Searching for outlaw Bill Dalton's Unmarked Grave 

I liked this one. In 1980 my Grandmother told my sister and i that the Dslton's were our 4th cousins. My Grandmother was 98 years old at that time. She had some good stories about crossing the country by wagon. Great job. Janie

Thank you for keeping my families history alive!!!!

Thorough research pays off! Kudos, Jeff, for your persistence, patience, and tenacity. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I grew up in Turlock and currently reside not too far from Livingston. Ive passed the spot where Bill Dalton was buried numerous times since I was a little boy. Thank you Jeff for the history lesson of the Dalton Gang and the impact they had in Livingston and Turlock Community. I love your channel and looking forward to watching more in the future.

Amazing story Jeff, and so connected to your relatives nearby. I have family nearby in Hickman, CA that I visited as a boy each summer for a week with my 3 sisters. We had lots of fun on his 350 acre peach farm. My cousin lives there now and grows amonds, no L in the word because they beat the L out of the tree to get them down! Thanks for your research.

Pure CLASS!! "The History Channel" could NOT have done better.

I love outlaw histories and for sure the Daltons are one of them. Good job guys for the hard work in putting all that inf together.

Absolutely excellent. Watching while I slowly remove my carpet, pad and tac strips from my stairs to the first floor. Keep them coming. Ms. Sarah, thank you as well for your dedication, efforts, driving, accompanying Jeff. I enjoy your own special humor and personality. You had a nice balance to Jeff and History Hunters. 😀👍🏻😎 👍🏻😎👍🏻😎🙏🏻✝️🇺🇸🙏🏻✝️🇺🇸.

Love the "But Get Over It" at the beginning. LOL! Great episode. Thanks again Jeff and Sarah.

I’m glad I stumbled across this channel. I’ve live in Ceres, my grandma is from Livingston and her parents also, my great grandparents that I did get a chance to know. They had a ranch out on west side blvd right by the store. They are the Boyd’s. And I now can’t stop watching you’re videos thank you for making them

Another great episode, Jeff! You and Sarah do an excellent job.

i am amazed at the research you put into your videos jeff.all of sarah and your time that is spent per episode is astounding.i would have to say that truly history hunters is by far the best on you tube.great work on each and every video.

Amazing piece of American Western History. So much time and effort went into this video, I am very appreciative of your dedication to the American Western History. Very informative. I did not know this about "Bill Dalton", that he was buried twice. I am familiar with the Dalton gang and their place in History. Once again, thank you Jeff and Sarah.....

After watching this, I now want to read a book on the Dalton! Found my old comment, can't believe it's been 3 years since I last watch this video, I can still remember the guy probing the grave and found Bill Dalton unmarked grave. 🙂

I’m from Los Banos, Ca and I’m glad to hear history near my city

I stumbled onto your channel today. You have taken me on virtual trips down history lane. I am disabled and retired from driving semi. There are so many places I would pass near, but sadly never gotten to visit because of duty and inability to get a semi in close enough. Thank you especially in this time we're all in with COVID-19. I hope you and your family are well.

That was really fun. I've been up and down and all around the San Joaquin Valley since I was young. It's very cool to know the local history. In the early 2000s, I passed by Ceres many times. We used to joke about leaving something unpleasant on Representative Condit's lawn because of his affair with Chandra Levy.

Sorry to hear about your friend Joe. That's why I'm watching this now. God bless.

Very interesting, I sometimes forget I'm watching this on youtube. You and Sarah got a great sense of humor even on serious subject. 🙂

Really cool that you share your family history in the story.. As usual, great video.

Im finally catching up with some of your older, Thank God, because there Awesome. Yes as I've come accustom to your thorough hunt for history, but come on you two are magical, it just reminds me of my wife and I. When you have people like yourself out there history can be informative, yes I'll say it, Fun! Thanks so much.

The Daltons used to race horses on a track in Clovis...it is rumored that Littleton Dalton was a member of the California Assembly and that Emmet Dalton used to lecture on not going on the Owlhoot trail...love your posts Jeff!

