep the grass cut. I love old cemeteries. My parents & I use to ride around visiting them. Thanks for cleaning up the leaves.

[@thomasdesmond2248]

Way cool. God bless

[@Mel.H_]

Wow. That's absolutely beautiful what you did 🥰

[@Mengelmoesje83]

Wat lief van jullie ❤️❤️❤️ Ik kijk altijd naar jullie pet je af 🥰 How sweet of you ❤️❤️❤️ I always look at yours and hats off for you 🥰

[@MYJewels68]

Thanx for showing respect. Peace and Love

[@ahomeinpisgahontheroad4481]

Wow so kind to show respect to the past!

[@melissahoney8317]

I watch him and his son they're both pretty good thanks Dad that looks nice

[@rachelmoody5034]

My favorite spots r in cemeteries ❤❤

[@melindamckenry6368]

Thank you for doing this, for caring.

[@dianykuhlenbeck2540]

God Bless you, gentle men.

[@brancaabrahao7611]

Boa tarde papai Robert, que lugar bonito, já acho bem interessante as casas aí não terem muros ou grades, mas nunca tinha visto um cemitério sem muro... ficou muito bonito e agradável, parabéns, que Deus abençoe vocês, abraços de luz!

[@karengossett1475]

My grandmother taught us to care for our loved ones plots. I have found peace and tranquillity in our cemeteries and and enjoy cleaning and decorating them. Thank you for doing this 🙏❤️

[@mooshimaqueenbee3291]

Thank you for doing that! It’s sad that they aren’t kept up.

[@sherriecollins9497]

Wow! Looks excellent! Nice thing to do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@lalnuntluangichhakchhuak4699]

You did a good job...God bless you...

[@CabinontheHill]

Thank you

[@ianwalls4976]

Amazing stream thankyou 👏

[@cherylroberts2438]

Thank you for doing that. I love doing genealogy and cemeteries usually hold a lot of information. Great Job.

[@craigcervenka7605]

God bless you and your family!

[@cathymorse8479]

What an awesome idea, love it 😍

[@jamesburns3750]

Good job guy's look's alot better.

[@iloveyoudonna1]

AWESOME

[@luc4215]

Good work Best friend thans the videos 🎧🛻🪤🧤🧣❄👍☕🍂

[@lindsayhedges2838]

Thank you for doing this.

[@derekdavidson3205]

Nice work guys! Right down the road from my house in Nathan. Thank you for what you do.

[@janehelbert7551]

That was a huge job! Good work.

[@catb-w5212]

That looks so nice

[@cabman86]

We have one here that was next to a burned out church that had dates back to the 1700s. A lot of history.

[@chericaldwell3492]

You could do a whole channel of cleaning up old cemeteries. I love looking at the dates and trying to imagine what life was like back then. Great job as usual. Hello to the family from Iowa.

[@CabinontheHill]

We are planning on doing more of these videos soon, we enjoy cleaning up thing that have been forgotten in time. It's really a shame to see things like this never thought a grave yard would begotten. Think you for the kindness and support we love ya ❤

[@woollybearvt]

Love It!

[@debbiejeffries3256]

Way 😎 cool! 💕

[@tinachambers4887]

Merry Christmas yall have a day love from TEXAS

[@pate5947]

Thank you for a nice job. there are Cornish around Union City Pa

[@sandypratt8951]

💚👍👍👍

[@brendabrooks6731]

Nice job😊

[@ahomeinpisgahontheroad4481]

Maybe some bush cleaning and headstone wash

[@patwyatt7776]

Perhaps you can go to some of these cemeteries and catalog the names that you do find. I know that county cemetery registries were lost during the Civil War so the information would be loved by history, buffs and genealogist.

[@Jyn58]

It's nice to see the leave all removed. I wonder how many unmarked Graves are actually there.

[@CabinontheHill]

I believe there are a few we didn't find.

[@CatsSleepyHollow]

Kind of sad how dirty those grave stones are. They could use a good scrubbing.

[@CabinontheHill]

I'm not to sure about cleaning headstones, I don't know enough about it.

[@JimmyLuffjr]

Great vid

[@CabinontheHill]

Thank you 😊

[@lpeace7144]

🖤🖤🖤

[@fredosgood604]

Just wanted to say thanks most people won't do that

[@cabman86]

I would have brought out the pressure washer to clean the stones too.

[@ThatLittleTexanWoman]

Some stones won't hold up to that and the information on them will get harder to read.

[@cabman86]

@@ThatLittleTexanWoman I use vinegar and a brush at our veteran's cemetery. Gets them looking like new and the vinegar kills the mold to the roots.

[@miasgirls3778]

❤️❤️❤️

[@naturessecuritycamera]

FYI daddy long legs are not venomous. The myth about their month being too small is also false. Also, oddly enough they don't produce a web.

[@CabinontheHill]

Guess I was wrong thanks for letting me know, just what I've always been told next time I'll look into it better. Thank you for letting me know.

[@theawkwardunicorn698]

I couldn't like this comment enough! I love seeing others help educate people of Opiliones! Not only are they not spiders, but they do not possess venom glands! They are goofy blind little dancing creatures. 🥰

[@catb-w5212]

I new that about daddy long legs 😺and when I tell people that a lot of them don't believe me lol ,❤️🐈

[@CabinontheHill]

It's true 👍

[@theawkwardunicorn698]

It's actually a myth, Opiliones (Granddaddy long legs) aren't spiders and they don't possess the glands needed to make Venom(correct toxin) So they are actually super safe and fun to hold. And goofy when you scare them! They dance to "intimidate" a predator. 😅

[@montiwestfall2581]

Very weird to see a video start with a bunch of head stones with my last name.

[@CabinontheHill]

The people that sold our home were Westfall

[@CharlesStevenage]

Please don’t clean the actual grave stones ! Here is England U.K. we leave stone alone and never clean it.