ANCESTRY DNA RESULTS - BLACK IRISH CONFIRMED?! ☆ Start To Finish Results
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- Опубліковано 10 сер 2017
- MY SURPRISING ANCESTRY DNA RESULTS - BLACK IRISH CONFIRMED?! I went ahead and tested my DNA through the ancestry dna kit and was pretty surprised at the results.
Also my name was listed correctly and confirmed what I thought prior to getting my "results".
Known as the Emerald Isle of the Caribbean, Montserrat is the only country outside Ireland where St. Patrick’s Day is a public holiday. Montserrat’s Irish heritage dates back to the 17th century when the island became a haven for Irish Catholics who had been persecuted on other Caribbean islands. The Irish were originally sent into exile - effectively as slaves by Cromwell. The island is still a British protectorate.
By 1678, a census showed that more than half the people on the island were Irish, so it is hardly surprising that the Irish had such a strong influence on the island’s developing culture.
The week-long St. Patrick’s Festival provides a rich mix of Irish and African heritage, with some traditional Caribbean entertainment, making this one of Montserrat’s most popular annual events.
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The Irish being historical allies of the French, especially in their dislike of the English, invited the French to claim the island in 1666. Although no troops were sent by France to maintain control.[12] It was captured shortly afterwards by the English and English control of the island was confirmed under the Treaty of Breda the following year.[12] Despite the seizing by force of the island by the English, the island's legal status is that of a "colony acquired by settlement".[12]
A neo-feudal colony developed amongst the "redlegs".[14][better source needed] The colonists began to transport Sub-Saharan Africanslaves for labour, as was common to most Caribbean islands. The colonists built an economy based on the production of sugar, rum, arrowroot and sea island cotton, cultivated on large plantations manned by slave labour. By the late 18th century, numerous plantations had been developed on the island. Many Irish continued to be transported to the island, to work as indentured servants; some were exiled during the English Cromwellian conquest of Ireland.[15]
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montserrat
Check out "Redlegs" in Barbados. Love your Vid x
Firstly check out a video called "The black Irish of Montserrat", it will explain your Irish name. Secondly, while British history refers to the Irish who were transported to the new world as indentured servants or convicts make no mistake about it they were slaves.
Ancestry did an update what were ur new results?
interesting :-) I am from Slovakia (as all my family) and my result are:
48,2% Balkan
31,6% east Europe
15,2% Irish, Scottish, Wales
2,5% west Europe (Germany, France)
2,5% Baltic (estonia, Litva)
First straight hair isn't good hair, coarse kinky hair is good hair look it up. Therefore I know you want to be white. Secondly why you be disappointed for not be white?Are you looking for a relationship with your ancestors oppressors? Black people of today think their history started with slavery.
The Irish and Africans were both once slaves but became free people. Yes many intermarried in the past. Many people in Jamaica, Barbados, Monteserrat, Trinidad & Tobago have Irish and Scottish heritage in addition to African and even native American or South (Indian) or East Asian (Chinese). It's not surprising.
The Irish were indentured slaves. Not the same
@@enlightenednews5265 No they were treated better. Stop it
@@JayKill777 Actually Tacuma it's more complicated than that and to equate the two isn't as 'black and white' as some would suggest.
What's more, it musn't be seen as an issue that is an 'American' one.
That in itself does an injustice to both sets of people.
What happened to the Irish has for the most part nothing to do with what happened to the blacks in America.
And that's a fact.
The Irish were indeed also used as slaves by the British long before, right up to and throughout the African slave trade, though there are those who argue against this, stating that its a myth in order to further demonise the British, or more ludicrously as an act of racism towards African Americans.
You'll usually find that these people are either Americans committing the usual American error of seeing everything through an American lense, or people who have nothing but disdain for the Irish in the first place or are people who are ignorant of Irish history.
In the main the conflation is a wrong one to make other than most of it occurred during the same time period.
I'll leave that judgement up to you.
I come from a purely Irish perspective.
The British have for a very long time been at the root of most of Ireland's problems. With regards to slavery, yes we were often used as slaves by them in much the same way as they and others used the African slaves.
To this day there is a festival in London each year to commemorate the shared history of Ireland and the Caribbean islands that were at one time or another colonised by the British.
For instance, in the 1600's, there were thousands of Irish women who were torn from their families and brought to the Caribbean to 'mate' with the black slaves there in order to keep the population up. Most people who descend from these islands in Britain have Irish ancestry and, as an amusing aside, is the reason why they have their own very unique colourful accent.
A mixture of thick Irish accents with the accents of many different African peoples gave birth to the accent we hear the likes of Bob Marley speak.