This was really interesting. don't much about the Daltons, but who'd have thought that a famous in infamous outlaw from the old west would be buried in Turlock in an unmarked grave. I wonder how many people that live there know that. Or people that visit the cemetary know that. Great episode.

I was born in Meade Kansas in 1936... This is the town that the Dalton's Gang had their hideout. They made an underground tunnel from their barn to the house, where they could hide . My family moved from Meade , Ks in 1943, to Livingston , California. We rented a house (that had originally been a gas station) from Joe Ulrich's parents. It was years later after I had grown up, that the memories of touring the Old Dalton Gang's Hideout and Museum , stirred up my interest in the history of The Dalton Gang. Reading up on different stories I found out that Bob Dalton had married Jayne Blivin from Livingston , California. And that they had lived in this big old two story house of the Ulrich's, right next door where I had lived as a little girl. In fact Bob Dalton was buried in the yard of that home, and in later years his body was moved to the Cemetery in Turlock, California. I agree with Roy G. Dodd.. this video was done with Pure Class...

Came back to watch this after seeing the latest one with the rocketeer and your grandparents. I'm having an history hunters binge, must be on my 7th in a row today lol. Much appreciated you two

HH pictures are awesome Like taking us back in time Thanks Jeff

Awesome piece of detailed history....I'm stuck in Lodi it literally hits home. I went down the street on south school street n checked out that old victorian that his boy moved to. Gave me goosebumps

Thanks for these videos. I’m learning a whole new history about my area.

Thank you for the effort and the time the team invested making this excellent historical research and video production.

Good video! My Grandfather, Great and 2xGreat Grandparents are buried at Turlock Memorial also. They named and lived on Brier Rd. [my last name] starting in 1906. Easternmost house on the South side of the Road.

Another great video! I have always been intrigued with the "Old West." I was born in 1959 and my mother told me when I was 20 that I was born 100 years to late! 🤠👍

This is crazy. I grew up in Ballico CA., Went to Livingston High, lived in Turlock for years, I worked at that cemetary on W. Main and now I live 1/4 mile from the two banks in Coffeyville KS.

LIVINGSTON IS MY HOMETOWN!! And oh my there is so much history that is kept away! NICE VIDEO!!!

This is why I keep subscribing. Perfectly done. Thanks for the research, the production, and the sharing. You are the only channel on my RU-vid list that I have notification turned ' on' for. Although I know you come on Sunday mornings.. Thank you Jeff for all that you do. P.S. you have a beautiful co-host...

What A great documentary about my kin. Dalton brothers were 1 cousins to my great grandfather. Great job. I would like to say that the Daltons were more notable for their bank robberies then trains. Great job Larned somethings l didn't know thanks for the episode

I had no idea so many Outlaws are/were from the central California valley. Super interesting. I share your constant comments about the apparent lack of appreciation for our historic buildings, sites, etc., That they city, county, state officials turn a blind eye to the historic buildings falling down, sites ignored. There should be a budget for preservation within every government financial plan.

You Jeff and your gorgeous girlfriend Sarah are amazing. The Dalton's were famous out laws of the 1890s especially. In 1964 I met an 85 year old man my dad had hired for ranch work on our place. The gentleman told me all about his knowing the Younger brothers and about Bob Dalton. He tried to join their gangs when he was 15 years old!

So much important history and today people just walk on by the locations where these historical figures once walked and to think your actually connected. Fascinating stories.

I recently came across your channel and I gotta say great job you guys really know how to research and present your product job well done keep it up thank you

Jeff, what a great job you did on this. I have heard stories about the Daltons and Doolins all my life because they operated around my area here in central Oklahoma, but I never knew about this California connection. I am told that some of my ancestors had a run-in with them before statehood near Silver City, Oklahoma. My wife's grandmother was a small child living in Ingalls, Oklahoma when the shootout occurred. She still remembered the event when she was still living.

I grew up always hearing about the Dalton gang from my grandma who is also a Dalton because they’re my ancestors. This was a very well made video.

