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Mike’s family was so nice to take the blind man in after his aunt and uncle died . What a wonderful family they are . That touched my heart the man wasn’t alone in his last years .
It is wonderful there are people that keep the history of the past alive and not forgotten. It seems the younger generation could care less about their ancestors.😢
And On both sides of the racial lines at that, families didn't talk. I heard virtually nothing from my mother, whose formative years were in Kentucky, or from my Aunt (mom's sister) whose formative years were spent in the north. I'd like to know how that happened. No one said. Now there is no one left to speak.@@Fuzzmom903
I have two neices that are from my half sister , their grandfather , my moms first husband died of an anyerism along with his sister and his parents all died of cancer or an anyerism ..their mother , my sister died suddenly in 2004 of we thibk an anyerism ..these gkirls dont worry about their health or their daughters health ..my Mom has 4 Gr GRANDAUGHTERS SHE HASNT SEEN IN OVER A YR ..SHE IS 92 YRS OLD...L
Robert, So sad but rewarding to have you and your local Historians show us the history of the enslaved and their descendants. AS long as one person remembers them, they live in memory. Thank you, Rik Spector
I absolutely love listening to Mike tell stories. He sounds like home people to me. That poor lady who never lay down for fear of a haint getting her! Mr. Dan is a great story teller too. I really enjoyed this history, Robert. Good job!
Oh my goodness Robert, I could sit all day n listen to Mr. Mike Buckner. The history that he knows is incredible. How I envy you to be so blessed being born n raised in Georgia n to have all these wonderful stories. It truly melts my heart. One of your better videos for sure. Loved every moment of it. ♥️♥️♥️♥️👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟
I am enjoying these videos with Mr. Buckner. He reminds me of my Papaw (1913-1999); that man could tell you about every farm in east-central IL and west-central IN. I loved to listen to him talk and tell stories.
@@cdd4248 I actually do plan on writing an autobiography for my kids & grandkids. Mainly so I can pass along my memories of all the special people they barely knew, or never knew at all.
What national treasures you have in Mr Buckner and Mr Dan. Keep learning, Robert. Soak it all up for someday someone will look up to you as their mentor.
I could listen to him talking about the history of this place for days! This is not only wonderful for your viewers, but it will be priceless to his family one day. My dad was a historian and a stately gentleman like Mr. Mike. Thank you for sharing!
Robert my darling. It grieves me to no end to see long forgotten graves and gravestones from long ago. The memories that are buried with each grave. The stories that could be told of times that use to be. We are all headed in the same direction. I pray my lord and savior will be there to receive me when it is my time to go. Until next time. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya ❤️🌈👍🌞🇺🇸🙏😇🌹🕊
That was a very cool video! That baptisimal pool!! There had to be a small spring that fed into it. Imagine the folks who found the spring and decided to make good use of it and built that concrete tank.🎉 I could listen to both Mike and Dan all day long!! They know so much history and their southern accents are a joy to my ears as I am from Arkansas.
Im one of those people who really care about Our past History😊 I enjoy going to visit places that has alot of past history 😊 And learning about what happened back then and looking for old graves and when I ,see any children's graves I, say a prayer for the child, and say RIP Also Thank any of our past war heroes for their Services ❤
You all are a wonderful group of caring and knowledgeable people and I really enjoy your channel. Mr. Buckner and Mr. Dan can remember a lot of history first hand, and it's so sad that the church was moved, leaving behind the family members and brothers and sisters for nature to overtake their resting place. Thanks for another great adventure!
What an interesting man! SO knowledgeable and as someone from the North (Ohio) I just love his accent! It’s a shame more families don’t keep up with their families genealogy more. So much of who you are as a person comes from a relative in your past. I personally find that amazing!
