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OLD BLOODY MADISON: The Coates-Bradley homeplace in Madison County, NC. FOA Ep. 5 

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Hoye and Christean Coates live in the remote Madison County in the mountains of Western North Carolina. On the hill behind their current home sits Christean's old homeplace, a massive log cabin with wrap-around porch that still stands today. Growing up, she shared the cabin with her nine brothers and sisters and has many fascinating stories to share about that experience. Hoye and Christean share memories about growing up on their parent’s farms, her father’s sawmill days when he would be gone for weeks camping while logging timber tracts after the farm was planted, details of the impressive log cabin, and how they feel about living in the mountains of Southern Appalachia.
The Coates ran their family business, Coates Produce, at the WNC Farmers Market in Asheville, NC, with his brother and sister-in-law for many years before retiring, and their nephews, Michael and Myron, still operate it today. Check out the link in the description below for more about Coates Produce.
I also share images from my Appalachian-themed books, The Face of Appalachia, On Earth’s Furrowed Brow, and Hands in Harmony (available in bookstores and at barnwellphoto.com), along with images never published, and we’ll see videos I made of the Coates-Bradley farm structures today.
If you love Appalachia as we do, we hope you will come back often and consider subscribing to make it possible for us to create content you will enjoy as we continue to honor the people, vibrant culture, and strong traditions of Appalachia. And please share the episode with friends and family.
Coates Produce: coatesproduce.com

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@donnasdedon7948
@donnasdedon7948 10 месяцев назад
I think that you do a wonderful job talking with the elders. I live in Louisiana in the hills.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 10 месяцев назад
Thanks, Donna. We really enjoy talking with folks and hearing their stories. Beautiful down your way as well.
@deannemckee5081
@deannemckee5081 Год назад
Her voice! If I close my eyes…..it’s my great grandmother’s voice from Tennessee! I can still hear her playing the banjo or the ukulele.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Really glad it brings back good memories. I wish I had asked my own grandmother more about her life.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Thanks so much for your time and comment. Glad the video evoked a good memory!
@BigT27295
@BigT27295 11 месяцев назад
Love it.. Its going to be that way again . Halleluiah.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 11 месяцев назад
great to hear from you. come back often.
@johnskinner5206
@johnskinner5206 Месяц назад
That was a good life good folks back then.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 17 дней назад
They have fond memories and have led an interesting life. We can all hope for a bit of that.
@yuritesticoff1141
@yuritesticoff1141 7 месяцев назад
My dad grew up in Madison County, NC in Mars Hill in the 50s on Crooked Creek Rd. One of my first memories is being 4-5 years old and eating my first banana sandwich my great grandmother made me in her old house with no electricity or indoor bathroom. My dad is 74 now, dying of cancer, I'll be 39 and know very little about my family's history. I know some,.not a lot. But he still has 40 acres that have laid dormant since 1965 I plan to return to and live in whatever way I manage after he passes. I grew up farming in the foothills of the Blue Ridge in VA so I know it will be more challenging in the mountains, but I'm far from your average modern 39 yr old and want to get away from the encroaching suburbs that have swallowed the farms around us here. I know some has changed in those Mts,.but nothing like what has happened where I live now. thanks for the video
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 6 месяцев назад
Wow, sounds like you have a wonderful goal and a plan in mind to get there. Sorry to hear about your dad. I know he's proud of you and happy to know you are interested in taking over the place and living there. Living on the farm is a lot of work, but neighbors always seem to be willing to help out if you ask. Best of luck on your future plans and thanks for getting in touch and watching the episodes!.
@jimbrock8310
@jimbrock8310 Год назад
Gotta love them folks there! That is the way life is supposed to be!
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Jim; It was a tough way to live but most everyone who lived that way seems remembers it fondly.
@bhamby9305
@bhamby9305 Год назад
Oh my. Beautiful home place.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
When Myron, their nephew, told me about the cabin I had to go see for myself and ended up with the wonderful experience of sitting down with the Coastes to talk.
@maryjordan7285
@maryjordan7285 21 день назад
Thank you so very much for sharing all your stories and the good people you share with us . God bless you and all the families you shared with us. ❤❤❤ Love them all feel like I knowed them all my life .
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 17 дней назад
You are so kind. We appreciate you hanging with us and for your support.
@rubyhogan1709
@rubyhogan1709 Год назад
WOW , i would love to live there, it looks beautiful and peaceful.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Ruby; It is one of the quietest places I've been in a while. Very secluded and remote.