Awesome History I'm from Texas thank you brother great true story God bless you

Excellent. The most informative video on the Dalton's I have ever seen. It is a little sad to see how places change over time, but was great to be there.

I was born in Coffeyville! so this was neat to watch and I have been to the Dalton museum when I w as a kid, but I live in the Bay Area since I was 6.

I enjoying something like this Jt is very interested to get information that either read or heard about and I'm glad I run across this vlog I've also seeing your vlog inthe past and love each of them

My parents grew up in the Dalton house. There were 2 Dalton brothers buried between the palm trees in front of the house. Both were exhumed, 1 buried in Turlock, CA and 1 buried in Atwater, CA as I understand it. Lots of history with Daltons and Livingston.

What an absolutley awesome video.. thank you

I live just 16 miles from Pooleville. There are several legends surrounding Bill's tracking and death, including that there were two competing posses after the reward money, and one posse got the other drunk so that they couldn't ride out in pursuit! There is an historical marker in Pooleville (known as "Elk" in those days) privately placed by one of the descendants of the US Deputy Marshall that put a bullet into Bill. Supposedly the alert was raised because Bill's wife was shopping in Ardmore and passed a bank note drawn on the Longview (TX) bank which they had robbed, but it was noticed that the note was not signed by the manager, as bank notes were in those days (each major bank would provide their own notes drawn against cash held - sort of like a debit card of the day). The shop keeper held up putting the purchased goods together and when the questionable bank note was brought to the attention of the local law enforcement, the chase began! Apparently there was also some alcohol being imported an awaiting being picked up at the train station, and in those days IT (Indian Territory) was "dry", so that also raised suspicions (although it also raises the question of how one posse got the other drunk!). Allegedly after the killing and on the way back to Ardmore, the posse paused to pour cold water over the body en route - it being a hot day and nasty things were starting to happen - as Bill's wife happened upon the group and looked in and saw her husband lying dead. Lots of myths, I'm sure, but still told in this neck of the woods!! Thanks for the video! :)

Love the way you both bring good history but with a good luagh :)

Awesome history lesson of my hometown.

Great job Jeff. Very interesting!

I found your channel about six months ago, and in addition to the new videos I've been enjoying several of your older videos. I must say that I like your own narration better than the voice-overs by the other actor.

Been watching u for years but this one I missed.... bad ass history.. I would of been an outlaw back then too

Hello Jeff, along with your research and video of Bill Dalton. A new book has been published . ' the Last Outlaws. The Desperate Final Days of the Dalton Gang " , Tom Clavin. Picked it up in the library very enjoyable read.

this is very interesting . just loved this episode

Hi Sarah and Jeff! I find your channel addictive. I like all types of history and I partial to California history. Since the two of you are from Merced why don’t you consider doing a story on the Stevinson Ranch? It’s been in the same family since 1852. I knew Georgette “Ma” Kelley and her husband Bob they rubbed shoulders with The Who’s who from Pebble Beach to San Francisco. They were very down to earth people who were loved by all. In San Francisco they lived at The Summit at 999 Green Street the largest mid century modern project ever built by the Eichler. At their Ranch they had a private polo field and an award winning home. These definitely were early Californians full of history and intrigue.

Just stumbled on you channel. Absolutely love it ..... I have a passion for history and it’s a double win as I’m just as crazy about old movies .... keep up the great work !!

Nicely done! Joe Ulrich is my daddy. I have grown up with all of the Dalton stories. It's nice to see this all put together!

With the passion of history coursing through my veins, would love to be able to do what history hunters does, with taking another step in helping solve or reopen cold case files.

Jeff about 30 yrs ago turlock journal had put artical in the ppaer about a famous outlaw in turlock cemitary then known as potters corner

Love this thank you

Very interesting ,, I got to know a Larry Dalton, around -94,, in Russellville, AR. He's dead now but he told me alot about His relatives. One of Bills 9 (?) Brothers was Larrys great great grandfather. Name was Henry, or Cole, If I am not mistaken. He never became an outlaw though.

awesome thanks for sharing

This was great...loved it!!!

