The guy who complained about you being obsessed with death must not know about how much history you can find in a cemetery. They are places that document so much life lived. Great job Jeff!
On a day when it's just too hot and humid for anything, binge watching History Hunters and sipping blueberry lemonade is a wonderful way to pass the day. I so appreciate the effort you and Sarah put into these episodes. Such a treasure trove of fascinating historical FACT! Thank you for telling these stories.
A lot of people don’t appreciate history the way it ought to be. Often, people are offended by events that eventually led to the great country we have today. For some reason, people turn away from history because it can be “controversial “ but it is important to understand why things happened and why we are the way we are. I appreciate what you do because you revive history that people would never know or heard of. Thanks for all you do that make history relevant again!
Cemeteries and obits tell the stories of people's lives. They're great resources for historical and family research. Thanks for sharing fascinating stories from California's history.
I like knowing history of our people from years ago. I find it fascinating about how they live and what they did for a living. Keep making these historic shows, you are making a difference by letting us know these people. God bless.
I agree with you Jeff, you can’t talk about history without sometimes talking about those who came before us😊 thanks for your passion and hard work another great video❤️
Another amazing history lesson with a plethora of information on many people who are buried in Ceres, CA. I lived in Merced where I was born and my dad was a teacher at Ceres high school.
You do a great job of honoring the people before us who have passed on and made such a mark on this country that most of us would have never knew about.
Excellent historical information on a small Central Valley town. I like how you bring the past alive. Also, I agree with you that you cannot visit history without talking about those who are now deceased. Good story.
What a shame that noisy road is right next to the cemetery. I imagine it was originally a dirt road to the cemetery and over the decades became a bigger, wider, paved road until it became a highway. Some time if you go to a cemetery in Modesto, I'd be interested in seeing the grave of Lacie Peterson. I look forward to your Sunday morning videos. So good.
A graveyard is like a hub of a wheel of history. Each headstone is the starting point to explore an intriguing person and the era that they lived in and learn of their accomplishments. This then leads to connections with other people and places. It's fascinating to learn more of the history of the areas you visit. Great job, Jeff!
I think exploring these very interesting people (some forgotten otherwise) is very interesting. Its a great reminder of how complex, enterprising and tenacious the people were who came before us. I believe they would love you sharing their stories. History is important. As is all your hard work researching and creating these extremely entertaining videos we not only enjoy, but we also learn from. 🇺🇲🙂🇺🇲
Thanks for the history. Keep on reporting about historical facts( and people from history that are deceased😜). I’m glad to see that Ceres does a good job of maintaining their cemetery.
Thank you for this! I watched an older episode when you said you had 700 followers...blink to 55+K! Anyone who says anything about being too involved with the dead doesn't know that to honor the dead, it creates eternal life. I had a medium tell me my deceased uncle visits and guides me because I am the only person who still speaks of him...60 years later. He died 7/2/62...
Good morning, Jeff and Sarah! Thank you for the interesting Ceres video, Jeff! I liked your reference to Pres. and Mrs. Lincoln visiting the wounded soldiers. Mrs. Lincoln’s delivering apples and oranges to the wounded touched my heart. The story about Pres. Lincoln comparing his height to one of the soldiers showed that he had pride in his height of 6’4”. The artwork on the headstones you find is incredible! We appreciate your “art” in your videos! Keep em’ comin’, Jeff! Happy 4th!
Our family story pertaining to Abe Lincoln, My wife's 4th or 5th Great grandfather was the Boyhood family pastor of the Lincoln family, He officiated Abes' mother's funeral,, I also agree with you about visiting graveyards to teach about our past. Thank you for your videos. you do a great job educating us and in my case, you take me to places where I cannot afford to go. In other words, if I were living out your way, I would be making the day trips that you do. Thank you.
Jeff, Thanks for all the time and research into all these interesting people of California history!! I still find it so interesting that as a California resident history of this State is so diverse and unique. Keep up the great work, we appreciate all you do !!
Thank you for another fine video. I was touched by your mention of Wanda Rogers. You also mentioned Joe DeRita who actually replaced Shemp Howard in the Three Stooges, Curly having died earlier. Happy 4th of July to you and Sarah.
