They Buried Her Inside His Coffin - "Master & Servant".

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The Angel face you see is the Haserot, named “The Angel of Death Victorious". The stoic angel is seated on the marble gravestone of canning entrepreneur Francis Haserot and his family. Holding an extinguished torch upside-down, it represents a symbol of life extinguished. Wings are outstretched and the gaze is straight ahead.
IN THE END, DEATH ALWAYS WINS. LEST THE FACES NOT BE FORGOTTEN...
This channel is focused on casually walking and viewing a handful of the thousands of forgotten names and faces at various cemeteries near and afar. Seeing their faces up close. And when able, telling the stories behind their names.
Most graves are unknown and lost to history.
Some are famous.
And some infamous....
....and some with tragic endings.
#Graves #Cemeteries #Death

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@cbm2770 Год назад

“In death… all humans mingle together in one common dust.” Deep.

@waynesanders1589 Год назад

Powerful truth!!

@gingerdrumwright6000 Год назад

My father died 20 years ago at 48. My mother and him had been together 30 year's then. He wanted to be cremated and buried with Mom instead of being buried and us moving on in life and not being with her wherever life took us. Mother is now 67 and when it's time to bury her my daddy will be buried with her and his headstone will be with her's. ❤

@dinarusso3320 Год назад

That's sweet

@user-jg7yw6te6j Год назад

As it she should be, wish people remembered how to love like that in this day but u dont hear to many love stories anymore

@tam_forreal Год назад

Beautiful

@E.Snyman 11 месяцев назад

That is how we buried my mom and dad. Dad went first. Mom about 20 years later. All children and grandchildren sat under the trees, near my daddy's grave, waiting while they removed the grave slab. There was a space left on the grave stone, for mommy's name. Everything was so peaceful....then we buried mom's ashes with dad, held hands in a circle around the grave and said a prayer, thanking God for our parent's love. It was so special😢

@g.p.w5638 11 месяцев назад

❤

@meretsegerdesign1612 Год назад

She must have been a remarkable woman. True love at its finest.

@situationroom3090 Год назад

The mayor was clever and brave. May God bless him for honoring his friend’s wish.

@MissTippiLu Год назад

I lived in Tampa 22 years and never heard about this. Beautiful story. Thank you.

@teresahill14 2 года назад

This cemetery is beautiful with the big trees and hanging moss.

@stacynapier8206 Год назад

Such a beautiful and heartbreaking story. Heartbreaking because even in death there was prejudice. I'm glad his friend wasn't and made his final wish happen.

@1960pyl Год назад

Wow! She was not free alive and He wanted, her in bondage dead also. The backward minds of this broadcast. Nothing has changed, Would love to have a Black woman, in your grave today! Possessive, It must had been, hell for her on earth. Someone possessing her, like that. She could not even fall in love, with, who she loved, after he died., Wow! That is what, you call ilove! Get a life!🛑

@1960pyl Год назад

what a heathen act. There was no such thing, as Common Law, back then.

@kmccarthy3760 Год назад

Yes his friend got his blessings too thave them both together he also was a good person ❤ Thankyou

@nickyalexa7744 Год назад

"One common dust"...so beautiful, simple, and poetic.

@vagabondo879 Год назад

This story is too good to be in Hollywood

@stevejorgensen5523 2 года назад

My wife passed away a 18 months ago. Before she did we talked about me being add to her casket. Talked to the undertaker about doing this. It would take about 6 months to do but only if a judge would go along. We will be side by side.

@Mona_Lisa8181 Год назад

Aww 🥺 how are you doing now?

@tinkofficial6740 Год назад

How are you ?

@Witchslayer007 Год назад

Steve please tell us you are OK?😢

@lavish_1717 Год назад

How are you now ? I hope you’re fine 🙏🏻

@lizgonzalez3616 Год назад

I can appreciate the respect that John Jackson gave them especially during the days of extreme racism. Their love was honored after their death which is beautiful

@unclejosh4935 Год назад

I think it so romantic - - I know that a famous Finnish-American female accordionist who died in 1958 had her ashes kept by her musician husband for the next 35 years [I know - he showed her ashes to me back in 1983.]. At his death in 1993, he was buried in a coffin holding/cradling in his arms - her urn. Together - forever. I hope to be able to do this with my female life partner.