Hi Robert and Dan and Mike it's great of Mike telling the history it's always intresting to me about the history of the south I find it fascinating about the past perhaps stone construction with water could be a baptism font to the church see look Robert how interesting I always wonder what else is in those woods thanks for making a intresting video all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
I live in Fresno California, a large ag town, it's sad to see farmers lose their farms due to bad years, involving frost, drought or other bad weather. Considering that they grow a lot of tree nuts and stone fruits like peaches in Fresno County, I can sympathize with those farmers.
I know of a an obscure cemetery in Winston Cty Alabama. You would never find it if you didn’t know where it was was. Winston county seceded from the Confederacy during the Civil War.
That wonderful gentleman didn’t have to look at the road at all 😱. He knew the road. I hope that the wonderful woman will take over like Dan with all the history. All beautiful people 💖
Oh, I can remember from back when I was a kid, some Searcy black folks in our area...we all lived together in the same communities back then, our nearest neighbor (across the pasture) was Aunt Sarah and Uncle Isiah, who I well remember and dearly loved. LOVE all this history and exploring cemeteries.
Excellent, and it leaves me wondering about their homes, their stories, youth, teenage, and adult life experiences. I live "People Stories" from old times, so interesting.
I don't know what else I could add to what has already been said in the comments section, truly amazing people preserving history with their words. You too Robert have some knowledge of history that you've shared with us. Wouldn't it be neat to get together and put pen to paper!😊
I really enjoyed this video. Mike and Dan have a treasure trove of historical knowledge. Makes me wished I had asked more questions when my grandparents were still alive. My grandfather owned a farm that was passed down through several generations. I'm sure he had some stories to tell.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video. I love the history you have in Georgia and that people like me get to learn about it. You are a great historian Robert.👍😍
I really enjoy listening to how connected to prior generations these people are. Not just facts and dates but little stories about people that really make them live on.
Thanks to Mike for allowing us an insight into the history on his land. Did make me wonder if the current congregation know the history of their church and the forgotten graves.
i glad your respecting the graves of thgese people, my god bless you all. my grandmother use to say YOUR HAVE TO RESPECT THE DEAD BEFORE THE LIVING, SEE WITHOUT THE DEAD THERE WOULD NOT BE A YOU???!!!
@@MeowCatTrio sure be the dead can hurt you mental, a non rest soul is demonic in every person, ! that why we need to respect them in the afterlife to make peace with them .
Another outstanding historical video. The stories that the gentleman was talking about are priceless memories that can't be forgotten. Keep up the great work. 👍
What an interesting mixture of friends in your life.. Thank them for sharing their knowledge and memories. We don't realize how special all this is usually until it is gone. 😊😊
More great history...After watching your videos we have been doing the same..At Land Betwen the Lakes we found an interesting grace...Born 1771 died 1868...Which means he lived through revolutionary war,War of 1812 and civil war...AMAZING!!
I love how y’all are keeping track of southern history. This is amazing!! This is history. WE CANNOT CHANGE HISTORY! WE CANNOT CHANGE THE PAST!! We can only change the future. Thank you for showing this!! Laura, Northeastern, KY.
Mr Mike thank you for taking us on this trip. Hi Mr Dan!! So much history and stories told by Mr Mike of these people he knew. I always say, after speaking their name they are alive once more. Loved the cemeteries.
Another adventure with historian and preservationist Mike Buckner. Please view previous videos on Mike’s mill and Joy’s “hunting house” that were mentioned in this video…
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I have collected a few pages of these since passed .
Thanks y'all
Mike’s family was so nice to take the blind man in after his aunt and uncle died . What a wonderful family they are . That touched my heart the man wasn’t alone in his last years .
Loving and caring people took care of the blind man ❤ God Bless Mike's family 🙏✝️
He definitely worked for his keep as we would know.
It is wonderful there are people that keep the history of the past alive and not forgotten. It seems the younger generation could care less about their ancestors.😢
I know that when I was younger I didn't care, but now I wish I knew about them all... But then my family kept Alot of things a secret ...
It’s conditioning passed on from slavery
Excellent video !