Wow !! We really share the same types of interests , from the old west to Back to the future movies

This story is so Cool..Loved It..

Professional, solid excellence...

Greatest couple, in American history travel team, so super great, ever. OMG!!

Great video!!!! Use ....Find a Grave ....to help you narrow down your searches.

Seems to me Ground Penetrating Radar would have been a lot easier and no damage done to the coffin. Nicely done history lesson.

*Awesome video!*

Interesting. I'm from Livingston and had been aware of the legend of the Dalton's and the burial location of Bill but never knew he was relocated to Turlock.

Great job.

Glad you found Bill Dalton's final resting place.

Love this stuff, keep it up 👍🏻

You guys are fun!

My dad's grandmother said they spent the night in the Argo Church after the longview tx bank robbery. They crossed white oak creek on the Murphy and zelleth trail then onto rock crossing on the sulphur river up into the territory

Thanks for these video great story

One of the Dalton boys ,after doing his time in jail. Went to Hollywood and acted in a movie about the Dalton. My good friend is a Dalton, And he looks just like one of them

That's was great about the Outlaw Dalton's.

It's strange to see you make all of the connections as you piece this together, because I was reading up on him while watching the video, I saw that he was born where I live. I had no idea that the Daltons were here at one point.

The movie 'The Last Ride of the Dalton Gang' was filmed in Columbia in 1979. The story it told was pretty incomplete. Your video has added a lot to the narrative. The movie is fun though, not only because I am in it, but for all it shows of Columbia!

A great story, and so sad you never knew your Grandfather.

Very good job Jeff! Great video!

Some of my family lived in Coffeyville, KS. at the time of the Dalton Gangs attempted bank robberies in Oct. 1892.

another masterpiece

I love your hairstyle. Looks great on you!

Love old West History. Your wife sure is lovely. Love your videos

Those gosh darn Dalton boys always up to some shenanigans.

Gold medal for this one. Handsome dad.

Awesome find!

Love the video. You should bring back the narrator....the guy has a great voice and almost as good as the late great Peter Thomas. Best channel on YT easily!!!

Vary good video. I love this very history lady from Oklahoma. There James, Dalton, Doolin, Younger. All descended from Outlaws live here in Oklahoma. And a few in law enforcement officer.

Hi Guys, I love the Ol outlaw history. Seems like several of them have history in California, Jesse James Too. Year's ago I hauled Cattle out of Coffeeville,and South Coffeeville about every week. Really Good video Thanks. PS. I thought that guy was going to get played out probing for the Grave.

Well that was well worth my time! I was just in Coffeyville this past weekend, actually two weekends ago. The Dalton's history still a huge part of the sleepy little Kansas town just over the Oklahoma border. I know it takes money but it would be nice to go back with ground penetrating radar and get an image of what it looks like? See if you can see the rectangle disturbance of soil, dirt that has been dislocated. Just saying. A quick follow up, part two? Also, a trip to Tulsa and short drive to Coffeyville to hit the historical spots. I'll buy lunch and drive! You could also hit the historic Browns Mansion in Coffeyville and then off to Bartlesville, home of Frank Phillips, founder of Philips 66 and Woolaroc!! Or, over to Copan! Site of one of the most infamous unsolved murders. The Mullendore murder at the Mullendore Mansion! Books have been written. If you go to the wikipedia page on the subject, it quotes Gary Glanz, a private investigator from Tulsa. I can set you up with him, he is a friend of mine (went to school with his son.) Plenty of history worthy of a trip. If you want more info I can email you some interesting reads that might pique your interest. By the way, part of the movie Tulsa with Susan Heyward was filmed in Tulsa. Plenty of good locales to recreate scenes from the movie. Just random thoughts after watching one of my new favorite channels of RU-vid. Thank you for your work.

good documentary really enjoyed it

So cool !!!! 😍

Ada would be a good stop, in OK! I'm born and raised here, and it's "Where The Old West Died", due to Deacon Jim Miller.

great video

Again very interesting