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Clan Gunn. The Nelsons of Colmonel, Ayrshire. We are in New Zealand. My ancestors came over on the David G Fleming.

oh no he's a chaimbeul!!! my mother was a maciain for glencoe, the descendants of the last laird. we are the nova scotia descendants. two of my cousins rose to become lt governors of nova scotia with the anglicized spelling of mackean. they did dna and found direct relationship to the surviving maciain's in scotland and ireland. two other grand parents are a maclaughlann and a macmurry, so i am disgustingly gaidhlignach

Campbell, Fraser, Stewart, Wallace and about 12 other clans in my ancestory. And I’m named after the first king of Scotland and my middle name is James so first king of England and Scotland My great grandmother Jesse Campbell came out here to Australia in the early 20th century Wore the black watch tartan at my wedding. ❤ my Scottish ancestry

Siis kantasuomalaiset ovat aitoja suomalaisia !!!!

I’m super late but my great grandfather fought in the battle of culloden you can search his name!!!William Richard Lawson the Scottish rebel 🔥

Scottish lass living in Scotland here. Sir Niall Campbell is my 18th great grandfather. He was Robert The Bruce’s wingman. I did the paper trail from my father to his great grand father Donald Campbell of Mull then father of father of father until 1091 finishing with Archibald laird of lochow and wife Eva O’Duibhne. They were all Lairds of Loch Awe Scammadale and Dunstaffnage. I did actually go further back from there taking me to Dunbartonshire castle where the lineage gets pretty jaw dropping albeit a wee bit fantastical. I’ve been assured that even as early as the dark ages the recordings of this particular paternal heritage is quite well documented due to the nobility. Sorry for the extra long comment. Hopefully I haven’t bored anyone as I know these types of claims seem ludicrous. I would feel that way too if I hadn’t had it verified numerous times. Great video btw 🌿

I did the DNA-test and i am 16% Irish, Scotch, Welsh.. 80% Finnish, 2% Scandinavian and 2% Inuit.

Most bullshit

I also have hazel eyes. Most people mistake them for brown on first glance. I agree with @Valkyraw its probably from the mixing of blue and brown eyes. My dad has brown eyes and my mom has blue, so makes sense!

The McDonald's and the Chisholm's please

Could you do the Fraser's

why do you not also track the female line?

I'm a Texas, Caldwell. I've been told I'm in the Campbell clan. I've tracked my 3rd great grand dad Allan Caldwell to Bieth, Scotland. My 3rd great grand mother from Jean Graig, from Kilbirnie. These are the people that moved to the states as far as I know. My mother took the dna test, my father didn't. I know Caldwell was a clan, but maybe as being very south, sided with the English. Any tips you have are welcome.

Yes, I have hazel Eyes. Why are we so unique ?

Does the name Bayne have Scottish ties

Whole family has red hair & hazel eyes. Now i have white hair with a bronze tint underneath when in the sun

Mine are dark hazel. They look pretty much dark brown or black unless lit up then they are green-gray on the outside with light brown in the center! I’m originally from Canada but I’m mixed with pretty much every nationality 😅

I had brown eyes as a toddler, but by high school they became hazel. They used to vary depending on what I wore, but by my 30s, they've been hazel consistently, no matter what.

Cuz white toxic middleaged men abused the local female population when they built their slave empire is the plausible explenation The simplest explenation is the most likely... But that wud be to short video?

The Kalash people in India/ Pakistan have many red/ blond haired blue/ green eyed too

The yezidies have a percentage of blond / red hair and blue/ green eyes

As a finnish person. I would be really suprised if the model in thumbnail is actually from here. Looks more like eastern european or even danish.

They don’t pollute their gene pool with anything brown.

I have haplogroup I. Roots in western Finland. Probably scandinavian heritage, but roots in Finland date back to thousands of years. My ancestors adopted Finnish language long time ago. And I’m proud of it. Genetically western and eastern Finns have longer distance than Englismen and Dutch. But cultural wise, we are one nation under the god. One Finnish nation. ❤️🇫🇮

I am Finnish/American. 100% Finnish genes. Paternal halogroup is I-M253, Maternal is U5b1b2.

One of my paternal great grandfathers was Stuart Hawthorne McLean who was born in Ayr,Ayrshire in 1848.Has any research been done on McLean DNA.

Narrator impossible to listen to.

There's a finnish zombie in 2:26, on the sidewalk. Down left corner.

Don't come here! Stay away.

The Earth is 6000 years old. It was destroyed 4400 years ago in the flood of Noah's time. The Finn's, like all europeans are the children of Japheth.

The blonde hair and blue eyes originates from the Pleiadians. The human races does have extraterrestrial origins partially.

I have hazel eyes 👀

Isn't matrilineal/mitochondrial DNA much more stable and reliable than paternal? I know little about the clans, I only know one line of our family stretches back to Malcolm Canmore & his wife Margaret, whose tiny chapel adorns Edinburgh Castle. The clans were a later "invention" I think?? In any event, I'd like to learn more, as I had the honor of spending some time in Scotland in 2016 and felt a deep and instant love for the place. Thanks for your efforts!

I am from Russia,and my eyes are hazel.All my family are Russian.

MacGregor and Davidson. Some other names here and there as well.

In France military records show that in 1720, 30% of men had blue or gray eyes...in 1940 the same proportion is noted

Finn here with N1c and U5, living in western finland 😅

MacGregor, Steele, Burnett and Sinclair (St. Clair).

Finnish is a fascinating language, I actually didn't understand a word of this video

My grand father was from wester Finland and my grand mother from Karelia (Easter Finland). Wonder what kind of gene mix that could have resulted in. LOL Don't want to brag but I'm very seldom sick and if I get injured I heal fairly fast and I have been in som really nasty accidents during my life. Never had a bone broken in my body.

Those language maps are always a bit misleading, showing mixed Finnish and Swedish areas as exclusively Swedish. The city of Vaasa is shown as Swedish-speaking, for example, but it's slightly majority Finnish (60:40). It just looks odd having those blobs of white at the coastal areas when it's not the reality.

You should listen back to your voice over of this and just take note of your repetitive intonation, it makes it sound like you recorded every couple of sentences separately and pieced them together. Do some loosening up before you start including facial exercises, jump about and tire yourself out a bit then sit down on a stool and imagine your talking to your best friend. The information is great but it's a bit tiring to listen to. The intonation sounds like your shouting across the room. I think it's because your chest is really tense and you sound like you're having to take a breath for every sentence. Do some breathing exercises. Put your hands, tips of fingers together on your lower diaphragm and just measure how much your using all your lungs. I think you'll find you're just using your shoulders to breath. Look up some singing exercises for breathing and look at the window method of breathing on the NHS website. There's load of examples of this, it doesn't have to be the window method but there's a reason you sound out of breath.

That thumbnail is deceiving tbh: Women in Finland aren't generally speaking that good looking.

U2e.... in Southern Africa

mongolia

Green eyes here from the US. I have Northern European and Viking ancestry. Love all my green-eyed kin. My eyes are complimented all of the time.

MacNaughtan? I'm one. Probably the oldest clan. Pictish in origin. Not a mention?

Clan Gray, a Norman Clan.

Both of my grandparents were from the same village on the west coast of Finland in Osterbotten. I was told we were all Swedish and I joined my brothers in taking 3 years of Swedish at UC Berkeley's esteemed Scandinavian Department. 23andMe revealed that I am K1C1 and am 32 percent Finnish versus 24 percent Swedish. I have known that my haplogroup places my genetic map in Siberia. Thank you for a great video!

Me with my newly created minecraft world