My Grandmother was a friend of a Mrs. Chisolm around the beginning of the start of the 20th century,and Mrs. Chisolm sewed for Mrs. Pershing before she ( Mrs. Pershing and her daughters perished in a horrible fire in the San Fransisco Presidio 1915.) The Chisolms were friends of my Fathers' folks,and my Father had married Helen Chisolm years later. Chisolms were a good bunch of folks. Who knows how many of us various folks are tied remotely or closely by marriage,or friendship.The centuries since the disbanding of the Highland Clans have been a big adventure as well.
As an 8x great-grandson of King Louis XV of France (himself a great-great-grandson of King Charles I of England & Scotland via his mother Marie-Adélaïde of Savoy) via my mother, I would like to pay my respects to the Jacobite Cause and Bonnie Prince Charlie. Long Live Your Majesty King Charles III of Scotland & England, Charles Edward Stuart, may you live forever in our hearts. 🏴✝️💙🤍👑
So proud to say my clan was loyal to His Highness, Prince Charlie! The Atholl Highlanders, made up of the great Clan Murray, came directly to the aid of Prince Charlie. Clan Campbell of Auchnabreck would've sided with the Jacobites, if not for Clan Campbell of Argyll. Anyone who has Jacobite blood should be proud when hearing this song! Our ancestors may have lost, but they'd have been damned if they didn't try.
Why on earth would you be proud that distant ancestors of yours fought on the wrong side of a dynastic battle? What's to be proud of? This isn't "my grandfather who I knew in my lifetime landed at Normandy and helped defeat the Nazi menace" or something like that. You're literally saying that you're proud that someone who died centuries before you were born fought in a pointless war over which nobleman he'd never met would be king.
my jacobite ancestors were exiled to the states with nothing but the clothes on their backs, and on my father's side they were exiled for being Presbyterian, and the rest of my ancestry is from England mostly from my fathers side, my great grandmother's family on my father's father's side is scot however
i'm from Inverness, my dad is from Poolewe and my mum is from Fort William. My dads a Cameron and they moved from Lochaber to Lewis [during the clearances] but my great great great granny moved to Poolewe after the events. My mum on the other hand is a Munro and they clashed at Culloden, after the English betrayed the Munros whom betrayed the Highlands and moved to Uig and my grandfather moved to Fort William 50 years ago.
Mah maw's side wis yin o' th' few clans wha rejected th' clearences 'n' wur wiped oot... Glad mah familt staun up tae th' sassenach brutes 'n' won a quick death instead o' bein' a loyalist lik' th' wretched campbells...
@@RobbStark_ He had a point though. There were many Scots on both sides. The war was not England vs Scotland. There were as many Williamite Scots as there were Jacobite.
part of the arguments for the Jacobites was that the king they were fighting against were foreigners-first William the Dutch, then George the Hanoverian. which is supremely ironic now, given the Jacobite claim now traces itself to... Franz, Duke of Bavaria. which would also mean that Franz should've been the first openly gay monarch in British history...
I have ancestors from England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales who were recusants under the Penal and Uniformity Acts, fought on both sides of the Civil War, ancestors who fought on both sides of the Glorious Revolution, and on both sides of the Jacobite Revolution. I also have some German blood mixing. But at the end of the day I am myself an American. And I, also having ancestors who fought in the American Revolution and were prominent members of the early American Continent, am far more proud of them and what they fought for. I reject the divine right of kings, as nobody is born to rule or to reign. I am proud to be born of the first Nation to declare before a candid world that it be self-evident truth that all men are created and born equal by ordinance of the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God. They are endowed by the same, to the rights of life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, amongst other inalienable, inviolate, and absolute rights. That means men and women, black and white, rich and poor, gay and straight, young and old. To secure these rights, it was declared by the Fathers, that as these rights are inalienable and come from the Creator Himself, not from any king or earthy power or crown, Government receives its authority and powers from the consent of the governed and not by ordinances of the same Creator that made His people equal, free, and in control of their destiny and pursuit of their own happiness. God bless the mother lands of my forebears - the lands of Merry Ol' England - Dowry of Mary and Land of Hope and Glory, Alba (or Albany) - in times of old once known as Caledonia and Albion, of Cymru (or Wales) - the land of my fathers, and of Ireland's Emerald Isle O Great Britain, may God forever bless thee. And God bless my homeland- Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean- the Home of the Brave and the Free. Sweet land of Liberty, O set in the silver sea, Made by Thee and for Thee. Let us Manifest our Destiny. God bless us evermore.