And On both sides of the racial lines at that, families didn't talk. I heard virtually nothing from my mother, whose formative years were in Kentucky, or from my Aunt (mom's sister) whose formative years were spent in the north. I'd like to know how that happened. No one said. Now there is no one left to speak.@@Fuzzmom903
I have two neices that are from my half sister , their grandfather , my moms first husband died of an anyerism along with his sister and his parents all died of cancer or an anyerism ..their mother , my sister died suddenly in 2004 of we thibk an anyerism ..these gkirls dont worry about their health or their daughters health ..my Mom has 4 Gr GRANDAUGHTERS SHE HASNT SEEN IN OVER A YR ..SHE IS 92 YRS OLD...L
I could sit down and listen to Mike and Dan tell stories forever. What gems they are. Thank you for sharing them with us.
Robert,
So sad but rewarding to have you and your local Historians show us the history of the enslaved and their descendants.
AS long as one person remembers them, they live in memory.
Thank you,
Rik Spector
DO YOU KNOW WHAT u have done!! All of you have committed an act of historical preservation!!! Congratulations!
I could listen to Mike tell stories all day long. Thanks for this video.
Me too
I absolutely love listening to Mike tell stories. He sounds like home people to me. That poor lady who never lay down for fear of a haint getting her! Mr. Dan is a great story teller too. I really enjoyed this history, Robert. Good job!
Oh my goodness Robert, I could sit all day n listen to Mr. Mike Buckner. The history that he knows is incredible. How I envy you to be so blessed being born n raised in Georgia n to have all these wonderful stories. It truly melts my heart.
One of your better videos for sure. Loved every moment of it. ♥️♥️♥️♥️👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟
I found it interesting, that being out in the woods, how modern some of the Graves were. It's sad that some Graves are unmarked, and largely forgotten
Yes the old ones never surprise me, but the new ones in the woods do
What a great group of historians, tons of information.
Imagine all that land full of beautiful peach trees.And before that cotton.Thank you for another fantastic video.
I was thinking the same; that would have been beautiful and delicious!
Please have mike on more . His wisdom is amazing
Love history, everybody buried there had some kind of history of America. God Bless them all. May they RIP
I hope there's a part two with this man. Very interesting. I could listen to his accounts of life back then all day. A treasure for sure.
I love ❤️ Mike!! His knowledge and demeanor is amazing!!
I Love His Southern Drawl!
I am enjoying these videos with Mr. Buckner. He reminds me of my Papaw (1913-1999); that man could tell you about every farm in east-central IL and west-central IN. I loved to listen to him talk and tell stories.
Do you ever think about writing down everything you remember? Might be fun and send you on a journey.
@@cdd4248 I actually do plan on writing an autobiography for my kids & grandkids. Mainly so I can pass along my memories of all the special people they barely knew, or never knew at all.
@@hueychief Lovely! Good Luck!
Mr. Buckner is a National Treasure..This video was a real treat!
What national treasures you have in Mr Buckner and Mr Dan. Keep learning, Robert. Soak it all up for someday someone will look up to you as their mentor.
I could listen to him talking about the history of this place for days! This is not only wonderful for your viewers, but it will be priceless to his family one day. My dad was a historian and a stately gentleman like Mr. Mike. Thank you for sharing!
Some good history and y,all are keeping it alive. Thanks all.
Robert my darling. It grieves me to no end to see long forgotten graves and gravestones from long ago. The memories that are buried with each grave. The stories that could be told of times that use to be. We are all headed in the same direction. I pray my lord and savior will be there to receive me when it is my time to go. Until next time. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya ❤️🌈👍🌞🇺🇸🙏😇🌹🕊
So interesting! Insights, plenty and amazing knowledge and stories. Excellent as always! I really enjoy Mike Buckner's episodes. 👍👍❣️❣️
Me too!
