His voice is also soothing, he does a great job with the research and information of the people. Keep up the great job and keep them coming. I found this site today and subscribed immediately. ❤😊
I was born in Patterson Ca. I grew up in Newman, Patterson and Gustin. I have many relativesin this cemettery. I actually enjoy that you vistit cemeteries. These people are forgoten and when you vistit it brings back there memory.
Jeff & Sarah: I challenge you to investigate the story of “Marshall South” he and his family lived, off the grid on top of a mountain in the Anza Borrego desert in Southern California in the 40s and wrote regular articles for Desert Magazine, you can hike up to the ruins and remnants of his home and find his grave site in the quaint wonderful apple pie town of Julian, if you don’t know the story, you’ll love it!
As a young child my grandmother would take me to various cemeteries to look at headstones and always said there is history here. Now I take my grandson and do the same thing. Thank you
Fascinating tour! Graveyards conjured many emotions. The older I get, the more relaxed I am and the more I can appreciate all the sights and artwork. To me, it serves as a reminder to live each day to the fullest for we don't know how many we have left.
I use to think that checking out a graveyard was kind of creepy but you make it seem enjoyable and knowledgeable. Thank you again Jeff for a wonderful show.
I love the cemetery episodes it highlights the people long forgotten that paved the way to the place we are today. When you do retire and do this full time I got a spot for you in Florida to come stay. Safe travels thanks for sharing.
Great video Jeff. Nice to see an older cemetery that is well maintained. So many aren't. I too am fascinated by the local history that can be gleaned from cemeteries, and have checked out many. Have you ever been through the old Sacramento cemetery on Broadway? It's probably my favorite. The history and some of the monuments are fascinating.
Yes I have done a video on the old Sacramento City Cemetery! I also plan to go back to do some more! Here is a link to my video there: ruclips.net/video/0n0p4afktG0/видео.htmlsi=tEsOqQO71G9tCE8Z
This video really got my attention when I realized that you opened it standing in front of my first wife. Thank you Jeff for bringing history back to life.
It's good to see such a well-cared for cemetery. Places such as this contain a wealth of stories about the people who once inhabited the area and helped to make it what it is today.
Thnx for my weekly HH "fix" Jeff! Would love to see you doing this full time!!! Bet Sarah would love it too! Always enjoy your deep dives to those who have passed, to bring them to life for us! ~Chris
I liked this show a lot. My favorite is the old west cemeteries, and the stories from them. How they had life so different than now. Thanks for another good video Jeff.
I had no idea a cemetery in Newman would be that populated considering its current size. Just goes to show, you learn something every day. Another good one Jeff!
I love these cemetery posts. Learning about the people who passed. I am amazed at the sculptures I have seen at cemeterys all over. The detail on them is so beautiful. I just find it fascinating how they can make such beautiful pieces! I would be lucky to make a blob. 😊
I really like when you do these cemetery tours and talk about some of the people that are buried there. There’s lots of history in cemeteries. Well done.
Thanks for sharing Jeff, that is a very well kept cemetery. I am amazed how well the pictures held up like the one of the 12 year old young lady that was buried there.
Good morning Professor, 😂, I’ve always been so fascinated by older graves and thought how many family member’s still visit them? Or are great people like you the only ones to visit and retell their story?
in most old sections of cemeteries, I notice that there are almost no flowers left there for the graves. So many of the people that knew these people are now also dead themselves.
Another facinating trip. I love hearing the stories of our past. My husband & I wonder in cemeteries. Passed down from my mother and I, his father and him. This past summer, we found ourselves along with our sons and two grandchildren reading headstones and learning local history.
All of your adventures, and excursions are always so well researched, presented, and interesting. I ALWAYS come away having learned from the video... Thank you for taking us along, Jeff.👏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻
A cemetery is a place of historical records. Usually in a peaceful and beautiful setting. Each headstone is a rememberance of those who went before us, a memorial (no matter how humble) to a life lived on this earth. No, Jeff, you don't sound sick! I feel the same way! I love cemeteries!
I love the old cemeteries and the stories they tell. I had scarlet fever when I was in first grade. I remember being very sick. What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.
