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Robert according to United States Cemetery Abstracts film # 008093593 Grace Roberts born Feb 14 1902 died May 20 1902 dau of ET & GM Roberts is buried in Davis Family Cemetery but Averett is in William Cemetery .... maybe 2 adjoining family cemeteries ???
Just imagine the greeting Robert, Robert, and Cody will receive when they reach Heaven. All the people whose names they have spoken will be waiting for them.
You and your team are the cemetery whispers. You don’t find them they find you. All the deceased want is to be remembered and respected and your team and you do a great job in doing so. Happy New Years and cheers to more videos to come.
This just shows how quickly nature reclaims, and how briefly we bloom on earth. I love that you are always so respectful. looking forward to the next one. Marie
I know of a person who just decided to look after an old grave. When they visited their Dad they'd pull the weeds at this other grave of a soldier. It would be great if people could volunteer somehow to look after graves like these. But in the absence of that it's so special that you guys spent time there and cared to read them. There's such a time gap between the people who died and us today, you'd wonder what they'd think of it all 🌼🌸🌼
@@ellenfarmer3498 They had no birth control plus day did not have sanitary conditions when they was havin their babies. But you need to read your Bible is all part of God's plan. Then back in they need in the children to be the labor to help run the Farm there was no Electric. Plus there is measles mumps and chicken Pox No antibiotics. Children did die.
@@ellenfarmer3498 Back in those days it was very common to have 10,12 children, Parents were lucky if two or three made it to adult hood, lots of children died in childbirth, or because of no antibiotics, or vaccines for diseases like Small pox, Yellow Fever, Measles, German Measles, just to name a few.
Averett Josiah Middlebrooks a farmer born 1862 Aug 2 Harris County, died July 26 1934 Cataula GA ...wife Laura born Aug 1855, son of Isiaac Edward Middlebrooks & Matilda (Davis) brother to George W & A Jackson Middlebrooks buried William Cemetery (info taking from death certificate) Undertaker was The Trading Company Chipley GA
Good research on the couple. You may be aware already but just in case, readers might want to know that Chipley is now known as Pine Mountain Georgia. Makes me wonder if this cemetery is close to PM.
Georgia Ben Grant was the daughter of Edward A Williams and Elizabeth Davis Williams. James Munroe Grant was her husband, Eddie and Jimmie Shirlie were daughters of Georgia and James Grant. Sarah Cornelia Williams was also daughter of EA & EE Williams. Haven't figured out Bettie Williams Johnson yet. Probably another daughter (Mary B ? in census records) and Mary Pauline Johnson was Bettie's daughter?? And Fletcher Carmen Grant was also a daughter of Georgia and James Grant.
I am marble artisan in Italy, the sign are very beauti and hand made , the grave corrosion is because the acid rain is very hard, in all the world...Tanck for interesting video made whit respect for this person of 1900, good new year from Italy
I love how you read each name. Some of those names may not have been spoken in over 100 years. Its sad how the father passed 1 month before his daughter.
I have been binging this channel for the past few days, and every time I am hit with the same very sobering thought: This will be most of us one day. Overgrown, our names no longer spoken. It's incredible, moving, and so kind of you all to go to these forgotten places and speak the names of those who have passed. Bless ya'll.
So I was reading a historical book from the early mid 1800s. It spoke of the need to do to stacked stone graves because the ground was too frozen to dig. I am not sure that is the case in Georgia. But it does get pretty cold there occasionally. There are many stacked stone graves near where my uncle was buried this year in southern Illinois.
Keep in mind that the deaths around the 1918 - 1921 period may be attributed to the Spanish flu. Love you guys...but honestly admire Grandpa Robert for his sheer enthusiasm...hurting and creaky old bod and all xx
Thank you Robert! I subscribe to many YT channels but this one is by far my favorite! My second favorite is Watch Yer Step. Loving the Byrd House work! Fascinating channels!
23 minute vid. YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That Cedar tree is VERY old. The graves are probably pretty early burials. I'm glad to see this is Part 1!!!!! Looks interesting. I really liked that music at the end. Nice.