Watch this on youtube:
ua-cam.com/video/Jfip96k1cE0/v-deo.html
Or if u prefer, copy and paste this:
'The Black Irish of Montserrat Irish accents in the Caribbean'
Frederick Douglass, the famous African American abolitionist once travelled to Ireland in the 1840's, where he was shocked at the conditions the Irish lived under. He openly said that not even the African slave in America lived in such squalor. During this time he met one of our national heroes Daniel O'Connell and drew great inspiration from him.
At that time, the suffering of the Irish under British rule was such that the Choctaw tribe sent aid, recognising our plight as one shared by the tribes in America.
To this day, the turbulent history of the Irish in America and the Native tribes is recognised and often remembered.
As a child growing up in Belfast, Ireland, I met many native American kids who were a part of an exchange program between Irish and native American families.
The late great Floyd 'Red Crow' Westerman (Chief Ten Bears in the movie Dances with wolves) often talked about this shared history.
For centuries the British had been sending Irish slaves to the new world, and Australia on often trumped up charges or as extremely harsh sentences for relatively minor 'crimes' such as theft (usually food) or for speaking their own language (Irish) which in itself was deemed as treasonous to the English crown.
Check out the Irish Penal laws, a disgusting attempt at eradicating everything that was Irish, including their language, music, religion etc..
The history of the British in Ireland is one that still has repercussions to this day by way of the modern 'Irish troubles'.
If you're interested, you should look into all of this.
Greetings from rainy Ireland.
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@@JayKill777 where you there to know this to be a fact foh
@@godbodykarate2555 where?
Learn how to properly structure a sentence if you're trying to come at me. FOH!
Girl I'm Irish and lived in Antigua for 5 years. I went to your beautiful country for St Patricks day which was an amazing experience. I know the history of the Irish there so I get it. Was expecting to see a higher Irish % tbh, But hey. Montserrat is such an amazing place xxx
Everyone’s a little Irish. Much love❤️
No they are not especially on ☘️ St Patrick’s Day
@@22grena luckily not you
Known as the Emerald Isle of the Caribbean, Montserrat is the only country outside Ireland where St. Patrick’s Day is a public holiday. Montserrat’s Irish heritage dates back to the 17th century when the island became a haven for Irish Catholics who had been persecuted on other Caribbean islands. The Irish were originally sent into exile - effectively as slaves by Cromwell. The island is still a British protectorate.
By 1678, a census showed that more than half the people on the island were Irish, so it is hardly surprising that the Irish had such a strong influence on the island’s developing culture.
The week-long St. Patrick’s Festival provides a rich mix of Irish and African heritage, with some traditional Caribbean entertainment, making this one of Montserrat’s most popular annual events.
Samore Love TV I just found your channel today. I'm from Montserrat too and I've been longing to do one of these tests!!!!
your definely a woman not to be messed with black and irish 💚 my advice is get a packet of cheese and onion crisp and put them in buttered bread and complain about the cold then your offically irish
Lol ur from montserrat
I’m Montserratian as well, what last name do you carry , we could be cousin
carty
Greeting from Ireland 🇮🇪
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no native American, no Cherokee, no blackfoot. Love you for your honesty
i took mine last month, can't wait to get my results! Your breakdown is way different than I expected especially being caribbean. There's so many cultures & backgrounds in the caribbean, i figured yours would be more diverse. can't wait to see your update videos!
Rayann410 thanks sis. Looking forward to yours
The Irish were once slaves too, but history doesn’t want to remember that
Depends where you look. The Barbary slave trade. And slaves to Vikings. Alleged slaves in South America. In USA they were indentured servants. But some of this is misleading as lots of Irish died before servitude was completed. But that's probably the most common thing we hear, people don't equate indentured servitude with slavery because chattel slaves existed in the USA, which were African. And they had a horrific time.
It has unfortunately been turned into a political point. People claim the Irish were never slaves, while others argue they were slaves in other parts of the world and indentured servitude was still a form of slavery. (Which it was, as conditions, and life expectancy, and treatment were all still appalling)
Also, shipment of the Irish to US predates indentured agreements so who knows what happend to that part of history that was lost. And documentation of Irish being culled and thrown off slave ships was covered up and incorrectly reattributed to slaves from the west indies. This was only "corrected" in the last few years when it became politically motivated. Hmmn....
The idea of white slaves doesn't gel with modern marxism and victim culture. So it seems like it's just been covered up and "revised" imo. How history can suddenly change is questionable.
That would expose the real Narrative of the REAL Slavers
@@wolfman8325 In 1629 a large group of Irish men and women were sent to Guiana, and by 1632, Irish were the main slaves sold to Antigua and Montserrat in the West Indies. By 1637 a census showed that 69% of the total population of Montserrat were Irish slaves, which records show was a cause of concern to the English planters.”
The Irish were slaves just as the Africans were not indentured servants.
The Irish were forcefully taken from their lands and sent to the Americas as Slaves. Indentured may have happened with a a small number but the majority were captured and transported by the English. These people were the lucky ones as many of their families were murdered in Ireland by the English.
