Farms: ABANDONED Farm Hidden in plain sight! Johnson City, TN
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It a shame that this kinda of property gets torn down. Thank you for sharing!
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I hope you guys are armed. you never know who could be roaming around in abandon places. be safe where ever you guys go.
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Another great video!
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hey john why dont you go to pressmans home in rogersville tn
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Be careful bro going to these old Farms !! We got slot of old farms here in Tx that look abandoned but the owners will still Farm the Property even though they might not use the old Barns and Houses anymore! Farmers gets pissed when ppl Trespass !! But it was a awesome vid !!
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HAY! You scared me! I so did not see that coming. LOL Enjoyed the video. Thank you again for another great one!
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Gotta love a sketchy house haha great find.
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it sure look like it was an adventure going true the wood interesting video like always
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Had a good time John' Next time we will stay near my hometown. Got some good stuff near this area. Thank's it was fun!
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as always great job on the video. congratulations on getting over 2,000 some subs
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What do they do with the cemetery when they bulldoze the property? do they leave it or move it?? Thanks
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Your a gentleman John not walking on graves and disliking satanic symbols. Beaut old cemetery. Prob forgotten. Xxx
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👍an interesting spot
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All that wood could be used for something. Thanks for the tour
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Check out my Brickworks video on my Channel - Hard getting in as it was being demolished but was worth it!!!!!!!!
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hi
James was the son of Jonathan and Elizabeth Buck Killey. On 10 December 1852, he married Rebecca Russell Peabody. After her death, James married his cousin Mary Fine Range on 19 May 1867. There are no known children from either marriage.
Family links:
Parents:
Kinchen W. Killey (1759 - 1840)
Elizabeth Margaret Hammer Killey (1764 - 1842)
Spouse:
Mary Fine Range Killey (1832 - 1901)
Siblings:
Mary Kelly Miller (1798 - 1864)
Fatha Killey Range (1801 - 1884)
Jonathan Killey (1804 - 1874)
Kinchen W Kelly (1806 - 1889)
James T. Killey (1839 - 1896)