Here in Rome-Città del Vaticano we have the honour to guard Prince Charlie's grave. I myself paid my respects to him, on behalf of the Scots too
So Scottish it turned my blood to single malt.
@Torin Jedidiah lol did I just read a fake conversation between bots XD.
Fuck off from this comment section will you?
Seek medical attention immediately
I love it my name Charlie ❣️ I am Scottish Irish an Welsh 🏴🇮🇪🏴 long live the celts
What's that got to do with Stuart legitism
@@jdlc903 REAL 😂
My grandmother was a Chism, a descendant of Clan Chisholm. Our ancestor fought for the Stuarts even when his brothers sided with the Hanoverians.
I salute to you, brave Scot man! For Catholic King Charles III!
@@Confederate-hj2dc I'd still fight for the Stuarts... even though the heir general is more German then Elizabeth
@@anthonyreynolds1995 And there was also Sobieski of Poland blood in Bonnie Prince Charlie
My Grandmother was a friend of a Mrs. Chisolm around the beginning of the start of the 20th century,and Mrs. Chisolm sewed for Mrs. Pershing before she ( Mrs. Pershing and her daughters perished in a horrible fire in the San Fransisco Presidio 1915.) The Chisolms were friends of my Fathers' folks,and my Father had married Helen Chisolm years later. Chisolms were a good bunch of folks. Who knows how many of us various folks are tied remotely or closely by marriage,or friendship.The centuries since the disbanding of the Highland Clans have been a big adventure as well.
@@anthonyreynolds1995 I used to live in Glen Cannich , the ancestral home of the Chisolm clan.
And crown your rightful king,for wha'll be king but Charlie....
Even being distant to the this song by distance and centuries, it's very emotionally movement. Such a declaration of dedication to a cause!
"Wha'll be King but Cherlie?"
Love the Song, one of the best versions.
the best version
As an 8x great-grandson of King Louis XV of France (himself a great-great-grandson of King Charles I of England & Scotland via his mother Marie-Adélaïde of Savoy) via my mother, I would like to pay my respects to the Jacobite Cause and Bonnie Prince Charlie. Long Live Your Majesty King Charles III of Scotland & England, Charles Edward Stuart, may you live forever in our hearts. 🏴✝️💙🤍👑
So proud to say my clan was loyal to His Highness, Prince Charlie! The Atholl Highlanders, made up of the great Clan Murray, came directly to the aid of Prince Charlie. Clan Campbell of Auchnabreck would've sided with the Jacobites, if not for Clan Campbell of Argyll. Anyone who has Jacobite blood should be proud when hearing this song! Our ancestors may have lost, but they'd have been damned if they didn't try.
Bethany Davis Proud Cameron
Why on earth would you be proud that distant ancestors of yours fought on the wrong side of a dynastic battle? What's to be proud of?
This isn't "my grandfather who I knew in my lifetime landed at Normandy and helped defeat the Nazi menace" or something like that. You're literally saying that you're proud that someone who died centuries before you were born fought in a pointless war over which nobleman he'd never met would be king.
@@kennycameron828 Hello kinsman! Fellow Cameron here, and loyal Jacobite.
my jacobite ancestors were exiled to the states with nothing but the clothes on their backs, and on my father's side they were exiled for being Presbyterian, and the rest of my ancestry is from England mostly from my fathers side, my great grandmother's family on my father's father's side is scot however
@@MrEvanfriend right side***
My ancestor fought with H.M. Prince Charles! I am proud to carry his blood.
I have a very old book full of songs like these so I decided to search some up and I found so cool songs
i'm from Inverness, my dad is from Poolewe and my mum is from Fort William. My dads a Cameron and they moved from Lochaber to Lewis [during the clearances] but my great great great granny moved to Poolewe after the events. My mum on the other hand is a Munro and they clashed at Culloden, after the English betrayed the Munros whom betrayed the Highlands and moved to Uig and my grandfather moved to Fort William 50 years ago.
How did the Munros "betray the Highlands"?
The real Charles III
Rest in peace to true last royal family the Stewart's
Alba gu Brath!
