Famous Graves ~ Tom Mix, Ted Knight, Jimmy Stewart, Suzan Ball, Robert Young, Ethel Waters & More 

Seeing the Jimmy Stewart simple grave marker was truly humbling. It further witnesses what a humble, genuine man he was, and that his priorities were far beyond this life. Thanks again guys for putting this together !

Excellent, coherent presentation. Thank you.

History Hunters is truly the best thing out there- nothing comes close. Thank you Jeff for not hiding your face; for being real with us and sharing fascinating information about relevant characters.

All of these good people are dearly missed we have no replacements for them

History is very much alive with you guys telling us a little about it every Sunday! Thank you for sharing the history of all these “not so long ago” famous or not too famous people that made history and memories throughout the years. I find it really interesting and learn something new every episode! Thank you again and for all the hard work you do to put these videos together to share with us! Take care now and see ya on the next one! Frank from Philadelphia, PA.

Louis Lamour was my Grandpa's favorite all time Western hero. I have two of his books out of the all of the Louis Lamour books that my grandpa had, Great Vlog as always Jeff!

Glad you continued touring Forest Lawn. I had no idea of all the stars of the past that are buried there. I knew there were many but not who. Hats off to your research and professionalism.

Beautifully done and very respectful. That's why I love this channel so much. Thanks, Jeff.

Wonderful...thanks for all your hard work.

I could spend a day there easily! Thank you for allowing me to revisit those I have heard of from their Hollywood days as well as learn about those I have not. I appreciate understanding all of them. Each life is a story and precious.

Watched again today with my coffee. I always love to see what significance people put on their lives to reflect on their grave stones.

Jimmy Stewart was one on the greatest actors in hollywood history.

Excellent program. Thank you

Thank you for telling us these wonderful stories of people pass

Thank you so much for all the legwork, prep, time and visuals, etc. you always provide us with, Jeff, and you, too, Sarah... They are always so informative and interesting. I recognize some of these people.🙏🏼👏🙏🏼

There is a lot of history in cemeteries...Thank you...I always learn something from you videos...Thank you for your knowledge and research..Happy Mother's Day to all Mothers out there.

Great vlog, Jeff. Very tastefully done as always. Thank you for always paying proper homage to the people whose graves you feature by telling the story of their lives, which are an important part of Hollywood's history. Well done.

I grew up in Glendale, California in the 50’s and 70’s. I remember visiting Forest Lawn quite a few times. I learned more about the history of the residents from this video than any visit could produce. Very interesting to learn how people ended up under those headstones and monuments. Great job on this episode!

Some great old Western stars and mid 20th century stars, great tour.

Another incredible video. Some I've heard of but many I received a lesson on and learned something new. Your ability to teach me something new every video is greatly appreciated. Even when I thought I knew the story, you give me those little extras. I was well aware of General Jimmy Stewart's time in uniform, but I had never heard about his son dying in Vietnam. Thank you for showing me the resting places of my Brother in Arms.

Hey Jeff, this was a really enjoyable vlog. Looking forward to more like this. Thank you! 👍🏼😃

Jeff, what a great vlog!! You are a natural narrator and you bring such respect to the memory of those you share. I also appreciate the way you bring clips of so many that I've never seen (or in some cases have never heard of before). Keep up the great work - I never miss a time to watch you. Blessings always.

Excellent video, very interesting cemetery. If only we could talk to these people and ask questions and learn from their experiences. I definitely have a question for Tom Mix and others as well. Thanks for spending the time and effort and sharing this video with us.

Great job remembering those long gone

Beautiful like always thank you.

Jeff thanks for all the research and care you put into History Hunters. I really appreciate it. This episode is outstanding and as a Christian, I was very moved by the Ethel Waters part. Thanks and keep up the good work!

great work jeff,keep'em rolling buddy. ty santee

That cemetery is rich in history of the world of movies & television! Thanks for the vlog!

Thank you for taking those long drives to south California and creating these very interesting videos, there is alot of effort and dedication...

Great vlog Jeff. You were right Jimmy Stewart was in my opinion the greatest actor to grace a screen.

Great video Jeff loved it 💯💯💯💯💯👌👌👌

Jeff! What a terrific episode!!!! Can’t thank you enough for the trip down memory lane! We so enjoyed Forest Lawn! On a side note, my mother-in-law had every book Louis Lamour ever wrote and now we have them. Both she and my husband have read them over and over again. Thank you so much for all you do in providing this great content! Your biggest Tennessee (formerly California) fans😉 (Go see Tom Mix’s home!)