@low-key7516 Год назад

This is beautiful uncle josh .. May true love find all of us who are searching for it❤

@conclavecabal.h0rriphic Год назад

What a heartbreakingly beautiful story. Thank you for sharing it with us 💙

@nikkisavage Год назад

He raped a 12yr old and u people call it romantic?!

@pattydunn2708 Год назад

It's wonderful to know that what could have went so wrong actually went right back in that day and time. We are to love one another as God intended. Judge not others, lest ye be judged.

@sonyajohnson975 Год назад

This happened to my cousin and his wife and they were in their 30’s he passed and she followed a yr to the day! I think she git everything str8 for the kids before leaving this earth🫶🏽🫶🏽

@lindaschaldach1783 2 года назад

This was a beautiful story about two people who loved each other. Hats off to John Jackson for his braveness to bury Nancy with the man she loved. They must have faced so much hate and discrimination back in those days. Love is stronger than hate. Lived the writing on their tombstone. Good story Ron. Quite romantic.👍👍❤❤☺

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

thanks Linda!

@aprilwycherley 2 года назад

I just wish the stone would’ve said husband and wife instead of what it does say. They didn’t consider the color of their skin when they looked into each other’s eyes and hearts.

@truth4you349 2 года назад

I disagree. She was still his SLAVE! Why didn't he free Nancy before he died? There is nothing beautiful or romantic about slavery!!

@lindaschaldach1783 2 года назад

@@truth4you349 Maybe he didnt set her free but he surely provided for her care and a home. I thought he left everything he owned to her because he loved her.

@truth4you349 2 года назад

@@lindaschaldach1783 The fact remains that she was his SLAVE. She had no choice in this.

@johno30197 2 года назад

with all what was going on at that time they fell in love now there together.... Resting In Eternity Forever..... Great Story Ron Thanks....

@ronaldkehinde252 Год назад

I love the way the burial was resolved. What God has joined together, no one can put it asunder.

@joleahnowicki7058 Год назад

Now that's a true friend honoring their wishes no matter what. Such a romantic story of two people loving one another so much. 💕Thank you for sharing another good one Ron! You're the best. 😉

@joleahnowicki7058 Год назад

@@lw2823 Yes, I do hope she was happy with the arrangement considering there wasn’t a whole lot she could say. 🥴

@Kat-fw9se 2 года назад

What a beautiful love story between two people… May William and Nancy Rest In Peace ✝️

@lashaunecash4327 2 года назад

I'm literally in tears but of joy.. I'm glad they got to be together for all eternity.. love knows no color, only love ascends above .. Rest in Paradise Mr. William and Miss Nancy

@sandyadkins2637 Год назад

This was a good friend to carry out last wishes for Nancy and William 😭these eternal love stories touch my heart with tears ! I hope they are happy eternal 🙏🌹✨when love is pure it knows nothing else but love This is why I think that a blind person finds love more easily They see with their ♥️ and feel with their soul💧

@dawnprochilo8084 Год назад

Thanks Ron, I'm glad that they were able to be together, it was the right thing to do. The mayor was a good guy to see that they got their wishes fulfilled.

@patriciahall3111 2 года назад

As A biracial person, this is a beautiful ending story! The love they had for each other should teach people, love have no color! God bless them both! May their love to each other, rest in peace. (RACIST NEEDS TO STOP!) We are all God children, we all bleed the same color blood! If one is A Christian of God, there should not be RACIST...If one is not, then they need God in their life! If one is a Christian and RACIST, remember this..... Jesus was not white! Have a bless day Ron and thank you for sharing 🙏

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

Right on Patricia.

@jamellfoster6029 2 года назад

True. I am also biracial.

@feliciawilliams2821 2 года назад

So true. My family includes many nationalities and my first cousins, great nieces are biracial. I learned at an early age that love has no boundaries or limits.

@marylock3105 Год назад

I have respect colour should never matter we are Al equal IAM glad they are together Nancy and William people should never judge because colour

@ajkleipass 2 года назад

A beautiful story, and a beautiful message on that tombstone for those who objected to her burial there.