Just wait a while, Prince William 's got Stuart blood, thank to his mother.
Charlie may be gone,
But at least one of his wee half-brothers has descendants who are spanish nobles.
It took a couple of centuries, but Charlie is finally King!
Relevant again
When you see Outlander😏
Same, now i want be a Scot 🤧
Same😭
First time I've heard this. Why the f**k is it this catchy?
Explanation, at this time welcome, meant on time.
from what I know , in Scotland there is still a land related problem, large owners
Looks like Charlie is king now
An usurper
What he said. The house of Windsor are Germans, who just changed their names to appear more English.
@@eccepasser a false idol
@@Chronic_Gambler?
@@eccepasser oh I'm not talking about you i was just making a doom reference
One Dutch Protestant disliked
Skin him to make a bodhran
@@BxnkrollBeatKillerBEATKMB LMAO
Who was disliked
Mark Me! If you know you know!:)
Clan Brodie proud!
The Veatch's stand for Charlie.
Freedom and Liberty!!!!
The. Jacobites are not gone, wait, watch, see
Seen none yet
I love the scots so much ❤️
That's not a picture of Charlie! Minor detail as we will be getting our Stewart king anytime now in the most roundabout way possible.
So Charlie is King now...
Someone post the lyrics please!
Good song.
Mah maw's side wis yin o' th' few clans wha rejected th' clearences 'n' wur wiped oot... Glad mah familt staun up tae th' sassenach brutes 'n' won a quick death instead o' bein' a loyalist lik' th' wretched campbells...
Hey I can understand you. Cool.
@@seanhartnett79 he’s taking the piss, just a miserable old cunt with nothing better to do
Justice for all the Scots, Irish and French who fall at Culloden !
Especially those in the Duke of Cumberland's army ?
Never Forgive, Never forget, Alba gu Brath
@@michaelprobert4881 So edgy.
@@RobbStark_ well , one tries .
@@RobbStark_ He had a point though. There were many Scots on both sides. The war was not England vs Scotland. There were as many Williamite Scots as there were Jacobite.
Clan Anderson Here
Where's the closest british garrison...
God save the King Francis II
part of the arguments for the Jacobites was that the king they were fighting against were foreigners-first William the Dutch, then George the Hanoverian. which is supremely ironic now, given the Jacobite claim now traces itself to... Franz, Duke of Bavaria.
which would also mean that Franz should've been the first openly gay monarch in British history...
Plenty of Stewart Blood under different names now. Don't forget the Stewart Women who took the Blood to hidden places.
There's still illegitimate male-line descendants of Robert the 2nd Stuart
I have ancestors from England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales who were recusants under the Penal and Uniformity Acts, fought on both sides of the Civil War, ancestors who fought on both sides of the Glorious Revolution, and on both sides of the Jacobite Revolution. I also have some German blood mixing.
But at the end of the day I am myself an American. And I, also having ancestors who fought in the American Revolution and were prominent members of the early American Continent, am far more proud of them and what they fought for. I reject the divine right of kings, as nobody is born to rule or to reign. I am proud to be born of the first Nation to declare before a candid world that it be self-evident truth that all men are created and born equal by ordinance of the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God. They are endowed by the same, to the rights of life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, amongst other inalienable, inviolate, and absolute rights. That means men and women, black and white, rich and poor, gay and straight, young and old. To secure these rights, it was declared by the Fathers, that as these rights are inalienable and come from the Creator Himself, not from any king or earthy power or crown, Government receives its authority and powers from the consent of the governed and not by ordinances of the same Creator that made His people equal, free, and in control of their destiny and pursuit of their own happiness.
God bless the mother lands of my forebears - the lands of Merry Ol' England - Dowry of Mary and Land of Hope and Glory, Alba (or Albany) - in times of old once known as Caledonia and Albion, of Cymru (or Wales) - the land of my fathers, and of Ireland's Emerald Isle
O Great Britain, may God forever bless thee.
And God bless my homeland- Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean- the Home of the Brave and the Free.
Sweet land of Liberty, O set in the silver sea, Made by Thee and for Thee. Let us Manifest our Destiny. God bless us evermore.
Long live Roman Catholicism!
🇵🇱🇻🇦✝️❤️✝️🇻🇦🏴