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I done alot of research and found out I'm related to this family!

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Hey great content Conky! The descriptions are very much appreciated.

11:56 "The genealogist of the Pearse, PIERCE Pearce, Peirce or Pierce family, descending from the pioneer Richard, in this country, claims that twenty generations of the ancestry have been traced in England. From Galfred, to whom the famous English family of Percy ( identical with Pearse, Pierce, etc. ) , traces its ancestry, the American lineage is given as follows : Galfred ( 1 ) ; William ( 2 ) ; Alan ( 3 ) ; Wil- liam (4 ) ; William ( 5 ) ; Agnes ( 6) ; Henry (7) ; William ( 8 ) ; Henry ( 9) ; Henry ( 10 ) ; Henry ( 11 ) ; Henry (12) ; Henry ( 13 ) ; Henry ( 14 ) ; Henry ( 15 ) ; Ralph ( 16 ) . (XVII) Peter Percy or Pearce, son of Ralph Percy or Pearce, had a son Richard. Peter was standard-bearer to Richard III . at the battle of Bosworth Field in 1485. (XVIII) Richard Percy, son of Peter Percy or Pearce, founded Pearce Hall in York, England, where he lived and died. (XIX) Richard Pearce or Pearse, son of Richard Percy, changed the spelling to Pearce or Pearse. He resided on the homestead of his father, and had sons Richard and William. (XX ) Richard Pierce, son of Richard Pearce or Pearse, was born in 1690 in Eng- . land. He was the American immigrant and will be numbered ( 1 ) in the American pedigree that follows. (I) Richard Pierce, mentioned above as Richard ( XX) in the English line, married in England, Martha He resided in Bris- tol, England, and came to America in the ship "Lyon" from Bristol, commanded by his brother William Pierce."

Teia Tephi was granddaughter of Jeremiah the Prophet. When she and Jeremiah arrived in Ireland, she wedded Eochaid. In Irish history she is Brigit, and Jeremiah is the Dagda, who was highly regarded in Ireland in his day. The dates are wrong. Richard Kelley Hoskins calculated that mathematically the probability that everyone of the British Isles is descended from Teia Tephi (hence from Jeremiah, Aaron, and David) approaches 100%.

My family is from Pontelandolfo, Italy. Supposedly the town's name means Bridge of Landolfo, so commemorate when he was greatly outnumbered by invading Roman forces but they fought long enough for the women and children to escape. Could this story be related to any of the Landulfs in your video?

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Hi! I'm a descendant of the house of FitzAlan, Lagos, and Gwynedd. Thank you for your contribution of royal information. This is all fascinating to me! 😊

Sir Henry algernon de Percy 5th Earle of Northumberland kb kg was my 15th great grandfather

I’m here learning about this because I’m apparently a descendant of this family as well as a few other Italian nobility.

my family ancestry

Christibal Colonna =CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS- the Genoese from BARDO BANK & grandson of a pope 👀

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Just found my missing family link to the first Earl in Oxfordshire through John Viscount Lisle. I seem like there was a link with Oxfordshire before the Earldom at Bampton. Apparently there is thought to be a carved figure of Gilbert the 3rd with what is thought to be a Talbot Dog laying at his feet. I think there is some ruins of the castle still there but is is now known as Ham Court. Interestingly parts of Bamptom is where some of Dowington Abby was filmed !

Hi im Agustín Faldani, i'm on argentina and i lost track of my origins, do you know something or where i could find more about my origins, it is a pretty rare lastname and i lost track of it

