This is so sad that these people were put here and forgotten , like that , hurts my heart!

Wow! Such a interesting find. Very sad too. Unfortunately This happens too much.

It breaks my heart noing that these poor slaves were treated terrible in life then get treated terrible in death l wound how many forgotten slave graves are all over the South so sad

Glad it was doing, declared a monument to be now safe. See you guys again soon my friends.️

It’s very nice that this cemetery will be preserved and I would hope that the state and county will clean and maintain it to further the dignity of these souls. ️️️

Even caught what could be a slave ghost at 4:22.

That's a shame. Some people have such a lack of respect they don't care where they put things.

Wow, surprising. So much history gets forgotten.

Very cool story! a sad reality though... he owned 350 people! God bless these poor people! and let's hope we keep evolving past these negative times, and never allow any further cruelty to our fellow humans!

This is so sad to be forgotten like that

yes mate bad things happened in times past a bad history they should be left to rest in peace

Awesome sharing.... very informative... LK....17....

This is an awesome discovery. Most slave graves are only marked with a fieldstone at best. Amazing to have graves with headstones and actual names.

Great Video :)

The Johnston County Heritage Center would like to set the record straight on this cemetery. This is not a slave cemetery. The remains of an African American woman who lived on the property in the early 20th century are buried here. The remaining stones are for members of the Watson family (white). There is without question a cemetery nearby containing graves of African Americans who were enslaved by the Watson family, but the exact location of that cemetery is unknown to us.