Thank you Jeff and Sarah. I can only imagine the amount of research that goes into your episodes. I really enjoyed today's episode and learned a lot. I hope you and your family have a great Independence Day weekend!
You are an amazing story teller. I enjoy ALL your videos! Our country is built by people who are deceased. How else are you gonna tell the long past stories. Thank you again for another great history lesson
So much history is in these old cemeteries and thanks to you we know more interesting facts of some forgotten incidents and people. Keep up the explorations of cemeteries, little towns and interesting points of interest. Thanks..
Thanks for the fascinating U.S. Civil War history in your video, especially with regards to President Lincoln. My own family roots also share in such an amazing history. My unique “presidential” middle name serves as a legacy to it. I owe this honor to my paternal great-great-grandfather Richard P. Pilling, a Union Army officer from the Indiana regiment during the Civil War. He also happened to be a personal friend of Abraham Lincoln - or so the stories told as were passed down from one generation to the next in my family. As the stories recounted, Richard felt so inspired by his friend, the 16th President, that in 1865 he named his own son “Lincoln” in honor of this great American leader. This gesture of friendship inaugurated a family tradition of naming a son “Lincoln” that continued every generation since. My parents changed the tradition somewhat by conferring upon me this honorary moniker as my middle one - since bearing it as a first name no longer seemed stylish in 1960 when I was born. The full name recorded on my birth certificate reads “Thomas Lincoln Pilling.” I later kept the tradition alive by naming my own son “Ruben Lincoln Pilling” upon his birth in 1998.
I love these graveyard ones. Love all your videos. Literally people would like to forget history nowadays. It is so sad the comment that person made. We can never forget out history. Once that happens we are in really really deep trouble
Selfish people don’t care about history but you and your lovely wife are doing a fantastic job sharing your travels telling us about history! Well done!
I'm not sure how one can follow a history channel and not expect it to revolve around those that have passed..... keep up the great videos, I love these cemetery tours.
These are my favorite episodes. Especially when you are in cemetery’s close to my home town. I have learned so much on these episodes. It’s not an obsession with death it’s a curiosity of the past. I love History.
Great video as always, Jeff! I feel the exact opposite of the commenter on your previous video, I have been doing some research on historical figures of Tuolumne County over the last few years, and visiting them in the local cemeteries reminds me that the history we are taught was not a fairy tale, these were real people who did amazing things and had incredible stories. Seeing their final resting place helps me connect those stories to a person that was once a living being like you and me and not just a page in a history book. What better way to celebrate the life and legacy of a person. 🙂
Another great film. Just ignore the dumb comment about too many death films. Seeing the stones and pics puts a face on who you are talking about. Also I like seeing the artwork on the stones. You are not the only person who "takes me to graves" on film. Some of the other places are much older graveyards and have artwork that isn't done anymore. Keep up the good work and say hi to Sarah for me.
OMG you guys are absolutely fabulous, your attention to detail and the obvious research you’ve put in is incredible. I cannot spread the word enough; which I have done to my friends! Loving your work; please keep going. Jamie, Southampton, England, UK ❤️
Another great video Jeff, hope you read this !! No matter what you do there is always someone who is not gonna likes something about something you put out ! ,, again I hope you read this.. With all the research and time you must put into all these video's. ( and Sarah ) we should just sit back and learn and enjoy what you put out. Lord knows I sure do !!!! Thank you Jeff. .. Frank from montana....
My family and I went through Ceres years ago when we moved up to Placer County; very interesting history of the area. The train Depot looks alot like the one in Auburn, CA. I looked up the Kibbe killing by Jason Budrow and he was nuts also. The article said that the D.A. did not seek the death penality for the killing.
My goodness you are so knowledgeable of all these folks. I haven't used Gravefinder yet but I paid for Ancestry for years until I dropped it. I enjoy your videos so much.
Hello Jeff & Sarah, I find it amazing people would suggest death is old and tired. This is a History Channel and probably the best one I have ever viewed. Most people involved in history and shaping the world we all currently live in, have since passed on, just a fact! Just merging 2 videos into one, great video on the Reagan family, which I just watched, especially about the daughter. Well done, as always!