@rubyhogan1709
@rubyhogan1709 Год назад
@@thefaceofappalachia i think that is what a lot of what is wrong with the world today , we live in a very fast paste world . We need to try to slow down more and enjoy some quiet times and give our minds a rest 😊
@donnasdedon7948
@donnasdedon7948 10 месяцев назад
It's so beautiful up there
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 10 месяцев назад
It truely is a beautiful place and nice and cool in the summer months!
@stanparnell3939
@stanparnell3939 Год назад
Thank you for sharing. May God Bless these Folks.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Gald you are enjoying the episodes and stay tuned for more.
@Cooper260
@Cooper260 Год назад
My wife and I are taking a vacation to the mountains of Tennessee this year our second time there. What a beautiful place.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Its a beautiful area. We go camping there regularly and love it. Spend the days hiking and riding around admiring the land.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Joseph, these mountains are in my soul for sure. I hope your trip is rich and rewarding. I hope I never take this ancient landscape for granted.
@BigMamaMyers
@BigMamaMyers Год назад
My mama was born and raised in Madison Co, NC. I feel a connection to that area. Which may be why I'm living in the mountains of VA today. Mountain life is the best life. Thank you Lord for your blessings! ❤
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 11 месяцев назад
Sabrina; The mountains have a special hold on folks, that's for sure. I love traveling, and vacations at the coast, but always love to see the mountains rising up on the horizon when I get near home.
@bassinmama4660
@bassinmama4660 10 месяцев назад
I hated it when it was over, I could listen forever.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 10 месяцев назад
Yes, I agree. Thats what makes some of these so hard to edit is you want it to keep going!
@debbieritter1096
@debbieritter1096 Год назад
Lovely couple and story- enjoyable and relaxing
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Glad you are enjoying the episode. Great couple for sure.
@TheSassy777
@TheSassy777 9 месяцев назад
Enjoy your videos. Love the ole stories and pictures of old Mom & Pop stores….
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 9 месяцев назад
Glad you like them!
@kenkrausse3624
@kenkrausse3624 Год назад
You make me homesick. It’s beautiful,, many thanks
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Glad you had a good emotional response to this. That makes us feel good about what we are doing.
@soulsolemole
@soulsolemole Год назад
Wonderful as always. A balm in these days. Thank you so.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
We are certainly glad you are enjoying these explorations and that it provides a respite from our busy lives.
@gaylewilliams4805
@gaylewilliams4805 10 месяцев назад
What a wonderful couple. Thank you for sharing their story
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 10 месяцев назад
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching.
@darrell3368
@darrell3368 Год назад
Thanks for sharing and Gods blessing for you and all your family
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Thanks you. Thats very kind.
@Outtamemind
@Outtamemind Год назад
What a wonder full couple. I would just love visiting them.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 11 месяцев назад
They are sweet and very kind and gentle folk. It was great to spend a day with them.
@maryjordan7285
@maryjordan7285 21 день назад
They're so awesome and sweet
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 17 дней назад
They are a cute couple, for sure. Thanks for joining us!
@gracewoodard9134
@gracewoodard9134 Год назад
The roof, it's tin, isn't it? Wonderful sound in the rain.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
And its such a quiet place, heavily wooded and remote. It would be a great retreat to have to go to.
@ptk7240
@ptk7240 Месяц назад
Is that poison ivy you are sitting in!!?
@rightpath44
@rightpath44 Год назад
Love hearing the stories. Thank you.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
That is my favorite thing to do, whcih is why I have included oral histories in all three of my Appalachian-themed books along with the portaits and landscapes. Glad you are enjoying them as well.
@jimmyfishburn7894
@jimmyfishburn7894 Год назад
Born and raised in Maryville TN. I'm here and watching. During High School some of my class makes and myself got to take Ms. Inez Burns little 64 Falcon and go to Cades Cove and other places chalking and tracing tomb stones and grave markers for her book, The History Of Blount County TN. My relatives are from Cades Cove and Eastern Tennessee. Looking forward to this adventure. Jim
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Jimmy; Thats a great story and memory. I met another man, an Oliver, that was directly related to the Oliver cabin folks from Cades Cove.
@juliasouthick2232
@juliasouthick2232 Год назад
What a remarkable group of people in a remarkable time and place. Salt of the earth comes to mind. That you for sharing.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Thank you for your comment. I hope you will stop by often. You are always welcome.
@evejohn1937
@evejohn1937 Год назад
Wonderful ❤ I wish I could have lived their lives.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 11 месяцев назад
So glad the videos and stories are meaningful to you.
@gwenlaw4644
@gwenlaw4644 Год назад
Being from Tennessee, my mom and dads family are Appalachian/ Cherokee. I loved hearing stories from my great grandmother, grandparents and parents.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Gwen, its great that you enjoy the stories. So many times we wish we had paid more attention when our parents and grandparents were around and sharing their memories, so their stories are kept alive.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Hold onto these stories as if they were handfuls of gold because they are.