@SkyrBlu Год назад

Rip William and Nancy, what a beautiful story. Together for all eternity ❤️❤️

@heatherconstable8898 Год назад

I absolutely love the epithet on the gravestone! May we all remember that our Lord created ONE FLESH, from which ALL of humanity descends! When we die we return to the dust from which we were created, and the dust sees not and heeds not skin color or “race”. The dust neither differentiates nor discriminates but embraces all who are reunited with it. While we still live we should strive to do as the dust does, never forgetting that our Creator loves and cherishes us equally.

@Earthly_Being Год назад

It's very beautiful ❤️

@lindaboiteau9409 Год назад

Love it ❤

@kathleenmorris9309 11 месяцев назад

Only together if you're in one spirit in Christ..

@Eaglefly-er7do 2 года назад

RIP Mr. William and Ms Nancy. It is true that people do pass away of broken hearts. It happened to my Grandfather and Grandmother (father's parents) they both passed away within 8 mounths of each other. You did a beautiful tribute to them Ron . Also right off the bat I did get your presidential trivia question right. I love it when you put those kind of questions or teasers in your stories.

@BlessedbytheKingofKings 2 года назад

I believe so. I believe my father would die of a broken heart if my mom passes away before him. He loves her so much. He would be lost without her.

@kathleenking47 2 года назад

Ive heard. After slavery. There were lots if these types of couples

@veggieeater 2 года назад

I don't know if you recall Uvalde shooting where the husband of the deceased teacher had a heart attach days after the event a believe. Now, that really is dying of a broken heart. High school sweethearts. SOme may argue that a health issue was already present, but I think that really did it.

@Eaglefly-er7do 2 года назад

@@veggieeater I heard about the husband of one of the teachers who have died in Uvalde. I believe he died of a broken heart 😓.

@carolk5770 2 года назад

Yes, a broken heart death happened to my daddy when my mother died 7 mos. before. 🥀🥀😢

@russellhummel9466 2 года назад

Such a touching and beautiful story! Be now at peace William and Nancy. True love lives on.

@emilyrandall9968 Год назад

Whoever made that happen is a true friend, thanks for sharing this

@GeronimoTV1 2 года назад

Here's to Nancy and William..Rest easy. Love ❤ conquers All.

@Gurlbyetalli Год назад

Amen!

@johnbaptiste6266 Год назад

Cheers!!!

@sophiawilson8696 11 месяцев назад

Please!

@fairyqueen56 2 года назад

Beautiful love story. A man who saw a woman devoid of color. He saw her kindness and loyalty. Love conquered all barriers. The Mayor is a great man who understood the love shared by a man and a woman. He too didn’t see color. Just love . You tell the stories of these persons with compassion and respect. Thank you.

@noracampbell4261 2 года назад

He didn't see her "devoid of color" he wasn't rascist when it came to here.

@tinydancer867 2 года назад

@@michellekirkendall818 Maybe bc us whites get sunburn when we go out on the beach, so like I’ve done before, I would gradually tan so that I wouldn’t burn at the beach. Also, why do you blacks always complain about us whites using tanning salons when we do NOT go and get burnt and turn black. We go and get a light bronze color on our skin, which is definitely not what you blacks look like bc y’all are actually black like we can’t see y’all in the dark if you don’t wear bright colors. Plus while y’all are crying about us whites getting a tan in which we’ve always had tans from the beginning of time by going outside, ALL of you blacks women are wearing wigs that resemble European hair. Why do you blacks wear fake hair made to look like us whites hair? Y’all aren’t allowed to do that bc that’s “cultural appropriation”! Lmao! How dumb!

@hollyb.3615 2 года назад

This is a touching story and thanks for bringing it to us. The Mayor was a good friend indeed and brave also, things could have gone badly for him as a result of his actions. I love the tombstone and the wise reflections left upon it....timeless and true over the years.

@barabrapagacz4150 2 года назад

Yes, the reflections on the tombstone where so wise and might have raised a problem considering the era.

@judyolson8209 2 года назад

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@Libraspice83 2 года назад

@udontnome Год назад

@@barabrapagacz4150 To me that's what makes the biggest difference, when people aren't afraid of doing what's right despite what others may think . That's the definition of Righteous.

