He had a secret about Lincoln's assassination
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Incredible story , imagine what changes he had seen in his life time .From civil war to assination of President Lincoln to planes, movies TV, cars,radio WWII etc and still be able to tell his secret so fascinating.
Yep
Had an uncle like that died a few years ago at 103 yeas old The old coot still had a driving license
@@larryhullinger4141 lol driving probably never had a accident in his life I would roll with him I be drinking and tell him to roll back in them days
@@larryhullinger4141 I dam sure would have made it home safely with him oo Chile and stop at the liquor store uncle lol he sound like the cool uncle
With all those Grandchildren, GG, and by now hundreds of other descendents you'd think someone in the family would have ponied up a grave stone by now. Such an amazing piece of history that I would want to shout it out to the world. I Pray someone puts a marker up for he and his wife.
Exactly 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Lamont thank you for making me aware of history, what a remarkable story to see the assassination my God, to witness that as a small boy just amazing thank you Lamont and you do earn every video you produce, sad story told ,to make me aware of just how precious life is. Be careful out there Lamont, be safe.
Michelle Clark I guess nowadays not a lot of ppl care for their dead relatives, which is pretty sad.
Grace markers don't do anything to change who he is, and nobody is obligated to that...!
Maybe they didn’t want a marker. My grandma told my family she didn’t want a grave marker.
Outstanding job and piece of history. Mr Seymour was indeed the last known surviving witness to the Lincoln assassination.
❤👌Thank you for sharing this ❤👌
Yo Lamont I just wanna let you know that I’ve been binge watching you for the past five days I’m addicted to your channel and I can’t stop watching good job and Thank you for bringing these people back to life with their stories
Thank you bro 🙏
What a piece of history! Thanks Lamont for covering that story..Interesting for sure!
I seen that episode on UA-cam and had to show my mom!! What a story to tell his children, grandchildren and future generations!!
This most fascinating. My God he was a piece of history and didn't know it.
I used to watch the show all the time 🙏❤️
I love the way you present the program I will be a watcher as long as you care to do it!!
Lamont thank you I'm really digging this one awesome WOW that show I remember but I was so very young but thought a very funny show but was above my head. Peace
Ty for all the entertainment, keep up the good work
this was a impressive amount of info i never knew, i have lived in and around the Easton md area my whole life. thank you for this amazing knowledge you rock.
Some ones got to know and you would think the cemetery would have better records because in the 50s they were already a lot better in the keeping of these kinds of records.
I did see a repeat of that same show. Amazing!!!!! Sad to hear he has died but he must have led quite a great life!!! Pat
Maybe they had the money but maybe they gave it to the family intead. Or maybe the family just took over the estate & wouldn't spend the money on a marker. It happens.
Ok know u top yourself with this one i seen this video on youtube so many times crazy that u found his grave 💯💯💯
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Grave markers don't change the fact about who he was as a man..... Just saying!... They don't matter!
I love your videos
That is a phenomenal piece of history indeed. TY Mr Lamont.
Cheers y'all.
It’s so sad that nobody was able to get him a marker in his family.
I can't believe you covered this!! As a history buff, I was thrilled when I came across that clip on UA-cam several years ago. Imagine if he had decided not to come on the show after that accident, we would not know this fascinating story! Thanks Lamont, for taking us where most don't go!
Same!
I watched it on Buzzr a couple of years ago. I loved it because I would have been about 18 months old when he was on I Got a Secret. I found that fascinating someone was alive who saw Lincoln shot and my life overlapped his by a few months.
Very cool!
It would be awesome to meet him to be honest with you, I’m also a huge history buff
I have such a soft heart for the elderly.. Its sad that his resting place isn't marked especially as large as his family was.
He was a sweet old man, bless him, 96 years old, that’s a brilliant age, for him to see that when he was a kid is amazing. Thank you Lamont, we are so great full for your videos on both channels . Xxx
Hi Catherine
We have a gentleman in our historical society that use dousing rods to locate bodies in unmarked graves and he could identify the head end of the body from the feet there by determine the height of the body. If you want more information let me know.
If you ever head down to Florida, you should visit the grave of Hank “Sugarfoot” Garland. I believe he was laid to rest in Jacksonville
I live in Jax & you are correct. He’s in Jax Memory Gardens along with Ronnie Van Zant & a few other musicians.
If you ever happen to go down to Bristol, Tennessee, there’s the grave of one Julius Franklin Howell that you should go see. He was 102 years old when he passed away in 1948 and he happened to be one of the last surviving men of the American Civil War and the last surviving member of General James Longstreet’s Corps of the Army of Northern Virginia.
He’s a remarkable case because, much like Samuel J. Seymour, there’s a few recordings of him recounting his early life and the war as well as him with a number of celebrities from the 1940’s.
The I’ve got a secret panel sitting around smoking cigarettes, 😂
Wow, I hope his fall had nothing to do with his death - at 96 you never know! RIP Mr. Seymour. Great VLOG!
