Exploring St James Cemetery at Sag Bridge (AKA Monk's Castle) 

You did an outstanding job on this video you definitely need some more subscribers.

Timothy Carroll & Mary Linnehan are my great grandparents. Our homestead was at the bottom of the hill (Carroll’s Corner). I have a lot of family history here. My great father and great uncle used to dig the pauper graves. My family donated the original arch. Our name and the date was on the back of the original arch. I remember this from when I was a kid. It was cement. My grandmother and aunt were the last buried in the large Carroll plot though their names are not on our stone. I have a lot of relatives throughout the cemetery. Family picnics were spent here when my Dad was a kid.

Recent subscriber here. I'm enjoying your videos. The tree trunk monuments are Woodmen of the World markers. Woodmen of the World was a fraternal organization similar to modern day Lions clubs, etc. Members' graves were denoted with tree trunk monuments. You can sometimes find the organization name on them somewhere, although it's often pretty inconspicuous. TFS~ Betty

You do a wonderful job talking about the history of what we walk through with you. Fine job! Keep up the good work.

This was so good, I didn't want it to end! Thank you.

Ty a awsome vid and great info

newly susbscribed good job MABG !

could you show the dates on the stones you pick out..... interested in the history/.there are so many channels doing cemeteries I would suggest with respect that you learn more as there is alot to understand the meanings ........

Enjoy your videos, but when you do cemetery's could you please pause on the headstones long enough to read them so we can see the names. Just because you can't read it doesn't mean others are not able to read them as well. Thank you.

Great video! I explored this area also.

That's a wasps nest, not a bee hive.

I remember my dad telling me something about people being chased out by monks, always wondered about that

Why do bees hang out in cemeteries? That would be fascinating to find out

I was told grass does not grow on the graves of evil people

That's interesting about the gimble 🤔... at least the phone didnt start to vibrate like the other day... that was a trippy, yet unsettling effect 😖😢

i have a friend buried here from ST LOUISE DE MARILLAC PARRISH RIP Mary Perette

Thanks.

A powerful flashlight will light up the letters on the tombstones. Should make the names more readable.

Well could it mean Dad Grandpa Brother was a sailor or maybe born at sea?

Thanx

That was a wasp hive

This helps the sandtimer