@johnlindsay5214 Год назад

@@barabrapagacz4150 Even today, most cemeteries are still segregated in small towns.

@nrodry76 2 года назад

*Nothing* should stand in the way of real love.

@pilotgal6191 2 года назад

I’m from Florida and my sister still lives in Tampa. I’m going to look up this cemetery when I visit her in a few weeks! What a beautiful love story! Wow. She was a stunning beauty! Even though the surrounding sounds of the city are evident, the cemetery still emits its own peace. May the two souls forever Rest In Peace and be together in love for all eternity! ❤️❤️❤️

@internetcensure5849 2 года назад

"She was a stunning beauty!" Patronizing?

@elsmith4671 Год назад

Update?

@caropapa 2 года назад

My heart is warm knowing they are together for all eternity, may they both rest in peace in each others arms, and thank you to their friend for being such a strong no nonsense person and respecting their wishes.

@kerstinkoch6175 2 года назад

He did whatever he could do for her. I hope they found each other in heaven and they can rest in peace🙏😘😘

@paulettemann4107 Год назад

What a good friend they had in that Mayor. And what a solid he did for them. They must have truly been Inspirational together for John to have gone to such lengths for his friends. Blessings for all three's memories.

@coffeestraight2953 Год назад

Love comes in many colors. Interracial love is full of color. More color is more life and love.

@hamymamy 2 года назад

I LOVE THIS! What a great friend they had in Mayor Jackson. How wonderful that people exist that see beyond the skin color. What a sweet love story! ❤

@marcyking461 2 года назад

If not for the media always trying to keep the people divided by any means possible, with race being one of their number one tools of the trade, I think more of us than not do see beyond skin color. Of course, back in 1873, I'm sure there were quite a few racists running around, but even then the good Mayor is a glowing example that that was not the case for everyone.

@cathylanders6377 2 года назад

And lovely story too 😊

@neitajames6029 2 года назад

Beautiful story Ron. Sadly there is no pictures of them. He loved her unconditionally. I have no problem with this. Just imagine the ones we don't know and probally will never know. Today couples are more free to express thier love. Not just blacks and white but other races too. I don't judge anyone. It has happened in my own family. They was accepted and loved as such. It's sad how much hatred. Prejudice and racism there is. No racism and prejudice is not the same. Some hate thier own color and that's not racist. No mix marriage is not always accepted, still frowned upon. But back then when slavery was legal. There was no way would they have been allowed to marry. It was hidden. She could be his lover his servant, his slave, but not his wife. Many would of thought nothing of that because it was ok to bare the masters children. The slaves had no say. Frankly I don't think prejudice and racism is going to go away. Not in my lifetime. This man did not hide his love for this woman. Brave man. Braver still was the man who made sure they was buried together.👍👏👏👏another great vlog and story Ron. You keep surprising us.🙂.I look forward to your next video. You are indeed a Brave Soul Ron.We love that about you. Never disappointed. 🙂 Love,respect and positivity always. ✌🖖🌻🙂👋.neita.j

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

We are still trying to find the pictures with the historical society. Apparently there were pictures but they are lost. Hopefully not lost permanently

@patriciahall3111 2 года назад

There was a picture of them at the beginning of the story! She was beautiful.

@neitajames6029 2 года назад

@@FacesoftheForgotten that would be nice. To put a face, or show them together. Thanks Ron. 👍 nj.

@davidvogel6359 2 года назад

@@patriciahall3111 that was a picture of Thomas Jefferson and Sally i think was her name. It was at 5:40 to 6:02. Yes it would be great to have pictures of them. There is a picture later in the video of the mayor who carried out their wishes. Are you talking about the thumb nail pictures? I missed that. Sorry!

@ispy9189 2 года назад

Unconditionally!!! She was a human being you know.....Unconditionally!!! Interesting phase....

@fredbond8226 Год назад

I am from Mississippi, there are many stories like this that will never be told. regardless, of the outcome, a lot of people crossed racial lines to love each other, since the beginning of Ms history

@avawashington3498 Год назад

No it’s not regular of the out come

@mikhailbraggs3822 Год назад

Yes! My mother's side of the family originally came from historic Woodville Mississippi. Both sides of her family had mixed relationships. On her father's side were Jewish men falling in love with black women and having children. On her mom's side were Irish American men falling in love with black women. 😊

@reganfisher22 2 года назад

I'm glad they were interred together as they wished. Way to go John Jackson for doing what was asked and right!