@dr.allisongunneph.d.6494
@dr.allisongunneph.d.6494 Год назад
I’m from Greene County, TN. Thank you for starting this channel. Our ways at becoming rare. So important to preserve our heritage! Blessings, Allison
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Thats a beautiful area and full of history. So gald to have you as part of the channel.
@gwenlaw4644
@gwenlaw4644 Год назад
My daddy’s paternal side of the family is from Greene County TN.
@robertgarland805
@robertgarland805 Год назад
Washington County. Lot of change taking place. Medical metropolis. 140 houses being built across the road from home place.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Love your neck of the woods. I am through there on occasion. I love to fish just north on the South Holston river. Thanks for spending time with us.
@jodiswanson4170
@jodiswanson4170 Год назад
Beautiful Couple ❤
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
They are a lot of fun and great to visit with.
@sandiyhyatt4215
@sandiyhyatt4215 Год назад
Madison is one of the Most Beautiful places I have ever been to....Down in town in the Gorge seems kinda eerie. But I love the Mountains & People
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
It is a beautiful area, whose mountainous terrain has preserved a way of life that has long passed in more developed areas.
@emilsabatini4038
@emilsabatini4038 10 месяцев назад
Thank ya so much 4 this video. Y'all brought tears 2 my eyes !
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 10 месяцев назад
So happy to hear it had n impact on you as well. Wonderful couple.
@gayhendrie84
@gayhendrie84 Год назад
We got tangled up together love it!
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Thats one of our favorite quotes, too!
@DougLong-st8xt
@DougLong-st8xt Год назад
Think paw paw has heard this story a time or two I love listening to her
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Doug, that's great that you remember some of the old stories and you enjoyed hearing Christean.
@John-uv7zp
@John-uv7zp Год назад
Awesome video I enjoyed that very much humbled feeling you get when you watch these types of videos 😊
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
John, I agree. It's been such a meaningful experience getting to know these wonderful folks over the past 30-40 years.
@regeniawilliams2965
@regeniawilliams2965 Год назад
My papaws name was Hoy this is the second time of heard that name,brought back so many memories.Great story,I love our mtns we live in Carter Co Tn.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
You certainly live in a beautiful neck of the woods. So glad you are enjoying the episodes.
@catfish24
@catfish24 Год назад
I love hearing the elders talk about growing up back in the day.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
David; Great to hear from a kindred spirit. As you can tell, we love to visit and hear stories from the past as well.
@francesmayhew3416
@francesmayhew3416 Год назад
Lived in Madison County for over 10 years.Log cabin up in Paw Paw. Held my first grandboy in my lap as I rode on the back of the tobacco setter and loaded the setter with the seedlings. I still love Madison County, I learned so much from the elders that i still follow today.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Frances, thats such an evocative memory. I can picture it in my head. Paw Paw is a neat little corner of the county and one of my favorite spots.
@momsmushroomsjodyfoster5786
It's a great blessing to hear how the mountain people cared for one another especially when they were sick. It seems many like to sensationalize stories about Moonshiners and long-standing blood feuds between families and Neighbors. You mentioned have different things are today, just look the way we treat sick people now! They're isolated and even left to die alone in nursing homes! It's shameful. God bless you all and thank you for sharing your beautiful stories
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
I appreciate the sentiment and your insights. I try to show things in proportion to how I find them rather than sensationalize Appalachian stereotypes. Fortunately, many of these strong traditional values you mention are being passed down to younger generations, in many of the families I have met, so that is encouraging.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Great to hear these valued true stories straight from the horses mouth. Thank you for watching.
@MaryBlackwell-op1tm
@MaryBlackwell-op1tm 11 месяцев назад
Christine is my dads sister. She is the last living sibling . It is so good to hear her voice. She sounds just like her mom my grandmother. They were such sweet folk. I remember the old home place Went there while growing up
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 11 месяцев назад
Mary, that's great to know. We appreciate you sharing your story and that you enjoyed spending a little more time with your aunt. A big family, as was typical of the time, so many strong family bonds and memories, I'm sure.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 11 месяцев назад
Mary, that is wonderful. It was such a joy to edit this video of your aunt and Hoye. The voices are so rich and shaped by time. It must have been amazing to have been in the cabin and to have those memories. Thanks for spending time with the videos. You are always welcome here.
@oldchickenlady
@oldchickenlady Год назад
I just found your channel and subscribed! Thank you for sharing these videos.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Glad you found us and hope you'll enjoy all the episodes!
