Historic Cemetery in East Greenwich, RI скачать в хорошем качестве

Historic Cemetery in East Greenwich, RI

Located in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, headstones from mostly 1700s & 1800s, including two English nationals, one from Dewsbury Yorkshire, another from Bolton le Moors. A number of freemasons, several captains, a couple of colonels, a major, a sergeant, and an ensign. A Civil War soldier killed at Fredericksburg, VA, and another in Spotsylvania, VA. And a number of folks who lived into their 80s and 90s. Among the prominent names I came across include: Andrews, Arnold, Austin, Greene, Huling, Salisbury, Sharpe, Tilley, Tillinghast, and Weaver. Among the more unique given names include: Dutee, Almy, Freelove, Minnie, Obadiah, and Waity. If you enjoy this type of content, please give a LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE. Thanks! Please change your YouTube Playback settings to 1080p/HD or higher for best viewing results. CHAPTERS: 00:00 INTRO 00:25 First Grave--Soldier killed at Fredericksburg, VA 05:14 Silas Weaver, lived to 94 years of age 05:44 A lawyer who possibly lived to 95 y.o.a. 07:00 Man died aboard a boat off Island of Jamaica 08:45 Soldier killed at Spotsylvania, VA 09:30 Woman who almost reached 97 y.o.a. member of the Brotherhood of Engineers 20:12 Englishman from Dewsbury Yorkshire 21:50 Captain Died at Sea 22:58 Another Lady that almost lived to 97, born in 1776 26:23 Switch from music to live sound--Church Bells 26:53 Englishwoman born in Bolton le Moors 27:25 More Church Bells 27:44 OUTRO MUSIC LICENSED FOR THIS VIDEO: Oliver Michael homecoming Just For kicks tv dinner Okaya circles Okaya remotely We Dream of Eden outside in Yehezkel Raz flight of the inner bird Adi Goldstein forgotten visions Ziv Grinberg he’s in love