How the Scots-Irish Shaped America - Part One Old World: The Making of the Scots-Irish. Please visit: www.forgedinulster.co.uk This film is based on the book by Jim Webb.
My ancestry is Scots Irish, Cherokee, Creek and Choctaw. I'm a Heinz 57 Variety redneck. My ancestors settled in the Appalachian mountains. I'm damn proud of who I am. As you should be proud of who you are. We all come from a long line of survivors.
Andrew Jackson that was President of the United States. That's on the 20.00 Bill was Scot Irish. He hated the British. Slave And responsible for the Trail of tears. Too bad.. he's being removed. From the bill.
Im just about the same as everything you are! Im from the eastern shore, I loved visiting the appalachians as a kid with the boy scouts. And your name reminded me of the times we hiked the trail and went through paw paw tunnel!
Sam Hoey Good evening from the west of the Mississippi River in the State of Oklahoma, my mother’s ancestors the Cunningham’s came over on the ship “Nancy” to Charles town which was later to be Charleston, SC in 1767 from around the Ulster area.
I'm a Scot, born and bred in the South West of Scotland a few short miles from Ochiltree in Ayrshire. I recently retired and decided to take a DNA and begin researching my family tree, a project to fill my abundant free time. I have been amazed to discover that I'm 50% Scots 40% Irish and 10% Scandinavian. I have discovered so many distant relatives who moved between Scotland and Ireland and emigrated to Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada and the United States. There are hundreds of them- all newly discovered with many living DNA relatives that I've made contact with. Their individual stories are fascinating. It has been an amazing voyage of discovery. This series has a new resonance for me.
I am similiar being as I'm 47% Scots, 43% English , 6%Irish and 4%Scandinavian. My family has been in the US since the American Revolution and both my parents were born in Texas.
I am 62% Irish 24% Scottish and the rest is English and Scandinavian. Basically our long ago, ancestors dropped from Scandinavia and landed in Scotland and Ireland (I'm mostly N.Irish, so they didn't bother travelling further South than Dublin!) and that was it. We have lazy ancestors people. They took a boat, got off and thought 'Aye this'll do!
Haha. That's how I describe myself. A medley of European with Choctaw and maybe Creek (probably also Choctaw on that side). A dash of Iberian Peninsula, Pacific islander, and North African, definitely makes me a Heinz 57.
Crazy thing about being Scots Irish is you almost tear up and your heart gets heavy when you hear those bag pipes. All our ancestors live today in us and you can feel it. My ancestors came to America in the mid 1700's and settled in the North Carolina app mountains. We are still called rednecks here in the south. Live free or die. It's in our DNA.
Yes!! That's why the biggest fear of thise opposing patriots today is US!! These Scots/Irish here in these mountains is something they don't want no part of and everyone knows it!! We are fighters. Skilled fighters by birth!
And my ancestors did not own slaves. We came from injustice from England for centuries. We were poor in these mountains as a lot of us still are. But we are proud and work our fingers to the bone providing what our NEEDS are. Our riches are in our families and culture.
I descend from Campbell's, Craig's, Harpers, Allison's, etc.... I'm extremely proud of my ancestry. Three branches of my family were at Kings Mountain....as well as another six that served in other areas and other battles of the Revolution. This was absolutely fascinating. Thank you for sharing this.
Well as an Australian descendant of a Scottish Mum, our fierce independence of thought and spirit are much more in context now! Thankyou for this great bit of history, and helping us migrants ( refugees of violence and forced oppression, land theft and starvation) to recover some pieces of our much shattered but still so strong culture. It is great to finally be able to feel proud of my ancestors strength, courage and cleverness, resillience and free thinking, instead of feeling like a lost, victimised chattel, cut off from home and history. Whatever land a person lives in, the principles of truth, respect and accountability, caring for land and one another, security of home, family, business and body, and the capacity for free thought and speech are intrinsic to any peaceful society. Life without these is wasteful suffering. At all times, we should seek to do no harm. There are always intelligent solutions, mass murders are horrific and shameful ignorance. Thankyou.
I have cousins in Australia somewhere I've never met them but my aunt and uncle with their kids emigrated about the 1969/70 I think I can't remember my aunt's husband name but I know my aunt's maiden name is REILLY
The Scot’s Irish were from the lowlands of Scotland - of English and Scottish descent They arrived in northern part of Ireland hence - from Scotland to Ireland
Gee Garcia How bloody wrong you are Gee. We don’t need any excuse for fighting in fact we need no abused relatives at all to throw our beautiful hands.
and we are still fighting the Brits in the DS. They have hounded us since time immemorial, and will stop at nothing to bring us under their Crown and Feudalism. But America is ours, and Scots will always be a free people wherever we are, and they still have an ocean to cross to take us as their booty. And they will never quit trying.
When) I went to Scotland in 1997 I had no idea that I was of Scottish descent. I found out a few years ago through DNA and doing my ancestry, I discovered I am 1/3 Scottish. I descend from Robert the Bruce (19th great-grandfather). I felt a sense of coming home when I stepped foot on Scottish soil and didn't know why at the time. Now I know. I feel so connected to this side of my family. I always get emotional when I hear the bagpipes. My Scottish ancestors came to the US very early, right after the English Civil War.