I hope a group of volunteers come by and clean this up. Would be nice even to leave flowers in a area for all that are buried here, Thanks for sharing this.
I am amazed at how intricately carved some of those headstones are. They are just beautiful. Looks like at least part of it might have started out as a family grave site as there are so many Grants. You really have to get Robert a steak sandwich LOL Film him getting it. Keep Safe ❤ Keep Well ❤
Wauw i really really like these hidden and abandoned cemetries. You are doing a great job boys to give these People there names back. Love watching you guys, greetz from the Netherlands😁
I'm glad that I'm not the only person that can be driving along and notice a random cemetery! I understand "that" glimpse that you were talking about. Those tombstones are in really good condition for being over 100 years old. If you are ever in Atlanta, look up Hollywood Cemetery, the portion on Gun Club Rd is non-perpetual care, it's a forest with tombstones all over the place (both sides of Gun Club Rd). The latest tombstone that I saw there, the person died in 1973. Records were destroyed in a fire back in 1973ish.
If a tree falls in the woods, and Noone sees it fall..did it still fall? Don't be sad that nothing matters, instead I think that if nothing really matters then ANYTHING can matter! I mean that, you can decide what's important and what the meaning is. Also even if your forgotten your past energy and influence still creates waves in the world, at least for a little while. It can be anything! Maybe you saved a catipillar about to get squashed and now it's a butterfly that continues on.
Another exciting find! It never ceases to amaze me how beautifully made the headstones are. I'm impressed at how well they hold up over the decades. Making them was an art. I love that you find these forgotten cemeteries.❤
Really breaks my heart to see these forgotten cemeteries. Thank heavens when we were doing some family research we were able to find my great great grandparents and replace their headstones.
Thank you Robert and Robert and cody for sharing another cemetery so family can find there missing family members, please be safe out there and God bless you and your family and friends ✝️
Both you Robert's and Cody's work will not go unnoticed when you reach Saint Peter and the Pearly Gates!! Absolutely love what your doing and the effort y'all are puttin out to find these folks. Much love and respect to y'all.
This was a great find and you are so funny Robert that you are always interrupting the other Roberts lunch. You will have to keep snacks for him. This was so interesting that you found this cemetery by just driving by. All these graves from the 1800's are amazing. They look like they are are in better shape than some you have video in the past. Can't wait to see part two.
Aloha Robert, was wondering if anyone takes care of these cemetery's after you visit? The notations on the graves are so beautiful. Thank you for taking us along.
Thanks again for finding another lost graveyard they won’t be forgotten now you and Cody and Robert found them god bless all 3 of you I learn a lot watching you’re show can’t wait for the next one from Kentucky.
Thank you for a great video. I was Cemetery exploring today myself, the phrase 'gone but not forgotten' just frustrates me because they are forgotten until we stumble upon them. Someone on here once said, as long as their name is read they are no longer forgotten. 🙂
Another unique find and a new Sidestep Adventure. 🤗 Very interesting headstones. I see future visits to clean off some stones. 👍 Looks like this place hasn't been maintained in yrs. And it's a big place to boot. Nice to see Robert senior with a new shirt.. 😆 Nothing wrong being a senior, I'm one too. 🥳 Thanks for sharing this Adventure .....👍
I just want to come and buy the other Robert a steak sandwich. Elizabeth Davis died on my birthday(May 28) It’s neat to think about how she lived her life and passed away 106 years before me.
What a peaceful old cemetery. Love the epitaphs. It shows how much people cared back then. Without revealing the location, is there a old abandoned community near by? I know that caretakers die off but this one appears to be long forgotten.
I can't believe it! I keep spotting surnames from my family in your area. Moore, and Baker are match names on my Ancestry. Walker is my maternal side. Some day when we can afford to, I really want to go out there and see all of these cemeteries. Thank you for all you guys do, finding, documenting, cleaning up these places. You are very good men, so kind.
I don't know how you find these cemeteries - you have a sixth sense or something, it was so hidden. What a lost place. So sad to know those people are there forgotten. Thank you for what you do to honor them.
