THE WARLOCK OF WOODBINE - Chilling Tales on Centuries of Witchcraft. At Welch Hollow Cemetery.
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THIS STORY:
The warlock Richard Vaugn was married to Winnifred Evans, daughter of John W Evans and Mary Jones.
This cemetery is up on a hidden hill, in a hollow. It may be one of the most evil places on Earth. Just being there gives one chills.
The old epitaph, now long gone, once on top of the tombstone, had a haunting inscription that said:
"Pause Pause dear friends as you pass by,
as you are now so once was I,
as I am now so you must be,
Prepare yourself to follow me."
Around the tombstone there used to be smaller stones, to line the hole dug for burying, in order to hold in the evil.
His name was Robert Vaughn, and he was originally from Wales.
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The Angel face you see is the Haserot, named âThe Angel of Death Victorious". The stoic angel is seated on the marble gravestone of canning entrepreneur Francis Haserot and his family. Holding an extinguished torch upside-down, it represents a symbol of life extinguished. Wings are outstretched and the gaze is straight ahead.
IN THE END, DEATH ALWAYS WINS. LEST THE FACES NOT BE FORGOTTEN...
This channel is focused on casually walking and viewing a handful of the thousands of forgotten names and faces at various cemeteries near and afar. Seeing their faces up close. And when able, telling the stories behind their names.
Most graves are unknown and lost to history.
Some are famous.
And some infamous....
....and some with tragic endings.
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The thing about Giles Corey and the reason he wouldn't enter a plea is that, until he made a plea, they couldn't have a trial. No trial, no verdict. And in those days, if you were found guilty, the court stripped you of your property. By not entering a plea, on his death, his property passed to his heirs instead of the court.
That's a cool fact!! Thank youđ
The people who thought up the forms of torture and death for an accused are the worst of the worst. What kind of people could do such things to another human being?
Yet they called themselves Christians.
There's a lot of them still around in plain sight.
Exactly! Even by listening to how they worked makes me feel the pain.
@@vestaosto đ Ephesians 1:21 all the time God has all power just like on Bewitched and all these shows whatever compares to this type of thing it doesn't last God is the beginning and the end he is Alpha Omega he is everything and the devil knows that he will try every trick in the book Jesus Jesus Jesus Hallelujah is the highest praiseđ Jesus died and He Rose on the third day.â€đ Hallelujah!!!!!.
@@janbadinski7126 That was mostly the CATHOLICS who did those types of things! Which most of them are not "Christians." Although they call themselves that. You know the History I'm sure...there have been CENTURIES of them torturing and burning alive and brutally murdering anyone who did not "profess to be a Catholic" or agree with them. One day they will stand before God in Judgement!
I'm in the middle of a 24 hour shift, this will be my bedtime story.
Ron you really spoiled us today! First the Sunday walk, and now this cool storyđ First off the drone shot with the foreboding music was AWESOME! Really set the mood for the history and stories you told about all those poor souls accused of witchcraft. It made me think that it was especially dangerous for a woman to behave in any unusual manner. Just brutally killed on bogus charges. James the 5th of Scotland btw was Mary Queen of Scots father. Things didn't turn out too well for her either . Anyway, dont know what to make of Mr. Vaughn and what you found on his grave...it just looked like it was a very weird vibe theređł Many thanks Ron this was super interesting and you're the best storyteller!!
Glad you liked it and thanks for letting me know about the music it did fit, thatâs what I was after!!
I missed live chat....
These stories are very interesting...
Scary and sad too.
Thanks for sharing and to those who worked on them. You guys do a GREAT job! God bless all of you.
A very well-kept cemetery for being in such a remote location. Obviously a number of those headstones are replacements from the originals. Or maybe the lack of pollution helps them remain legible and in good shape.
The pollution factor near the big cities, with the coal, is a big factor and you are right probably why
Theyâre clean because someone cares for them. Our family cemetery is nearby and requires yearly cleaning because of lichens, etc. Be respectful of the fact that when you are when you are in these cemeteries that they may be a curiosity to you, but they are family to someone, someone who still cares.
its so evil people like torture, May God rubuke every human who has done evil to another human God createdđđ»âïžRon i pray God protects you always as you walk the grave sites, thankyou for always teaching us history and true stories, love hearing you speak â€ïž
Are you binge watching today Jessica? đđâ€ïž
@@FacesoftheForgotten Yes lol đ„°
A very cool story Ron. Loved how the cemetery is secluded and lead by a dirt road. It was like it came out of a movie. Keep the stories coming Ron enjoying them all.
You stories are most interesting.
Iâd love to visit some of those places, but I live in Maidstone, Kent; about 30 miles from London
@@alyneorleans5018 thank you; I envy you living in America.
