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I can't help wonder how grave sites like this have been destroyed very sad so many lives and stories about them lost to history

Thank you boys and girls that was interesting

That box tomb is a real mystery, would be cool to know what the story was behind it, pity it'll have to remain a mystery.

Hi Robert!

I’d love to know what kind of bird that was!!

hi robert James Reedy here again. Still watching and still enjoying your videos . Have a bunch of Questions for you and anyone else with an opinion, My youngest son and i are planing a trip to Talbot County this year, if you were on a motorcycle what month would suggest we schedule our trip for. We will be riding from Northern California..My first thought was September as it looks like it starts to cool down abit there. But the graphs ive been lookin at also show that sept is historicly a pretty heavy rain month. So im thinking October. is there something i am missing here?. Or am i thinking right? Also what do you think the odds of us getting up to the Reedy cemetary on harleys? Thanks again for the great videos.

You have to give Cecil more lines.

You seen goast pimp Pepper Jack...Goast pimp Pepper Jack don't play games. Goast pimp Pepper Jack will slap a fool...

Lewis Wimberly was my third great uncle!

love seeing Joy great vid

Maybe the rock tomb was a slave that was with the family for a long time or was favored by someone in the family ..also where has the other Robert went an Cody

I wonder if the graves originally had wooden markers.

Always interesting videos. I rescued a pioneer cemetery from about 1870 here in Nebraska. I agree with another commenter who said the bird might be an Eastern Wood-pewee.

It’s so sad that only one marker is engraved. It kinda breaks my heart that these men, women n children lived a life that’s not recognized. Life was so unfair back then n even today it can be. Thanks Robert ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍👍🌟

My free ancestors came to GA in 1803. No one can locate their graves. I, among so many others, love this channel and all the history Robert brings. At the same time, I hope folks realize that it's not just many of the enslaved ones whose graves and history cannot be found, but other pioneers as well. I'm not saying this to be mean or insensitive in any way. Just citing truth that in this day and age is often overlooked. I don't mean to be offensive.

Hallowed grounds with so many lost stories. Thanks to ALL who make these discoveries possible.

If only they could speak I'll bet there would be alot of sad stories to tell.

One of my favorite videos of this kind! For some reason it made me wonder: Are there any drawings of places like these in existence?? That would be so awesome to see! I thought maybe this having been a locally, well-known family there might be something in a museum somewhere. Or, maybe you historians could use your collective knowledge and imaginations to recreate for us what this plantation might have looked like. Although, I must say this site is more easily imagined for me than most. I assume that is because it hasn't been logged.

That was a long, black ratty fence! 😅

Eastern-wood peewee?- I think that's the bird you heard.

As you are pointing out the old graves. Do you stand at the top or the side of the hill along down across all the grave sites. Why not take a long some wire and flags. Something like they mark utilities out with. Mark all the graves that you come across in an old cemetery. Turned around to take an awesome picture to see how many of them are. As you point out, graves are hard to pick up on the video and a picture. But with the marking the flags, looking back across the forest, you would be able to see your mark graves, quite obviously.

The Lord knows where everyone is, whether living or dead. Thank you for recognizing those who came before us.

Just walking thru and pointing out indentions where someone was laid to rest over 100 years ago is a great way to remember these people. I wish they could have all had stones with their names but God knows everything about each life. They are not unknown to Him. Thank you for taking us along to see the one marked grave, the old box grave and all the many others.❤

As always fascinating. Thanks to all.

Thank you for bringing us along. It just seems so sad to just be buried and left. I guess we eventually will all end up in the same place no matter how we are buried.

It's wonderful what you all do 🎉 God bless you

I wonder if the person buried in the box grave was someone very important to the enslaved people. Perhaps it was some kind of hiding place. There are so many mysteries in these graveyards. Thanks all of you, including the beaver impersonator. 😊

I asked if my local cane dealer in Florida if they had a snake cane. They said no but thanks for the idea

Is the deeper the indention the older the grave or or is it just depending on the soil..that the graves settled..?

Good to see Joy again! Looking good!

Robert Green. You are a voice for the dead and forgotten. All the souls scattered throughout the mountain side. Thank you for acknowledging their existence. Such precious voices that no longer speak. May our lord and savior Jesus Christ render you peace in your slumber. Until next time. Please, take care and stay safe. Love ya 🕊🌈🇺🇸😇🌞❤️🌹🙏🥲

I regarding the box tomb; the person buried there may have been a house servant who was a favorite.

Hi Robert and Joy and Cecil and Norma. Another cemetery that's been forgotten. It's nice that you are doing the best you can to recognize that People are buried there, even if you can't find out who they were, Thank you for another great video.

I have never asked you a personal question before who is the young lady always with you she has a lot of knowledge of old history which is awesome been watching you for a long time I guess I missed that one when you introduce who she was❤

Its so sad when you find the lone forgotten cemeteries....ty to everyone.

There are so many indentations in the ground. Do you have any idea how many are buried there? Best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧

There are so many graves, did the Plantation Owner create a book of the dead ?

Such a shame they don’t have head stones to know that they even existed

Never walk over graves it people family resting place it just not right to do so

Hello Robert and Joy and your friends. I just love all the finding of the graves you have explored. Everything is amazing on what all of you video on!

Thank you for sharing 🙏

Hello from Omaha, Nebraska, another great video is so sad that so many cemetery that need to be cleaned up

Hey Robert .

Hello

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I watch your videos because I love how you act with what you are doing. I look every time hoping to hear the name of one of my ancestors who were in GA. You are such a good man and are so caring about people.

It would be great pleasure to see you rake and somewhat rehab old forgotten cemeteries. Help would be easy to find

I can hardly wait to see the finished project!