I am so very happy that there are people out there who still cares about FAMILY CEMETERY where they are never forgotten. 🌟👍🌟 and its also like the caretaker's of the CEMETERY just don't care or the family members past on themselves
I love the Side Step adventures!! My FAV when ever I see the notification!! Sooo interesting to see these places!! An jus off to the sides of the road!! Those head Stone's seem so pretty and fancy!! Thanks Robert 1 n Robert 2 for teaching me how to look for AND recognize the maker's mark!! I love OLD thing's, for me my Dad being a wood worker an having that love for OLD WOOD thing's started MY interest yrs ago as a young kid, I USED to be able to recognize tree's by their leaves and bark lol I don't remember it all NOW but my brother does so I jus ask him when UNsure!! I wld LOVE to do a adventure like Side Step does!! My oldest daughter lives an does things around Calhoun the city not the cnty, I wonder how many untouched adventure's are around her area??!! I live on the gulf coast of Florida, so we're gonna need to make some plans for a visit REAL SOON!! Lovin the adventure from Florida!! ♥️♥️🌴🌴♥️♥️
Awwwww that was an awesome find.....sad when it ended but got another video to look forward too 💗. Different eras and names and styles if burial....thanks for sharing. Time and ppl may have forgotten these souls but one things for sure GOD knows each and everyone of them 🤴. Hope y'all had a safe and blessed New Year Sidestep gang 🕊️
WOW U GUYS ARE SO RESPECTFUL and so amazing when it comes to cleaning annd restoring old hidstorical sites like grave yards that have been abandoned and lost to wither away in talll weeeds and decaying leaves thank u so much for what u do
Is it possible that there was a restoration done at some point? Some of the headstones look so much better than others of that same age. Thank you so much for stopping and sharing this final resting place. It was interesting to see!
Looked up this cemetery on Find A Grave. There are only 14 graves listed and no pictures. I don't know if someone went there but didn't finish it or if a family member just added them from written documents they had. It appears to be a family cemetery or maybe even 2. Be nice if y'all could take pictures of all of the headstones then finish the cemetery page on Find A Grave. This really needs to be documented. I bet this was a beautiful cemetery a long time ago. Looking forward to part 2.
Robert rarely gives the location of his finds because he has respect for the current land-owners, and the cemetery itself. You are about the dozenth person on here that I've responded to because folks just expect everything to be public these days. I have three "forgotten cemeteries" within walking distance of my home, and I quit sharing their location long ago. I have had to deal with ghost-hunters, amateur history buffs, metal detectorists and vandals, and I'm sick of it. A few old-timers know about them, and keep their mouths shut. I gladly share names and dates with legitimate genealogists, but no way would I pass on where these ancient people sleep anymore.
Hi Robert, Cody and other Robert, happy new year to you and your families, I hope you have an awesome 2021. Why are there so many overgrown and forgotten cemeteries in Georgia ???. I do think it's a great shame that there are no real laws governing the maintenance of all cemeteries, there are a lot more people now trying to trace their ancestors and there must be quite a proportion of those people that just cannot find the cemetery where their Great great Grandfather etc is buried, because the cemetery where he is interred has just been lost to time and people forget where it used to be. Thank you for finding and documenting those long lost cemeteries that you come across so that people now have a chance of finding their loved one's. Stay safe and take care, much love. xx🙏💖
Rural graveyards often let go because the family and/or church die off. In rural areas, older folks are forced to move to town to be closer to hospitals and stores. . For those who stay behind, maintaining a rural cemetery is ridiculously hard when you have vandals, ghost-hunters and well-meaning history buffs trespassing. Things can get ugly. In most cases, the best thing for it is to let it go back to nature so everyone can sleep in peace. Except for the occasional visit from someone like Robert, who is respectful of the living and the dead.
Robert's some of the inscriptions on these stones can put a lump in your throat. I'm headed to go see my Mom an Dad an Brother's Graves tomorrow. I hope for a much better year this New Year. I'm headed back up to Missouri to get much better zpictures of Cemetery's. Can't wait, I'm so ready.