I look forward to your video on Prince Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand Peregord, last Prince of Benevento. Though he was a French aristocrat who never visited Benevento, Talleyrand had been a moderate-reformer participant in the French Revolution, having been an unwilling priest and a worldly Bishop but a very good economist and politician, who proposed that Church property be nationalised to pay the national debt. For this he was excommunicated by the Pope, but it didn't bother him as he had already resigned his post a Bishop to live like a layman politician. After 4 years exile in England and the USA to keep from being guillotined by the Reign of Terror (he was an aristocrat) he returned as Foreign Minister to the Directoire, and then Napoleon, who in 1806 made Talleyrand Prince of Benevento. Benevento had been a Papal fief, and Napoleon's sense of humour enjoyed annoying the Pope by putting an apostate Bishop as reigning sovereign over what had been the Pope's lands. Prince Talleyrand was too busy in France to ever visit Benevento, but he engaged an honest and hard-working (German) business manager, and instituted several reforms he had urged during the French Revolution: universal education (in French) and lowerered taxes to strengthen the economy; and he protected Bénévent (as the French called it) from military conscription. Apparently Talleyrand reinvested some of the income he received from Bénévent into improving and upgrading infrastructure, notably water and sewers. Though the fall of Napoleon saw Talleyrand removed as sovereign, he was quite popular with the inhabitants of Bénévent for his enlightened economic and legal reforms. I would like to know more about these, as apparently Talleyrand, reviled by historians who see him as merely a cynically venal opportunist, was equally and sincerely dedicated to peace and economic stability in Europe, and wanted to use his political power in Benevento to build an example of a properly-run country under an enlightened, constitutional monarch. Prince de Talleyrand, a good administrator who understood economics and finance, rewarded merit and hard work when he found it; though he was known and often feared as an inscrutable, pragmatic diplomat with allegiance to no ideology. However he had a strongly paternalistic streak of family loyalty, and this extended to any over whom he had authority; if he saw loyalty and goodwill from them, was loyal and protective of those under his care. This was true of his staff at the French Foreign Office, and of his domestic staff and retainers at his vast estate of Chateau Valençay. There is much in his enlightened policies in Benevento to suggest that had his reign / regime lasted longer, Benevento might have become outstandingly prosperous and its people betterl-educated, with a higher standard of living that its neighbouring countries.

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Great video. I'm researching the Stafford line(of Buckingham). I notice you exclude the other Margaret Beaufort (b 1437), the daughter of Edmund (b 1406), who married Humphrey Stafford (b 1425) Also Edward Stafford (b. 1478) did not become the 3rd Duke of Buckingham until 1485, after the ascension of Henry Tudor and the restoration of his family titles.

George Talbot (b 1473) married Anne Hastings, who was the daughter of William Hastings, he was a co conspirator with the Duke of Buckingham, Henry Stafford, so I see where the confusion came from. George was under the care William Hastings after his father's death. He was married to Anne when he was 13 and Anne was 10. After the execution of William (and Buckingham) in 1483, his step-mother Katherine Neville became his guardian until George reached majority age. George and Anne had 11 children.

I'm Lombard...my lastname is Longo...family is from benevento.

Hi i enjoyed watching this video i wanted to learn more about the man who once lived in the alton towers castle which was Henry if I’m not mistaken i ended up learning a lot more lol

Good video and a very interesting topic

I'm so happy I found your channel. I think my Dad's family is from Surrey and in some of these time frames. His name was Thomas Saunders. You wouldn't have any info on him, would you?

Will you be making another video about the popes

Anyone online that's related to Myrtle from Stringtown

I finally managed to get my hands on a copy of “Into the Lion’s Den” by Stephen Talbot, a decedent of the Malahide Talbots, where my branch of the Talbot’s decend from. It appears a “Richard Talbott” left Ireland during the time of Oliver Cromwell, and sought refuge in Maryland - though he was able to purchase a substantial farm and house called “Poplar Knowle”, and in keeping with the Talbot(t) propensity for high fecundity, we’ve spread across the USA in large numbers. Have you considered a similar video on the Malhide Talbots? They retained ownership of Malahide castle for over 800 years, until 1976.

I’m a direct descendant of the fitzallen family through my dad

I descend from the Pitgliano Orsini line.

And what of Ivan Talbot King David III hereditary heir to the throne?

Thank you for the presentation.Very well done..

Napoleon Bonaparte was born on February 5, 1768, and his brother Joseph was born on August 15, 1769. The most recent Napoleon movie correctly highlights his February 1768 birthdate, which predates Corsica's incorporation into France.

I feel proud to be a descendent of Sir Henry 'Hotspur' Percy.

Really excellent summation. Very helpful indeed. Thank you.

The blue and yellow cheque on the coat of arms is for the de Warenne family. The 1st Earls of Surrey as created by William the conqueror.

Fascinating

You fill me up with all your juicy historical knowledge yes conky

Where you at?

Great stuff,thank you.

american descendant of the talbot and richmond families

Hello! I have some questions that you would be very helpful answering, but it is a private (family) matter. Is there an email address that I can reach you on? I can provide mine if necessary.

This dynasty was actually Kashubian.

Netflix makes films about these demons? Ya that makes sense.

Im ancestors of the O hEachaidh and Dal Fiatach dynasty and Orkney Island Hoy Island spelled Haey Norse, enjoyed your video, all the very best wishes.

That was fantastic, well explained!

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Amazing!

So Gillbert was the Earl of Alabama

13:27 the Conti branch of the House of Bourbon not ''Bourbon-Conti'' *Please don't copy the BS on Wikipedia*

know anything about the last name hanrahan?

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