@@charlesd3a The Irish genocide in Ireland was real, people don't want to see it
@@charlesd3a Irish were settlers on Montserrat they went there from st.kitts and Virginia because of religious intolerance and the Caribbean islands not slaves lmao most were small farmers and their main concern in those early days was native kalinago raids which were quite common
Wow, reading the title of your video I thought you were going to have more Irish DNA! Im African American and my Irish Ethnicity was 15%. I have 100's of Irish cousins that I had matches with!
Your african
Not European
Your unique one of a kind and that makes you very special. Continue to be who you are!
Love your results!!! Thanks for sharing!!! And love all of you period
Thanks so much
That's so cool. Thanks for sharing
Cool Results!
Well you're 2% Irish. We can still claim ya. Love from Ireland. You're a good looking woman.
huh?..stfu
Someone is thinking of their bell end and not facts... If what you say is the case then you will find that most of Ireland has English blood and visa versa.. So why are there troubles in northern Ireland'...? After all, you are all related.... But can I tell you something'.. Squirrel's have rat dna but its either a rat or a squirrel'.. They can't be both...
@@britnic5394 Celtic blood is the strongest blood you can get
@@alexandercameron2906 show me figures and facts on that...
@@chuckpierce7795 dont be ridiculous
I’m Irish. As in born, raised and I’m prety sure the last 5-6 generations of both sides of my family is Irish. But I wanna see If I have a little bit of something else in me! Loved this. video btw!
I'm Montserratian too and I'm gonna take the test too. I'm nervous, I live in New York. I wanna trace my family's history. My mom got a lot of Ghana in hers. I can't wait to see mine and you had me dying during your video.
Kyle Sterling did you get the test done in the end? It would be interesting to know what the result was.
My parents are from Montserrat. My mum's side of the family looks Ghanaian and my dad side is mixed, my great great grandfather was white. I was thinking of doing the test myself.
That was really cool, TFS
Now, I'm intrigued by this. May try Ancestry, just to see what it's all about.
Love these type of videos! I've always been interested in doing something like this because as many African Americans are, my family is pretty mixed, with varying skin tones & hair textures, etc. Everyone always mistakes me for being Latino or part Caucasian because of my complexion but my 4B hair doesn't lie lol so I know the African blood runs deep.
If you are black with Irish/Scottish. It means you are HEBREW. Ashkenazi emmigrated in the 7th century. Most went Albino. These are the tribes who were pushed out of Israel by Pharisees: Benyimin Simeone Levi and Judah. Ashkenazi is codeword for Ash Kenyan. A neat way of pointing out Albino Kenyan Hebrew. How is this possible? White is NOT a race.
Samore; you are GORGEOUS
Unfff! You can be part of my FAM ANYTIME.
Thank you
I am mostly Irish. Welcome to the culture and you are beautiful babydoll ❤️
If you haven’t logged in for awhile check and see if your ancestry percentage changed. They have gotten it so dialed in for some folks they received updates that pinpoint what part of Ireland they are from.
Thanks. I will do that
The Irish were the first slaves in the Caribbean, so not surprised you got a bit of Irish in you.
Irish were settlers on Montserrat they went there from st.kitts and Virginia because of religious intolerance and the Caribbean islands not slaves lmao most were small farmers and their main concern in those early days was native kalinago raids which were quite common
@@vestty5802 they were the majority in terms of slaves at one point. Please don’t try to blackwash slavery, it’s a real insult to all who have suffered. It’s not a black thing by any means.
@@andyd2033 no one claims slavery is a “black” thing. In the America’s it was strictly Africans and in some cases Native Americans. No Irishmen were slaves for life as it was illegal and most Irish the same as English went willingly for a better life. Irish also became slave owners in many cases
@@vestty5802 The subject is about slaves in the Caribbean, not America, so not sure why you're bringing up America? Irish slaves were actually worth a lot less than African slaves and punishment was more severe due to their lack of worth (quite often beaten to death). Black people were also slave owners too, so again, I'm not actually sure why you are 'Blackwashing' slavery?
@@andyd2033 I mean America as in the “Americas” which includes the Caribbean. It was black peoples who were slaves in the Americas not Irish people. This was a law. There is yet to be any evidence to back up Irish were slaves in the same way blacks were and every historian on the internet agrees with me
Black and Irish would be the preferred term.
Black Irish has some really cultural meaning here. It's a whole group of genealogy here.
I've been a couple of times, beautiful place with a fascinating history
As an ethnic Irish man I always wondered why I felt a connection to the Caribbean and it's people/culture.
The british and germans in the 1800s called the Irish uncooked blacks. The more you know
If I were you I wouldn't go by this test because ancestry DNA can only trace up to a curtain point they can't trace everything. They can sometimes get it wrong or mix your results up with some one else's.
