O'Doherty Clan History
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2024
- A quick summery of the Clan O'Doherty Princes of Tir Connell, This video will show you locations and castles of interest and the impact a relatively small clan of Ireland came to prominence.
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I am a Daugherty my 8th great grandfather is Charles Daugherty hailing from Laggan valley Donegal Ireland in 1716. He immigrated to the US and settled Kerrs Creek Virgin. He had many children and died during an Indian Raid led by Chief Cornstalk of Ohio and the Shawnee Indians.
Dia dhuit y fellow brethren, it feels wonderful to know other Daughertys as myself are out there making the world as badass as humanly possible.
My family decided to stay in Donegal except for my dad who ended up moving to galway. We still have a home in Donegal though and visit it regularly
William Samuel Daugherty “Sam the Blacksmith” came from Muff, Inishowen, Ireland to Virginia in the early 1700’s.
Thank you for that! My grandmother was a Doherty and My Grandfather was an O'Connell. We are presently doing our Family History we are directly related to Daniel. One of the many families that had to leave during the "famine". I would love to come visit the motherland! Obviously been delayed with all the crap going on!
My last name is Doherty as well. My grandfather was born in Killbehenny.
Greetings from the US, fellow Daughertys’!
Ty! I really wanted to know my clans history!! I’m a Daugherty and I have a heirloom that my dad has
Thank you for this. Our Grandfather Michael Francis Doherty was born in 1882, Clonmany Donegal. Married Sabina O'Keefe from ?, and moved to Boston.
My line came to the US from Derry in 1727 as indentured servants. They were at the Lancaster plantation for 25 years. They served under Washington in Virginia. Most are in West Virginia now. I'm in Maine. For our Heritage.
Awesome! My amcestor came into the Indiana territory before 1812 to fight with W.H. Harrison during the war of 1812
Another great video!
Thank you so much for your support, il admit this one was rushed so im glad it still met some approval.
Thanks for this video
Love the content. Great channel. It would be awesome if you covered Clan Agnew.
Thank you very much, i do intend to cover all the Clans/Families of Scotland and Ireland along with they major events they were involved in, I promise the Agnews will be covered at some point.
This was a great video. Thanks 😃
Thank you!!
Greetings from the US my parents were Reynolds and Daugherty
My McDaid's came from Donegal/Inishowen area intermarried with Doherty's.
Great video. I come from the Daugherty family of Venango County, Pennsylvania, USA. I've traced our lineage back to Phillip O'Dougherty, born around 1738 in Bridgend, Donegal. I've visited western Ireland but have yet to get to Donegal. It's on my list!
Thank you!! i go to Donegal every summer its a beautiful part of the country.
That's so cool!! I too come from a Daugherty family from my moms side and it was so amazing to trace back to our lineage and become aquainted with old Irish history
I live in Southern Indiana where my family has been since around 1805, interesting isnt it?
I come from the Daugherty family of Somerset, MD
I am a Daugherty my 8th great grandfather is Charles Daugherty hailing from Laggan valley Donegal Ireland in 1716. He immigrated to the US and settled Kerrs Creek Virgin. He had many children and died during an Indian Raid led by Chief Cornstalk of Ohio and the Shawnee Indians.
Great video 👍
Thank you so much!
My mother was a Daugherty
I hope you do the Connolly clan history some day, or O'Connell or something that descends from Ó Conghaile
I second that!
Nice map at the beginning but a few faults. My own clan for example is missing.
The Dohertys of cheekpoint Co waterford come from quigleys point area ... my grandmother was Hanlon two donegal connections
Fun fact:
Cahir O'Doherty Lord of Inishowen is my 12th great grandfather.
@SD_13_ Cahir had no children that made it to adulthood. Now at least one of his siblings, his younger brother John, does have living descendants to this day. They migrated to Spain in the late 1700s and had to show documentation of their relation back then to be admitted to the Royal Spanish Naval Academy.
Dont think so. I'm thinking you are American?
Lots of ancillary info on the O’Donnells in this video, are you planning to do a video on them as well?
Have you got anything on the McVey's. My Forefathers came from the County Tyrone to Scotland in the 1800s to work in the steel Mills of Lanarkshire...My Father always told me that we were Jacobite's.
Huzzah!
Mother is a doherty...
Grandfather...b 1885 in canada
Great grandfather..b 1860 in canada.
Great Great grandfather..here 1848 as 15 yr old.
Lots settled in this area.
Doherty here not sure where my familes entry point into America was.
Do my surname McDermott!
Crackin m8 👍. I asked in another of your videos about McDevitt before you mentioned us here. I'd still be interested if you have anything on us? Cheers pal 👍
Thank you! I saw the other comment to so thanks again, are you looking a video made on them? as i am looking to cover all the clans/families of Ireland and Scotland. If its information i know the McDevitt history i think typing it in the comment section may take a while 😅, or just looking for a certain piece of information?
Thanks for getting back to me 👍 Ach, anything at all really. I know quite a bit about my surname and how we 'allegedy' are part of O' Doherty (David O"Doherty). 1209 then that's when we started. Sons of Daivid. Don't want to be a pest as I'm sure yer a busy man.
Its no problem at all, i am always happy to talk about this subject and i will always try to reply if i see the message, as for the founding of the name i am lead to believe that DNA studies seem to prove that the McDevitts have 1 original line and that its from Donegal, i use Dr Tyrone Bowes of IrishOrigenes as my refrence to anything DNA related as i dont study this field. I havent checked the DNA to see if theyre paternally linked to the O'Dohertys, but considering the McDevitts were wards to O'Doherty Tánaiste's i would say its very likely.