Thank you for all your stories. There are things you cover that I am completely unaware of and things you cover that I knew a little about and things you cover than I thought I knew more about or differently than what was presented. In all, it is always always always wonderful to learn and remember. Thank you again.
Sunday morning and once again coffee and History lesson. You always educate your viewers with historical facts. Please have a peaceful holiday tomorrow.
Another very interesting and informative video. It never ceases to amaze me that in the days without rapid transportation and advanced communications, how people readably traversed this country. The hardships that they faced seems almost unimaginable. You do a great job of bringing the past into focus and informing us of the many people who have gone before us and placed their stamp of importance on our past. Thanks for all your research and the hard work it takes to put out such quality videos!
Thank you! In many respects I think they were far more sophisticated in their thinking and conduct than we realize. Today’s generations doesn’t know how to live like they did, resourceful and hardy!
Very nice video. Ceres Memorial Park is one I have not yet visited. We cannot talk about History without talking about the dead. If people do not like it, do not watch the videos. I liked the fact you talked about the Civil War Soldiers in this video and how they relate to some of the biggest events in History.
Jeff watched all your videos basically through the covid lockdowns really grateful for your videos help me forget about the law about covid when it was going on thank you so much
Very interesting episode, my wife's maiden name is Averill. Not much is known on their family history. It would be interesting 🤔 if they were connected. Thank you for another amazing episode.
I love your videos and the amount of detail you dig up on those who've passed before us. It is both incredibly interesting and serves as a great tribute to their lives. Keep up the amazing work.
Jeff - you are such an awesome communicator. I love listening to your voice and find myself fully engaged which is a rarity in many things I do these days! God Bless you and Sarah. Take care-
Just stumbled upon your channel...I am now a Subscriber...I thoroughly enjoy your presentations...very articulate,very informative.Thanks for what you do!
Enjoyed your tour of Ceres Cemetery. I love history. Being a California native there is so much history all around us. Went to Nevada City and toured the cemetery there where a number of my Ancestors are buried. When we traveled to Scotland 3 years ago found it very interesting to tour old graveyards there and look at headstones. We also went to the cemetery that has Lockerbie tragedy memorial. Keep up your good work.
My mother in law is buried at this cemetery she wanted to be buried next to flea market..and I drive by it almost every day and never took time to look at Graves..u r always educating me I didn't even realize cannon is there
Awesome vlog, thank you so much for highlighting the graves of veterans of the civil war. The history of the civil war has a place in my heart for these brave men. And the early pioneers. I wonder what these people would think about our time as we know it? So much special people are buried there. Who would of known? Its people like you that helps us to appreciate. California rich history. Till next time.
Hey, Jeff, you're in my neighborhood... sort of. I'm in Turlock. Thanks for another great episode. You always touch on things and people that I find interesting.
Obsessed with death? I know several RUclipsrs who visit cemeteries. One has even saved a couple of "forgotten" cemeteries. I like hearing about the people in history you present and seeing their pictures. I recently visited my family and because of these videos and others like them, I also went to a nearby cemetery. The office has a map of the famous people buried in it and some of the not so famous. They even have a tree tour of different trees growing there. I just went for the famous people tour. It was interesting.
Another great video guy’s! So much history and forgotten about stories from long ago. It’s nice how in your videos you can tell us a little of these sometime forgotten about memories!! Take care now and see ya on the next one! Frank from, Philadelphia, PA.
there is just no pleasing some ppl. love your videos.love sarah. she has a dry sense of humor and a bit of a smarteleck but that's what i like about her
The guy who complained about you being obsessed with death must not know about how much history you can find in a cemetery. They are places that document so much life lived. Great job Jeff!
I totally agree Lisa Burns.
I agree also have a great day.
Exactly. Well said.
History is our greatest asset.
People tuck death out of sight, and in those instances, they will get their history elsewhere.
It's great to see a journalist who validates their stories.
On a day when it's just too hot and humid for anything, binge watching History Hunters and sipping blueberry lemonade is a wonderful way to pass the day.
I so appreciate the effort you and Sarah put into these episodes.