You can download your raw DNA file then upload it to gedmatch genesis for free to get even more detail. They have lots of admixture calculators that break down ethnicity much more than these commerical companies.
And I see that you had O'garros in your matches, I know quite a few of them in the UK and they are Jamaican.
interesting and neat results. as far as being 2% irish, thats close enough to me lol. im 24% irish, and 75% northwestern europe(im mostly swiss). the last bit is suprisingly 1.3% cameroon, congo. dunno when or how that happened, but its there.
Thank you and yup you are right!!!
These are all the Caribbean Islands i descend from on my maternal line ancestry (1700-1775) as well as Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island before my ancestors arrived in the United States. Mind you these are not all global regions, but Caribbean only. Barbados, St. Lucia, St. John's, Dominica, Antigua & Barbuda, Jamaica.
Reference video:
ua-cam.com/video/RxCKKqZ2iKU/v-deo.html
When they talk about GB they don't mention Northern Ireland and Scotland which do have Irish DNA..you'll find Irish DNA in other countries such as franch, Spanish countries..
Not surprised tho lol. Welcome home. I'm Yoruba 🇳🇬
Love from your Irish brother sister.
As a Nigerian with black American roots living in Ireland. I can see the Irish in you
Thank you love
ok cool my moms family is from Montserrat !! Im a Daly. She took the DNA test and you guys DNA were just about the same
Oh nice!
Yup name sounds familiar
My Nan was Daly 🙏🏽 🇯🇲
Lakota and Black Irish here🦅☀️🦅🙋🏽♀️🦅☀️🦅🐉☘️🇮🇪
British and Irish for the record are nothing alike. What I will say an Irish woman is that you're still part of our family to me. 2% is enough for me. I wanna try this test. I'm very curious now. Irish were sent to the Caribbean too which might explain that 2%. Xx
My nickname growing up and even now is "British" my great great grandmother on my dad's side was English. So it was pretty ironic to find out a few years back that I have some English roots. Like 7% 🤣
it kinda makes sense... if your grandparents were Irish it would only be around 25%... so if your talking great great grand parents the % is like 7 or less. So it makes sense. ☺ great video.
No, if her grandparents were Irish she would be 100 % Irish.
@@Grunk111 that's vague. On both sides. So it never gets watered down from generation to generation?
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I also did my DNA test ,I only came up in 2% British/irish 97,4 sub saharan African
I got people from the carribean but it just shows the southcarolina migration
You and the actress Kerry Washington have to be related, you two looks so alike! Both awesome.
I have an Irish last name. McCollum is my Grandfathers last name. I was born in America but I do wonder where my family came from. My Grandfather told me that we have Irish in us. That’s all that I know.
Take a DNA test and see how much. It’s possible you could of had intermixing from African slaves and indentured servants. I feel like that’s the most logical explanation considering Irish didn’t really own slaves very much
Don't like comments that are being mean towards slaves .
I saw on the news that some of these Dna kits aren't that accurate.
Sky Layne I always use my family tree and records as a baseline. This makes it easier to vet your results.
They're not 100 percent accurate, which is why the results are called "estimates".
The accuracy may not be 100%, but it is close.
It dose show people I know in real life as my cousins so it's pretty accurate. However it dose show my 2nd cousin as a 3rd-4th cousin but I'm willingly to let it slide. Do wonder if my 1% south American is accurate.
Actually I do believe that ancestry is pretty accurate, it reconized my Identical twin and I as Identical., my Dad as my True dad. However my twins kids came out as my Kids too, But thats normal, our DNA IS so close. In fact my eldest niece has more My DNA then my sisters, who gave birth to her! There are Flaws but the generals are there. Also it did line up with our family tree.
Maybe you should contact Ancestry to add what Cromwell did to the Irish in the 17th century pertaining to Montserrat and St. Kitts. 2% just means this ancestor was far down the line and may not show up in your grandchildren. Also, if you continue to look up Irish history, the indigenous people were dark and swarthy.
I'm American-Irish, family is from Boston
Some last names they attribute to slavery and our last names are who owned our ancestors. They gifted us their last name while considering us property.
TheKeekollecta Everyone from Montserrat has Irish last names. Irish were treated as slaves just l... Yes, some were indentured servants...
Ref:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montserrat
SamoreLoveTV Irish were never slaves. That's a myth that's been debunked by several genealogists and historians. I researched it as well, since I have Irish ancestry. The horrors that our Ancestors experienced as slaves and their affects to this day are unique
No the indentured servants were treated just as bad as black slaves and seen as the same, only difference was the indentured servants were eventually freed after their time was up. What happened to the Irish was very similar to what they done to black people only technically the Irish weren't slaves. But by god they were certainly treated as such!
actually irish were slaves. irish people have been occupied for over 800 years by many countries, imcluding britain(still occupied today) the irish potato famine? you can thank britain for that. the brits actually forced the irish to remove the ) "O" from the name. to get food and water from them. for example, my last name is Day. it used to be O' Dee or O' Dea, but the brits ruined that.