@@alyneorleans5018 I used to live in Bexhill, a small town near Hastings; Aleister Crowley lodged in a boarding house there I think: Magdalen Rd?
I think he died there??
All the lives lost in those horrific ways is extremely sad. I would have to say the means to which these people were tortured and killed was in itself of pure evil, as though those doing the deed was the evil ones not those whose lives were taken. What was even creepier is the wind I never heard till you got to Vaughn's resting place then it picked up quite a bit.
I noticed that too! Just right at that time
Loved this episode, the history was a amazing job thanks again Ron for a job well done
THIS! I've been hoping someone would go there and tell take us WITH! THANK YOU RON! CAN'T WAIT!
See you there Elizebeth!
@@FacesoftheForgotten I'm there!
My brothers garage caught fire and my brother somehow found the door engulfed in flames. His face is perfect thank God but half of his body is not he survived but he never complains
This cemetery is out in the middle of nowhere! I looked it up on Google earth like you suggested. XD Would love to visit it myself someday. Thank you for the interesting stories of poor souls tortured for no reason.
There's no way I would walk into that cemetery on my own fantastic video thank you ron
Very interesting video on the history of Witchcraft. One period in time I would hate to live in.
Me too!!! đ„ș
And within that bracket of all the witches were the medieval times I think the worst of the worst.
@@FacesoftheForgotten that is not nice. Witches back then were called witches for being very intelligent and knowing what herbs to use. They were mostly mid-wives. These ppl are just plain evil and Christians had too blame someone, they were that superstitious. I could go on and on, but you get it.
Widdershins round the Kirk. "She passed the church again 3 times against the sun".. this superstition is an old one here in Scotland. No one will walk widdershins (anti-clockwise) round a kirk unless you want to call forth that which righteous folk feared. Great stories here, thank you Ron.
What a great story, Ron! This was so interesting to hear. I love your attention to detail! Thanks for another awesome story. Be safe.
I love to hear you talk!! The stories you tell are not only interesting but educational!! I could listen to you talk all day!!! God bless you on all your adventures!!! Oh,also you have a beautiful smile! Be safe!â€ïž
I'm new to your channel but I enjoy watching Cemetery videos and I like hearing the stories of these people
Awesome Kim, Great to have you with us--all aboard!
Hi Kim, you'll love this channel đ
Such brutal, but interesting stories! Thanks, Ron!!
I have been a Hedgewitch for 35yrs. We are kind. We hurt no one. We are deeply connected to Nature and use powers to aid those that need it.â€
Great sunday walk about
Wow! Extra scary because of the way people thought and treated each other. This was highly interesting. Thank you for a great episode. I hope you do more like this âïž
I was taught years ago by my grandfather that both foxes and raccoons will poo on rocks to mark their territory. Both animals are creatures of habit and to see them keep using the same spot for poo is typical behavior for them. They do this so other animals will notice their poos. I have seen this sort of thing in rural cemeteries myself. it is interesting that if this man was indeed a practitioner of witchcraft, that they allowed him to be buried inside the cemetery. In those days, typically the grave of such a person would be located outside the fence, because a Christian cemetery was considered to be hallowed ground, and nobody "unclean" was allowed to be buried inside. Great video, as always.
A male witch is called a witch. A warlock is an evil entity unlike a witch. A witch is of the earth, water,air, fire not to be used to harm none. A sorcerer is someone who deals with magic, not to be called witch. Stay healthy, happy and safe always. Blessed be
You're correct Water Witch! No one uses the term warlock for a male witch except on the TV show Bewitched and in the movies...lol...Blessed be to you!
Warlock is a male witch, simple as that.
You can pick your dictionary, itâs all the same: war·lock
/ËwĂŽrËlĂ€k/
noun
a man who practices witchcraft; a sorcerer.
But if you read it somewhere and want to believe it, go for it!! đ
I was going to say the same. Although I am a Grey Solitary. Blessed Be.
@@FacesoftheForgotten You're correct Ron as far as definition in a dictionary and old usage of the word. Just to clarify, I'm referring to modern day terms and I believe Water Witch is as well. I don't know of any modern day men that practiced witchcraft that referred to themselves as warlocks for example Raymond Buckland, Gerald Gardner, Isaac Bonewits, all deceased, or Philip Heselton. By the way, this was a great video! I enjoy them all! Thanks for all you do!
Holy moly the music and drone footage was awesome wow đź
Lot of history packed into this one and the drone footage makes me miss the Midwest countryside. Great episode!
Looking forward watch this episode it sounds very interesting
Love your stories!!! Thanks to you and the ladies for all the history. Glad I didnât live back then! Small but well kept cemetery
Very eerie music in the beginning. I enjoyed the history of witches throughout different eras. This little cemetery was great to walk thru.
Thanks Rhett!! That was an intriguing place to go.