Such a treasure trove of fascinating historical FACT!
Thank you for telling these stories.
We enjoy your weekly shows and we find your visit to the cemeteries fascinating!!! Keep up the good work
A lot of people don’t appreciate history the way it ought to be. Often, people are offended by events that eventually led to the great country we have today. For some reason, people turn away from history because it can be “controversial “ but it is important to understand why things happened and why we are the way we are. I appreciate what you do because you revive history that people would never know or heard of. Thanks for all you do that make history relevant again!
Continue what you’re doing. We enjoy and look forward to each week
Cemeteries and obits tell the stories of people's lives. They're great resources for historical and family research. Thanks for sharing fascinating stories from California's history.
My great grandfather fought in the Spanish American war and he is in the cemetery on scenic drive in modesto.
I like knowing history of our people from years ago. I find it fascinating about how they live and what they did for a living. Keep making these historic shows, you are making a difference by letting us know these people. God bless.
I agree with you Jeff, you can’t talk about history without sometimes talking about those who came before us😊 thanks for your passion and hard work another great video❤️
Glad you enjoyed it, Elizabeth! Blessings!
Another amazing history lesson with a plethora of information on many people who are buried in Ceres, CA. I lived in Merced where I was born and my dad was a teacher at Ceres high school.
You do a great job of honoring the people before us who have passed on and made such a mark on this country that most of us would have never knew about.
Excellent historical information on a small Central Valley town. I like how you bring the past alive. Also, I agree with you that you cannot visit history without talking about those who are now deceased. Good story.
What a shame that noisy road is right next to the cemetery. I imagine it was originally a dirt road to the cemetery and over the decades became a bigger, wider, paved road until it became a highway. Some time if you go to a cemetery in Modesto, I'd be interested in seeing the grave of Lacie Peterson. I look forward to your Sunday morning videos. So good.
A graveyard is like a hub of a wheel of history. Each headstone is the starting point to explore an intriguing person and the era that they lived in and learn of their accomplishments. This then leads to connections with other people and places. It's fascinating to learn more of the history of the areas you visit. Great job, Jeff!
I think exploring these very interesting people (some forgotten otherwise) is very interesting. Its a great reminder of how complex, enterprising and tenacious the people were who came before us. I believe they would love you sharing their stories. History is important. As is all your hard work researching and creating these extremely entertaining videos we not only enjoy, but we also learn from. 🇺🇲🙂🇺🇲
I so enjoy your "history" tours! Us viewers learn quite a bit that has long been forgotten.Thanks for all you and Sarah do for all of us!
Thanks for the history. Keep on reporting about historical facts( and people from history that are deceased😜). I’m glad to see that Ceres does a good job of maintaining their cemetery.
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes, the Ceres cemetery is nicely kept!
Thank you for this! I watched an older episode when you said you had 700 followers...blink to 55+K!
Anyone who says anything about being too involved with the dead doesn't know that to honor the dead, it creates eternal life.
I had a medium tell me my deceased uncle visits and guides me because I am the only person who still speaks of him...60 years later. He died 7/2/62...
Thanks! We are actually over 80,000 subscribers now! We appreciate your support!
Good morning, Jeff and Sarah! Thank you for the interesting Ceres video, Jeff!
I liked your reference to Pres. and Mrs. Lincoln visiting the wounded soldiers. Mrs. Lincoln’s delivering apples and oranges to the wounded touched my heart. The story about Pres. Lincoln comparing his height to one of the soldiers showed that he had pride in his height of 6’4”. The artwork on the headstones you find is incredible! We appreciate your “art” in your videos! Keep em’ comin’, Jeff! Happy 4th!
Our family story pertaining to Abe Lincoln, My wife's 4th or 5th Great grandfather was the Boyhood family pastor of the Lincoln family, He officiated Abes' mother's funeral,, I also agree with you about visiting graveyards to teach about our past. Thank you for your videos. you do a great job educating us and in my case, you take me to places where I cannot afford to go. In other words, if I were living out your way, I would be making the day trips that you do. Thank you.
Jeff, Thanks for all the time and research into all these interesting people of California history!! I still find it so interesting that as a California resident history of this State is so diverse and unique. Keep up the great work, we appreciate all you do !!