@pcrice-lr2dn
@pcrice-lr2dn 10 месяцев назад
That was so interesting,my grandmother was from Madison country,my other grandparents were from around Flag pond .Just found your you tube channel yesterday, great memories…THANKS
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 10 месяцев назад
Very cool!
@oklahomalilly
@oklahomalilly Год назад
This was so enjoyable. I never got to meet my ancestors from this region, so it’s wonderful to hear these stories of how people lived. Thank you so much❤️
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 11 месяцев назад
So glad you enjoyed it. We're trying to add more great videos that we hope you will enjoy!
@kimberlyholt2241
@kimberlyholt2241 Год назад
I love this! It's so important to preserve mountain history! I wish I had just an acre in the mountains.🙏 I'm in Bulls Gap, TN
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Kimberly; So happy to hear you are enjoying the stories. Owning a small place would be wonderful.
@normabradley3540
@normabradley3540 Год назад
Tim, thank you so much for continuing to help us learn about life as it was in Madison and Buncombe county. There are still a few folks in Sandy Mush you may want to talk to. Happy to help out with that. I was out there recently helping the National Quilt Alliance to document quilts. Got to visit with old neighbors and hear wonderful stories. Warmest regards,
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Norma; Thanks for the input and I'd love to take you up on visiting with someone you know that you think would be interesting to visit.
@pameladawkins3886
@pameladawkins3886 Год назад
My husband's family helped create Sandy Mush. The Hollands.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
@@pameladawkins3886 That is awesome. Thanks for spending time with us!
@jenniferisbell9629
@jenniferisbell9629 Год назад
Oh, I wish I lived there. Sounds wonderful.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Jennifer, it i a great way of life but a hard one, for most. But the values developed over a lifetime make people strong and resilient.
@sandrajintoorkar3181
@sandrajintoorkar3181 Год назад
I cannot imagine never being anywhere, and not seeing anything but the town you live in. It just seems so foreign to me! Wow....
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Yes it does seem unusual to most of us. These areas were very remote when they were growing up with few cars.
@johnskinner5206
@johnskinner5206 Месяц назад
Be nice life.
@melisaarrington7025
@melisaarrington7025 10 месяцев назад
Hoye and Christine live down below me. I married into the Arrington family 3 yrs ago and they have been really good to me and I wouldn’t wanna be anywhere else. I’m originally from Yancey Co. in the Jacks Creek community I was born and raised ❤ anyway I love these mountains and wouldn’t wanna be anywhere else! ❤😊❤😊
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 10 месяцев назад
Melissa, thats a beautiful spot and I'm glad to hear you are happy there. Great folks in that community that count on each other.
@bethstaggs2369
@bethstaggs2369 Год назад
Salt of the earth . Wonderful ! and thank you for sharing.. love your content
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Thanks for watching! We have much more to come so hope you'll keep watching.
@RUTH_BaTH_SHaL_YaHUaH
@RUTH_BaTH_SHaL_YaHUaH Год назад
Thank'Yu Kindly fer share'n Sir ~ This was Bute'aful ... Shalom from Hill'Top Hollar ~
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
So glad you are watching and enjoying the episodes.
@debby891
@debby891 2 месяца назад
Love that they share their stories and keep history alive. Families and neighbors knew what hard work was, helping one another, faith, morals, values and character…something we sure could use these days. I’m glad I grew up when I did
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 2 месяца назад
Thanks for letting us know your thoughts and glad you appreciated the video.
@blacksheep255
@blacksheep255 Год назад
Wow! What a wonderful story and beautiful pictures!!! It took me back in time to a place that was breathtaking and a way of life that is so appealing to me. Thank you soooo much for sharing. The video took my mind off of the stresses of today for a brief moment. 😌
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
So glad to hear you enjoyed the episode. We are having a great time making them and honoring the folks that lived such rich lives.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Thanks for your comment. Come back often, you are always welcome.
@Highlander9740
@Highlander9740 Год назад
Yes, I truly love Madison county as well, Shelton Laurel area up Coppersnake Holler.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
I love all the names, Hardscrabble, Spillcorn, etc.
@tammydoyle6459
@tammydoyle6459 Год назад
Is it Madison ky.?
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
@@tammydoyle6459 Madison County, North Carolina. Thanks for stopping by and spending time with us.
@jackiekitchennowordsneeded587
I buy all my produce from Coates! Love these folks.❤
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
That's great. I've been a loyal customer for decades as well and its been great to get to know all the family working there over the years.