Not unless your last name is Hebrew. Then its real, which is the case with Irish and Scottish since the 7th century. Black Hebrew who went Albino. That is the Real reason they call Irish negro, because they are. So are all the white jews. More accurate to call them Ash Kenyans(Ashkenazi). These Black Albino jews right here: Simeone, Benyimin, Levi, and Judah. There is a reason this information is hidden. It can be discovered in geneology with supposed Scottish names that are actually Hebrew, like Stimson, Stimpson, Simpson, Simmons , Simon, Simone Shaul, Minshaul, etc. These names are over 3500+ years old and originated out of Israel. Then you have the bible which is one big Albino white wash of the black hebrew. Truth: White isn't a race at all, because they are all carriers of the OCA2 gene mutation. If you are white you are from asian(caucasian) or negro(caucazoid). Currently the highest concentration of the OCA2 in non white regions is in Africa and its exploding since the Government stepped in to protect them. The blue eye is a product of black albinism.
I am only 1% Nigerian, and 11% irish. Our family tree shows that we are ancestors of Thomas O hagan, who was held in Barbodos......but my twin sister and nieces and nephew all have that 1% Nigerian. It is far removed, but still there. Mainly because all everyone marrys different. You can get more of your moms side or more your dads all brothers and sisters come out different. Your Brother or sister might come out more Irish then you. Genes are a mixed bag. But the fact my sister and her kids and I and my Dad all have Nigerian in us says something. ----even with updates.Here I'd the funny thing SOOO MANY OF MY FAMILY ONLY SHOWS 1% Nigerian my Cousin, aunt's sister, dad and my sisters kids. ...yet I don't BURN. So, I think we have a LOT more Nigerian then they are saying. Plus my Hagan family has strong Nigerian!
You are kin. Thank you.
Here's mine I GOT IT IN JUNE
Africa 2%
Low Confidence Region
Africa North < 1%
Africa Southeastern Bantu < 1%
Europe 89%
Great Britain 40%
Italy/Greece 14%
Europe West 12%
Ireland 8%
Scandinavia 8%
Low Confidence Region
Finland/Northwest Russia 4%
Europe East 2%
Iberian Peninsula 1%
America 7%
Native American 7%
Other Regions Tested
West Asia 2%
Caucasus 2%
Kayla Ashley Snow you got everything 😃
Annmarie busu
She has no South Asian!😊😊😊
which means what exactly
Wooow you're REALLY African most people outside of Africa specifically African Americans are in general only 70 to 85 percent African if not less. And Afro Latinos even less than that😍😍😍
SEXYLRBOI most African Americans are actually 80% plus African . Those who normally don't have any recent mixture are around 85% most who have little mixture are closer to the 80s within the range
african americans have atleast 75 to 95 percent
BAPS C This varies by person. Check out tracingafricanroots.wordpress.com/ancestrydna/african-american-results/
It's run by a gentleman from cape verde who on his own personal time, took every african american results on youtube and put them into a spreadsheet. He had 350 samples and the average result was
mean(average)=78% african
median(50% cut off pt)=82% african
mode(most frequent percentage)=85%
most frequent interval=80 to 90%.
This actually matches real research by major universities that state the average african american is 82% african, 17% european, and ~1% amerindian.
70 to 80% is the second highest interval, then 90 to 100%, so its within reason.
@@purplesquare-1triangle966 No, most of us are 70-80% African.
@@mikedavis3386 No, most of us are 70-80% African.
Can't believe you didn't acknowledge that one of your distant cousins is the Swaggitrician.
Loz Yennah ?
When you scrolled through the lists of people that were related, most of them used their real names or initials. One just called themselves "Swaggitrician." Don't tell me you don't wanna meet that cousin!
that kinda annoys me tbh.
Frigglebiscuit Yeah, he's probably a loser. I feel like he's the type to ask for your number even though you're related. "But we're only fifth cousins!"
😂🤣😂🤣 I clocked that too.
the term black irish means the native irish clans who who mixed with romani gypsys in Scottish highland just because you have a irish name and black doesn't mean you have black irish DNA Celtic irish and black native irish are different people's we look white brownish today olders look like native Americans
Anthony Cawley there is no such thing as black native irish
it has a double meaning. chill.
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Documents show that in 1830, Irish people owned over 60,000 slaves in Monteserrat.
But Irish people were also brought to Montserrat as indentured servants working with African slaves
Which Irish?
Anglo Irish, Scots Irish were the same people oppressing the native Irish.
No photo? Interesting
Hello my Irish sister.
2% Irish? 🤨 . You claim to be black Irish with 2% Irish 😑. My mom is 1% Asian so I guess I’m Eurasian now 🤔....no still European.