I wish I was part of this era.. the Golden age. RIP 🙏🏼 great story as always Lamont
About 2 years ago my kid gave me a copy of the play Our American Cousin. I was afraid that I wouldn't understand the English of the 19th century it was written in. But not true. I not only understood it, I found it funny and I understand why that play ran in theaters across America for so long.
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Yes he does! That’s brilliant 👍👍👍
I've seen this video before and found it "Fascinating". Can you imagine this man was actually there to witness Lincoln's assassination??? Thanks for posting this Lamont.
I remember watching this show, possibly reruns as a kid. Sweet man, my dad lived to 95. Awesome age, have seen so much. The actual assassination of Lincoln Wow
Hey lamont! Thanks for the upload..Imagine any of the shows on now being promoted by Marlboro or Jack Daniels..😆😆
I used to watch those old shows here on youtube a year or so ago and I remember him telling his story. The stars that were on the panel were amazed at his recount of what happened. Bless his heart, at that age, being excited to come on TV and tell his story and then he falls and hurts himself at the hotel just before the show and insists on coming on anyway. May he rest in peace. Mr. Seymour, you are not forgotten.
I have read about Mr. Seymore. I’m so glad you covered this story. It’s so interesting. Thank you, Lamont. So appreciated!!
Your videos are always fascinating! I remember seeing this "I've got a secret" clip a few years ago and it's one thing to learn history from a book but a completely different thing to hear it from an actual eye witness!
Abraham Lincoln was the Tallest President at 6'5" and was also inspired by a 11-year-old girl named Grace Bedell to grow a beard as she wrote a letter to him to do so.
I wish you could visit Joan rivers gravesite she was my favorite lady comedian ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻
Did you ever see interview at her house/apartment when she showed all of her jokes that she had written down on index cards and stored in what looked like a library used to have? Sorry I am not good at explaining things but I was always fascinated with her and I thought that would be a great legacy for her to leave. I just wish she hadn’t died so soon 😢
That is amazing, he saw history and lived to be 96 wow
I’m pretty sure you walked right past Rudolph Amrein’s grave at 6:28 in this video,
I agree.
at 6:26 you panned right in front of the RUDOLPH AMBEIN GRAVE ......so maybe you just missed him
Wow!!! He would be 161 years old today. Very interesting Lamont. Love your videos! Keep doing what you do. You’re really educating us. Blessings to you.
THIS... This is the reason I became enamored with ur channel, sir... What a mesmerizing piece, how very interesting, keep the posts coming, my friend. You absolutely ROCK!
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If you had a GPS app on your mobile phone, you could have stood right on the spot. Find-A-Grave gave exact GPS coordinates for that grave. 39°16'24.5"N 76°41'05.3"W
Hey Lamont at 6:26 in your video I see Rudolph Amrein’s grave. It’s a darker colored headstone
You passed right by rudolph amerien
I hope some one that can afford to buy a headstone for him will be gracious enough to do this. After all this is history and he was too. he was the last surviving person to witness the assassination of President Lincoln. Thank you Lamont for keeping history alive.
Look up the name Irene Triplett. She was the last person in the world receiving a pension check from the Civil War. She passed away on Sunday, May 31, 2020.
Thank you for reminding us that the names on a headstone represent people who were once breathing the same air and walking on the same ground as we are now.
...and you are doing a great job. Keep up the good work, Lamont!
If you pause the video at 6:26 you will see the stone of Rudolph Amrein
I’ve seen that game show clip at least 15 times before. I think it’s just fascinating! RIP sir.
I live in Hagerstown Maryland only an hour away. You should come to Hagerstown and talk about the unsolved murder of Lori Zimmerman. She was killed back in 1984 and the case has never been solved. I was only 7 years old and I remember it being on the news and I remember parents being afraid to leave their children go outside for quite awhile. She is buried in Rosehill cemetery here in Hagerstown. She was only 14 years old. Her story even aired on unsolved mysteries.
Great show, I watch the reruns all the time! Also watched this one as well! Glad you covered this!
I as well
@@FascinatingGraveyard there's a lot of information that I can give on the assassination of Abraham Lincoln but it would be too much information to detail in the comments section.
I saw Seymour in another video interview aside from this television game show whereas he stated that he was an usher boy who was working at Ford's Theater that night.
Actually as to the sound of the gunshot it was muffled by roaring laughter from the audience over a bawdy joke delivered by an actor on stage and no one knew Lincoln had been shot until after John Wilkes Booth had lept to the stage from the balcony and delivered words to the audience then exited out the stage door to the back alley behind the theater an act that confused the crowd.
Upon landing on the stage he pointed a bloody Bowie knife he just stabbed Major Rathbone with up to the balcony and shouted "Sic semper tyrannis, there lieth Caesar and I Brutus hath slained him; the South shall rise again"!
Suddenly a blood courtling scream came from the balcony and a soldier of the Old Guard yelled from the balcony "My God, my God is there a doctor in the house? The President has been shot"!