@sandraw.8212
@sandraw.8212 Год назад
Thank you so much for sharing and doing videos of these great people. I truly admire them. To hear how the people who have lived there would help each other in so many ways. I wish it was like that everywhere! What an awesome world it would be. God bless each of you and may you continue telling us your stories. ❤ 😊
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
thanks so much for spending time with us! we hope to continue to provide great stories
@brendachapman7686
@brendachapman7686 Год назад
I’m born and raised in McDowell County. my grandma helped raise 3 of us. She had 12 of her own. She was born in Graham County. My great grandmother was full blooded Cherokee. I am enjoying watching these videos and listening to the stories. Been to some of the places they’re talking about.
@pollyannadavis7965
@pollyannadavis7965 Год назад
My Dad was also born in McDowell County in 1932.The Jarrett family..
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Thanks for sharing! Your grandmother must have been one dedicated and strong woman to manage that large a family.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
One of the great things about making and sharing these videos is this kind of feedback. It is always great to hear about someones "People". Great to read about your family and where you're from.
@laurahurst1960
@laurahurst1960 Год назад
Love the porch
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Yes. Its amazing and wraps all the way around the cabin. Can imagine sitting out there in the cool of the day and relaxing.
@ellencoomer3345
@ellencoomer3345 Год назад
Tim and Scott 😂 Thanks again for another great one. Hoye is my first cousin and Christine and her younger sister were my childhood playmate and neighbors.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Many thaanks, Ellen. We sure appreciate your comments. You are such a rich resource to the community, and a wealth of knowledge.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Hello again Ellen. Thanks for all your help. Hope to see you soon.
@AngelsWings.
@AngelsWings. Год назад
I would love to live there! It's so beautiful! I just found your channel! So happy that I did! 😊
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
We're glad you found us as well and hope you'll look at our other episodes and stay tuned for more stories.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Thanks for stopping by. You are always welcome!
@dorenedaniels7493
@dorenedaniels7493 Год назад
This is so beautiful ❤️
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Dorene, thanks for letting us know we are doing something you appreciate and enjoy.
@ronaldblanton8178
@ronaldblanton8178 Год назад
Thank you for this video. I can't wait to see the next one. It will keep the passed alive.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
We are working on more and meeting some great folks along the way, so stay tuned.
@ronaldblanton8178
@ronaldblanton8178 Год назад
thank you for right me back. Our past should be honored. I love the stories .
@neintoten6155
@neintoten6155 11 месяцев назад
Great!
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 11 месяцев назад
Thank you!
@kendrasmith6637
@kendrasmith6637 10 месяцев назад
Very interesting 😊 thank you
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 10 месяцев назад
Glad you enjoyed it. Hope you'll check out some of the other videos as well.
@kendrasmith6637
@kendrasmith6637 10 месяцев назад
@@thefaceofappalachia I will 😊
@user-bm9bm6ov5g
@user-bm9bm6ov5g Год назад
Thank you for this channel. My husband is a descendant of Gabriel G Coats. We visited Mars Hill and the Coats cemetery a few years ago. Such a beautiful place. Thanks again!
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Lynne, thanks for getting in touch. It is a beautiful area to be sure.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
It is great to hear from viewers about how they are connected to the people and the place that is Madison County.
@danielt.3152
@danielt.3152 Год назад
I told my daughter that I was on the internet when there was only 4 web sites and you could see the whole thing in under 4 hours ..I told my daughter she said “dad that never happened”…I just smiled…..but I was there
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Well it takes a lot longer today to just scrape the surface, with so much great content. It's not something to take for granted as it is a fairly new thing. RU-vid is one of my favorite things to watch as there is such a wide variety of content-something for everyone.
@mountainslapstick6170
@mountainslapstick6170 3 месяца назад
brother you brave as hell sitting that close to that much poision ivy! haha
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 3 месяца назад
Tell me about it
@cumberlandquiltchic1
@cumberlandquiltchic1 Год назад
Thank you for these wonderful videos! I so enjoy hearing the stories, while looking at your beautiful photographs.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Sandra; Really appreciate your comment and glad you are enjoying the images and stories.
@cliffordparmeter6940
@cliffordparmeter6940 Месяц назад
So very interesting God Bless.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 17 дней назад
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for joining us.
@Dailyrandomhistory
@Dailyrandomhistory 2 месяца назад
My Grandmother was named Christine... From Madison County NC.... Her brother died in bloody Madison... Ive been to Madison many times. It does have a history of a bit of lawlessness but has calmed down a bit today. A real beautiful place... Still way out in the country.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 2 месяца назад
It is a remote county, due to the steep mountains and winding roads, but a beautiful area for sure, rich in history. We appreciate you watching Christean and Hoye.
@TennesseeTrio
@TennesseeTrio Год назад
My, what a beautiful cabin! Appalachia has my heart!
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
It is a beautiful cabin. It was even more impressive than described to me. The timbers are massive and its still solid for the most part.
