Brave New World - Ulster-Scots emigration
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Brave New World was a TV documentary series highlighting the story of Ulster-Scots emigration around the world. Taking in America, Canada, New Zealand and Australia to tell the stories of some remarkable Ulster-Scots men and women who made their mark in the New World. Returning to home soil for this final episode, William Crawley finds out what those stories reveal about the Ulster-Scots diaspora as a whole and how the loss of sons and daughters, neighbours and friends over generations has made emigration part of our story and of this world, Back Home.
Amongst others, this film looks at people such as:
John Steinbeck
Andrew Mellon
William King
James Dillworth
Samuel Robinson
Nellie Bly (Elizabeth Cochrane)
Sarah Friar
What a beautiful tribute. My ancestors are Callen’s and Dillen’s. I’d love to learn more about them. They immigrated in the early 1700’s in Delaware and made their way to the frontier of western Pennsylvania. Thank you for making this documentary. Our history is so important. I dream of returning to my homeland. ☘️
We have many traditions in N Ireland unfortunately we can’t come together and learn one and others history and traditions. This documentary is fascinating and very interesting.
Yes McKinnon over here! I long for a home visit and meeting my cousins... Also settled in Beaver county Pennsylvania ❤❤ Great great great Granddaughter of Joseph McKinnon who is son of Lord M J McKinnon...George built East Liverpool Ohio!
Are they all liars like President Joe Biden...
Anti-semitic sob's...and don't tell me I don't know wtf I'm sharing here with you narrow minded people...I know I have Irish Catholic family on my mother's side of the family and they are drinking fools, bigots, anti-semitic and fake liars with my Jewish family, friends, and children...they are self-centered beggars...who think all Jews are rich...
Ha, haha in comparison to these Irish anything is better off, richer for their relationship with God...
Abi Gezunt
"As long as you're healthy [you can be happy]."
Be good
Do good works
Stay good
Zei Gezunt
Be healthy
farewell
Shalom Aleicham
Peace be upon y'all
Shabbat Shalom
Best -
Slim *Mace Mordechai Tex
🇮🇲Threelegsoman🇮🇱🇮🇹🇸🇪'ish inheritance, lineage...the Irish are via marriage...in-laws thank goodness no bloodline here with mishugna mishpucha Irish family line 😎✌👌👋👋
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Slim Red Mace Mordechai Tex
Ciao/Cheers Amiche
Ciao Bello Ciao
Ciao Arrivederci
Until next time
Shalom Aleicham
I am dreaming of coming home to Ireland. My heart longs to see where my ancestors Andrew Mackenzie, John Bell, and others came from. It's a longing that most people do not understand. This video meant so much to me. Thank you.
Ancestry.com has help me discover my Ulster connection.
I am a decended from Thomas Brittain Bell.
I also descend from Ross, Jamieson, Evans, Cleveland, Martin, Watt, to name a few of the Scot-Irish
@@johnnyhunter4345 Yeah. Always thought I was German. Did the test and found out i'm 75% Scottish. With most of it coming from the Ulster Scots. Blew my mind.
@@daithio.7378 Hahhahhahahhahaha I going to pray for you as you need help
Ulster Scots Man You need praying for you fool, a Scot living in Ireland calls himself British , how Irish is that. Scots Irish and Ulster Scots are not welcomed in Britain so you fucks have to call this place home, seemingly nobody wants you so how can you fucks be proud? I hope the Provos come back and blow you all back to hell, shower of bigots your farts don't spell I suppose , remember nobody had time or a place for you so you stay here even tho you's were told you were not wanted in Ireland , fuck off the lot of ya, go to Canada or something fucking gobshites , up the RA ☘🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
I am beginning to understand, only just beginning, to sense the complexities of the Ulster identity.
Absolutely LOVE this documentary!
Most Missourians of Ulster Scot back ground didn’t need or want slaves .As told to me by my Grandmother.I can’t believe there weren’t exceptions though.
Missouri had a foot in both camps.
Scots also settled S. Africa my own family emigrated ther, we ave massive gatherings, ulster Scots an Scots best immigrants in the world ask any country
I'm a historian on immigration with ties to Ulster. My 3rd great grandmother Susanna McPartland left Armagh with her parents just four years before the famine, sailing to Boston and meeting and marrying my 3rd great grandfather in New Bedford. They lived in upstate New York for a time before joining a wagon train to the Midwest, settling in a town in central Wisconsin called Horicon. Her husband and eldest son died in the Civil War at Gettysburg, while she remained in Horicon until her death in 1907
All hail….. to distant kin
Scotch Irish (Down, Armagh, Tyrone, Connacht
- Beattie
- Russel
- Wright
- McCowan
Ireland (Donegal, Mayo, Carra & Gallen)
- Ward
- Moran
- Quinn
- Rogers
- McMurray
- Stanton (Scanlin)
Ulster people like many other like them, they were at the edge for such a long time that when they migrated and joined the world they had the energy of the new comers, like barbarians or mongols, or romans, greeks and so on throughout history.
My ancestor Rev. John Rankin was also a famous abolitionists and Underground Railroad conductor his house in Ohio the Rankin House in Ohio is a National Historic Landmark, he is descended from Ulster Scots.