Hi to you guys, I used to love going and checking graveyards with a friend who liked it as much as I did. I always looked for the oldest and the children The older headstones always had nice if not beautiful words or sonnets.... I have something to throw out to each of you.... Totally in respect. Since this is something you guys love to do...... Heres my thought: It would be really be even more cool if you EACH carried with you in your vehicles, A bag containing brushes for the graves as well as other utensils. Another being...a headstone solution that you can apply n brush the words so that they are much more easy to read plus...you would be helping these people be even more... Less forgotten. Yep.... A bag on the run. Just my 2 cent worth since i too am a fan of what you do
It amazes me how many unknown people and cemeteries you all find. Just makes you wonder how many more are waiting to be discovered. If it weren’t for you fellas, they might not ever be found and lost to history.
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Robert according to United States Cemetery Abstracts film # 008093593 Grace Roberts born Feb 14 1902 died May 20 1902 dau of ET & GM Roberts is buried in Davis Family Cemetery but Averett is in William Cemetery .... maybe 2 adjoining family cemeteries ???
@@debbiediggin4roots809 great find! I hope the county or city fences it off for others to find.
Great find guys🙂 Hope more people go see and explore .❤
Love to know where the once these land are .
would you explain it on your future showes .
PLEASE contact some churches and round up volunteers to rake and clean up the cemetery. If I were closer, I'd come and help.
I am glad to see that you have found these people and are letting us know about them. No one should be forgotten.
Definitely, the Grant family, nearly 100+ years, you found and they found. This is history!!! Great discovery!!
Just imagine the greeting Robert, Robert, and Cody will receive when they reach Heaven. All the people whose names they have spoken will be waiting for them.
That is a wonderful thought.
That is, indeed, a beautiful thought.
Sounds sweet and probably true.
You and your team are the cemetery whispers. You don’t find them they find you. All the deceased want is to be remembered and respected and your team and you do a great job in doing so. Happy New Years and cheers to more videos to come.
I think it's the spirits of the departed that call Robert to where they're located, because like you said they want to be remembered and respected.
Wow your eyes are tuned to seeking these graves can't wait for a second video
This just shows how quickly nature reclaims, and how briefly we bloom on earth. I love that you are always so respectful. looking forward to the next one. Marie
I couldn't have said it better...
Just love when you Robert and Cody do cemetery walks! So much history! Thank you all for saying the names!
I know of a person who just decided to look after an old grave. When they visited their Dad they'd pull the weeds at this other grave of a soldier. It would be great if people could volunteer somehow to look after graves like these. But in the absence of that it's so special that you guys spent time there and cared to read them. There's such a time gap between the people who died and us today, you'd wonder what they'd think of it all 🌼🌸🌼
I can't be the only one thinking that alot of the women who died in their twenties and thirties probably died of childbirth complications?
Just think of the trauma done by having 6, 10, 14 children...like my ggrandmothers... wth were they thinking?!
@@ellenfarmer3498 They had no birth control plus day did not have sanitary conditions when they was havin their babies. But you need to read your Bible is all part of God's plan. Then back in they need in the children to be the labor to help run the Farm there was no Electric. Plus there is measles mumps and chicken Pox No antibiotics. Children did die.
@@raynonabohrer5624 And it's all god's plan. What is he (she, it), a sadist?
@earth walker women to thus day still die in child birth, albeit not as many as back then.
@@ellenfarmer3498 Back in those days it was very common to have 10,12 children, Parents were lucky if two or three made it to adult hood, lots of children died in childbirth, or because of no antibiotics, or vaccines for diseases like Small pox, Yellow Fever, Measles, German Measles, just to name a few.
THAT cemetery blew me away! Robert, how the hell did you see that driving?
He's eyes 👀 gravitate I believe lol. Its crazy how busy places were with activity
Another excellent opportunity to honor those from time long forgotten.