A good watch as always!

Very nice video. Thank you for putting it together, please keep it going as it warms my heart.

I thought, hmm! Graves I've seen over and over again. But not so, you did lots of graves that have obviously been overlooked before you shot this video. Thank you so much. Greatly appreciated.

Brilliant, what a history lesson

I learned so much from this video! Thank you so much!

Love Richard Dix movies ..... Chester Morris is another favorite of mine...

There is a little memorial with picnic benches and ramadas near the wash where Tom Mix left this world. It is about 18 miles south of Florence off the west side of AZ route 79 (US 80 at the time of his accident), about 100 yards north of the wash.

I live in santa rosa. Grew up in marin county. Im a history buff and old Hollywood. Also like old cemeteries. Been to many on California Hollywood forever is my favorite. Thank you for these videos

your best cemetery episode yet...

Wow! Thanks so much for a fantastic video. I loved it ❤

Me again….I just have to comment about the stunning beauty of the mother and baby statue..just as you said “feel the love” I did! A lovely warm wave seemed to come out of the screen and envelope me in a wonderful hug…"it’s a truly gorgeous statue, made to life size and I’m betting it was either made and brought over or made here by an Italian skilled craftsman. They are such incredible artists, moulding and releasing these images by chipping away with a chisel and wooden mallet! This, to me is priceless work….can you imagine what it would. Cost to have commissioned nowadays? That’s if there are still skilled craftsmen capable of executing such a beautiful work of art. The mother portrayed certainly adored that baby! God. Bless them! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🙏🙏💕💐

Thank you for sharing this. I've walked through Forest Lawn but must've missed these.

What an amazing group of people you have featured on here. Most i know just a few i didn't .Really great video Jeff Thankyou for all the work you have done to bring it to us

Wonderful. Remembering people.

My father LOVED Forest Lawn! We drove through it a few times when I was a kid. It’s a beautiful place! ♥️

My grandmother told me about when she was a teenager, she would go to Jimmy Stewart's parents hardware store in Butler, Pa just to gaze upon his handsome face.

Hi guys, thanks for another great video. Wishing you a very happy mother's day!!! 💐🌺🌼⚘💕🌻 Hope you all have a wonderful time👍🙏🤍

A wonderful video.....thk you..for sharing ❤ I really enjoyed it...

Hello Jeff, thanks again for another wonderful vlog. Tom Mix is buried not far from my g uncle and g aunt Dr. Everett Sherrard, on top of Whispering Pines. Oh and research the Walter Overell family, and what their daughter and her boyfriend did..........................that could be another vlog in itself.

Beautifully done! Thank you for speaking up as being a Christian. The best reason to not fear death!❤

Absolutely love your channel. Brings back such great memories and I'm learning as you go. Thank you

You do so good showing us different things thank you for that if it wouldn't be for u showing us we wouldn't know any of this it is great keep up the good work 😅😅❤

As a retired therapist I can say it good to have the boys at the funeral. We want our kids to experience all feelings especially hard ones when they are still in a family who can teach and model healthy ways to experience them. We have sanitized our, reading happy books and watching shows with happy endings. Books like Peter Rabbit and movies like Bambi taught kids about lose and grief.... people who grow up unable to selfsooth endings up looking for things out themselves to cover the feelings. Usually those thing whatever they are lead to addictions of some form or other

😎 Jeff , great job on this vid…..oh the memories

So amazing and informative! Thanks

Love the work you do.

Did you mean Joe E. Brown was drunk while acting that part or he was acting the part of a drunk. Also ,Wow! What a beautiful cemetery. Thanks for showing.

5:30 I love Jimmy Stewart. Hard to believe he has such a small, simple grave like anyone else. He always seemed like such a nice guy.

I appreciate this exceptional video! I was intrigued at how many of the markers seemed rusted and corroded. That is sad.