Yeah, we also owned, used, and ate domestic animals. To a vegan, that's monstrous. If the dominant culture here was vegetarian, we'd have to hear never-ending sermonizing about how evil our ancestors were for their animal husbandry. Instead, it's never-ending sermonizing about slavery. We did not invent it. We had no part in the international trade of slaves. We did not own a single slave auction house, and only had a tiny fraction of the Scots-Irish population owned slaves.
Everyones history deserves to be told
I started working for the non food division of Acme Markets in 1970, nice place to work.
Trying for years to find out exactly where my great grandparents came from, somewhere in Co. Armagh. John and Mary (Kyle) Garland came to the US and settled in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. John, according to my uncle, became an employer of the Public Works Department and he and Mary would welcome new Irish immigrants to their home. Their youngest son, my grandfather Richard, graduated from Brown University, spoke several languages, was Superintendent of Music in Pawtucket schools ans was the choir director and organist at St Paul's Episcopal Church. He died when I was a baby amd I never learned what their religion was back in Ireland, why they left, did they leave family behind...
Great History lesson..
I’m going to cry also....
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Why is this program not available to see ... "an error occurred"????
Quite excellent
Can the Scotts Irish influence the Northern Irish for independance from England ? They were driven from their Scotts homeland by the English, then set up to do the same dirty work against the Irish.
Thank goodness Tim McGarry isn't narrating 😂
most of these so called scots irish would still have been full scots having lived in ireland a few years or even months then left fer amerikay due to the tensions in ireland. if a bunch of americans were forced to live in scotland a few years then went to france would the french label them as scots-americans....no, they would still be ameican. the only reason they are labeled scots irish is that was their last port of call before amerikay. if these same people hadthen only lived a few years in amerikay then moved to german would the germans label scots-irish-american. no. these people were scots.
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It's a pitty all of them didn't leave... there would b no bother in Ireland if they did ..
Brian Mcgovern you sound jealous Brian
I very much doubt that Brian
@@ulsterscotsman6648 let's look at the facts
A. Not scottish
B. Not from Ulaid
Your the problem. Heathens.
@@eamonlyons8318, your right nothing to with the Scots or Irish! German Saxon English!
This Is Scottish history nothing to do with real Irish there is no such thing as scotch Irish either your Scottish or Irish there is no in-between I wish the Scots would stop clinging to the real Irish
I believe you have it mixed, the real Irish want to take credit for what the 'Scots' did for America
@@mysticpizza02 ye right
Either your Scots or Irish?, Holy fuck you are thick as fuck you utter idiot. Look up Dalriada ffs then come back n spout yer pish. Were talking ULSTER here no all of the island or Ireland.
Ain't no Irish like northern Irish
By your logic, someone of African ancestry born in America is either African or American, but cannot be anything as unique as African American. Take your statements as a formula, plug in a few different nouns and see if the formula holds true before you state it as such. You will save yourself much embarassment.
Planters
The Irish must have the biggest diaspora in the world.
The Ulster Scots are technically not thought of as Irishmen. Hence, Jack Kennedy is considered to be the first "irish" president although presidents before him had some roots in Ireland BUT those guys were all Scots-Irish.
Hari Sadu they are still considered part of the Irish diaspora even if from scotch decent.
@@bhoy67lisbon Perhaps, although most Irishmen would not see them as the same especially because historically they hold the Ulstermen responsible for their subjugation.
@@harisadu8998 most irish would hold the british or english as responsible
@@harisadu8998 you should read about the Cruthin. The Ulster-Scots descending from the Cruthin, the Cruthin were pushed back from their native land by? The Gaels!!! Who were the gaels? Who were the Cruthin? Where is Pretani tribes?
FFs it's bullshit
pure pish orange pish
Plenty of Ulster Presbyterians were United Irishmen.
@@19grand Very true, but they were not the majority.
Ulster/Scots diaspora? You invented this "culture". When you speak of anything of this heritage, it's mostly what you stole from aboriginal Irish Celts. This is ethnic misappropriation.
So, emigrants from Scotland weren't Celtic? Read some history before you spout and make yourself look foolish. Immigration between Scotland and Ireland went both ways over millenia, so yes, they are both Celtic.
One big fat lie by an Irish chauvinist!
People with their own views on history lol,I think history is way more complicated than that.
Please don’t tell me I’m Aboriginal .
, Ulster, is the North of Ireland, the 4th Province, there used to be 9 counties, but it was reduced to 6.The most northerly point in lreland, is in Donegal, Malin Head in the North!
I'm wondering today, if the Presbyterian Churches in Ulster and Scotland are as 'woke" as the Presbyterian Church in the USA (PCUSA)?????? I was born and raised in the Presbyterian Church in a village in western New York, a congregation that today adheres to the policies of the woke PCUSA. I left many years ago when the General Assembly of the PCUSA chose to go ultra liberal and endorse same-sex marriages, gay pastors, and other ultra-liberal policies. They also endorse a policy that named Israel as apartheid and recalled the church's endorsement and investments in that nation. I can no longer attend such a church or its ultra liberal philosophy and could search for a congregation of the Presbyterian church which still adheres to the old tenets of an earlies day>
The Church of Scotland is mostly Liberal. The Free Church of Scotland and the Irish Presbyterians are more conservative.