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How Did These Watauga County Places Get Their Names? 

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@AppalachianMemoryKeepers
@AppalachianMemoryKeepers 3 дня назад
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@SpenSir
@SpenSir 3 месяца назад
You give the back stories better than professional documentaries ❤
@AppalachianMemoryKeepers
@AppalachianMemoryKeepers 3 месяца назад
We really appreciate your kind words! Thank you!
@kaymerry369
@kaymerry369 3 месяца назад
History is so interesting with it's variety of choices . Adventure that never ends. Curiosity is all you need.
@bobbygreen2291
@bobbygreen2291 2 месяца назад
I have tress passed a lot but I’ve walked all over this county from one end to the other ,,I’ve helped Billy Byers gather tobacco to pay his taxes ,,,I’ve had a glass of wine over breakfast with Howard Jones ,,I’ve had lunch with Franklin graham and his wife while they lived there ,,my roots are deeply embedded in this county although I’ve never lived there ,, wautaga county was for my whole life my favorite place to be ,,,I am 68 years old and from Alexander co.
@claraspencer2959
@claraspencer2959 3 месяца назад
Really interesting. Should do one on surrounding counties about the different names too.
@Treasuremonk
@Treasuremonk 2 месяца назад
My family were the Townsends in “Goo -Goo” ! Jon Townsend still lives there and he has vast knowledge of the history, along with the “Heathen Valley “ story of the 2 Townsend Brothers that settled there in early 1800’s
@ajbridges275
@ajbridges275 3 месяца назад
My great uncle pastored the Meat Camp Assembly of God for years. Lots of my kin are from Ashe and Watauga county.
@ajbridges275
@ajbridges275 3 месяца назад
My grandpaw that was raised up close to there, always said Meat Camp's name came from the Daniel Boone story, that he hunted up in that vicinity due to the abundant wildlife. (He was born in 1918 and he said that his grandfather, who was born in the 1850s, had always told that same story.)
@RobinSlagle
@RobinSlagle 3 месяца назад
Run, get to the Tabernacle of David right away! The church is rejected in the Northeast Tennessee, all the denominations, no one assembly in the entirety of the Bible belt will be without excuse, all of them will die by the sword of their own brother, for God has called a certain people it is gathered and chose his elect, his own place of establishment of the refuge for the time of the end, this is for the fugitives and those who are oppressed he is prepared a bride of his own like an all the churches in America will be given unto the altar of burnt offering there will be a purification offering, and the offering of the purification is a complete destruction of the United States of America and the church is the add that led the nation does it have the light of the Gospel to overcome darkness yet churches are in every corner with zero impact, each one of you who says that God is with you in your church is a liar if you live a surrounding regions of Northeast Tennessee and around, that's why your places are filled with evil in your cities are filled with idolatry with your brazen acts of Christmas worship with to A Jesus that is not Christ of the Bible you have made God angry by the image of jealousy the image is this that you set up for your own good, a graven image in your church of a man that is not Jesus and of a tree that you decorate for a man that is not born on December 25th, Jesus has rejected you in the presence of God will utterly bring you down to death or through the refiners fire, and the fires of the furnace will consume you! All that you read is going to take place truly that's going to take place!
@darlenejohnson8864
@darlenejohnson8864 2 месяца назад
What a fantastic video. Love it. So much history.
@AppalachianMemoryKeepers
@AppalachianMemoryKeepers 2 месяца назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@rickcooper6817
@rickcooper6817 3 месяца назад
Always great to hear a new story or one from a different perspective. Thanks for doing these videos and I certainly hope more folks will find your channel and subscribe.
@AppalachianMemoryKeepers
@AppalachianMemoryKeepers 3 месяца назад
Glad you like them!
@theconnorwarman5138
@theconnorwarman5138 Месяц назад
Great stuff.
@AppalachianMemoryKeepers
@AppalachianMemoryKeepers Месяц назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@MelissaStout-m8u
@MelissaStout-m8u 10 дней назад
My family still lives in meatcamp and potter town
@MelissaStout-m8u
@MelissaStout-m8u 10 дней назад
Most of my cousins are canters
@MelissaStout-m8u
@MelissaStout-m8u 9 дней назад
Thanks for your video loved it so interesting I grew up in perkinsville my grand parents raised me talking about how mean pottertown was it was pretty bad my grandma's brother was willie icenhour Sam Potter shot and killed him over a poker game
@HuckelAR
@HuckelAR 3 месяца назад
I drive through Seven Devils everyday on 105 and my 5 year old daughter and I have named the devils. 4 boys and 3 girls. Siblings. Hahaha.
@budeebro1
@budeebro1 3 месяца назад
Find the book My Killing Kin. Its the story about Potter Town. My family is from Potter Town
@darleneeide7090
@darleneeide7090 Месяц назад
Very interesting
@nekkidfiddler5861
@nekkidfiddler5861 2 месяца назад
Let's not let the truth get in the way of a good story.
@fredbaumann8228
@fredbaumann8228 Месяц назад
So true
@robtaylor6638
@robtaylor6638 2 месяца назад
I heard it was never “meat” it was meet. People just changed it like they do. One of the oldest settlements where folks would meet. I had also thought the Amphibolites forests are more desirable habitat for wildlife than the adjacent Blue Ridge and could have resulted in a pooling of game.
@MelissaStout-m8u
@MelissaStout-m8u 9 дней назад
@@robtaylor6638 my family originated from meat camp and still live there I was always told it was a meat camp where hunters would gather together for trade
@purplepanther8881
@purplepanther8881 3 месяца назад
Interesting!!
@2naturesownplace
@2naturesownplace 3 месяца назад
Hate me for it. Boone was more enjoyable and pleasant prior to 2000 and the ASU expansion. Locals playing music on all the streets. Crime was non-existant. Air so cool, hvac was rarely seen. I quit driving down king street enroute to Mtn City. Due to lib students throwing their starbucks at my Disabled Vet tag. Wish the clock could be turned back.
@Treasuremonk
@Treasuremonk 2 месяца назад
You’re not wrong! Back in the 70’s and 80’s was a much nicer , slower place, Liberalism kills everything good
@matthewellis2673
@matthewellis2673 2 месяца назад
So true!
@larryreese6146
@larryreese6146 2 месяца назад
Those weren't liberals, they were misguided spoiled thugs. Thank you, sir, for your service. They should have thanked you too.
@borrago
@borrago Месяц назад
It is being systematically ruined by the university, new porkers and floridiots. I walked across campus and downtown by the old dollar theatre yesterday. 48 new security cameras...in a 5 block area.
@MelissaStout-m8u
@MelissaStout-m8u 9 дней назад
I was born and raised in boone now I Hate to go there
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