@MoonStar-fq6oy
@MoonStar-fq6oy 2 месяца назад
They are ✌️❤️
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 2 месяца назад
They are a great and loving couple for sure. Thanks for getting in touch!
@eworks9828
@eworks9828 Месяц назад
Glad to have been a part of society when people cared for the neighbors like family. You can now measure the decay of society by the lack of this one trait. Not sure how long it will take to lose it all but it will all be lost for sure.
@randlerichardson5826
@randlerichardson5826 Год назад
I just subbed your channel I enjoy listening to the older generation talk about how they lived it brangs back memories for me. Thank you for sharing and GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Thanks for subscribing and glad you are enjoying the episodes. We are working on several more at the moment so stay tuned.
@lisagarcia-fm6kp
@lisagarcia-fm6kp Год назад
Love these stories. American History.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Thanks for stopping by. You are always welcome!
@charleslooney42
@charleslooney42 Год назад
Looks like some good poison ivy there behind your chair. Sure does remind me of being young and listening to my grandpa tell stories about his life in the Ozarks
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Charles; Usually poison ivy jumps from ten feet to get on me, but so far I got away with sitting in it for this! Sounds like we share a love of old stories and history.
@kevintaylor8906
@kevintaylor8906 10 месяцев назад
My family the Fortners were from there!
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 10 месяцев назад
Thats great. Many wonderful families in the area and lots of them related to others which makes for a tight community.
@donnasdedon7948
@donnasdedon7948 10 месяцев назад
We all need to grow our food, I have alot of stuff from my grandma old Butter charn a meat Grinder and the power goes off I have a drip pot .
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 10 месяцев назад
It would be good if more people had those basic skills. Iwas out yesterday at a farm and was amazed the amount of food their modest sized garden was producing. And they are still planiting a few items for the fall season.
@gladyskravitzjr825
@gladyskravitzjr825 Год назад
I thoroughly enjoyed this ❤
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
So glad you are enjoying the episodes. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@michaelbarnett2527
@michaelbarnett2527 Год назад
One of my favorite vacations was spent in a cabin off Bone Camp rd…
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Michael, that sounds like a great memory. One of my favorites was staying in a state park cabin built in the 1930s in Kentucky to teach a photography workshop. They offered me a classic hotel type room but when I saw the cabins it was not a hard choice!
@homesteadingpastor
@homesteadingpastor Год назад
Really enjoyed this video & these stories. New Subscriber Here! I just found your channel. Glad I did. I love old stories & history. God bless you all. 🙏🏻😇🙏🏻😇❤️
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Welcome to the channel. We're glad you are enjoying it so far and hope you'll keep watching.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Thank you for subscribing. Please stop by for a visit often. You are valued and appreciated.
@hondagirl3
@hondagirl3 16 дней назад
My grandfather was a Bullman and grew up in this area. Would love to learn more about his life there. He’s passed.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 15 дней назад
We had some Bullmans in our church growing up here. Hopefully you can find out more about your grandfather. Thanks for watching.
@randlerichardson5826
@randlerichardson5826 Год назад
No it’s nothing like that today people either don’t have time or don’t care about anybody else it’s a shame them times are gone. I remember when someone passed away there would be people branging food money or whatever the family needed. There was enough food to feed a army.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
That is a tradition that has faded somewhat for sure. In areas I travel back in the mountains it's still done as many families are tied by bonds of marriage and friendships, but not as common in cities for sure. I always look forward to homecomings at churches as there's a big spread of food there that is more than enough to feed all and then some!
@ellencoomer3345
@ellencoomer3345 Год назад
Some of us still carry on tradition of bringing food.
@leebailey3990
@leebailey3990 Год назад
That’s when the country was really great and something to be proud of before America came crashing down in 2009
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
It's great to hear stories of how folks grew up and to have them describe the long arc of their lives and what influenced them in their lives.
@lisabarger574
@lisabarger574 Год назад
So beautiful of a home stead, your storie, oh hoe i miss my mom telling me of the day's of ol😢❤
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Lisa; It is a beautiful place with lots of history. Glad it brings back good memories for you!
@rubyhogan1709
@rubyhogan1709 Год назад
Better than a mansion.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Yes, I'd love to have a place like that to go to even if I didn't live there full time.
@crowznest438
@crowznest438 Год назад
Looks like the poison ivy is doing well in your opening. ; ) Special people, special places. Subscribed.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
The poison ivy is taking over everywhere. My dad could work in it all day, wash his hands and be fine. Not me.
@margiemasih1073
@margiemasih1073 Год назад
This is very interesting
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Margie, so happy you think so and are watching. Much more to come!