Averett Josiah Middlebrooks a farmer born 1862 Aug 2 Harris County, died July 26 1934 Cataula GA ...wife Laura born Aug 1855, son of Isiaac Edward Middlebrooks & Matilda (Davis) brother to George W & A Jackson Middlebrooks buried William Cemetery (info taking from death certificate) Undertaker was The Trading Company Chipley GA
Good research on the couple. You may be aware already but just in case, readers might want to know that Chipley is now known as Pine Mountain Georgia. Makes me wonder if this cemetery is close to PM.
Georgia Ben Grant was the daughter of Edward A Williams and Elizabeth Davis Williams. James Munroe Grant was her husband, Eddie and Jimmie Shirlie were daughters of Georgia and James Grant. Sarah Cornelia Williams was also daughter of EA & EE Williams. Haven't figured out Bettie Williams Johnson yet. Probably another daughter (Mary B ? in census records) and Mary Pauline Johnson was Bettie's daughter?? And Fletcher Carmen Grant was also a daughter of Georgia and James Grant.
Thank you for remembering people who have been long forgotten
I am marble artisan in Italy, the sign are very beauti and hand made , the grave corrosion is because the acid rain is very hard, in all the world...Tanck for interesting video made whit respect for this person of 1900, good new year from Italy
I love how you read each name. Some of those names may not have been spoken in over 100 years. Its sad how the father passed 1 month before his daughter.
They need a clean up crew chain saws and cart away fallen trees i would donate on a regular basis
Hi Robert and Robert and Cody. Have a good find. Poor baby gonna starve you need to feed him
Thanks to the other Robert for sacrificing your Steak Sandwich! Thoroughly enjoyed watching you All, Robert, Cody and Robert 👍👍👍
AND that other Robert IS STILL trying to get his steak sandwich .......
Please take Robert Sr. To get his stake sandwich ! He so deserves it for all he does ! :)
I mean steak not stake ! :)
@@corinnerenshaw3621 wonder where they get their steak sammich's, I'd love to buy all three them lunch for the effort they put forward!!
I'm about ready to airmail him one.
I have been binging this channel for the past few days, and every time I am hit with the same very sobering thought: This will be most of us one day. Overgrown, our names no longer spoken. It's incredible, moving, and so kind of you all to go to these forgotten places and speak the names of those who have passed. Bless ya'll.
It's amazing to me how in time the land reclaims its self. Just think many many years to come we all will be long gone and forgotten too.
These stones were in amazing condition for their age!
So I was reading a historical book from the early mid 1800s. It spoke of the need to do to stacked stone graves because the ground was too frozen to dig. I am not sure that is the case in Georgia. But it does get pretty cold there occasionally. There are many stacked stone graves near where my uncle was buried this year in southern Illinois.
Interesting trivia. I'm glad you shared that find.
@@alanatolstad4824 thank you
Wow, really?
Keep in mind that the deaths around the 1918 - 1921 period may be attributed to the Spanish flu. Love you guys...but honestly admire Grandpa Robert for his sheer enthusiasm...hurting and creaky old bod and all xx
Thank you Robert! I subscribe to many YT channels but this one is by far my favorite! My second favorite is Watch Yer Step. Loving the Byrd House work! Fascinating channels!
23 minute vid. YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That Cedar tree is VERY old. The graves are probably pretty early burials. I'm glad to see this is Part 1!!!!! Looks interesting. I really liked that music at the end. Nice.
Love to see these lost cemeteries Robert please remember the brush and other tools WAITING for part 2 Thanks guys
If there are rewards for good deeds in the afterlife, you 3 have it made!😊
Thank you for doing this for those lost and forgotten graves.❤
Happy New Year to you all, let’s hope it’s a better one xx 👍🏴🏴🏴🏴👍🏴🏴🏴🏴👍
I hope a group of volunteers come by and clean this up. Would be nice even to leave flowers in a area for all that are buried here,
Thanks for sharing this.
Cleaned by hand one tree at a time could be done
I am amazed at how intricately carved some of those headstones are. They are just beautiful. Looks like at least part of it might have started out as a family grave site as there are so many Grants. You really have to get Robert a steak sandwich LOL Film him getting it. Keep Safe ❤ Keep Well ❤
I think the same about the gravestones. They're beautiful!
