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Aw! The Captain bought back what he lost years ago to give back to his wife. What a touching “gift.” What a great story! Thank you JD.

I've never heard of Boonsboro TN are you sure it wasn't Jonesboro TN

Sad for some and happy for one , great story

So many stories, few can tell 'em like you, JD. Bless you & yours❤

Great story!

I listen to these stories everyday while I’m at work and then can’t wait to tell my wife the story I hear

Beautiful

Once again JD you never disappoint! Loved this story and thank you for sharing it!

Best storyteller!!!! Thank you for these stories.

Love this channel.

Great show

"Young'uns too numerous to count" ROFL

Now that’s true love. What a wonderful story.

That is a fine story. It had me crying and laughing at the same time! Lord have mercy. Thank you Sir.

Wow thank you for sharing these incredible stories so much history and the way you tell them

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A delicious outcome, makes me smile ... a returned piece of the past.

Truly, anything is possible.

That's a beautiful story with lots of love. Thank you

Well told and very interesting story, i love the old history of places. Thanks JD

Such a sweet man!

Where is Boonesboro, Tennessee?

I love all your stories , but this one ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

best one yet. watch everyday. keep em comin please

God Bless. That brought tears to my eyes. Hugs JD.

The Molly Story III Is only fer folks that can pay well I can't afford shame would have learned the Molly III Oh well. Ty fer ya oter storys.

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How enduring 😢 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

So sad for the couple and all their children, but that peice didn't mean anything to them, and they will have some money left over after the landlord gets his share. This was a wonderful story for the granddaughter and grandpa. Granny will be so happy when they bring her most precious peice of furniture home. Great story. Please keep the good work up.❤❤❤

Great story!!!

Wow! What a powerful story. I was not expecting that ending.

That al.ost made me cry. Great story

This is truly called Karma! Bless their hearts! This story touched me in the deepest way, Thank You. Now I must go and get a tissue to wipe the tears from my eyes. Again Thank you for sharing this bit of Tennessee History!

I like this one

Very sad! I've been told this story many times by my now deceased mother: when she was in her late teens or early 20s, she stood to inherit a long time family home when our little family had to move to CA from WA. When we were able to move back home, the house had been taken over by a family member illegally and that home had been chock full of family heirlooms. My poor mother never was allowed to gain back that home! :(( There is a thief in every single family! Know that and safeguard your property especially from bad family members!!

Love this story!!

Sounds just like the stories of Boonsboro I heard when I was young.
Edit: until i was grown i didn't know that the name of the chest of drawers wasn't chesterdraws.😂😂

YOU GUYS AMAZE ME THIS WAS SIMPLY BRILLIANT GOD I DO LOVE THESE AMAZING STORIES

Wonderful story ❤

You trying to make a grown man cry?

Pretty amazing stories you come up with. Thanks so much

That's what I call true love

Hey J.D., I was just wondering if you have any of your music on Apple Music or the like, i like it a lot 💯👍

Just like to add the story's are straight from grand folks memories. When no radio was on. PS the.mountian life was the same in the west. So relating comes natural. What did they call it a good yarn.

Bid in some of these sales. Usually, people are somber. But kids always wake the dead.

What a sweet story

I have in my home a secretary that was in my grandmothers home. It will go to one of my wife children when I'm gone as I have no children of my own.

I am from the deep South. The stories of poverty and loss are the same. I have always felt a deep kindred spirit with the Appalachian people because our stories are much the same.
We made moonshine, suffered the atrocities inflicted by the Northerners, lived without benefit of medicine and doctors.
No one had a fat animal. So, all fat horses were considered to be pretty horses.
All animals, just like all people, had to work to eat. There was no supporting a horse or cow, even a dog, that didn't serve to help put food on the table.
It gives me a Vastly deeper appreciation for what most people in modern times would turn their noses up at.

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Awesome

I used to live in hillsville/sylvatus VA..... BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY quite literally