Not only story interesting but the music as well..I half expected to see witches fly past on brooms
Oh awesome glad you liked it, that was the effect I was looking for!
All the episodes are super, creepy or not, always a great moment to watch your stories đđ»đđ»đđ»
Keep on going, we will follow you, wherever you go.
Stay safe đđ»đđ»â€ïžđđ
I forgot to say that the drone- images where sooooo very beautiful again đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»đđ»
Canât wait to hear this âșïžđ thank you Ron
Creeeeepy! You outdid yourself on this one Ron! The north to south gravestone and excrement gave me goosebumps. If you meant to scare me...you succeeded! Lol
Loved this one as always very interesting research for it!! Keep up the awesome work!!
WOW Ron. Another really good one. I love your stories. Can you imagine if that were the case today, every other person would be considered a witch!!
Good point!!
im a descendant of the Basque Witch's. im known as la bruja en negra (the witch in black).
Ok that music was super, super eerie!! Lol thx Ron..just about to enjoy the video
I think this was one of the most creepiest stories but it was great and kept me on my toes, lovely and fitting music and spectacular drone work that went along with the story.Thanks again Ron.simply amazing.
Hey there Amanda -glad you enjoyed it!!
The areal opening scene was amazing! The pictures, the music and background sounds were good. I was disappointed there wasnt more information/story about the warlock ! ! Still well done thank you.
Yeah me too, thereâs just nothing on him even checking with ancestry!
Biggest mistake I made was seeing the poor Jordanian pilot who was burned in the cage by ISIS... absolutely terrible. Can't unsee that, ever. I won't ever understand the whole "kill in the name of God" kinda line of thought. Pure evil.
On a happier note, I love this channel. Thank you for all of your research and stories. I def love the respect you show to these folks and the beautiful serenity of the locations!! Keep on.. fascinating stuff!
yep, both of should not have watched...I am scarred.
I'm late but hey I'm here and you have my undivided interest.
Loved this one Ron .Your storytelling is awesome .Great drone work too .Thanks again .Stay safe out there đđ
Indeed, Ron, you have done it again! I just love how you include detailed back stories to your cemetery visits. There are a lot of people on CZcams that visit cemeteries and they are decent enough, but they donât include the depth of details about the subjects that you do! Ok, I may be wrong about this, but I thought that until about the middle of the 20th century, suicides were not allowed to be buried in âhallowed â ground; so how is it that an out and out male witch was still allowed to be buried in the cemetery? I find that very confusing. On another note, Iâm New England, there was supposedly a young woman who was a vampire and her name was Nellie Vaughan!! This happened a bit before our male witch came into the world. Thereâs an interesting book I think you might enjoy, itâs called Food for the Dead by Michael Bell. It is nonfiction!
Food for the Dead, sounds interesting thanks
Your knowledge of history is just mind blowing! Thanks for all of your hard work Ron!
Ron your quality of work is great with drone footage and music adding effect to story. Thanks for all you do!đ
Thank you Susan!!
A pilot from Jordan was burned in the cage... He got down on his knees and Prayed while on fire and covered in petrol (from what I remember). It is and was a real testimony to his Country and Faith.
Ron! You are such a great story teller! You really should win an award for your superb narration skills! Love you and love your videos! Be safe and be blessed! đ„°đđâ€ïžđđ€đđđ§Ąđđ€Ș
Wow, thank you!
Love all of your stories Ron thank you
I have never seen animal excrement on a headstone before. A bird dropping here or there is normal. That was disgusting! Of all the stones in the cemetery it happened to belong to a warlock...creepy.
Great job once again Ron!
agree, there were other ground level stones, like that one as an open book....not feces on those....hmmm...
@@FacesoftheForgotten Who would put dog feces on a headstone? My guess is the groundskeeper or someone who sets themself up as a judge above others.
Seems petty..đ€ but as you recounted throughout this video, so many were persecuted and executed unjustly.
Thanks for traveling way out there to do this video, in the middle of nowhere. It's very atmospheric there! Fascinating yet made me somewhat sad, much like when I visited Salem years ago. Thought of all the innocent people that died horrible deaths during the these times.
Wow what a great story! I will continue to watch all these great videos! Excrement on the stone..what the heck??
Oh my!!!! This was such a good story! Ron I really enjoy you storyâs. Please continue. Iâm one of your biggest fan. Thank you
Great storytelling! Very interesting for sure! Thanks so much for sharing!
Good job Ron đŠđŠđ
King James v of Scotland (he was also James the 1st of England) was quit obsessed with witches. He wrote a book about how to identify a witch and escalated the English witch trials. Fun fact is that his four times great grandmother (Jacquett of Luxembourg) was put on trial for witchcraft but acquitted. Jacquett is my 19th great grandmother.
Interesting thank you!