Made me laugh! No, I completely understand your interest in cemeteries. Been that way all my life...I was just a kid when my parents took us to her old family cemetery where 4 generations were buried.....way out in the woods where the family home was......found it fascinating...even as teenagers a group of us looked in woods for cemeteries while other teens were doing whatever things teens did at the time... .the HISTORY of cemeteries is so valuable....what you are doing will last forever! You have probably found many graves of people's families that they never knew of......don't stop! You have many, many fans! You should be able to quit your day job soon because your channel IS growing! I know as soon as I get a notification, I stop what I'm doing and watch immediately!!!!! Thank you for doing what you do!
I enjoy watching your videos! I love history and genealogy. I've tramped many a grave searching for my relatives and also to fulfill Find A Grave requests. Everyone buried there has a story. Death is just another leg of the journey. Just an FYI, the Fink grave you visited, Württemberg is not a town in Germany, but a state. My grandfather and his people came from a small village in Württemberg. I live in Chowchilla, although I'm not a California native, so I enjoy learning the history of surrounding areas. Keep the videos coming!
I think it's nice to bring these people back to today. I like to think that one day, long after I am gone, someone will stop and my grave and think/wonder about me or just pay their respects. I love wandering cemeteries, I love seeing all the names and I too love the ones with photos!
I really enjoy watching History Hunters . I think Jeff 's commentaries are so interesting and educational ! Thank you Jeff and Sarah , for bringing us your knowledge and expertise !
History is when we came from. Knowing our past is as important as knowing your future plans or present mindset. History was one of my favorite subjects in school. If you were a teacher who knows how to tell a story like Jeff, you had my attention, and I'd learn. Here's hoping you and Sara can spend full-time traveling and exploring. Do school children still go on field trips these days? It would be a shame if they didn't. Great video, as always. Thanks, Jeff.
Always a great trek with wonderful back stories and facts. Jeff, you are a very calming orator. You CERTAINLY should be doing this full time. Thank you for your time ! Cheers from Detroit 🇺🇲
I always enjoy your videos and look forward to them each week. When I was visiting central Claifornia a couple of years ago, what I had seen on your channel had helped me better understand the area I was touring.
It's always one of the highlights to wait for your new video on a sunday afternoon. ( I live in the Netherlands ) Thanks for your amount of research you do always. Be blessed and i am already exited for next sunday.
Wow, thank you! Always love hearing from our viewers in other countries! Thank you for being a fan of the channel! It is what keeps me going! Blessings to you in the Netherlands!
Hi! Love your videos. Not sick at all. It is a reality, will happen to us all. I love how you show the headstones. You're doing a great job. Thanks for showing these. The phone did well!
What are the things that always surprises me about? Your content is how much interesting history you find in the Central Valley! Cool video,! Thank you!
Jeff! If you filmed this episode with your iPhone, the quality was excellent and of course, so was the story. You are an amazing historian and your focus on the valley is admirable. The people whose memorials you visit and bring back to life must look down on you from heaven, grateful for your visit. Cheers!
A nice tended cemetery for a change. I love for you to read the 1800's and before. You can almost picture the time in history. Thanks Jeff, interesting stories.
Jeff, I share your love of history and I really appreciate what you do. I like finding old, forgotten graveyards to look for dim memories of those who have gone before us. Keep up your excellent work, I look forward to each new video!
The Hills Ferry Cemetery is a fascinating place. Hills Ferry was a major transportation hub for early California between the San Joaquin River steamboats and the ferry crossing of the river connecting the coast to the Sierras. The Interstate 5 for central California in pioneer days! I was there years ago chronicling the Bradleys and other associated families. The Bradleys are one those couples' stories of which you only see in a fictional movie..... They got married immediately after their first meeting at an evening party! She had just arrived in California, and Thomas, apparently, was not going to take a chance at losing one of the few single women that were in California. I believe the lost town of Escalon is where the Cottonwood Cemetery is located. I have not been to the cemetery that still exists and still has a few markers. One of the reasons that graves were removed and the cemetery closed was that it was next door to a elementary school, and the thinking was that it was not a good idea to have children look out of a school window to gaze upon a cemetery! I guess the Collegeville Cemetery on Jack Tone Road in San Joaquin County was different because it was located next door to a college!
