I WANT A NETFLIX SERIES ABOUT THE SPENCERS!!! DOES ANYONE AGREE?

We've always been told that Diana was from an aristocratic family, but my goodness I had no idea it was to this extent. The Spencer lineage is quite impressive.

Thank you to Charles Spencer for preserving his heritage and sharing it with us.

As a lover of history, it's wonderful to hear a descendant talk about his family.. thanku Earl Spencer.

You can see that Charles is quite comfortable being surrounded by family, no matter their century. I love his comment about the family red hair!!

I can’t look at Earl Spencer without thinking of his heartbreaking eulogy at Diana’s funeral. Rest in peace Princess Diana 🌹

I will never ever forgot Earl Spencers speech at Diana's funeral. It really needed to be said. She didnt need no royal title because factually she was more royal than the royal family. Rip HRH Princess Diana.

Thank you Charles Spencer. It’s not where your body is going that matters; but your soul. Amen 🙏

I truly think and believe that this is where Diana is buried. I have been to the "oval island." Once I saw it, I had a strong sense that she was not buried there and that it was a decoy to protect her privacy of where she truly is. This setting in this country church is beautiful. It is where she probably is. I hope so. Wonderful video. Thanks to The Earl for producing and narrating it.

I love the story of the Spencer history, its fascinating. The Earl has done a great job of looking after the family heritage.

I strongly believe that our Queen of hearts is resting here next to her late beloved father and surrounded by her legend ancestors .Rest well in your eternal sleep Princes Diana .You are forever in our hearts .

I love history and to hear Charles talk about his family, really makes the people come to life. I wish he would write a book about all the past Spencer’s.

Fascinating. I love history and it’s awesome that Charles Spencer is so in touch with his family history

You are a wonderful son, grandson..great grandson, father, brother and uncle:) You are a keeper of the faith and history of your family!!! I respect you immensely :)

Fascinating family history, Althorp must be a very interesting place to visit. I really hope that in reality Princess Diana is buried in the vault with her parents. It’s very sad to think that she is on that lonely island away from everyone, when all her life she strived to be with people.

I am a Spencer, and I absolutely love this video. I could hear Charles talk about the Family forever. I have been working on my Family Tree and DNA, so hearing these names that I have seen within my tree is absolutely wonderful.

A true Royal family with a very long history and of course one of the most famous woman in the world .. Lady Diana Spencer .. The Queen of our hearts 💕💕

I like how you include stories of the women in your family. So much of what we hear about history is men's stories.

Listening to what Charles said at the end, I suppose Diana must be in the chapel, like the rest of her family, not on the lake.

Thank you, it is lovely tribute to the Spencer family.

I am sure that the remains of the Late Diana are in this church Bless you Diana

Love listening to the history of the Spencer's. I never knew about this Spencer church. When he said he would be dead down there in the underground vault with all the generations I have little doubt Lady Diana is down there too & not out in the middle of that island by herself. She would be very well protected down in the vault

All of the tombs are so beautifully preserved, and indeed reflect the period when each family member lived. I see a clear family resemblance in so many of the faces, especially the eyes. The stories are fascinating. We are fortunate Earl Spencer is willing to share his family history with us.

Althorp is such a wonderful place. It´s good to know it´s in the best hands.

Charles, Earl Spencer is a marvelous storyteller and family historian. I hope his children will look after Althorp with as much care and attention as Earl Spencer has. Althorp is a treasure trove of history and priceless artwork. Princess Diana did not step into foreign territory upon her marriage to King Charles.

I love these little shorts #1508 about the Spencer family history - thank you for sharing your world with us.

Thank you both for sharing your home, your family history and your love for Althorp with us.

Seeing the carving of their faces, and especially the portrait of Penelope really brings their names to life. Thank you so much for sharing. What a beautiful place to lay in rest for eternity along with your ancestors. 🙏

I could listen to Charles all day , I love how he talks about his family's rich history , such a beautiful Gent ....Thank you 🇨🇦

Prince George looks just like Charles Spencer, especially the eyes

Charles Spencer is a really wonderful gentleman and the whole family have their feet firmly on the ground. He has done his best for his family and the staff who work for him. It’s one big family all doing their bit to carry the name into the future. When you meet him he is down to earth and incredibly knowledgeable. His love for his family both present and past he can share the lives with you. I found him to be a true gentleman and friendly.

AMAZING!! No one knows the history, completely love it,Diana im sure is proud of her brother. ❤️

Much respect to Sir Charles Spencer, he has dedicated his life to preserving his family estate and their history.

