As someone similarly interested in this type of topic; except in my case having benefited by some genealogy having been done already by previous generations, and unflattering history already known to me: I think the traits of curiosity, honesty with yourself and your viewers, and open-mindedness combined with civic pride are pretty damned virtuous.
So I made a list of saved places on Google maps. The dots were individual towns I'd traced through my family tree. Towns that people were born in. I've traced my family tree back between 300-500 years through everyone of my Great Grandparents, except one.
I wouldn’t trust my true ancestry too much. I am 40% Welsh and 30% Irish and got no results from my true ancestry from those areas. Think it may be because of the lack of archaeological burial data in those regions.
Da iawn. Symudodd lawer o bobl dosbarth gweithiol o ardal De Orllewin Lloegr a'r Mers rhwng y 1860au a 1910 ac fe ddysgodd lawer ohonynt yr iaith hefyd. Maen nhw'n rhan o ethnogenesis y Gymru fodern.
As someone similarly interested in this type of topic; except in my case having benefited by some genealogy having been done already by previous generations, and unflattering history already known to me: I think the traits of curiosity, honesty with yourself and your viewers, and open-mindedness combined with civic pride are pretty damned virtuous.
@@ioanstokowski1647 wow! Thank you so much. That's a lovely compliment 😆
How did you create the map with the locations? There were more dots on it tan the list of ancient tribes that you belonged to.
So I made a list of saved places on Google maps. The dots were individual towns I'd traced through my family tree. Towns that people were born in. I've traced my family tree back between 300-500 years through everyone of my Great Grandparents, except one.
I wouldn’t trust my true ancestry too much. I am 40% Welsh and 30% Irish and got no results from my true ancestry from those areas. Think it may be because of the lack of archaeological burial data in those regions.
@@rebeccadriscoll7906 yeah, I've always taken it with a pinch of salt anyway. But yes, you're probably right. Too small of a data set
Da iawn. Symudodd lawer o bobl dosbarth gweithiol o ardal De Orllewin Lloegr a'r Mers rhwng y 1860au a 1910 ac fe ddysgodd lawer ohonynt yr iaith hefyd. Maen nhw'n rhan o ethnogenesis y Gymru fodern.