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"Black Irish" does not mean someone who is mostly black and has some Irish DNA. It refers to white skinned people, very fair white people, with black hair, black brows and lashes, and blue or green eyes. It has nothing to do with someone with African heritage.
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The term 'Black Irish refers to white (very pale) people who have dark hair, dark brows and lashes, fair skin, and blue or green eyes. It does not mean a 'black person who has some Irish ancestry' or a 'black person who has Irish nationality'. "Black Irish" is not a term that refers to people with African genetic heritage. You aren't using the term properly. If you had German or Swedish DNA would you say Black German or Black Swedish or Black Dutch?
AND
Show some respect for the other people on the DNA website who are your matches by NOT showing them in a video on UA-cam. Stop showing their pictures and DNA information publicly. On the DNA site the only people who can see their profiles are the other people who are related to them. This is personal information. I'd be pissed off if one of my DNA matches displayed my DNA matches info on social media. That's not what its there for. Its only there to connect with people I"m related to.
Please do your research on Montserrat and you’ll see that it was Irish people who gave them the name black Irish. You sound very stupid when you don’t do research. Montserrat was/is known as the Caribbean Ireland as Irish culture was ingrained to ours from our food , celebrating St. Patrick day , our surnames. My great x3 was an Irish woman which is the case for many Montserratians.
EXACTLY!!! 🇲🇸
I had a man i dated..... dark dark beautiful African American but we found out he was also Scottish with a code of arms.... everyone laughed at him. Not cool.
I think you mean "coat of arms". lol
My grandfather was a immigrant from Scotland James Arbuthnot his last name is so hard to pronounce lol
did he wear a kilt like kayne when he found out lol
what? why would someone laugh at that? thats honorable as hell.
Unless it says basque in there your not black Irish your black and Irish, black Irish are and ethnic group within Ireland and black Irish started as a term of indeerment because American whites couldn't accept Irish people with dark features, white people with dark features in general, hence terms like whop, dego, grease ball, greaser, ginni, ginzo
Oh I just watched a video on montserrat. That will be were the irish came from ok.
Exactly
Whence The Black Irish Of Jamaica
by Joseph J. Williams, Ph.D., Litt.D.
If you have an Irish name, then you can count all that 8% european as Irish. They cant really tell the difference between a highland scottish person and an Irish person. They look for less and more common genes so if gene abc1d is more common in london, they will go there, even though its in Dublin too. If you were not sure, then there is a 2% from Ireland, 4% from britain and 2% that greece/italy.
Thanks for the info
They were not slaves they were endentured servents who after their servitude was done enslaved blacks
False.
Handsome Squidward this is not true, Americans and the British used the Irish, they forced them to do things they didn’t want to do. I find this very insulting, learn your history.
A quick history lesson I bet most don't know.
Did you know WHITES were slaves too?????
The Irish slave trade began when 30,000 Irish prisoners were sold as slaves to the New World. The King James I Proclamation of 1625 required Irish political prisoners be sent overseas and sold to English settlers in the West Indies. By the mid 1600s, the Irish were the main slaves sold to Antigua and Montserrat. At that time, 70% of the total population of Montserrat were Irish slaves.
Ireland quickly became the biggest source of human livestock for English merchants. The majority of the early slaves to the New World were actually white.
From 1641 to 1652, over 500,000 Irish were killed by the English and another 300,000 were sold as slaves. Ireland’s population fell from about 1,500,000 to 600,000 in one single decade. Families were ripped apart as the British did not allow Irish dads to take their wives and children with them across the Atlantic. This led to a helpless population of homeless women and children. Britain’s solution was to auction them off as well.
During the 1650s, over 100,000 Irish children between the ages of 10 and 14 were taken from their parents and sold as slaves in the West Indies, Virginia and New England. In this decade, 52,000 Irish (mostly women and children) were sold to Barbados and Virginia. Another 30,000 Irish men and women were also transported and sold to the highest bidder. In 1656, Cromwell ordered that 2000 Irish children be taken to Jamaica and sold as slaves to English settlers.
Many people today will avoid calling the Irish slaves what they truly were: Slaves. They’ll come up with terms like “Indentured Servants” to describe what occurred to the Irish. However, in most cases from the 17th and 18th centuries, Irish slaves were nothing more than human cattle.
As an example, the African slave trade was just beginning during this same period. It is well recorded that African slaves, not tainted with the stain of the hated Catholic theology and more expensive to purchase, were often treated far better than their Irish counterparts.
African slaves were very expensive during the late 1600s (50 Sterling). Irish slaves came cheap (no more than 5 Sterling). If a planter whipped or branded or beat an Irish slave to death, it was never a crime. A death was a monetary setback, but far cheaper than killing a more expensive African. The English masters quickly began breeding the Irish women for both their own personal pleasure and for greater profit. Children of slaves were themselves slaves, which increased the size of the master’s free workforce. Even if an Irish woman somehow obtained her freedom, her kids would remain slaves of her master. Thus, Irish moms, even with this new found emancipation, would seldom abandon their kids and would remain in servitude.
