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Yay my surname ❤ thanks for the upload!

Born a Clark, not a "Clarke" I was raised that the spelling indicated religion. Surprised you didn't mention this. We also are the Ulster Irish. Northern Ireland Orangemen

I'm a descendant of John and Sarah Burrell who settled in Weymouth, MA in the 1600's. Looking for his connection in England. I know he was a Puritan who left England to escape persecution just as the Mayflower Puritan's did. His grandson married one of the Alden girls. The Burrell's are an ancient family from Northumbria/Berwick Upon Tweed. Just curious where you got your pronunciation of Burrell. We say Burr-ell in the northern states and my Grand Aunt in Tennesse pronounced it Burl (She would say Oh, you yankees)

WHERE did you get my family's photo of their Manor houses?! IM NOT KIDDING!! I am a direct descendant of Thomas of Balgowan, Lord of Logiealmond. The names you have in video are my ancestors !! My GggGrandfathers and Ggg Grandmothers!!! We need to talk! I need to know where I can see that book, or the photographs! Who's got them?! PLEASE!! CONTACT ME!!! 😮🤯🫨 My Grahams lived in Perth and Leith, and were directly tied into the Jacobite wars, along with the Leslies, Cockburns, Wellers, Stirling and Ogilvy...we trace our families to CANADA...where we all stayed together- picking up Cockburns, Channer, and others along the way... ROLLO? CHECK THAT. GRAHAM? CHECK. WELLER? CHECK. So clue me in on where I can find out more family photos, and history specific to this family. Also...we were married into the Orchill Grahams, and perhaps a couple others... Please 🙏 contact me!!! This is a find!!!❤❤ I have tons of info too!!! Wellers? (Wellerman song?) Yeah...English. Amersham. My family too. My mom's Graham dad married Weller mom...there ya go. MONTROSE AND WELLERMAN. CONTACT ME!!!!

It's cool seeing this. Being that my last name is Payne.

I lost that video

I'm invited to the farm still standing

Please help this orphan get to grandfather John West farm invited me ? His granddaughter...

West grandfather John West ..of new. New England off the speedwell ? Cow island !!!

Christopher Peck here from Long Island, NY USA.

0:20 did you just burp?😂

My 5x great grandmother was Anne Savage, daughter of Rev. Thomas Savage. He was a direct patrilineal descendant of Sir John Savage who commanded the left flank for Henry VII at the Battle of Bosworth. His descendants married into various Norman Templar families, most decended from William Marshall and Hughes de Poyens. At one point the Savages were moving with the most influential families in Britain, building the infrastructure for what would become the British Empire.

Im a higgins

I approve of this video, for obvious reasons.

Love this

My late mothers maiden name was Ross, and her family ancestry dates back to the French Huguenots. I have a strong connection to Scotland from both sides of my family. I come from NI and as you know, we have a large presence of Scottish ancestry here.

My last name. I can trace it back to a Thomas Martin of Goochland Co VA (1750-1802 ?) who married Susannah Walker....St James Northam Parrish according to the Douglas Register. I cant get any further back than that....due to the numerous Thomas Martins in VA. He had sons named Dabney and Hutson which names usually carry through generations but not that I can see or make any positive connections.

Found this while researching my 3x grandpa Dublin Belcher Sr.

i'm black and my last name is fleming crazy history 😂

Fifehead Magdalen in in the county of Dorset. Evercreech Park was in the county of Somerset.

How do I know which crest is for my "Upton" family lol .

Joannes (Johann) Czechanski* was born in 1839. He married Franciszka Hernacka in April 1866 in Ostrowite Prymasowskie, Wielkopolskie, Poland. They had five children in 16 years. He died in 1899 in Poland at the age of 60. Joannes’s family Children Rozalia “ Rose” Czechanski* + 4 children Selected person Joannes (Johann) Czechanski* Spouse Franciszka Hernacka Can you find this family’s coat of Arms in Poland ?

Foster in Australia dad and grandparents from Yorkshire

I think I'm the second I have to ask my Dad

What about Hughes

My mom's family

My grandfather was a Hudson and a very decent man

The Alexanders were, in early Rome, the richest of jewish families. They were the tax collectors for the Flavian Emperors of Rome ...the Flavians created the bible, the vatican and all early popes.

Thank u

My paternal 10th Great-grandfather was Sven Alfred Gustafson . Arms are shown in his genealogy. It appears to be Argent with a Chevron point upright Gules.

I'm of the Plymouth Mortons, who decend from William of Notts!

I appreciate this!

Hey cousins !!!

Mine too

I've enjoyed your information, and I've noticed in my.line the Family crests have changed several times, along with the lineage of the Family. ALICE Webb married William Richmond in 1430 or there abouts. Then took up the Richmond coat of Arms if you follow the male line I f the family. It changes again when the name changed to Haut in the 1200's THE Webb name line didn't stay continuous until after 1430. Until now the Webb line has been the same in the male lineage. So which coat of arms should one go by.

Is it a lion or the original welsh dragon?

lets just say we may all be related

3:35: And yet, you pronounced "Lavaulx" correctly??? Have you been "punking us"?

3:26: "moo-SOHN".

3:03: "Geeorjh", s'il vous plait!!! Ingles.......

2:39: ""JEAAH-no", "don-CORR", et "con-FLAHN", tu imbecile! Tabernac!!!!

2:33: That's "JEAAHN CLEM-ent", officer of "or-lee-AAHNS". Wow, your French pronunciation c'est tres mal!

2:05: That is pronounced 'CLEM-ent", not "cle-MENT". Notice the placement of the accent mark over the first "e". This is the common form in the north of France; the way you pronounced it would be if written with no accent mark, which is common in the south of France, as well as most of Quebec. Even so, in each location, it's about a 2/3 to 1/3 split in pronunciation.

Thank you so much 🥰

Do you have a coat of arms of Langley from England?

Wow, this was a fascinating video. I appreciate the research and effort. I had no idea my name had so many. My family and I always thought the Spanish one with the greyhounds was the only one. Thanks for sharing!

The oldest arms you refer to are not Masterson arms, they are a derivative of the Mainwaring otherwise the Mannering family. These are mentioned in Burkes general Amory. Given the intermarriage between the Masterson and Mainwaring families, it is likely that information passed on to Burke was incorrect, probably coming from some quartering of both family's arms. .

My mother is a Clayton. The Clayton’s owned slaves in Jamaica and named my ancestors with the last name of Clayton and raped many of them which means I may be related to this piece of scum but many of Clayton’s slaves rebelled and escaped to the maroon colonies and took revenge which makes me proud that my ancestors didn’t take the abuse lightly

Sweet.