Another good one Jeff. Thanks! I really picked up on the young soldier who dies in the Aleutian war on Attu. I live in Fairbanks Alaska and our museum at the University of Fairbanks has a couple of books on the subject for sale.
Jeff’s’ storytelling skills make it very enjoyable, easy to follow along, and easy to immerse yourself into the time and place.
Nicely done !
I appreciate that! Thank you!
His voice is also soothing, he does a great job with the research and information of the people. Keep up the great job and keep them coming. I found this site today and subscribed immediately. ❤😊
@@elizabethgracia6411 awww thank you. You’re very encouraging!
The Ball or ( Sphere) is usually a symbol of the soul waiting for resurrection. Great video Jeff!
i enjoy hearing the stories about people that lived in the 1800s. People who might be forgotten if we don't share their story.
Thanks Sarah and JEFF 😊
You’re welcome kind sir! Thank you!
I was born in Patterson Ca. I grew up in Newman, Patterson and Gustin. I have many relativesin this cemettery. I actually enjoy that you vistit cemeteries. These people are forgoten and when you vistit it brings back there memory.
Jeff & Sarah:
I challenge you to investigate the story of “Marshall South” he and his family lived, off the grid on top of a mountain in the Anza Borrego desert in Southern California in the 40s and wrote regular articles for Desert Magazine, you can hike up to the ruins and remnants of his home and find his grave site in the quaint wonderful apple pie town of Julian, if you don’t know the story, you’ll love it!
Thanks for always being here for us, Jeff.
My pleasure!!
I’ve always liked walking through old cemeteries. They are usually very peaceful places. The fancy headstones and history is fascinating.
I totally agree! They are like pages of history just awaiting discovery!
People don't realize the wealth of information gotten from cemeteries. You do an excellent job of showing that.
As a young child my grandmother would take me to various cemeteries to look at headstones and always said there is history here. Now I take my grandson and do the same thing. Thank you
Fascinating tour! Graveyards conjured many emotions. The older I get, the more relaxed I am and the more I can appreciate all the sights and artwork. To me, it serves as a reminder to live each day to the fullest for we don't know how many we have left.
Love watching your vidoes...❤❤❤
Thank you so much!!
Cemeteries are the most peaceful places you can visit. I am a history lover as well.
Your posts like these are my favorites. I love hearing about the lives of varieties of people from the past. Thanks!
I use to think that checking out a graveyard was kind of creepy but you make it seem enjoyable and knowledgeable. Thank you again Jeff for a wonderful show.
I can live with that nice comment! Thank you!
Always look forward to waking up on Sunday and getting the notice that your video has arrived!
Yay! Thank you! That’s so nice to hear!
I loved this latest road trip.
A well maintained cemetery. I love history too.
Thank you for the history lesson. I love the pictures on the graves. It helps remember them.
Our pleasure! Thanks! I find those grave photos interesting!
I love the cemetery episodes it highlights the people long forgotten that paved the way to the place we are today. When you do retire and do this full time I got a spot for you in Florida to come stay. Safe travels thanks for sharing.
That's a great idea! Sarah and I tried Florida a few years ago and we liked it.
@jbenziggy y'all are welcome anytime. Panama city is the home to the world's most beautiful beaches 👍
Another great video Jeff you did very well with your cell phone! That cemetery is very well kept with some amazing headstones.
My cell phone does a decent job but is l-
lacking sometimes in sound quality. Thank you!
Another interesting story! Thanks Jeff!
Always enjoy your shows Jeff...we look for the newest every Sunday. Cemeteries are full of history. Thank you for sharing.
I appreciate your words, Mary! Thank you!
I always enjoy these history telling cemetery walks.
My Grandparents and other family members are buried there.
Wow
Hi...very interesting history.... beautiful cemetery..thanks for bringing it to us ,in your great storytelling voice. Take care... Deborah 🇨🇦
Great video Jeff. Nice to see an older cemetery that is well maintained. So many aren't.