@ritafirestone761 2 года назад

What a beautiful love story. So glad that William and Nancy are together. RIP to both of them. Great story Ron.

@genevagreen902 2 года назад

I loved it its beautiful

@Lizablue0608 2 года назад

Aww..😔 Love knows no color. What a beautiful story. So glad her wishes were carried out. Amazing Mayor. ♥️

@stephaniefrancis4489 Год назад

Love sees all of who you are ❤

@lindabrown7603 2 года назад

Such a heartwarming story Ron .RIP William and Nancy .Thanks for sharing stay safe on your travels 🙏

@roxannemoore3659 Год назад

What A Story ❤ John Jackson Is A True Friend For Life 🎉

@larryborkstrom3580 2 года назад

Kudos to mayor Jackson for making that happen not to many years ago it was considered taboo let alone then but love is truly blind even to a society that wasn't may they rest in peace together

@CathyTx2001 2 года назад

This brought tears to my eyes....because it's the most romantic story I've ever heard. 🧡

@jt4880 Год назад

Such a beautiful story. Thanks for posting.

@Laceycrochet 2 года назад

This was just perfect to watch today for me. Thank you Ron for always having such great content with such dignity always. Love from Yorkshire U.K. 🇬🇧💜

@katherinebraxton5068 2 года назад

Yes this has to be a novel and or a Lifetime movie. This is an amazing story.

@melissapekarek3283 Год назад

Fantastic suggestion! I really hope it happens. Their beautiful love story should be shared with many more people.

@mistiscales3423 Год назад

What was the movie

@marlorice2152 Год назад

Yes

@luvangelmyers2731 Год назад

It should be in HISTORY books. I never even heard of this. I am so glad this came up in my feed today. I am a history buff

@jimhooper9249 2 года назад

My father is buried at Anaconda, Montana, my mother in Lander Wyoming. but we know they are together in the spirit world

@johnindo6771 2 года назад

So very true!

@johnindo6771 2 года назад

I donated my beloved husband, John’s , body to science when he died in June , 2018. His cremated remains were put into the Gulf of Mexico when Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, were finished with his body. The same will happen to my body when I die. From my Christian upbringing, I have peace of mind knowing that my spirit will be with John in the hereafter. I am Pamela Indo, close to 73, John’s widow.

@ritagreen9528 Год назад

What a beautiful story ❤️ Thank you, Ron ❤️ Have an amazing blessed weekend 👍❤️

@kellyfostercash8026 Год назад

Truly a history-changing story. the barriers that they broke to make way for change

@chairk4119 2 года назад

I love the headstone as it speaks volumes!!!

@karenmcroberts5592 2 года назад

What a wonderful story they won't be forgotten. Thank you for sharing

@gloriahohman2790 Год назад

What a wonderful love story.....Soul Mates! I loved this story and so proud of the Mayor's courage to follow through caring for Nancy in her last months and after her death. That head stone and verse is wonderful.

@QueenQuisine Год назад

I really appreciate all of your hard work that you do to put these videos together. Your work is being noticed Sir. Keep grinding. This is a great story. Thank you. ❤

@alexhostler3760 2 года назад

Beautiful ending to the story, and how gracious of that gentleman to buried both of lovers together even going against people's ridiculous believes!

@elizabethwatson71 2 года назад

They could have claimed master/servant because it was the only ‘acceptable’ solution if she was aware he was a man of some status. This would have meant that neither would be accosted or harassed. It was common in the upper south

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

That’s a very good point!!

@elizabethwatson71 2 года назад

@@FacesoftheForgotten thank you. I look forward to more stories.

@keyfield8967 2 года назад

That's what it really prob was...trying to "psyche" the people with 'filtered' stories about equal-equal mixed

@elizabethwatson71 2 года назад

@@keyfield8967 I’m sorry, I don’t understand what you mean?

@keyfield8967 2 года назад

@@elizabethwatson71 She 'most likely' did not volunteer to be with that clown...

