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  1. Long live Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁒󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 and love to all my female Scottish Matriarchs: Jaine Jane Jean Glas Glass Born: 1570 Edinburgh, Scotland (Central Lowland) Death: Issobel Liddalil Ure (Anglicized: Black) Born: 1605 Edinburgh, Scotland (Central Lowland) Death: ? Scotland Margaret Wairdendownie Anderson Born: 1650 Culross, Scotland (Northwest Lowland) Death: 1728 Culross, Scotland (Northwest Lowland) Dame Elizabeth Dunbar Born: 1677 Inverness (Isle of Sky), Scotland or Aberdeenshire, Scotland (Northeast Highland/Lowland) Death: 1756 Edinburgh, Scotland (Central Lowland) Lucia Anna Gordon Born: 1700 Iverness (Isle of Sky), Scotland or Moray (Drainie), Scotland (Northeast/Southern Highland) Death: 1725 or 1726 Screven, Georgia Effie Mary Maclean Born: 1726 Inverness, Scotland (Northeast Highland) Death: 1843 Walton, Florida or Laurel Hill (Okaloosa), Florida Margaret Campbell Born: 1754 Strathglass, Scotland (Northwest Highland) Death: ? North Carolina
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  2. The greatest Englishman in history, greater than Lord Nelson and King Alfred the Great.
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  3. You should do one about the Elliot’s and Hermaitage castle
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  4. Very interesting πŸ‘shame about there being NO RECORDING'S of these experiments 😲😞 Would've been INTERESTING to KNOW what or even if those two children brought up by a "SPEECHLESS/MUTE WOMAN" did they "VOCALLY/SPEAK TO EACH OTHER " & WHAT WAS IT LIKE TO "SEE/BE THERE AT THE TIME πŸ˜²πŸ€”πŸ‘ 😲πŸ₯΄πŸ€” I'll have to look into this more πŸ‘πŸ€” i want to KNOW WHAT HAPPENED/HAPPENS in this sort of situation πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘
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  5. Irish ancestry with a Norman surname and a Norwegian haplogroup.
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  6. Good stuff..again!
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  7. Kilts are shown at 3:00, kilts were not invented till much later than this period.
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  8. I'm glad you've made this video as an Englishman I've been finding many connections with the Saxons and Scythians and it seems that a lot of the Germanic and Celtic people are either related to or originate from the Scythians. It seems the steppes are calling for us all.
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  9. Wallace, Campbell, Sinclair, Lamont, Huntly and Aberdeen Districts, Gordon, Grant, MacDonald of Isles, and MacGregor are my family Clans.
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  10. My hair was nearly white until i hit my early 20's and slowly became pale wheat to dark wheat as I got older. My eyes are green. I am 72 and have no grey hair. But on my father's side, when you hit your late 70's your hair starts turning white. I am Scandinavian and nw english.
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  11. Our lot got Olaf in the surname but are pretty Gaelic
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  12. I have hazel (mostly green with a brown centered golden "sunflower"), but my son takes after his father with grey eyes. He doesn't know much about his ancestry, and I have yet to convince him to get a dna test, but mine is: 57% England & NW Europe 24% The Balkans 6% Germanic Europe 5% Eastern Europe and Russia 5% Scotland 2% Norway 1% Anatolia & the Caucasus
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  13. Super explanation. Thank you
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  14. Cheers for that mate.Have you watched the 1964 doco of Culloden? It`s on youtube and pretty good.
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  15. Portuguese here, My DNA: 39% Iberian 28% Scottish, Welsh, Irish 18% Sardinian 14% North Africa, Shephardic Jewish 1% Finnish
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  16. I'm Clan Graham, this was a cool video. If you're interested, the Graham's have a particularly interesting lineage. I don't want to spoil the surprise but their haplotype is from far far far away from Scotland. 😊
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  17. My father's side of the family had to immigrate to the New World after the battle of Culloden. The family name is Hutcheson. They are a part of the MacDonald Clan. Great video!
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  18. Great video, will be of great help. Thanks and greetings from Brazil.
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  19. I am from America. I want to know more about my ancestors. I took a ancestry DNA test and it says I got Over 70% English DNA. I want to know more about how I can find out more about DNA and genetics research.
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  20. 9:10 I had one Swedish Grandmother, maternal side. Our mtDNA haplogroup is H1g1.
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  21. Although Turkey's European land is not as big as the Asia Minor part, Turkey is the birthplace of the European civilization with many ethnicities and it's contributions along with Greeks. My proud country.
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  22. Same for me. The darker the green on my clothes, the darker green my eyes look.
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  23. Great content mate!