@bonnietelford8411
@bonnietelford8411 Год назад
Both my grandparents were from New Tazewell, TN. Rode the hillbilly highway to Detroit. I am so proud of them....I wish I had recorded their stories.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 11 месяцев назад
Bonnie, That area is so beautiful. Glad this reminds you of them.
@SusieDaw-ix6pv
@SusieDaw-ix6pv Год назад
My mom is 91. She was born at home on the bayou in Texas, the oldest of twelve, 4 which were 2 sets of twins. Her mom came to Texas at the age of two in a covered wagon. My great grand parents came from Appalachia on the Missouri end following the newly formed oil industry at the turn of the century. None of them ever went back to the hills.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Susie; That's a fascinating history. I hope someone in your family has documenting that to pass along to the next generations. Its amazing to me the connection between North and South Carolina and Texas. I have come across several ancestors of mine in both states who moved to Texas early on.
@SusieDaw-ix6pv
@SusieDaw-ix6pv Год назад
@faceofappalachia9926 they have. It's been printed, a book on our genealogy on the Owsley side. Yes, we were once in the mountains but came to The Great Gulf Coastal Flats and stayed. Life here has been good. My grandmother on my father's side was full blood Cherokee and my family lines both came here and were already here lol. I just simplify it and say I'm a Texan lol.
@patriciarussell756
@patriciarussell756 Год назад
New sub here.Hi from FLA
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Patricia, welcome. Glad you are tuning in. Hope you'll enjoy all the episodes.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Welcome Patricia. Thanks for spending time with us. Come back often, you are always welcome.
@TheFineLine920
@TheFineLine920 Год назад
Question again please… what stopped termites from eating these old homes up? They sure don’t make them like they use to! Absolutely great home!
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
The people that bought the items were from Ghost Town which was a western-themed park in Maggie Valley, NC. I went there as a child, as did alomst everyone around and took a chair lift to the top of the mountain and watched "gunfights" on the street and visited homes and saloons. Had a ferris wheel and a few other rides. Now backrupt and empty. Was a big deal before the likes of Carowinds and Six Flags.
@TheFineLine920
@TheFineLine920 Год назад
@@thefaceofappalachia Thank you for the response. I’ve always heard the saying, “what was once old is new again”. From the looks of it, we’re headed back that way in regards to our food supply, to housing, to homeopathy at home. Seems it may be coming full circle. Maybe that’s not a horrible thing after all. 🙏
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
@@TheFineLine920 You have to admire folks that can support themselves by growing their own food and making things they need. It seems like we have to buy everything today.
@TheFineLine920
@TheFineLine920 Год назад
@@thefaceofappalachia That is about to change.
@rhondadavis1483
@rhondadavis1483 2 месяца назад
@@thefaceofappalachiawe went to Ghost town several times when I was a kid and it was so cool. I was young, around 10 or 11 and def remember the gunfights, the chair lift and the can can girls in the “saloon” lol. It’s made me sad that it’s all gone now bc I’d love for my grandkids to visit. They did go up there, but there was only a couple stores or a general store up there I think my daughter said. Love your videos. We are from eastern NC, but honestly the lifestyles of farming, family and church were the same with my grandparents and great aunts and uncles. Farming. Old home place. Many good memories. We sure love our NC mountains and TN ones as well! My husband is from TN and my brother owns land around Johnson City. Love your channel and supporting NC authors as well. God bless y’all!
@phyllisarrington7436
@phyllisarrington7436 Год назад
👍
@timbarnwellphotography3131
@timbarnwellphotography3131 Год назад
Hello and appreciate you tuning in and hope you are enjoying the episodes.
@KAYSP8
@KAYSP8 Год назад
Ghost Town in Maggie Valley got a lot of the stuff? Wow
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Yes, almost every family I have talked to in certain areas sold items to Ghost Town from their farms and stores at one point when the attraction was ramping up. It was a big deal here for a long time. I recently found a photo of myself as a teen riding the chairlift up to the top. They automatically photographed everyone right before they got off at the top and sold them to you.
@KAYSP8
@KAYSP8 Год назад
@@thefaceofappalachia oh ok. I loved your video. Please share any other old photos you have. Would love to see them. Thanks for responding
@tonyhayes1092
@tonyhayes1092 Год назад
I love this interview and their old log house! Who plays the fiddle tunes in this video? Great old time fiddling’ Thanks
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
This is my friend Bruce Greene from the mountains of North Carolina playing the fiddle. The tune is "Young Edward." He has learned many old tunes from players throughout Appalachia and is a master for sure. This is on the music CD in my book, Hands in Harmony, which features 22 tunes by people featured in the book.