@darlenepatrick2637 2 года назад

THis is absolutely beautiful. What they both wanted but most importantly, what their friend did after they both passed. That was quite the thing for those times.

@tellmeastory2323 Год назад

This video is one in a million. You're a great story telling and your story is touching and a fact humans needed to know. ❤

@monikameza4107 2 года назад

Love this story, went straight to my heart. R.i.P together forever

@marymahaffey4618 2 года назад

What a sweet beautiful love story and glad they were buried together...Rip William and Nancy 🙏😇... thanks for sharing this story Ron.....safe travels 💕🥾🥾🚗.....very beautiful cemetery 🪦....

@deborahhenderson149 11 месяцев назад

Heart warming story from bygone times. Interesting to know that a downtown Tampa street was named after this gentleman and that was an honour because they were usually named after important people like Mayors. Ashley was a Clerk.

@tajmulhall 2 года назад

I’m really sad it’s actually kind of cool that they’ve kept the cemetery and talked in the middle of a city and the hub of progress it’s an honor to those who died and are buried there… Human decency is still out there you don’t build on burial grounds

@arielview1358 Год назад

Someone should have told Walmart that 😂

@tajmulhall Год назад

@@arielview1358 what do you mean it’s still a cemetery in the middle of the city Walmart didn’t build on top of it

@arielview1358 Год назад

@@tajmulhall do some research on the Walmart company. A few years ago they were under scrutiny for building over grave sites. The one that gained attention the most was because they were building on a civil war area. But it's not uncommon for companies to build over graves. Most of America is built on my ancestors graves. Just research you'll find it. 😁🦋

@ryanamari2233 Год назад

@@arielview1358 someone should Have told a lot of places that . Imagine the historic markings that would be needed for places that housed the remains of ancestors and are now piggly wigglys and schools

@arielview1358 Год назад

@@ryanamari2233 selah🦋🌷🧿

@mrsmagandelatour 2 года назад

He had five children with her only three lived two adult

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

wow, great info, ty!!

@imaginempress3408 2 года назад

@@BORN-to-Run wherever they are, they are all members of the human race.

@MGood-ij1hi 2 года назад

@@BORN-to-Run human race

@MauriesRoom 2 года назад

@@MGood-ij1hi Right and American Citizen. That’s what race I tell people I am lol.

@Three721 2 года назад

@@BORN-to-Run I understand what you are saying/asking. I would like to know as well. Especially with all the division and bickering without even knowing all our ancestors. 💕👌🏾

@ettaariane 2 года назад

What a heart warming action. May they always rest in love.

@sherriscook3674 Год назад

A beautiful story…God bless John Jackson for standing up for love and friendship…Together forever💜💜

@luvangelmyers2731 Год назад

🙏🏽🥲❤️What an amazing story and thank you so much for sharing. Sort of reminds how my father’s family got their land. A slave owner that fell in love w/ his half black/Indian slave. He never married because he couldn’t marry her. He had two sisters that hated blacks. When died they thought they would inherit everything but they didn’t. Not only did he leave my great, great, great, great grandmother a substantial piece of property and money, he also freed her and their children. RIP Mama and Papa Meyers🙏🏽❤️🕊️

@Jenjen-qc5eq Год назад

I will never understand why the racists take it personally when other Whites, who are not racist, choose to embark on a relationship with a Black?

@1962MsLaurie 2 года назад

Oh my gosh Ron, this really touched my heart. As Kimberly said, love ❤️ has no color, it also has no religion ✝️ It’s just pure love. This love story brought tears😢 to my eyes, through you their love is expressed to many. May William and Nancy rest in peace for all eternity. Thank you for posting this Ron.

@lorireed5291 2 года назад

The story you told was absolutely beautiful, and you presented it so eloquently. Thank you Ron, for presenting this story in the way that you did...with dignity, and grace! RIP to both William and Nancy

@JerricaCordova62 Год назад

Thank you for sharing this beautiful love story. May they rest in eternal peace.