Another great cemetary adventure. Thank you guys. Enjoyed as always.
God bless 💖
Wauw i really really like these hidden and abandoned cemetries. You are doing a great job boys to give these People there names back. Love watching you guys, greetz from the Netherlands😁
How do we forget a resting place of our loved ones, ancestors, and family? Happens here in Arkansas, alot. A great job please keep it up. Thanks again
These headstones are in great shape with the exception of the area near the ground.
I'm glad that I'm not the only person that can be driving along and notice a random cemetery! I understand "that" glimpse that you were talking about. Those tombstones are in really good condition for being over 100 years old.
If you are ever in Atlanta, look up Hollywood Cemetery, the portion on Gun Club Rd is non-perpetual care, it's a forest with tombstones all over the place (both sides of Gun Club Rd). The latest tombstone that I saw there, the person died in 1973. Records were destroyed in a fire back in 1973ish.
It is sad to think how easily you can become forgotten as time passes by
If a tree falls in the woods, and Noone sees it fall..did it still fall? Don't be sad that nothing matters, instead I think that if nothing really matters then ANYTHING can matter! I mean that, you can decide what's important and what the meaning is. Also even if your forgotten your past energy and influence still creates waves in the world, at least for a little while. It can be anything! Maybe you saved a catipillar about to get squashed and now it's a butterfly that continues on.
Another exciting find! It never ceases to amaze me how beautifully made the headstones are. I'm impressed at how well they hold up over the decades. Making them was an art.
I love that you find these forgotten cemeteries.❤
Really breaks my heart to see these forgotten cemeteries. Thank heavens when we were doing some family research we were able to find my great great grandparents and replace their headstones.
Thank you Robert and Robert and cody for sharing another cemetery so family can find there missing family members, please be safe out there and God bless you and your family and friends ✝️
Both you Robert's and Cody's work will not go unnoticed when you reach Saint Peter and the Pearly Gates!! Absolutely love what your doing and the effort y'all are puttin out to find these folks. Much love and respect to y'all.
This was a great find and you are so funny Robert that you are always interrupting the other Roberts lunch. You will have to keep snacks for him. This was so interesting that you found this cemetery by just driving by. All these graves from the 1800's are amazing. They look like they are are in better shape than some you have video in the past. Can't wait to see part two.
So sad lost and forgotten, these people were real once and had lifes, and family,
Loving the music Robert x
Aloha Robert, was wondering if anyone takes care of these cemetery's after you visit? The notations on the graves are so beautiful. Thank you for taking us along.
Very Nice Sementeri I love thanks Robertos ✌️🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks again for finding another lost graveyard they won’t be forgotten now you and Cody and Robert found them god bless all 3 of you I learn a lot watching you’re show can’t wait for the next one from Kentucky.
Great find!! Can’t wait for pt 2 😁 Thanks Robert!
Thank you for a great video. I was Cemetery exploring today myself, the phrase 'gone but not forgotten' just frustrates me because they are forgotten until we stumble upon them. Someone on here once said, as long as their name is read they are no longer forgotten. 🙂
Wonderful that you found these forgotten graves.
Another unique find and a new Sidestep Adventure. 🤗 Very interesting headstones. I see future visits to clean off some stones. 👍 Looks like this place hasn't been maintained in yrs. And it's a big place to boot.
Nice to see Robert senior with a new shirt.. 😆 Nothing wrong being a senior, I'm one too. 🥳
Thanks for sharing this Adventure .....👍
I just want to come and buy the other Robert a steak sandwich.
Elizabeth Davis died on my birthday(May 28) It’s neat to think about how she lived her life and passed away 106 years before me.
I wanna buy all three them a steak sammich lunch!
What a peaceful old cemetery. Love the epitaphs. It shows how much people cared back then. Without revealing the location, is there
a old abandoned community near by? I know that caretakers die off but this one appears to be long forgotten.