More great history from History Hunters.
Thank you for another fine video. I was touched by your mention of Wanda Rogers. You also mentioned Joe DeRita who actually replaced Shemp Howard in the Three Stooges, Curly having died earlier.
Happy 4th of July to you and Sarah.
Phew...what a lot of history you packed into today's visit. Loved it all.
Thank you Jeff and Sarah. I can only imagine the amount of research that goes into your episodes. I really enjoyed today's episode and learned a lot. I hope you and your family have a great Independence Day weekend!
I am always in awe of History Hunters research. The videos are so interesting. 🤗
You are an amazing story teller. I enjoy ALL your videos! Our country is built by people who are deceased. How else are you gonna tell the long past stories. Thank you again for another great history lesson
Cemeteries are a pivotal element of our history. Thanks for visiting them.
You’re welcome, Phil! Thanks for watching!
So much history is in these old cemeteries and thanks to you we know more interesting facts of some forgotten incidents and people. Keep up the explorations of cemeteries, little towns and interesting points of interest. Thanks..
Thanks for the fascinating U.S. Civil War history in your video, especially with regards to President Lincoln. My own family roots also share in such an amazing history. My unique “presidential” middle name serves as a legacy to it. I owe this honor to my paternal great-great-grandfather Richard P. Pilling, a Union Army officer from the Indiana regiment during the Civil War. He also happened to be a personal friend of Abraham Lincoln - or so the stories told as were passed down from one generation to the next in my family. As the stories recounted, Richard felt so inspired by his friend, the 16th President, that in 1865 he named his own son “Lincoln” in honor of this great American leader. This gesture of friendship inaugurated a family tradition of naming a son “Lincoln” that continued every generation since. My parents changed the tradition somewhat by conferring upon me this honorary moniker as my middle one - since bearing it as a first name no longer seemed stylish in 1960 when I was born. The full name recorded on my birth certificate reads “Thomas Lincoln Pilling.” I later kept the tradition alive by naming my own son “Ruben Lincoln Pilling” upon his birth in 1998.
Another interesting and informative video this is. It kept me entertained throughout. Keep up the great work, Jeff. It is much appreciated. 👏🌞🤠
Whatever type of history video you make, I am watching. Death is just life on the other side. Thanks, Jeff.
I really appreciate that you give us such fascinating background to interesting, but lesser known people. That is why your channel is so unique. 😊👏
Thank you for your interest in these History making folks. I enjoy the ride along. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for doing this, I recently stopped at Andersonville, the cemetery is incredible.
Your cemetery tours are interesting and ALWAYS welcome!
I love these graveyard ones. Love all your videos. Literally people would like to forget history nowadays. It is so sad the comment that person made. We can never forget out history. Once that happens we are in really really deep trouble
Love any good story of President and Mrs. Lincoln. 🙂🎩 Congratulation Jeff & Sarah for having over 80 thousand subscribers. Have a great week.🇺🇲
Selfish people don’t care about history but you and your lovely wife are doing a fantastic job sharing your travels telling us about history! Well done!
Thank you, Mike! We appreciate the kind words after many hours of editing!
Such a great history lesson! I learn so much from your channel!
I'm not sure how one can follow a history channel and not expect it to revolve around those that have passed..... keep up the great videos, I love these cemetery tours.
"To the living we owe respect, but to the dead we owe only the truth."
-- Voltaire
What an incredible walk through history. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks again Jeff. I've been to the Ceres/Hughson area numerous times and was not aware of all this great history.
Thanks Curtis!
Thank you for sharing. My mother is buried there.
Thank you. I appreciate your feelings as I lost my mother, too!
This channel is so good that I always upvote it before I even watch it!
Me too! I know it's going to be quality content even before watching!
These are my favorite episodes. Especially when you are in cemetery’s close to my home town. I have learned so much on these episodes. It’s not an obsession with death it’s a curiosity of the past. I love History.
Thanks Aaron!
