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Richard Warren is my 10th great-grandfather.

My maternal great grandparents immigrated to The US in about 1894 from Blaenavon and Ebbwvale wales. Samuel Harvey and Moria Morgan. Their children were Annie, Samuel, Elizabeth and Kable. Would love to know more about these ancestors.

It is remarkable to look in any book about the Mayflower and find the name of a direct ancestor of my family. Only half of the 102 Pilgrims survived the first winter. The Indigenous peoples saved them.

What about Johnstone

We don't know the Origin of Wallace, apart from the person was probably welsh .

Really interesting video, thank you.

My grandfather's from ayrshire

My last name is Henry someone in my ancestors dropped the O we use to be O’Henry my granny’s last name was Brown. I have Moore, McNeilly, Cresswell, Colquhuon, Kane, Patterson I can go on but I want fascinating

My Dad was from Prestwick in Ayreshire (came to Australia) and I still have relatives there in Ayr itself, who I have visited a number of times. It’s a beautiful area of Scotland.

I'm a desendent of the Wallace's and templetons of Ayrshire

"Davies" is generally pronounced as "Davis." Through my life, I have asked Davies's how their family pronounced the name, and that is how they pronounced it. The bulk of my life was spent in England. In fact, it was only in later years that I met a person with the spelling "Davis."

My surname was Walsh and we know the Irish ancestry can be traced to County Cork Ireland.

Our surnames are Lands Boniface and Wenks dont have any knowledge of our ancestors

Ok, I found William Moore on the isle of Mann he was born there in 1771. Found him on the Jannette in 1841 with Margaret and 5 son's.

I'm afraid the narrator doesn't know Scottish history 😕

O DALACHAIN-DULLAGHAN, IRISH ANY info please

Brilliant! ❤️

As an American I have traced three surnames in my tree with great confidence, those being Ashman, Thompson, and Armstrong. The first is Ashman, which I have traced to have lived in Kilmersdon, Somerset, England for centuries. Interestingly I found a point where it was anglicized from Aishman to Ashman. As for Thompson and Armstrong, they both trace back to Northern Ireland (Down County) where I suspect they were Ulster Scots before coming to the US. On the 1840 census an ancestor took it upon himself to anglicize Thomson to Thompson, which further proves it is derived of Scottish origin. If anyone sees any overlapping here, I'd be happy to share information. Hope it helps!

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Found Moores in the isle of Man, i want to find Jannette the boat they came on. Im sure its named for a female relative befor 1771 William& Margaret. Has no last name. All ive heard they were in and out of favor . O have the jannette in india , austrailia, south Africa,englan ,Ireland Draghada us, Carabian Troy & Manhatten 1849 . I understand the male of the moores i can find. The Women are another story. find. Found one story threw a series of dreams. She was bought to be a companion for a little girl. They educated her she traveled withe yhe grand whatever she learned to cook and sew. Thhe kidney stew was passed down. but ive only made it f9ur times . She married the couchman who was trained in italy to make boats which he did when he gotbback he built boats he was kidnapped after hos last child was born. I can picture the church at the topof the hill with a road gowin 😮to the docks . She took in girls who needed training to be maids . She cooked her stews and bread.

Ce accross quill foyle = 5:18 they made swords foyles and tips for pens

Qiilfoyles Wilkerson

My surname is Reece

Bryan

Last name is Dale and still can't find an exact origin I keep running into a translation of "one who lives in a valley" but I can't pin down a country of origin.

I always interested in genealogies, but why everyone start across the pond later that 1620s?

Northumberland born and raised Canadian A Forster a decendant of Reviers and proud of it. Oh yes there were English Reviers

My maiden name is Bell and I do belong to Clan Bell North America.

Hi cousin!

The first map show was not today's Lancashire. I'm from a Blackpool family but now live in Australia. Lightbown was the family name.

Pilkington family!

My Fathers family was from around Lancashire...surname Leathers. I'm sure I still have many relatives in the UK who don't know that I exist! 😊 My fathers mother was surname Briers.

Last name Williams my great great grand mother

O Brien, Mc Caffery & Williams, Mc Curdy here

I would love to know where my surname come from its Thead

thank you

Have you come across the name Rose in the Borders ?

I have a Samuel Davis born 1716 and died in Massachusetts, wife was Elisabeth Oslland born 1720

Richard Warren is my 11th great grandfather

I just found out that I am a descendant of Francis Cooke and Hester Maheiu. I have found their records confusing, and your presentation here cleared up their movements for me. this was extremely helpful. Thank you!

What is grundy

What is Grundy

what can you tell me about my familly, the hunters

More anti Spanish stuff. How sad.

Hello from Australia.I’m a descendant of the Horrocks family that owned cotton mills in Lancashire.My 6th great grandfather was James Horrocks,born 1695 in Bolton,Lancashire.Cheers from down under👍

My Great Great Grandfather McEwen came from Ayrshire county to where we live in Tennessee in the States, in the 1800's. I would love to visit this area some day.

Can you find out the history of the surnames “blackbird” and “Trotchie”

My family, has Nantucket connections too! 😂❤😂

Thanks! 😂❤😂… Mary Sole Beckett…

Got to do the standard proofs but we may be cousins!