@@Clans_Dynasties Cheers m8👍 Family says we're from them but who knows. I think one left with the flight of the earl's? There's a connection with O'Donnell. When in Dungloe we speak with O'Donnells and they say we're nothing to do with O'Doherty lol. Brilliant craic. Then the Boyles start and away we go haha.
You refer to the McDade clan being a sept of the O'Doherty Clan but is this the same McDades which are a sept of the Scottish Clan Davidson? Or is this just a coincidental name?
Every name actually has multiple origin points of unrelated families often over shadowed by more famous families with the same or similar names, there is multiple reasons for this, I am doing a video on English names in Ireland how some of them are actually from Irish roots.
Different clans.
@@cooldaddy2877 how do you know?
@@wmcdade77 Because I am a historian, lecture on the subject, worked at the O'Doherty Clan Centre.....and DNA has shown that....next
@@cooldaddy2877fantastic, you’re an expert then. I’ve often tried to work out which McDade family line I am from. Davidson also say the McDade name is a Sept of Davidson and not having much detail of my paternal grandfather all I can go on is DNA. However that just says mine is majority Scottish with approx 1/3 Irish.
Is the name Dockery related to this clan?
It is possible as the phonetics are very close, there is a no doubt an anglicised version of Doherty to Dockery , although there is an English name of Dockery, which may have come across during the plantations, The name Dockery is mainly found in Roscommon which isnt a Doherty area but it was not affected by the plantations the same way its neighbours of Ulster and Leinster were.
@@Clans_Dynasties Thank you very much for the information. My coat of arms is near identical to the one pictured in the video and my father always told me about Cahir O'Docharaigh and his rebellion in 1604
@@Ryan-tq7oi you are very welcome, i wouldnt pay to much attention to coat of arms from a historical point of view unless they were granted by royal charter which im not aware of an irish Dockery receiving one but i could be wrong, i still fly mine with pride though, After Cahirs rebellion though may branchs of the Doherty fled Donegal and changed thier names to similar sounding names which is what i suspect with the Roscommon line.
@@Clans_Dynasties, we often see in the Doherty (O'Dochartaigh) Y-DNA Project that Dockerys are often descended from the English surname you mention. Still, I fully expect a phonetic change like you mention in a tester some day.
No, they are a different clan.
the reason for so many variants of Doherty in us from what I know is the priest would hear the name by ear when entering us. hearing some irish country man transcribed to the best they could leading to many different variations
For me it was simply some relatives deciding early on to spell DOUGHERTY instead of DAUGHERTY. For example, my 4th ggf named George Daugherty (like you) b. 1799 had two younger brothers. The youngest, John, spelled his name as DOUGHERTY and according to a stepdaughter of George he argued that his younger brother John was spelling it wrong - lol. Much later in one of George's great grandsons he for whatever reason wasn't close to his father or living with his father growing up and started using DOUGHERTY. So now both those branches of my known family and all their descendants use DOUGHERTY instead of the rest of us using DAUGHERTY.
Ha, thats interesting my family didnt drop the o till after we left Ireland to fight in America pre war of 1812
@@ironcrapprgaming we got here 1600's it was early before the potato famine. I believe it was when england was persecuting the o'doherty's in Northern Ireland
No, it was at Ellis Island and places like that. Priests would have a better understanding of Irish surnames.
O'Leary?
Hi Callum, im sorry i dont understand the question. If you let me know what you need il be happy to help.
@@Clans_Dynasties I think he wants you to do a video on the O'Leary clan
any other doherty’s here 😂
One Dougherty here 😂
Here
I’m the real SEAN DAUGHERTY
Doherty here in Canada.
Daughter here In Kentucky
The of' doherty's
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Thank you for the support, I wouldnt ask anyone to put themselves out like that, although id love to know more people would be learning our amazing history.
Does...surname....darty....figure..in.....here.
I have to say that Conal Gulban and Eoghain were not sons of Niall Noígíallach they have always lived in Donegal and Tyrone. This was fabricated to give the Cenel Chonaill and the Cenel Eoghain a familial link to the Southern Uí Néill who were the traditional rulers of Tara.
Both the Cenel Chonaill and Cenel Eoghain are the native descendants of the Feni. Who were the inhabitants of the Vennicnii area on Ptolemys map.
I know i cop out of the debate by saying that the Genealogies is "claimed" but when i made this video i was trying to stick it to under 10mins, i fully intend to dive to the Uí Neill debate separately, it's the main reason ive stayed away from the more famous lines such as the Eóganachts ect ect as i believe these lines probably need several videos.
@@Clans_Dynasties oh they certainly did claim it lol they're just a bunch of lying bastards but that's noble families for you but aye you're doing a great job.
@@Clans_Dynasties I'd continue to still say that they "claimed" decent as you are, because they did. Its the right thing to say.
@@odranodonnell8539 , despite this the surname men today believe to sprung from either of these men are in fact closely related from extensive Y-DNA testing. Many of which are in fact clustering under Y-SNPs formed in the appropriate period for such a relationship using molecular dating techniques of non-combining Y-Chromosome mutations. So even if they weren't brothers they so far appeared to be very closely related within the appropriate period falling under R-DF105.
Give us your sources. There are none. DNA trumps anything you have to say and DNA says the surnames of both are closely related. Stop with this rubbish....or give proof.