@MaryMacElveen Год назад

An eternal love story. So beautiful. Rest in Peace William and Nancy. 🙏❤✝️

@joannecarolyn5018 2 года назад

What a wonderful, heartwarming tale of love 🥰 John Jackson was certainly a true friend to both of them. God bless him! May they all rest in peace 🙏❤️💕❤️💕😊 Joanne from Singapore 🇸🇬

@mattiehalloway5404 Год назад

Love knows no Color or Race, I've believed this all my life ❤

@Katseye102 2 года назад

What a beautiful story of love and devotion. I’m so glad John saw that, knew of their love and made sure they remained together in their passing. I’m sure they are dancing in heaven now! Thank you for sharing! ❤️❤️❤️

@carolynbrown2502 Год назад

Best one you have ever done. Thank you for sharing this beautiful story

@tyoungjjr Год назад

Thank you for sharing our history! You shared the truth.

@mozart579 2 года назад

Been working heavily this week Ron so now catching up on your posts. All fascinating as always. Thank you from Great Britain 👍🏼

@56AJA 2 года назад

what a wonderful story about two people who will love each other through eternity ❤️ its not that often we hear a feel good story about two people of different race's that had there final wishes carried out in that time in history. It's a story of love that couldn't be separated in life or death Thank you Ron for a beautiful story

@marypettitt9150 Год назад

Together forever. How precious.

@aliciabrewer9444 2 года назад

I really enjoyed this story Ron. I’m glad you shared this story with us. It’s nice that Nancy got to be buried with William, the love of her life. It’s good that William’s friend carried out William’s wishes after his death. It’s sad that Nancy died of heartbreak though. I think that happened a lot back in those days, and it still happens today in our time. When you truly love someone and find your soulmate, the color of their skin should not come in the way of that. Love is love, regardless of race. It’s nice to know that William and Nancy didn’t let others come between their love for each other. A true romantic story of the 1800’s…💗 Stay safe out there Ron.🙂💟

@FacesoftheForgotten 2 года назад

thanks for the wonderful comment Alicia

@pamiam9017 2 года назад

It never ceases to amaze me how brother/neighbour/friend was pit against each other but the people they were fighting over were still never really free. What a lovely story of true love

@rebelbelle62 2 года назад

That's beautiful! I have never understood hatred of someone because of race.

@barbarabuford5795 Год назад

They really loved each other! So glad they could be together, their wish. RIP.

@barbarabuford5795 Год назад

Would be interesting to know how this affected his career as Mayor. Did he run for reelection, did he win? UPDATE PLEASE.

@barbarabuford5795 Год назад

Also, did they have any children together?

@minskybrown8634 Год назад

Thank you for re telling this fascinating story. The memorial stone is a testament to those human beings of vision.

@Channel-ld9ip 2 года назад

Ron, sanctuary the perfect word for this space. His closing words for her future well-being, and the circumstances of their relationship, heartwarming/heartbreaking. In. That. Order.

@debbiereynolds3498 2 года назад

Beautiful tribute to this couple, what an honorable friend

@nikkilucas9533 Год назад

That is beautiful...may they rest in loving peace 💞.... thank you for sharing

@leeloxleigh1471 Год назад

Very interesting. I was not looking for this kind of video, but when it came up I watched it neither the less. Thank you for showing a bit of history that could easily be untold. I have now subscribed to your channel 🇬🇧

@patreich8690 2 года назад

That was a beautiful story! I wholeheartedly believe that you should do all you can to honor a person’s last wish weather you agree with it or not it’s the last thing you will ever do for them!

@czechmate6916 2 года назад

Wonderful story Ron . I’m glad his final wish was carried out so they can Rest In Peace together for eternity. It’s a shame that life was like that back then I’m glad it’s history. Kudos to his friend for carrying out his wish.

@wendymoses3298 Год назад

Thank u that was beautiful

@gullahgal2239 Год назад

@@EgunBiyi.OrisaYege i think they meant that being able to love despite color ...

@Garnetgemz7473 Год назад

Still like that now in some parts.... but good for them

@askmamalouise7605 2 года назад

All I can say is Wow! May love change the entire planet! Thank you for such an amazing life review!

@rosemaryfrancois1865 Год назад

Enjoyed listening to this love story. In the grave all human distinction of race or caste mingle together in one common dust. So happy that his friend was able to honor his wish despite the opposition from the town people.