That was a very cool video! That baptisimal pool!! There had to be a small spring that fed into it. Imagine the folks who found the spring and decided to make good use of it and built that concrete tank.🎉 I could listen to both Mike and Dan all day long!! They know so much history and their southern accents are a joy to my ears as I am from Arkansas.
Mike Buckner is a jewel of history information also! I love the stories about the folks on the stones. Such wonderful stories to keep alive.
So glad there are people that can give a verbal history to be passed along
I hope all of this awesome knowledge in written down for the future descendants!
Im one of those people who really care about Our past History😊
I enjoy going to visit places that has alot of past history 😊
And learning about what happened back then and looking for old graves and when I ,see any children's graves I, say a prayer for the child, and say RIP
Also Thank any of our past war heroes for their Services ❤
That was amazing, to know what wasn't woods at one time, now it is.
This man's stories have the makings for a good book before it's to late.
I'm watching this from my hospital bed. My surgery was this morning and went very well. Loved hearing Mike again...y'all take care.❤ from Ky.
Wow. Thanks
You all are a wonderful group of caring and knowledgeable people and I really enjoy your channel. Mr. Buckner and Mr. Dan can remember a lot of history first hand, and it's so sad that the church was moved, leaving behind the family members and brothers and sisters for nature to overtake their resting place. Thanks for another great adventure!
I 💚history , especially when you can see and! touch it .
Very interesting
Love this thank you so much ❤. Thank you for not letting these people be forgotten .
So interesting. If I found the baptismal pool in the woods , I would think it was water for animals.
Thank you for sharing and documenting this! All of you are amazing people and real day HEROES!!
Priceless documentary !
Thanks mr Buckner Robert and Dan and the young lady enjoyed very much
This is so well filmed!! Beautiful job!
What an interesting man! SO knowledgeable and as someone from the North (Ohio) I just love his accent! It’s a shame more families don’t keep up with their families genealogy more. So much of who you are as a person comes from a relative in your past. I personally find that amazing!
Thank God for Mike preserving the past south that made the south! Awesome man and family!
Awesome one of your better adventures in history Sir Robert, Mike Buckner is a treasure for sure...
Hi Robert and Dan and Mike it's great of Mike telling the history it's always intresting to me about the history of the south I find it fascinating about the past perhaps stone construction with water could be a baptism font to the church see look Robert how interesting I always wonder what else is in those woods thanks for making a intresting video all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
A big thank you to Mr Buckner. 👍
I live in Fresno California, a large ag town, it's sad to see farmers lose their farms due to bad years, involving frost, drought or other bad weather. Considering that they grow a lot of tree nuts and stone fruits like peaches in Fresno County, I can sympathize with those farmers.
I'm a Butler.. wonder if any of my descendants came from Georgia.
As a Georgia resident enjoyed hearing this old history of a forgotten community & Mr. Buckners stories.
So fantastic to see this preserved.
I know of a an obscure cemetery in Winston Cty Alabama. You would never find it if you didn’t know where it was was.
Winston county seceded from the Confederacy during the Civil War.
It’s those stories that bring life to those people. ❤️love it!
That woman can go exploring anytime she wants with me . I love seeing the videos that she is in wow
The woman that lost her husband and two children broke my heart. God bless her. Love this show.
It's such a great thing that thus gentleman knows and is sharing this history. So much has been lost so thank all of you for documenting this.
That wonderful gentleman didn’t have to look at the road at all 😱. He knew the road.
I hope that the wonderful woman will take over like Dan with all the history. All beautiful people 💖
Oh, I can remember from back when I was a kid, some Searcy black folks in our area...we all lived together in the same communities back then, our nearest neighbor (across the pasture) was Aunt Sarah and Uncle Isiah, who I well remember and dearly loved. LOVE all this history and exploring cemeteries.
Amazing history.
Love the leaves crunching
Another exceptional video. I could listen to Mr. Buckner for hours. Thank you so much, Robert. It is so interesting.
Mr Mike is a great storyteller and historian as are you and Dan . Thankful for you all !
This man knows everything.