I can't believe it! I keep spotting surnames from my family in your area. Moore, and Baker are match names on my Ancestry. Walker is my maternal side. Some day when we can afford to, I really want to go out there and see all of these cemeteries. Thank you for all you guys do, finding, documenting, cleaning up these places. You are very good men, so kind.
I don't know how you find these cemeteries - you have a sixth sense or something, it was so hidden. What a lost place. So sad to know those people are there forgotten. Thank you for what you do to honor them.
I always enjoy your videos thank you robert's And Cody.
Hi Robert's and Hi CODY ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS Thank you for taking us along PS Get Robert a Big Steak Sandwich 😁😁😁😁😁
I am so very happy that there are people out there who still cares about FAMILY CEMETERY where they are never forgotten. 🌟👍🌟 and its also like the caretaker's of the CEMETERY just don't care or the family members past on themselves
Would y’all please go find The Other Robert a steak sammich? 😂
THANKS!😊
I love the Side Step adventures!! My FAV when ever I see the notification!! Sooo interesting to see these places!! An jus off to the sides of the road!! Those head Stone's seem so pretty and fancy!! Thanks Robert 1 n Robert 2 for teaching me how to look for AND recognize the maker's mark!! I love OLD thing's, for me my Dad being a wood worker an having that love for OLD WOOD thing's started MY interest yrs ago as a young kid, I USED to be able to recognize tree's by their leaves and bark lol I don't remember it all NOW but my brother does so I jus ask him when UNsure!! I wld LOVE to do a adventure like Side Step does!! My oldest daughter lives an does things around Calhoun the city not the cnty, I wonder how many untouched adventure's are around her area??!! I live on the gulf coast of Florida, so we're gonna need to make some plans for a visit REAL SOON!! Lovin the adventure from Florida!! ♥️♥️🌴🌴♥️♥️
Beautifully preserved headstones. Quite remarkable.
Fantastic video. Love the writing on the headstones. Love from Australia. Love you all. Stay safe. Xx
The craftsmanship on some of these headstones is amazing.
Awwwww that was an awesome find.....sad when it ended but got another video to look forward too 💗. Different eras and names and styles if burial....thanks for sharing. Time and ppl may have forgotten these souls but one things for sure GOD knows each and everyone of them 🤴. Hope y'all had a safe and blessed New Year Sidestep gang 🕊️
Wow so cool thanks for finding these Cemetery's and sharing your passion with us. I Love it. I can't wait to see more.
I bet the people who where buried there never thought they would be forgoten or there families!
U do a wonderful thing keep it up
Can’t wait for part 2
Daughter and Father died a month apart same year, he died Sept. 1908 And she died Oct. 1908. Fantastic video and cemetery.
WOW U GUYS ARE SO RESPECTFUL and so amazing when it comes to cleaning annd restoring old hidstorical sites like grave yards that have been abandoned and lost to wither away in talll weeeds and decaying leaves thank u so much for what u do
It truly is a shame that all of these headstones are abandoned, it's our history back in the woods!!!!!
Why is other Robert pouting today? Oh, steak sandwich deprived once again. Your dedication to forlorn cemeteries is commendable.
Another great video. I was watching another video of an abandoned pet cemetery in Canada
Thank you for looking at the cemetery and the names ❤️🙏🏻
What a great cemetery find.Thanks for remembering these people.
2:53 that person birthday is right after July 25th... again great video
Is it possible that there was a restoration done at some point? Some of the headstones look so much better than others of that same age. Thank you so much for stopping and sharing this final resting place. It was interesting to see!
Looked up this cemetery on Find A Grave. There are only 14 graves listed and no pictures. I don't know if someone went there but didn't finish it or if a family member just added them from written documents they had. It appears to be a family cemetery or maybe even 2. Be nice if y'all could take pictures of all of the headstones then finish the cemetery page on Find A Grave. This really needs to be documented. I bet this was a beautiful cemetery a long time ago. Looking forward to part 2.