I too am fascinated by the local history that can be gleaned from cemeteries, and have checked out many. Have you ever been through the old Sacramento cemetery on Broadway? It's probably my favorite. The history and some of the monuments are fascinating.
Yes I have done a video on the old Sacramento City Cemetery! I also plan to go back to do some more! Here is a link to my video there:
ruclips.net/video/0n0p4afktG0/видео.htmlsi=tEsOqQO71G9tCE8Z
@@jbenziggy Watching your video on the Sacramento cemetery, I realized I had already seen it years ago. Apologies for my poor memory.
This video really got my attention when I realized that you opened it standing in front of my first wife. Thank you Jeff for bringing history back to life.
Really? Is that true?
Yes. Her name is Patricia Lyman. I live about 10 minutes from that cemetery. I visit my wife’s grave every now and then.
Thank you, Jeff! I'm across the Pond and enjoy learning about people of America's past through your videos. 😊
Awesome! Thank you, Angie!
Used to deliver modesto bee in Newman and Gustine in 79 and 80...video brought back memories
It's good to see such a well-cared for cemetery. Places such as this contain a wealth of stories about the people who once inhabited the area and helped to make it what it is today.
Thank you for your hard work in producing great content.
Thanks for the first comment! I appreciate it!
In ancient times, (8000BCE) people burried or kept the bones of their loved ones, right in their house. For generations. Good work Jeff.
I enjoy history and love walking through cemeteries. Thanks for the videos.
Glad you like them!
Thnx for my weekly HH "fix" Jeff! Would love to see you doing this full time!!! Bet Sarah would love it too! Always enjoy your deep dives to those who have passed, to bring them to life for us! ~Chris
Very beautiful country, Jeff.
I need to go back to the west. Love the mountains.
Another great video well done. Keep em coming. Thanks for taking us along,hopefully one day you can do this full time. Best to you & Sarah.
Thanks, you too!
I think this video is nicely done! The narrative is just full of information. Thank You Jeff!
Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate the kind words!
Your way of detailing a story keeps me interested. Looking forward to the next journey through history. Thanks, Jeff!
I liked this show a lot. My favorite is the old west cemeteries, and the stories from them. How they had life so different than now. Thanks for another good video Jeff.
I totally agree! Thank you, Betty!
I had no idea a cemetery in Newman would be that populated considering its current size.
Just goes to show, you learn something every day. Another good one Jeff!
perhaps there are more dead residents of Newman than live ones now
Interesting people from this cemetery Jeff, Thanks for keeping their life stories alive.
Hello Jeff, Happy Sunday. Thanks for sharing another interesting story on Hills Ferry Cemetery and the lives that once was. Have a great day!
I like cemeteries too.
I love these cemetery posts. Learning about the people who passed. I am amazed at the sculptures I have seen at cemeterys all over. The detail on them is so beautiful. I just find it fascinating how they can make such beautiful pieces! I would be lucky to make a blob. 😊
I did notice that the one angel wing was broken after I looked at my video. Sad to see busted up statuary!
I really like when you do these cemetery tours and talk about some of the people that are buried there. There’s lots of history in cemeteries. Well done.
Thanks!
Thank you for that!!!
Thanks, Jeff. I love history too.
Thanks for sharing Jeff, that is a very well kept cemetery. I am amazed how well the pictures held up like the one of the 12 year old young lady that was buried there.
Good morning Professor, 😂, I’ve always been so fascinated by older graves and thought how many family member’s still visit them? Or are great people like you the only ones to visit and retell their story?
in most old sections of cemeteries, I notice that there are almost no flowers left there for the graves. So many of the people that knew these people are now also dead themselves.
I always enjoy hearing who these people are.
Gone but not forgotten. Some of these people haven’t had a visit in decades.
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Would love to see you do this full time.
Always enjoy your videos!
Glad to hear it! Thanks, Betty Lou!
Another great Stanislaus county video! The things we don’t know about that are right in our back yards. Keep it up. Thanks
Another facinating trip. I love hearing the stories of our past. My husband & I wonder in cemeteries. Passed down from my mother and I, his father and him. This past summer, we found ourselves along with our sons and two grandchildren reading headstones and learning local history.