Excellent, and it leaves me wondering about their homes, their stories, youth, teenage, and adult life experiences.
I live "People Stories" from old times, so interesting.
Thank You for taking us back into History
This man is full of history. I'm glad you are recording these episodes. Love all these videos
Love your videos and enjoy watching them every time and bringing out the past history. May the lord bless and protect you
Are you all related Mike and Dan and Robert and the young lady ? I think you are all wonderful
I’m not related to any of them that I know.
I don't know what else I could add to what has already been said in the comments section, truly amazing people preserving history with their words. You too Robert have some knowledge of history that you've shared with us. Wouldn't it be neat to get together and put pen to paper!😊
I love the people that you have on your channel that know all of the history. It's amazing
Sustaining and maintaining history. Curious Robert, do you set pin a GPS location when you find something unrecorded?
Amazing to see the 2012 grave in the second cemetery site. Hard to believe anyone would be buried there past the 1940s much less 2012!
I really enjoyed this video. Mike and Dan have a treasure trove of historical knowledge. Makes me wished I had asked more questions when my grandparents were still alive. My grandfather owned a farm that was passed down through several generations. I'm sure he had some stories to tell.
Great to see mike again❤ love u guys
Great video! Mr.Buckner is very interesting man with lots of knowledge.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video. I love the history you have in Georgia and that people like me get to learn about it. You are a great historian Robert.👍😍
Nothing like breaking into your own property. This channel has been one of the best channels. Tons of great history.
I really enjoy listening to how connected to prior generations these people are. Not just facts and dates but little stories about people that really make them live on.
Thanks to Mike for allowing us an insight into the history on his land. Did make me wonder if the current congregation know the history of their church and the forgotten graves.
Thank you,
Central California watching
Very fun and interesting video! Thank you, God Bless
It's awesome how he refused to some of the Blacks ladies as auntie, and he knew so much about them and spoke so respectful of the people. ❤
i glad your respecting the graves of thgese people, my god bless you all. my grandmother use to say YOUR HAVE TO RESPECT THE DEAD BEFORE THE LIVING, SEE WITHOUT THE DEAD THERE WOULD NOT BE A YOU???!!!
@@MeowCatTrio sure be the dead can hurt you mental, a non rest soul is demonic in every person, ! that why we need to respect them in the afterlife to make peace with them .
I collection a few unique names from these lost burial grounds. It’s a few pages now
That’s awesome
Great video.. really interesting 😊👍
What a character. Good to see him again.
Very very interesting!
Another outstanding historical video. The stories that the gentleman was talking about are priceless memories that can't be forgotten. Keep up the great work. 👍
Really love hearing about those old stories and the people behind the tombstones. I wish could do this.
What an interesting mixture of friends in your life.. Thank them for sharing their knowledge and memories. We don't realize how special all this is usually until it is gone. 😊😊
Amazing incredible history and Cemeteries
Wow. Mike could do a whole series by himself! Great trip. Thank you for taking us along.
It's sad these cemeteries are so neglected.
I love these videos of old sites in the woods. It is a shame that those are lost in the woods that are not important, anymore.
More great history...After watching your videos we have been doing the same..At Land Betwen the Lakes we found an interesting grace...Born 1771 died 1868...Which means he lived through revolutionary war,War of 1812 and civil war...AMAZING!!
Now that was a fun adventure!
I love how y’all are keeping track of southern history. This is amazing!! This is history. WE CANNOT CHANGE HISTORY! WE CANNOT CHANGE THE PAST!! We can only change the future. Thank you for showing this!! Laura, Northeastern, KY.
Great episode and so interesting.
Mr Mike thank you for taking us on this trip. Hi Mr Dan!! So much history and stories told by Mr Mike of these people he knew. I always say, after speaking their name they are alive once more. Loved the cemeteries.
This is probably my favorite video so far. I could listen to this man tell stories for days.
How wonderful the information Mike has. 🌻
Home boy Mike. You go!