In time, the English thought of a better way to use these women (in many cases, girls as young as 12) to increase their market share: The settlers began to breed Irish women and girls with African men to produce slaves with a distinct complexion. These new “mulatto” slaves brought a higher price than Irish livestock and, likewise, enabled the settlers to save money rather than purchase new African slaves. This practice of interbreeding Irish females with African men went on for several decades and was so widespread that, in 1681, legislation was passed “forbidding the practice of mating Irish slave women to African slave men for the purpose of producing slaves for sale.” In short, it was stopped only because it interfered with the profits of a large slave transport company.
England continued to ship tens of thousands of Irish slaves for more than a century. Records state that, after the 1798 Irish Rebellion, thousands of Irish slaves were sold to both America and Australia. There were horrible abuses of both African and Irish captives. One British ship even dumped 1,302 slaves into the Atlantic Ocean so that the crew would have plenty of food to eat.
There is little question that the Irish experienced the horrors of slavery as much (if not more in the 17th Century) as the Africans did. There is, also, very little question that those brown, tanned faces you witness in your travels to the West Indies are very likely a combination of African and Irish ancestry. In 1839, Britain finally decided on its own to end its participation in Satan’s highway to hell and stopped transporting slaves. While their decision did not stop pirates from doing what they desired, the new law slowly concluded THIS chapter of nightmarish Irish misery.
But, if anyone, black or white, believes that slavery was only an African experience, then they’ve got it completely wrong.
Irish slavery is a subject worth remembering, not erasing from our memories.
Humphrey You are presuming they lived long enough to see out their indenture.Atleast a slave represented a significant monetary value where as the irish had no monetary value to the indenturer
@@galoglaich3281 I seriously doubt indentured servants held no monetary value to their employer or why else would they employ them . Also weird how you call them Irish. Indentured servants were from English and Scottish backgrounds too. Also if your argument is seriously that slaves had it better I would seriously reconsider that if I were u
also, we started out as 8% irish, now with updates we have 11% my family has soooo much of the Irish traits, red face, really fair skin. The constant fighting with each other....very Irish.
I did African ancestry mit9chondria DNA and paternal trace father line to Cameroon and mother to Nigeria ancestry.com have 32 percent Nigerian and 30 percent Cameroon 14 percent mali and Irish 10percent
Not black but irish, mexican, portugese, spanish, native american, scottish.
I’m black but my results said I’m 19 percent Irish
I got irish in me also
So beautiful
Check out Irish immigration to Puerto Rico. I'm 5% irish .
I AM IRISH DECENT CHECK SCIENTIFIC DETAIL THEN YOUR HIGHLY MATCH IS WHAT U ARE
hilarious. stumbled here by accident and end up seeing her scroll past my name in her list of relatives.
Just got mind back turns out I’m 100% THAT BITCH
Why wouldn't you want to know your own family?
drama...
Your not black Irish with less then 6 percent Irish or British blood, you carry a Irish name but your not Irish let alone black Irish who I don't think you fully understand the meaning off it didn't mean Africans, native Irish clans called Irish travllers mixed with Romani gypsys
+Manchester paddys if you're more than 0% then you're Irish.
some native americans have a nice saying on this. "if you had an ancestor, you are one of us."
That 2 percent Irish reflects the dna of the lighter people in Ireland NOW. Your ancestors were the blackamoors of Ireland and of course there was some mixing with the newcomers who were paler. So you are very irish
People in the comments saying the Irish owned slaves 😑😑😑
Scarlett O'Hara.
@@citytrees1752 fictional character
Congratulations you broke 90%. And you have large amounts from the top 4 regions African Diasporans get.
It seems many of us from the diaspora don't know our real history. Our History is rich and deep. We are The Israelites coming up from the so called Middle east , then went into the Iberian Peninsula. And being exiled twice (Spanish Inquisition 1478) from Spain and Portugal 1492. Then we were taken into Africa to be brain washed into christianity and to be sold into shackle Slavery. Some of us escaped and went into Europe and settled there a while until slavery caught up with our Ancestors..Now, this activity took hundred of years, even thousands..Please do some research into books before the 1800 century. It's a little difficult, because our History is being HIDDEN but, it's out there. Most important, use the Bible also to reference/refer to. And stop listening to others telling you who and what you are..
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You are who you are, you have your history your Irish.
I don't think these test are totally correct, just in part.
The Irish were inslaved as was the African.
Love who you are.