That is such a beautiful resting place full of Spencer family and English history. Lovely to see it.

Thank you Earl Spencer (princess Diana little brother) for allowing the world to have a glimpse of your family's burial site. Resting in a church, may God watch over you all.

I’m loving these Spencer 1508 videos. It’s so wonderful to see an American embrace British culture with curiosity and respect instead of slamming it because they don’t understand it and won’t make the effort to understand it either

Wonderful to share history so well taken care of and preserved. Thank you for sharing

He’s a excellent historian.the art work is beautiful

many thanks Charles Spencer for the lovely tour of your ancestors and your safe keeping of our people princess ❤❤❤

Love hearing about the Spencer family's history..Charles sir,you need to put a book together about the history of all the Spencer's & what they did & how they contributed to the family,and would love to hear about their hobbies etc if any.Thank you for bringing us this channel 👍🏻

Fascinating and interesting to see how interwoven the Spencer's are to English history.

Incredible! Whole story of this aristocratic family is incredible! And then Diana!

I know how Earl Spencer feels about it being comforting to know that he will be with his family. We have a family cemetery, not near as grand as the Earl's, lol, but I've known since I was little that I would be there one day, and that gives me great comfort.

Charles looks very happy Karen I think that you're contribution with all the hard work you do means alot to the family

Love this. I loved lady Diana Spencer. Love hearing about her family.

The history is amazing. The tomb’s magnificent

All I can say is wow. The Spencer family is so rich in history, it's just astounding.

Diana was such a lovely lady ,RIP princess Diana😢,you will never be forgotten ❤

Fascinating to listen to Charles and to see the vault. I'm still convinced Princess Di is in the vault with her ancestors and not on the island, especially after Charles said *all the Spencers are there*

Charles is so relaxed and deeply proud of his family’s lineage. This is interesting to learn about this side of the Spencer Family. I think Prince George looks like Charles, Diana’s brother.

Thank You very much. Charles Spencer that was so interesting. To have such a large, tangible connection to your ancestors, spanning centuries, is marvellous and fascinating.

Love this program as an avid history lover. The Spencers are an old aristocratic family. Yes Diana is resting with them. ❤🙏💐 Helen from 🐨🦘🦜

The idea of all the family (17+ generations) being together in one place is amazing to me. My family members are buried in many Philadelphia PA cemeteries(Dad’s side) and towns and family farms in the U.S.A., and in the case of my immigrant ancestors, in England, in the Netherlands, in Germany, in Ireland, and in possibly in other countries.

I stumbled over your site, and found it a memorable read. I studied British Empire history in graduate school years ago. My mother’s father and ancestors hailed from Somerset in the latter 1800s. Grandfather George came from a farming area and had 12 siblings. They came to the US at the time of the 1890s world depression. The eldest came first, found jobs in industry or in the dairy farms of the Ohio Midwest. Then they sent for siblings, and one by one brought the entire family over from England. My mother’s side came from German nobility and served in the Courts of the Russian tzars, the females served as ladies in waiting to the tzars. I was very obvious by the 1880s that they needed to get out before the world exploded in their faces. They were well off. They sold everything off those final years in Odessa and came to North America. Some of the siblings came to Seattle, Washington. The others traveled on to Winnipeg, Canada, a large farming/ranching region with German speaking Russians that they knew. They were considered to be millionaires judging by the number of buildings on their land and livestock herds. I was fortunate to have a second cousin to my mother write a history of the family and produce enough books that she sold them to all the relatives. Although we sort of held nobility titles in the Russian Court or ancestors would not be ladies in waiting. I found it fascinating to learn that tzars picked their brides from certain German Duchy noble families. Catherine the Great was a German born rindless from one of these Duchies (late 1700s). My Great Grandmother Elizabeth Schmidt married and moved with her husband to the United States and settled in northern Ohio on a dairy farm. Several f her siblings followed suite. Some came farther south from Canada to the Dakota Territories because land was relatively cheaper and occasionally less severe winters. Whether wealthy, landed aristocracy from a noble family as yours, or one of simpler background but with similarities, I found it fascinating to see we all live in a similar microcosm where family, ancestors, and heritage matter, and how we honor them in death.

This was excellent and deserves an in depth series.

As a lover of history, the thing I respect the English, Scottish, Welsh and Irish for is their extensive written history. The love of their history and their country is most admirable. I hope they never lose it, like we are here in the US. I can only go back to my great grandparent, on both sides of my family. I wish I could go back further. I wish my ancestral homes were available to me with a knowledge of them, my family and their history. In the UK, homes, that are hundres of years old and still standing, can be seen in sketches as they were and sometimes still are, in the Domesday Book. Their extensive history of the ownership of properties makes our title companies look like a joke!