The audience, fearing that perhaps Confederates were attacking Washington DC ran out of the theater into the street screaming in terror.
This man I know his dad was born in the 1800 hundreds he passed when he was 5 years old had his dad been living he would have been 127 years old he said his oldest sister is in her 90s he just turned 50
Mr. “Seymour”….how ironic.
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That's old tv for sure. what was his secret?
Mr. Seymour really hit his head hard that day but wow what a great memory!
Wow he witness history good video
Wonderful and informative vlog!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!!!
Fascinating story Lamont keep em coming 👍
This man was also on what's my line ? Game show
Notice that the host of the show stated at the end of the show that the elderly man was more concerned over the man jumping out of the presidents box because he didn't know that Lincoln had been shot. In other words, Seymour really didn't see Lincoln get assassination. The truth is, Lincoln staged his assassination. Seymour didn't witness the assassination. He was told that he did.
Lincoln was a beneficiary of a will by A.A. Spring for property in Huntsville Alabama. Lincoln staged his death because he had Malfrome syndrome and cancer. However, Lincoln had to run for reelection because the liberal Republicans didn't want McCleland to become president because he would probably side with the south and stop reconstruction.
So Lincoln staged his own death so that Andrew Johnson could become president. However, Andrew Johnson actually sided with the south and that is the main reason he came close to being impeached. He kept the presidency by one vote. Later it was found out that the South actually had a very good reason for seceding. The Civil War was about state's rights and tariffs, not about slavery since when you consider that the slave owners in the south were either blacks and Jews. Very few whites owned any slaves and there was only Confederate general (Nathan Bedford Forrest) that owned any slaves, and he really didn't own any slaves. He had workers and indentured servants on his plantation. When Lincoln became president we lost our freedoms. No long would the Constitution be relevant. Lincoln started the Civil War because he hated the Constitution.
Most northern generals owned slaves. The generals that owned slaves were Grant, Sheridan, Sherman, Humboldt, Thomas, and many more. The two generals that didn't owned slaves were Roscrans and Sickles. The first slave state was Massachusetts, and the last slate to free her slaves was New Jersey. She did so in 1868. Grant freed his slaves in 1866.
What kind of Edibles did you just munch on?
Thanks for the information on this man and I loved Abraham Lincoln as he was a great president. I saw the secret show and it was fascinating.
That’s sad that there’s no grave stone
Good job brother!
You always do great covering stories! I've never heard of this show. Imagine, five years old, and he was the last person that witnessed it.
Rest in peace to Samuel and his wife🙏🙏
Wish I knew ahead of time you were coming to Maryland. I'm in Finksburg, just outside of Baltimore.
So what was the secret?
Audie Murphy (Most Decorated Veteran of WWII) at Arlington Cemetery. Second Most Visited. JFK is First. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is not counted as it is the Main Draw!
I actually remember my teacher showing this episode
What an interesting cemetery. I could spend hours looking at the headstones.
Hi Anna
Wow! Lamont another fascinating story I was born in the year this great man died imagine the changes he had witnessed in his life the knowledge he gained from life experience would have been interesting and then to have been a witness to Abraham Lincoln's death what a part of history to be linked to look how many presidents he outlived in his time thanks Lamont great channel♥️
This is why im subscribe to both,always good stuff!
Now that was INTERESTING. Thanks for sharing the story
I saw that show on You Tube as well recently. Amazing story.
I am appreciative for the eclectic mix of people you feature on your channels.
I remember watching the clip a while back, totally fascinating!
Really interesting. Thank you Lamont.
I love those old game shows! “What’s My Line” is my personal favorite.
RIP, Dorothy Kilgallen.
both your channels are boss
I just looked up which cemetery Mr. Seymour is buried at (since you mentioned Baltimore, MD). I see he is at Loudon Park which is where my Grandma Susie is buried. Love your channel thank you for posting this!
Great story Lamont!!!! ♥️
Wow he should have a marker. That's history. Great story 👏 👌 👍
lamont, you walked straight past rudolf amriens stone 6:25
That show didn’t pay much couldn’t afford a headstone.
Love it thank you Lamount! You got beautiful blue eyes! So handsome and cool vlogs! Love you and your stuff
You can find his entire "I've got a Secret" Segment on UA-cam. It's honestly really kinda funny because they asked stuff like "Was this a happy event?"
@lamontatlarge , you literally just missed Rudolph grave it was the tall dark grave stone with his name written right in front before you started walking back. I know I ain’t the only one that caught it
Loudon Park, my favorite cemetery.
i recently saw this episode on YoU TUBE!
This is fascinating, Lamont, I'm so glad you took the time to search for Mr. Seymour's gravesite and share his story with us. It's a shame there's no marker but maybe that was the way he wanted it. Really hard to say with all those family members, maybe descendants don't get know either.
Wow....what a guy. I should add him to my Lincoln tattoo. Come on family. Get them a stone.
I saw that clip of him few years ago. Was kinda surprised that it made low mention. It was very important information.
Having that many children and no head stones wow