All of your adventures, and excursions are always so well researched, presented, and interesting. I ALWAYS come away having learned from the video... Thank you for taking us along, Jeff.👏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻
Love history myself. Enjoyed.😊
There are so many stories in cemeteries. Than you for sharing these with us...
Always good to see a new history hunters episode, and also beautiful California 🍻
Lovely cemetery. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for a compelling episode. Seeing those sorrowful graves of children and young adults reminds me to hug my boys everyday say I love them.
A cemetery is a place of historical records. Usually in a peaceful and beautiful setting. Each headstone is a rememberance of those who went before us, a memorial (no matter how humble) to a life lived on this earth. No, Jeff, you don't sound sick! I feel the same way! I love cemeteries!
Great! Thanks for the input about my sanity. LOL
I love the old cemeteries and the stories they tell. I had scarlet fever when I was in first grade. I remember being very sick. What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.
Wow. Glad you made it. You don’t hear of scarlet fever any more, do you?
No you don’t. My grandmother died from the Spanish flu in 1918. My mother survived it. Strong genes.
Lots of history thank-you. Missing sunshine Sarah☀️💛
Made me laugh! No, I completely understand your interest in cemeteries. Been that way all my life...I was just a kid when my parents took us to her old family cemetery where 4 generations were buried.....way out in the woods where the family home was......found it fascinating...even as teenagers a group of us looked in woods for cemeteries while other teens were doing whatever things teens did at the time... .the HISTORY of cemeteries is so valuable....what you are doing will last forever! You have probably found many graves of people's families that they never knew of......don't stop! You have many, many fans! You should be able to quit your day job soon because your channel IS growing! I know as soon as I get a notification, I stop what I'm doing and watch immediately!!!!! Thank you for doing what you do!
Wow. What am interesting graveyard. Love the local history. So cool. 😊❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
I enjoy watching your videos! I love history and genealogy. I've tramped many a grave searching for my relatives and also to fulfill Find A Grave requests. Everyone buried there has a story. Death is just another leg of the journey. Just an FYI, the Fink grave you visited, Württemberg is not a town in Germany, but a state. My grandfather and his people came from a small village in Württemberg. I live in Chowchilla, although I'm not a California native, so I enjoy learning the history of surrounding areas. Keep the videos coming!
I think it's nice to bring these people back to today. I like to think that one day, long after I am gone, someone will stop and my grave and think/wonder about me or just pay their respects. I love wandering cemeteries, I love seeing all the names and I too love the ones with photos!
I look forward to Sundays and your videos
So interesting and well done!
Glad you like them!
I really enjoy watching History Hunters . I think Jeff 's commentaries are so interesting and educational ! Thank you Jeff and Sarah , for bringing us your knowledge and expertise !
Sweet! Thanks so much, Donna! Makes my heart glad hearing your glowing compliments!
Jeff, too bad U weren't my history teacher in High School😊 oh yea, you weren't born yet. Thanks 4 all U do to give us joy in history😊
Thanks for sharing America's history Jeff, keep on doing what you do.
Very interesting Geoff. Thanks!
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History is when we came from. Knowing our past is as important as knowing your future plans or present mindset.
History was one of my favorite subjects in school. If you were a teacher who knows how to tell a story like Jeff, you had my attention, and I'd learn.
Here's hoping you and Sara can spend full-time traveling and exploring.
Do school children still go on field trips these days? It would be a shame if they didn't.
Great video, as always. Thanks, Jeff.
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Fascinating stories, and we'll told. I always enjoy your videos.
Always a great trek with wonderful back stories and facts.
Jeff, you are a very calming orator. You CERTAINLY should be doing this full time. Thank you for your time ! Cheers from Detroit 🇺🇲
I love history too, especially local history. How nice to see a well- maintained cemetery. I truly hope that you can do this full-time Jeff😀😀
I hope so too! Thanks Terry!
Always a good day when Jeff posts. Thank you for the video.
Our pleasure!
I always enjoy your videos and look forward to them each week. When I was visiting central Claifornia a couple of years ago, what I had seen on your channel had helped me better understand the area I was touring.