Great video as always, Jeff! I feel the exact opposite of the commenter on your previous video, I have been doing some research on historical figures of Tuolumne County over the last few years, and visiting them in the local cemeteries reminds me that the history we are taught was not a fairy tale, these were real people who did amazing things and had incredible stories. Seeing their final resting place helps me connect those stories to a person that was once a living being like you and me and not just a page in a history book. What better way to celebrate the life and legacy of a person. 🙂
Enjoyed your show as always. Thanks Jeff and Sarah!
Another great film. Just ignore the dumb comment about too many death films. Seeing the stones and pics puts a face on who you are talking about. Also I like seeing the artwork on the stones. You are not the only person who "takes me to graves" on film. Some of the other places are much older graveyards and have artwork that isn't done anymore. Keep up the good work and say hi to Sarah for me.
Enjoy your videos, history is who we are and where we’ve come from
OMG you guys are absolutely fabulous, your attention to detail and the obvious research you’ve put in is incredible. I cannot spread the word enough; which I have done to my friends! Loving your work; please keep going. Jamie, Southampton, England, UK ❤️
I love your visits to the cemetery I love to learn the history of people.
Another great video Jeff, hope you read this !! No matter what you do there is always someone who is not gonna likes something about something you put out ! ,, again I hope you read this.. With all the research and time you must put into all these video's. ( and Sarah ) we should just sit back and learn and enjoy what you put out. Lord knows I sure do !!!! Thank you Jeff. .. Frank from montana....
My family and I went through Ceres years ago when we moved up to Placer County; very interesting history of the area. The train Depot looks alot like the one in Auburn, CA. I looked up the Kibbe killing by Jason Budrow and he was nuts also. The article said that the D.A. did not seek the death penality for the killing.
My goodness you are so knowledgeable of all these folks. I haven't used Gravefinder yet but I paid for Ancestry for years until I dropped it. I enjoy your videos so much.
Hello Jeff & Sarah, I find it amazing people would suggest death is old and tired. This is a History Channel and probably the best one I have ever viewed. Most people involved in history and shaping the world we all currently live in, have since passed on, just a fact!
Just merging 2 videos into one, great video on the Reagan family, which I just watched, especially about the daughter. Well done, as always!
We really appreciate your compliments, that you consider us the best history channel on RUclips! Death is certainly a part of life!
I may never get to visit Ceres, CA. Thank you for taking the time to make this .
Thank you for all your stories. There are things you cover that I am completely unaware of and things you cover that I knew a little about and things you cover than I thought I knew more about or differently than what was presented. In all, it is always always always wonderful to learn and remember. Thank you again.
Thank you . I look forward every Sunday to your contributions. Having lived in Lodi and Manteca I am familiar with many of your locations.
Jeff always grateful
Sunday morning and once again coffee and History lesson. You always educate your viewers with historical facts. Please have a peaceful holiday tomorrow.
I like your reference to “Sunday morning coffee and History lesson.”. I’m going to make that a habit, too!
Another great video. It's always fascinating, the variety of people found in a graveyard.
Thanks very much, Brad!
Another very interesting and informative video. It never ceases to amaze me that in the days without rapid transportation and advanced communications, how people readably traversed this country. The hardships that they faced seems almost unimaginable. You do a great job of bringing the past into focus and informing us of the many people who have gone before us and placed their stamp of importance on our past. Thanks for all your research and the hard work it takes to put out such quality videos!
Thank you! In many respects I think they were far more sophisticated in their thinking and conduct than we realize. Today’s generations doesn’t know how to live like they did, resourceful and hardy!
I enjoy the cemetery tours. Seeing the graves along with your research is very interesting. Thanks.☮️💖🎶
Another Great History Hunt.. cemeteries are a sombre place to go , but So much info from the past is found. Thank you again Jeff and Sarah
Very nice video. Ceres Memorial Park is one I have not yet visited. We cannot talk about History without talking about the dead. If people do not like it, do not watch the videos. I liked the fact you talked about the Civil War Soldiers in this video and how they relate to some of the biggest events in History.
Jeff watched all your videos basically through the covid lockdowns really grateful for your videos help me forget about the law about covid when it was going on thank you so much
Thank you History Hunters for this great video- very personal to me because many of my family and friends are buried there- including my mom and dad.