@normahenson7070
@normahenson7070 3 месяца назад
Men from Ghost Town cane through the Henson Cove ,outside Canton and myGrandfather sold an old manual record player and several things ! My aunt had sold an old homemade cradle and my mother found out an she stopped him and demanded he give her the cradle to her so my aunt gave him his money back and my mother took the cradle ! It was sad they only dealt with old people!
@TheFineLine920
@TheFineLine920 Год назад
Who is “they”? Who got all these treasures from old times past please? So interesting! Love this. Thank You. ❤
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
I think you are talking about when she mentions "Ghost Town" an old theme park that has since closed. They bought items to go in the park.
@prestonlard7687
@prestonlard7687 Год назад
See now his children should have all come together and fixed all the things that he couldn't do they should have helped their mother and father out shame on them and I don't want to hear any excuses
@ellencoomer3345
@ellencoomer3345 Год назад
Hoye and Christine never had any children.
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
The Coates don't have any children, but their nephews mow their yard and help them get to doctors appointments and their neighbors are all a great help too, so they are lucky to have extended family to help.
@missyyouknow6002
@missyyouknow6002 Год назад
Just came across your channel which I love By the way, Why is this town called old bloody Madison?
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia Год назад
Thanks so much for stopping by. You are always welcome! Old Bloody Madison refers to Madison County, NC, vs a particular town. It came about from the Shelton Laurel massacre. You may read more about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shelton_Laurel_massacre
@missyyouknow6002
@missyyouknow6002 Год назад
@faceofappalachia9926 oh my 😔 😟
@genafuscaldo1121
@genafuscaldo1121 Год назад
What I wonder about, is how did they deal with Black Bears..? My Husband wants to by Land in Eastern Tennessee.. But people say, there are a lot of dangers in the Mountains? Could someone ask these sweet people, Next time they interview The Sweet Old Timers ? ♡♡♡
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 Год назад
Thanks so much for spending time with the channel. I have been in the mountains most of my life and I have never had issues with bears. One must treat them with respect as they are wild animals. Tim and I see them regularly at the office where we edit and produce these videos. There has been a momma and cubs hanging around. Love to see them at a safe distance.
@poeber
@poeber 11 месяцев назад
Hey! I live right next to Hoye and Christean. They’re my great aunt and uncle. We definitely have a lot of bears around here. We have to check our yard before letting our dogs outside, especially when it’s dark. Our little dachshund, Bubba, was killed by a bear a few years ago. He didn’t know any better about bears and ran right up to it. Otherwise, they don’t bother us if we don’t bother them. They get spooked easily just like deer. Just make sure to look out for them while driving and keep an eye on your pets!!
@lorrainehilgendorf2165
@lorrainehilgendorf2165 6 месяцев назад
My dads mother Minnie May Amons or Ammons was from Madison Co NC she said she could remember seeing the Confederate soldiers walking off to war . She said she was still in short dresses and cloth diapers. Around 3 years old something like that . She married Otis P. Shackelford. Ive only met that side of my family 1 time . I remember going to a log cabin that i think it was one of my dads cussin... We went in winter and there was 3 feet of snow on the ground and still snowing. We spent the night and went to the home place of my great or great great grandfather's. 2 story house with a porch. My dad told us that my grandfather threw a stick and wherever it landed was where he wanted to be buried when he died . I wish i had met more of our relatives. I would love to hear more stories about my family. It be nice to meet some or all of them now ... Our family was not close because of the distance. We were all born in Maryland. Minnie May lived in Hendersonville NC till they passed. He worked for Berkeley Mills He passed in 1963 and she passed in 1976 or 1977... Oh my dads name was Lloyd Vance Shackelford.... ❤
@thefaceofappalachia
@thefaceofappalachia 6 месяцев назад
Lorraine; Thats quite the history and sounds like some great memeories as well. I know many folks on my mom's side moved from SC to Texas in the mid-1900s so never saw any of that side of the family. We did have some family reunions on my dad's side but now that generation is gone. My 95-year-old mother is about the last of her family, who were fround southern Georgia, so I only remember meeting her aunts and uncles a few times. Its hard to keep in touch with large families. I still cherish the memories of when all my cousins, mostly around my age, would come for Christmas and stay on pallets on the floor, or couches in everbody's house and we'd all get to play together.
@lorrainehilgendorf2165
@lorrainehilgendorf2165 6 месяцев назад
@@thefaceofappalachia I never got to experience those kinds of times . I'm happy you did. I just would like to know where we came from. And maybe meet some of my cousins and other family. It's a good thing to know where you came from to help ya out where your going.
@scottallen6062
@scottallen6062 5 месяцев назад
Amen
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