Very good,thank you,merci

This video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work. WOW very interesting 1st class very kool great info.,, AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ again great

Another awesome video Thank you guys I am going to start doing videos again I had fun with it Just to create smiles and happiness nothing else, sorry havent been on was dealing with heart issues again think they got it kinda fixed so time to enjoy life again Thank yall for all ya do

When I was a young Hollywood Marine back in 1977, I donated blood to the Red Cross at the downtown Bob Hope Hollywood USO, there were 3 beds set up for donations, and actor Robert Young and I donated at the same time, He was a very-very shy man. or else was fearing his blood being withdrawn. He was not the outgoing confident actor I knew watching him on TV. It was awkward talking to him, I do not remember what we talked about. I could tell that he was troubled. years later I read that he suffer from depression, and that was the Robert Young that I met that day. 😞

I've been past the Tom Mix memorial marker many times. Great quail hunting out there.

So we'll researched.Interesting video.

Lived watching Jimmy Stewart. My favorite movie was Harvey.

The best friends I ever had were the warm California ocean breezes. The smell of the scrub brush that cover the low rolling brown hills. The sight of the San Bernardino mountains after a heavy rain. My dreams fade like the gray whale traversing the Catalina Channel.

I remember Robert Young best in Father Knows Best

Really Cool 😎

Jimmy Stewart was one of my favorite male actors. My favorite is Burt Lancaster

2:30 Wow...I just shot a photo of a 1936 Cord at a guy's private car collection. It's a really interesting car, especially for way back in 1936.

Jimmy Stewart was good Actor R.I.P

So cool

Im such a fan I cant wat for whats next!!!!!!!

Lots of stars located there!

I love Ethel Waters !!!

An early history hunters :)

I was a big fan of joe e brown. I loved it when he would yell “ heeeEEEEEYYYY “ !!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

FYI Jeff. Tom Mix was a paulbauer for Wyatt Earp 3:06

I was two times at the Glendale's Forest Lawn Memorial Park (in 2011 and 2015) - I hoped to visit the grave 27:16 of Lionel Stander ("Max" - the Butler from "Hart to Hart") but his grave is in the area "Garden of Honor" (Information from a man there - for private only)!

“Tom Mix cried” is the famous ending line in Tombstone. There are many intriguing stories at Forest Lawn. The painting of Jesus’ Crucifixion is a must see when you visit.

Billy Sunday lived with his grand parents here in ames iowa and is buried here just across town from where I live I have been to his grave

Like your videos 😅

I love the videos I was wondering if you have been to Scottys Castle in California I was there as a kid and loved it also was a place .. can't remember the name but had a bridge that was over a huge hole lol it had a bunch of stuff and was tourist attraction...maybe you guys would like those places well at least Scotties Castle lol..I enjoyed it as kid maybe you guys would too..have a great day

Do they keep the mosoleum where Michael Jackson is locked up? It looks like u were really close to it

It seems the bigger the ego, the bigger the monument.

I remember when Ted Knight saw Walter Cronkite on The Mary Tyler Moore Show.Tony

The 101 Ranch and Wild West show is in my hometown of Ponca City Oklahoma

So that’s what Tom Trailmix from little dogs on the prairie came from

TV show Beretta, if I'm not mistaken, Sammy Davis Jr sings.. keep your eye on the Sparrow

There are some good ones that demised there as well.... Late King of Pop; Michael Jackson His father & producer; late Joe Jackson... Late Dame Elizabeth Taylor Burton Late Lon Chaney Sr... Late founder Yoga Master Late Ed Wynn & his son late Kenneth Wynn

Jimmy Stewart has no mention of his Military service, very simple, very humble. A Great American.

Jimmy Stewart had a humble gravesite compared to most other big actors! He was a great actor! "The Man from Laramie" was one of my favorites.

Thank you, Jeff! Your cemetery tours are the best; you keep the camera on the grave stone and read what it says which is very much appreciated. I especially enjoyed the Ethel Waters presentation and the Semple Mc Pherson one also. Something was off with her; the Lord knows. Thank you again for your videos; I enjoy them all and God bless you! …..🌝

My favorite SundaySaturday show! Thank you for another great episode. All the time you put into creating these is much appreciated by those of us watching. 🙂

Caryll ekelund..tragic story, very sad. The stories of the people are so interesting. Thank you for all the research, photos and video clips. Your hard work made for an enjoyable episode!

Your videos are superb! You go far and beyond in bringing us information on the folks whose graves you visit. You are fast becoming my fav. RU-vid channel for this type of content. Thank you so much for the hard work you put into these.

Absolutely love History Hunters just so many famous actor's graves Jimmy Stewart was always my favorite in what ever he did his grave just showed how down to earth he was 💟