I understand the sentiment. Losing parents is a hard thing to endure. I lost my mom in 2020 and my dad is getting up there in age.
@@jbenziggy It never goes away- and rightfully so. When you are raised with great memories, they stay with you forever.
I to thank for your post each week history hunters you do great of it keep them coming 👍👍👍
Great as usual!!
Thanks again!
Brother Cliff is in glory where he belongs. What an anointed ministry. That was him singing, "Just as I am" on altar calls, I believe.
I really enjoy your channel Jeff. Thank you ❤️
I love the graveyard editions, full of history!
I am so thankful for your videos 😊Keep up
the amazing work sir ✌️
Very interesting episode, my wife's maiden name is Averill. Not much is known on their family history. It would be interesting 🤔 if they were connected. Thank you for another amazing episode.
Jeff, you are such an amazing researcher and story teller! Once again, Thank you!
Great music and really enjoyed the graves of history. You have a great channel. I get your videos everyweek.
Awesome! Thank you, Sally!
I love your videos and the amount of detail you dig up on those who've passed before us. It is both incredibly interesting and serves as a great tribute to their lives. Keep up the amazing work.
Thank you very much!
Jeff - you are such an awesome communicator. I love listening to your voice and find myself fully engaged which is a rarity in many things I do these days! God Bless you and Sarah. Take care-
Wow, thank you! That's a really nice thing to say! And I always hated the way I sound! LOL.
God bless you and yours!
Just stumbled upon your channel...I am now a Subscriber...I thoroughly enjoy your presentations...very articulate,very informative.Thanks for what you do!
Great video Jeff. You such a good job. I especially appreciated the part about Cliff Barrows. Many blessings to you and Sarah.
Jeff I like way u tie history in with gravesite very interesting Thanks
Great video Jeff, as always! Keep them coming.
Thank you Melissa! Blessings!
Great video! Thanks for your hard work bringing these every week!
Happy 4th of July to you all!
Enjoyed your tour of Ceres Cemetery. I love history. Being a California native there is so much history all around us. Went to Nevada City and toured the cemetery there where a number of my Ancestors are buried. When we traveled to Scotland 3 years ago found it very interesting to tour old graveyards there and look at headstones. We also went to the cemetery that has Lockerbie tragedy memorial. Keep up your good work.
My mother in law is buried at this cemetery she wanted to be buried next to flea market..and I drive by it almost every day and never took time to look at Graves..u r always educating me I didn't even realize cannon is there
Awesome vlog, thank you so much for highlighting the graves of veterans of the civil war. The history of the civil war has a place in my heart for these brave men. And the early pioneers.
I wonder what these people would think about our time as we know it?
So much special people are buried there. Who would of known? Its people like you that helps us to appreciate. California rich history.
Till next time.
Yet another great graveyard 'tour' ! I too have never seen a headstone with a QR code on it!
Great presentation again, Jeff! Thank you!!
Thank you for another great video.
Great video keep them coming
Thanks! Will do!
Thanks for the gold production value you guys do great work and I love history
Ceres???? No way! Thank you!!!!!!🔥
Hey, Jeff, you're in my neighborhood... sort of. I'm in Turlock. Thanks for another great episode. You always touch on things and people that I find interesting.
We Love the Cemetery episodes, i like hearing about the History behind these Americans, keep up the Awesome work, Happy 4th
Obsessed with death? I know several RUclipsrs who visit cemeteries. One has even saved a couple of "forgotten" cemeteries. I like hearing about the people in history you present and seeing their pictures. I recently visited my family and because of these videos and others like them, I also went to a nearby cemetery. The office has a map of the famous people buried in it and some of the not so famous. They even have a tree tour of different trees growing there. I just went for the famous people tour. It was interesting.
Another great video guy’s! So much history and forgotten about stories from long ago. It’s nice how in your videos you can tell us a little of these sometime forgotten about memories!!
Take care now and see ya on the next one! Frank from, Philadelphia, PA.
there is just no pleasing some ppl. love your videos.love sarah. she has a dry sense of humor and a bit of a smarteleck but that's what i like about her
Another fantastic video!
Thanks so much for this piece of history.