What’s the name of the cemetery
@@tiwannacullins4603 Williams Cemetery
Robert rarely gives the location of his finds because he has respect for the current land-owners, and the cemetery itself. You are about the dozenth person on here that I've responded to because folks just expect everything to be public these days. I have three "forgotten cemeteries" within walking distance of my home, and I quit sharing their location long ago. I have had to deal with ghost-hunters, amateur history buffs, metal detectorists and vandals, and I'm sick of it. A few old-timers know about them, and keep their mouths shut. I gladly share names and dates with legitimate genealogists, but no way would I pass on where these ancient people sleep anymore.
They've done a lot of great work in putting together this video and so many more like it. They probably don't have enough time to do all of that.
Great video Fellas! keep em comin!
There was a Jazz Bassist named Wilfred Middlebrooks in the LA Jazz Scene in the 1950s.
B 7/17/1933 Chattanooga TN.
D 3/12/2008 Pasadena CA.
Eagerly awaiting the next part . Hi Cody !!
Never forget those who went before us.
Good sporting Robert thanks for sharing. Older Robert, good on ya, being out there when your hurting. Movement keeps you young
Hi Robert, Cody and other Robert, happy new year to you and your families, I hope you have an awesome 2021. Why are there so many overgrown and forgotten cemeteries in Georgia ???. I do think it's a great shame that there are no real laws governing the maintenance of all cemeteries, there are a lot more people now trying to trace their ancestors and there must be quite a proportion of those people that just cannot find the cemetery where their Great great Grandfather etc is buried, because the cemetery where he is interred has just been lost to time and people forget where it used to be. Thank you for finding and documenting those long lost cemeteries that you come across so that people now have a chance of finding their loved one's. Stay safe and take care, much love. xx🙏💖
Rural graveyards often let go because the family and/or church die off. In rural areas, older folks are forced to move to town to be closer to hospitals and stores. .
For those who stay behind, maintaining a rural cemetery is ridiculously hard when you have vandals, ghost-hunters and well-meaning history buffs trespassing. Things can get ugly. In most cases, the best thing for it is to let it go back to nature so everyone can sleep in peace. Except for the occasional visit from someone like Robert, who is respectful of the living and the dead.
That is so sad that they didn't keep up with the cemetery
🧙♂️ I love you videos pillowman Roberts I like his walking cane I got one just like it
Another great adventure. Thanks for sharing the lives and demise of these people. P.S. how is the "Other Robert's" leg? Have prayed for him.
That's a really big cemetery, must have been a huge family. I hope you will go back again to look some more. Thanks, Roberts (2) and Cody
Robert's some of the inscriptions on these stones can put a lump in your throat.
I'm headed to go see my Mom an Dad an Brother's Graves tomorrow. I hope for a much better year this New Year. I'm headed back up to Missouri to get much better zpictures of Cemetery's. Can't wait, I'm so ready.
Guys enjoyed cant wait for part 2
Great video! You need to let Yellow Shirt Robert eat!! It's no wonder he falls down🤣😋
Thanks for sharing this with us . Some of the headstones are beautiful . Stay warm out there
Maybe an answer to the steak sandwich issue is to find a sponsor that sells them and would give you free ones!
Thank you for all y’all do.
Hi to you guys,
I used to love going and checking graveyards with a friend who liked it as much as I did.
I always looked for the oldest and the children
The older headstones always had nice if not beautiful words or sonnets....
I have something to throw out to each of you....
Totally in respect.
Since this is something you guys love to do......
Heres my thought:
It would be really be even more cool if you EACH carried with you in your vehicles,
A bag containing brushes for the graves as well as other utensils.
Another being...a headstone solution that you can apply n brush the words so that they are much more easy to read plus...you would be helping these people be even more...
Less forgotten.
Yep....
A bag on the run.
Just my 2 cent worth since i too am a fan of what you do
It amazes me how many unknown people and cemeteries you all find. Just makes you wonder how many more are waiting to be discovered. If it weren’t for you fellas, they might not ever be found and lost to history.
You guys are so much fun to watch. Thank you for being out there for all of us.
How sad to see this forgotten neglected cemetery. I wonder who owns this property
The family.
I watch, rewatch and watch again. Thank you Robert, Other Robert and Cody for the enjoyment.