I am so enjoying this series. I love history and find these videos about the house, grounds and family utterly fascinating. Thank you for sharing with all of us.

Wow i didnt realize how nice this man is. Also eloquent words.

All I can say is WOW. Now that's a family history. Thank you for sharing this.

From my understanding, the Earl Spencer was protective of his sister and so hurt by the way she passed, This has to be where she was buried, I always thought how impractical it was to bury or entomb someone on a small island. I hated the idea of putting Diana in such an isolated place, especially since she hated being isolated in life. After seeing this and hearing what he has to say about family, I am convinced Diana i actually buried here. I can see why they would build a decoy burial spot for the public to visit.

Thank you sir, for sharing such interesting and personal insights about your family and it's connection to England. When you speak of past generations, I can feel as if I'm part of the story. What a beautiful place where everyone is buried and remembered. I hope you can share more stories of everyday things because you are a passionate historian and storyteller.

What a lovely piece of history. I I’ve recently found some old photographs and one painted portrait going back 7 generations of my family and I think that his amazing and it still is only about half way as far back as this goes. Incredible!

Thank you for this history. Such a beautiful church,and very interesting historical accounts of the Spencer families.

Wow cant even imagine 500 history of one family line in one chapel. And what a chapel and tomb. Must of cost a fortune even back in the day. How beautiful it is. Exquisite craftsmanship of the carved individuals. Love the history. TY for sharing.

Thank you for this! I find history truly fascinating and you're so very lucky to have your family history so well documented and to be able to be surrounded by all of that history is absolutely amazing to me.

Really enjoy learning about the Spencer family history

I would never be bored! How fascinating!

I got to see Althrop first year it opened after Diana passed. It was lovely to pray for her around the oval. Shame I did not get to the Church. Such beauty on the estate. Enjoy these video’s immensely.

My first love of a subject to study was history with a B.A. in history from a University in the University of Texas group. My specific area of study was Modern European History. The grounds and buildings of the Earl of Spencer’s holdings fall in this period. Delicious to study! ❤

Prince 🤴 George is a Spitting Image of Earl Spencer. Looking more and more like him daily.

A fascinating look into family history.

Just beautiful.

Loving the history of #1508!! Would love a job like this!!

Very special thank you!

It really is amazing. So much history behind this family.

Beautiful family history. Thanks for sharing ❤

This is just so interesting! I would love to visit one day!!🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Thank you so much for sharing your family history with us.

It is tremendous to listen to someone who takes so much interest in his family history and shares it with not only his family but all who are interested. As a just retired teacher, you both are tremendous teachers for the coming generations, giving the young and old fascinating stories to make history come alive. Thank you and please continue sharing with us.

Fascinating history.....thankyou Charles so much. I love this series 💝

What an amazing family and now lady Spencer your contribution brings alot of interest which is invaluable in making us understand the history of this incredible family

I am impressed that over the centuries the family fortune is still intact..

OMG WOW THIS IS INCREDIBLE!

Love this! He is so in tune with his own history. Thank you for sharing with us!

Amazing. I love the "stories" of family and history. So happy to have found your channel.

Love all the historical content. I wish I could visit, but I don’t think I will ever be able to afford it. But with these videos, I feel like I’m there. Thank you for the posts.

Wow! So amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

So beautiful ❤️! The love of family history and of preserving it and the memories forever!

This is a lovely channel; I look forward to more episodes. The current Earl and Countess make a beautiful couple.

Thank you both for this amazing historical insight into your family. This was so enjoyable, educational and worthwhile.

This was lovely and unusual. Thank you for bringing this to us.

What beautiful stories and the way both Charles and Karen tell us, makes you want to know so much more. Thank you to them both.

How wonderful of charles to live respect his family dear Diana back in arms of her loving family..away from the evil people she married into .rip. .

This was fascinating. I really enjoyed watching this thank you. Would love to hear more historical stories like this.

the Spencer legacy is just incredible, thank you for sharing..

Really enjoying these Spencer articles. Love history. Keep making them.

That is way too cool! How fascinating that his ancestor was ennobled by Henry VIII! Thanks for posting this gem!!

Wonderful thank you!

Truly incredible on so many levels. Thank you for sharing this intimate chapel!

How amazing is this.... i just love that Charles Spencer knows so much history about his family its just so cool!