Hey Ron, sorry I missed the live. I thought maybe I should mention that a warlock is a guy that preforms slight of hand magic not a man that preforms witchcraft. They're two completely different kinds of magic. A witch is a witch no matter the gender. Yes, I admit I'm a witch, no not Wiccan. There are many modern witches like me that follow the old ways. We don't hurt anyone unless we feel we don't have any other choice. You wouldn't know any of us just by looking at us, we're just like anyone else.
Your stories are so captivating!
Very interesting video .
Some may hold with your definition of warlock but the definition of that term I have heard applies to renegade or traitorous practitioners of magick.
I am having childhood flashbacks of Julian Sands now. That movie and the Fear Street books ruined the word warlock for me, but that is how they are generally portrayed .
@@amethyst5538 I love that movie and love Julian Sands! No one uses the term warlock though. A male witch is simply a witch!
Seems like a bunch of interesting witch legends ALL over, however there was a lot of "discrimination" in early times against those that even practiced witchcraft, there are places to order true witchcraft supplies today.
Thatâs for sure
Loved the music and the aerial viewâŠ. Thank you!
That music at the end scared the crap out of me! LOL! Tihs was a good one, and I really enjoyed all the stories.
Great stories Ron, and awesome research, pictures too! Thanks
Great storyđȘŠđȘŠđȘŠ
Ron I love your story's, I am in South Afrika.
Love the creepy music!!!
I'm in! wonderful entry!!!
thank you for sharing the pictures of ROBERTS graves - as I will now look up my family tree and see if any are in my branch.
My name is Aimee Olivier andwe found out one of my ancestors is in Putnam from the Salem witch trials
Very cool
Thanks for another great one Ron
We live in Wales not far from Anglesey, weâre working on civil war in history. Now we will use John Jones and do a PowerPoint slide on him. Thank you.
Hi Ron, looking forward tonight walk.
Great story and pics on this video Ron! â€ïžđȘŠ
Can't wait to see this one tonight!!!
Ty ty Ron love your channel..Just adoring the countryside video! History is so fascinating with you$
Awsome video,, thank you so much, really enjoyed it . Of course I thoroughly enjoy all your adventures but this one was very very interesting . Thanks again.đšđŠ
Eerie story Ron glad it wasn't dark there that would have been scary in the middle of no where đ»đ»đ»đ§ââïžđ§đ§ââïž
Wow, what a creepy tale......a good tale for a dark Halloween night.
The world has a dark morib history.
Sad what different generations had to endure.
Enjoyed.
History, present and future...
I love the videos that have Halloween vibes.
Ty for the awesome info always enjoy ur vids
I love these stories...very interesting
Very interesting indeed
I enjoyed all the scenery and the stories you told along with them, Ron! Thank you and have a great new week!!
So sorry I missed the live, I was sickđą. Thank you Ron and gang, awesome as always!
This video is a gem, Ron. Really enjoyed the music/ drone beginning to get us viewers hooked inđ
Giles was not likeable but certainly the brutal pressing torture used on him shouldn't have existed. Have to admit his "more weight" statement will never be forgotten and semi- heroic at that moment!
cool! thank you Pack!!
Spooky....the historical detail is superb. Stay safe Ron!
I really wanna watch this one!
In England, those accused of witchcraft would never be buried on hallowed ground. They would be buried at forks in the road or on the boundary edge just outside the church. Back in the 1980s, my father was digging out an old well behind the village of Tincleton's churchyard (Dorset) when they unearthed a woman's skeletal remains. It is thought that she most likely was accused of witchcraft and hence was interned just outside the church's grounds.
Iâm surprised that some of these cemeteries allow some of these evils to be buried there.
Thanks for all you do and all your driving always interesting
Yeh.. I heard that spooky đš wind.. great story toođđđđâïž
afternoon Ron stay safe and yet again another brilliant video
Wicca has been in my family all the back to my great great grandmother to my grandmother, my mother and the list goes on.
Ron what a lot of history so intresting i am scottish and i never knew about that scottish story i learn so much from your channel thank you for sharing it â
Another great productionâŠ. Thank you đ
The original stone read; "Pause dear friend as you walk by. As you are now so once was I. As I am now, so you must be. Prepare yourself to follow me."
ive known warlocks and witches, and they all good ones.Not all practice evil. Ron if this world see out answers like you do and less assuming accusing, we have a better world. I appreciate you. your right some accusations aren't just. ppl needs watch out what they say about others. again I appreciate you because you go after facts
Ron this story was very spooky it gave me chilly willy. Love your stoy
So Interessantđđđ.....Liebe GrĂŒĂe aus Ăsterreich đŠđčđ€đ€
Watching this again now. Had you on all day itâs been amazing xxxx
You're the best!
Awesome video. WOOT WOOT