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  24. The Kurds speak 2 different dialects that are derived from gallic
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  25. I heard that the last Military units of the Knights Templar fought for King Robert de Bruce at Bannokburn and he protected them from the Catholic Church
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  26. Excellent video. Greetings from ireland. ❀ i can confirm that irish and Latin are riddled with cognate words.....cred...to believe, mara...the sea, capall....horse, luain....the moon, coinin....rabbit, con....hound, marbh....death, Dé.....god, the numbers, days of the week, etc etc. Interesting when u remember the Romans never conquered ireland.
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  27. He was conveniently late to every battle in the Jacobite Risings he turned up to so my guess is he was timing his appearance to benefit his clan. His lands adjoined Campbell lands, who were largely (not all) supporting the Hanoverians, so I don't really blame him for being cagey. Rob Roy is supposed to have hidden behind our village Oak and awaited the passing of Graham of Killearn one morning, who had been one of the accusers of Rob Roy's youngest son (Robin) in the abduction and forced marriage of a local girl. Rob Roy stepped out from behind the tree and promptly slew the man before heading swiftly north, only to find out the man he killed he'd misidentified and he was completely innocent; so he's not the gallant hero hereabouts.
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  28. Looking forward to watching this.
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  29. hey there, i am portuguese and as far as i am aware my ancestors lived in portugal since the end of the 18 century, my dad is 75 y talish, 1,80cm in is 20s, green eyes. my mom 65 y 1,65 cm, in her 20s, and brown eyes, i am 28 y 1,87 cm brown eyes and hair, so i think apart from height i do represent the portuguese population, i did a ancestry test myancestry dna and i was 31% portuguese, 30% northen and west european, 15% italian, 14% sardinian, 5% northen african, 4% british and 1% nigerian, precentages are rounded. taking in consideration that napoleans army spent weeks in my area discounting on the sardinian, northen european and italian side i do belive that portuguese people ar 35% portuguese/iberian 15% french, 10% german, 10% british, 10% arabs, 10% italians 4% Jewish 1% african 5% flamish/ belgians
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  30. People in this video look more spaniards than celts
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  31. Loved learning about my history and where I came from!
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  32. This channel just keeps getting better :)
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  33. Thank you for your videos.
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  34. Fascinating & well presented!! Many thanks 😊!!
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  35. I was a Virginia resident .... noo back in Scotland to retire ... glade to be hame like
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  36. Great insights. Thank you.
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  37. I have 92% British Ancestry. My dad was R1b (he participated in a Y-DNA study with the National Odom Assembly here in the states) but I don't know my maternal haplogroup. I know I share a bit over 200 SNP''s with Cheddar Man...which is a fair amount considering the genetic distance.
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  38. First, ancestry for mom is England, Wales, France; Dad is England, Scotland, Ireland. Maternal haplogroup for mom is H2 and Dad is H1. Dad's paternal haplogroup is R-S764. My mom has chocolate brown eyes; my dad has smokey blue eyes; and I have green eyes; my older sister has same eye colour as my father and my younger sister has the same eye colour as my mother.
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  39. Am I correct in my hunch that "Jute" is a vatiation of Goth? I find myself thinking of Jutlander being pronounced Yoh-t-lander, and as we all know there are all kinds of small variations and particularised emphasis in differing regional pronunciation(s) and dialects. And delving into the Roman period of Britain/West Europe and the Celtic and Germanic Folk returns an absolute treasure trove of events and relations and allsorts that are criminally under explored, but I bring it up, partly to prompt folks to seek this treasure, but because it demonstrates the certainty that there were massive interconnections with all of the highly esteemed peoples throughout the Roman Empire and the Britons, with Noble Goths coming to be part of the British mix becoming not at all far fetched a notion.
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  40. Clan Maclean here.
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  41. Excellent Video thank you.
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  42. I was born in Netherlands and have grey eyes ancestry Swedish and British
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  43. I have green eyes. My daughter and neice do as well. I prefer dimmer light. Bright light hurts my eyes, and they close and tear up in brighter days. They turn greener when they are lit up. I like them though. 😎
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  44. I don't think Erik the Red had any Scottish or Irish ancestry just a straight up Viking with red hair. Just saying Scandinavians had that to a certain percentage without the slave story.
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  45. I`m mainly Irish and my group is R-M269
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  46. Perfectly understandable in Ireland too
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  47. From the cult of Mithras to the cult of Madras it’s amazing the cultures that have reached our land …. to spice it up, another cool wee video mate, thanks!
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  48. 7:46 R1b-DF27 and only 10% R1b-21, what is mine. L21 maybe came with Celts in Iron Age.
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  49. Cheers mate another good one:yougotthis:
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  50. Thanks mentioning the Galician Celtics….I am a direct descendant of Galician people.
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