Oh great! What areas did you visit?
Tuolumne County, Yosemite, Sonoma and Napa @@jbenziggy
Went to Benziger Winery and noticed it was just down from the Jack London Estate you videoed.@@jbenziggy
@@jcs3451 my distant relatives own that place. Never met them and only went there once.
I remember that you had mentioned that in a video@@jbenziggy
Always enjoy your videos! Thanks for taking us along on your adventures!
Thank you for the stories from the past😌
Glad you like them! Thanks! Are you from Pittsburg?
@@jbenziggy Yes, I live just few miles southwest of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 🤗
The ball on the headstone is for the soul ext.
It is a lovely cemetery.
Nice work Jeff ❤ very passionate
I try! Thank you. Appreciate the nice review! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
My moms family is buried there. Thanks
It’s such a large cemetery! Are you from that area?
This was amazing. I have never seen a cemetery with that many old burials. Thanks Jeff for doing this show. Take care!
It's always one of the highlights to wait for your new video on a sunday afternoon. ( I live in the Netherlands )
Thanks for your amount of research you do always. Be blessed and i am already exited for next sunday.
Wow, thank you! Always love hearing from our viewers in other countries! Thank you for being a fan of the channel! It is what keeps me going! Blessings to you in the Netherlands!
Hi! Love your videos. Not sick at all. It is a reality, will happen to us all. I love how you show the headstones. You're doing a great job. Thanks for showing these. The phone did well!
What are the things that always surprises me about? Your content is how much interesting history you find in the Central Valley! Cool video,! Thank you!
Jeff! If you filmed this episode with your iPhone, the quality was excellent and of course, so was the story. You are an amazing historian and your focus on the valley is admirable. The people whose memorials you visit and bring back to life must look down on you from heaven, grateful for your visit. Cheers!
Thank you sir. I have the newer iPhone and always shoot at higher frame rates!
Jeff', Once again a very enjoyable video !
Fascinating as always !! Thank you Jeff. Rob
Great video, Jeff! Thanks again for sharing History with us. 😊
A nice tended cemetery for a change. I love for you to read the 1800's and before. You can almost picture the time in history. Thanks Jeff, interesting stories.
Thanks Jeff! Awesome video yet again!
Thanks again! I worried this one might be boring to some.
Jeff, I share your love of history and I really appreciate what you do. I like finding old, forgotten graveyards to look for dim memories of those who have gone before us. Keep up your excellent work, I look forward to each new video!
Time to relax!
Looked like a beautiful day! Enjoy your cemetery episodes, your research/stories are what make it all the more interesting. Safe travels Jeff & Sarah
Thank you! Will do!
The Hills Ferry Cemetery is a fascinating place. Hills Ferry was a major transportation hub for early California between the San Joaquin River steamboats and the ferry crossing of the river connecting the coast to the Sierras. The Interstate 5 for central California in pioneer days! I was there years ago chronicling the Bradleys and other associated families. The Bradleys are one those couples' stories of which you only see in a fictional movie..... They got married immediately after their first meeting at an evening party! She had just arrived in California, and Thomas, apparently, was not going to take a chance at losing one of the few single women that were in California. I believe the lost town of Escalon is where the Cottonwood Cemetery is located. I have not been to the cemetery that still exists and still has a few markers. One of the reasons that graves were removed and the cemetery closed was that it was next door to a elementary school, and the thinking was that it was not a good idea to have children look out of a school window to gaze upon a cemetery! I guess the Collegeville Cemetery on Jack Tone Road in San Joaquin County was different because it was located next door to a college!
Another good one Jeff. Thanks! I really picked up on the young soldier who dies in the Aleutian war on Attu. I live in Fairbanks Alaska and our museum at the University of Fairbanks has a couple of books on the subject for sale.
Commenting for the algorithm! And to tell you guys that I love your style of storytelling and videography.
Thanks so much!! Are you a first time commenter? I don’t think I remember your handle!
@jbenziggy First time commenting, but I've been watching for a few years now. Your historical events videos on location are definitely my favorite!