Thanks you
Actually there are many Black Irish in Ireland and here in the states ho go unrecognized/claimed because of a longstanding taboo---many don't know the fathers and in some cases mothers because it's been buried on their birth certificates thanks to the cathloic church--------en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_people_in_Ireland
you are completely wrong...
you are misleading people
with that link.....that clearly
said the black slave was brought to ireland after the American civil war.....the Catholic church scandal
in ireland abused mostly white people........black ppl in ireland were put in there because nobody wanted them......the black fathers
always ran away wen they got pregnant......and the irish mothers did not want them
+ANGRY IRISHMAN !!!! bullshit im in lreland right now the rain is beating of the window half my neighbours are black irish and talk irish
Fukn yes yes
People who live in Ireland who have African heritage are not "Black Irish". Black Irish are white people who have black hair - its a term that's been used for a long time in Ireland. People of African heritage living in Ireland are 'black with Irish nationality'. Quit using the term the wrong way.
The reason a lot of blacks have Irish last names is because in the late 19th and early 20th centuries Africans didn’t want to keep their slave names, and since they didn’t know their native name, they took on Irish last names of the families they grew up with since they were growing up in the same struggle. That’s how it was in the States.
Damn..
Plus both were Slaves.
i dont think they even had last names in africa. at least not established ones where they kept records.
Omg indentured servitude is *not* slavery. Yes both suck, but the two are *very* different and it is a mistake to conflate the two...
Grey Hoover you're right there were indentured servants. However 10s of thousands were sold as slaves to the West Indies as well. Also the Irish language was even banned. Please do not speak on my history there ghostly one
Ancestry ruined my life I thought I was from Africa. I don't believe in history no more
your beautiful
Moors
The Black Irish are thousands of years old. The Black Irish are not Africans. The Black Irish originated From the Middle East . The Black Irish ☘️ do not celebrate . Saint Patrick’s Day the black Irish celebrate Saint Paddy’s day as do all Irishman . The Black Irish have Black hair Black eyes and darker skin.
Ireland is Gaelic for our Land .
The genealogy of Ireland is absolutely insane as a direct result of all of the explorers conquerors and slavers whom saw Ireland and the Irish as easy Pickins for human trafficking the Irish and Africans were the two largest demographics represented in the slave colonies . The Moors were the transatlantic slave trade in fact the moors occupied Spain for 800 years and that is the reason why the Slave colonies have Spanish languages and call themselves Latinos or Latin Americans .
Brazil was the largest of the slave colonies and today they use 144 different words to describe the colour of their skin . The Slave Colonies was the only place in the western hemisphere were slaves could be purchased after the transatlantic slave trade was abolished by the British whom colonized the United States and were forbidden to own slaves or use slavery during the British colonialism of North America . Slavery began in the USA 🇺🇸 after the British were driven out of the USA. In reality the slaves who were in the United States did not come from Africa The slave colonies did not speak African languages meaning African slaves were useless .
The Armistad was a Spanish ship captured by the Americans in American waters on its way to the slave colonies after The British had abolished slavery .
The reality of Black Americans who have a history during slavery in the deep South of the United States is that you are of mixed Blood and mostly Irish ☘️ the two largest demographicps in the slave colonies . If you are Back Irish ☘️ it has not one thing in common with African ancestry . I am Black Irish ☘️ my DNA is from Belfast Northern Ireland . As well I am considered to be British isles because of all the explorers conquerors and slavers over the centuries whom invaded every Shoreline they could access . At the Peak of slavery in the western hemisphere there were twice as many European mostly Irish slaves in Africa because of the moors. Slavery and racial discrimination against the Irish lasted right into the 1970s . The British committed genocide against the Irish murdering over 10 million while the Irish were forced into Farming Ireland for the British only not even the Irish could eat what they sowed .
They took the Irish in the very same slave ships that transported black Africans out of Africa and dumped them on an island in the South Pacific Ocean . If you think that the treatment of Black Americans is bad just wait until you learn of the enslavement and racial discrimination against the Irish .
Yes its fake to me.
I did geneology awhile back, this is why im here. This is the REAL story. Ashkenazi emmigrated to Ireland Scotland in droves. They are Black Albino Hebrew. The OCA2 gene mutation took most of the Black Hebrew tribes and washed these tribes but not completely. Benyimin, Simeone, Levi, and Judah. These were the tribes persecuted and pushed out of Israel in the 7th century. ALL white jews are African Negro Albino. Noah was the carrier of the mutation. The blue eye was a product of Black Albino. Albino were still randomly producing black offspring for generations until the OCA2 took over. When they say Ashkenazi, they technically should say 'Ash Kenyan.'
So you are saying the irish are black albino
Black Irish means irish people with dark hair
It's mind boggling that people don't know this.
Exactly. It refers to white people and has nothing to do with people of African heritage or black people who live in Ireland. Black Irish = white people with black hair.
You are a hebrew 19% banin togo 18% ivery coast means Judah sent to Africa by king Fernando and queen isabella of spain as prisoners of war you are a Jew.
fake
um...
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