@@patriciamcmurray4272 I'm Scottish and have never seen the name McMurray, Murray yes, but not McMurray. I googled to discover that it is both Scottish & Irish with the Irish origin in County Roscommon, from where some of my own Irish ancestors hail.
I'm Scots-Irish and my wife is Scottish. What caught my attention was the story of your father. I have to wonder if he knew my step-father. My step-father was an air traffic controller during the Berlin air lift. When they made a movie about the air lift he refused to change what they were doing to "make it more dramatic." His family was Scottish and owned a large house and estate on the Clyde. It's still there. At one time they owned and operated a ferry service on the Clyde.
Jean McGregor here. I'm a direct descendant of Rob Roy McGregor/MacGregor and the 14th Jean McGregor. Currently living next door to Dunedin, Fla. where there's a strong Scottish presence here, and home to Ron DeSantis, the best governor in the U.S. ...maybe the world!
Jim, one point you miss is that Pittsburgh was a Scottish enclave before Carnegie, the Whiskey Rebellion centered around Washington, PA originally called Catfish Camp, and the upper Ohio Valley had many Ulster Scots. John McCulloch was the first “High Sheriff” of Ohio County Virginia, that included more than the entire Panhandle, for example.
@@rustydavid5212not just scots all of the people's of Britain(wales/England) , you should look out for one another down there and leave this tribal bullshit to those idiot yankees up north, thats going to be (troubles) soon excuse the pun, be proud Americans first with the finest of roots..happy new year to you and yer own from, 🏴....
Born in ScotlandEire? That would be a novelty, you do realise that Scotland and Eire are two separate pieces of land don't you? You can only be born in 1 of them and if your heritage is from their you can claim the title. I feel that's better than being racist Frank. Don't be divided cos that means you're conquered
@@wolfthequarrelsome504 :: The Ulster Scots with a desire for Liberty had BALLS and went to America settled in the Appalachian Mountain States and REBELLED AGAINST THE CROWN.
@@wolfthequarrelsome504 An incredibly abridged explanation of several hundred years of history that no doubt people will get offended because I dont mention the minutia: Lots of events in history has seen that Ulster woldve been destroyed several times, if the English royalty of old didnt stick by Ulster-Scots and protect the people as it said it would, there would be no such thing ans an Ulster-Scot, the amount of times Ulsters existence was threatened is quite alot, and fear of being destroyed is well founded, but the royals always stood by them, in turn Ulster gives unflinching loyalty for keeping their word. In short, Ulster-Scots are loyal to the crown because it actually went out of its way to protect them and never threw them under the bus even when it wouldve benefited them. Also dont apply modern politics to this, this is just tradition if anything at this point, royalty doesnt really do anything anymore and its like saluting a flag, where you support what the flag stands for, not necessarily whos president/PM etc
@@DEADLINE4157 :: The Crown had always sent in the British Army, the SAS, MI-5 and more when the cry from present day so called Ulster Scots to England was "help me" - "help me" - "help me", I AM A LOYAL SUBJECT OF THE CROWN. "Help me" - "help me" - "help protect our Loyalist Sectarian Statelet, A PROTESTANT STATE, FOR A PROTESTANT PEOPLE, in the North-East 6-County Colonial-Hangover.
@@YahshuaLovesMe In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the treasonous English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Our greatest leaders were Jefferson Davis, JFK & Reagan, but not O'Biden. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
Great video and history about the Scots-Irish. I do have ancestors that came from Scotland and Ulster in the 1700's on my father side, I'm proud of it!
Not really something to be proud of though is it? Invading another country by force, land theft, murder, rape and pillage, attempted genocide of a native people. pretty shameful if you ask me.
@@fukemnukem1525 - Well, the Campbells sold out my clan, the McGregors, to the British crown. I'm still a little pissed about it. Not really. My paternal grandfather was from Paducah so it's likely Campbells and McGregors migrated west together.
@@foxtrotjulietbravo5536 I'm a Hunter/MacGregor on my father's side. My ancestors got sent to Ulster in chains after the Battle of Sheriffmuir, when Rob Roy was betrayed by his patron Campbell, the 6th Duke of Argyll. Robert's family enjoyed the protection of Argyll, however, so he wasn't deported. He even converted to Catholicism on his deathbed as a way of expressing his gratitude to the Duke. In the end, even our clan leader sold us out.
@@foxtrotjulietbravo5536 We Scots have long, long memories. My great grandfather was a Scottish Highlander, a Macdonald whose granddaughter, also a Macdonald, married a Campbell - instant outrage and scandal. The reason: The Glencoe Massacre of 1672.
Excellent. My father's side: Scott's Irish. Mothers side left France during Hugonaught revolt in 1600s. The concept that no man stands between me and Christ is in my DNA.
The term is Huguenot, we have Huguenot ancestry through the Bazaine family from Lorraine,One a Marshal of France fought the Prussians at Metz,and many high achieving others,persecuted down through the ages by the Roman Catholic Church. Many emigrated to England and married into Englush families there. Our Huguenot forebears settled in Kent Southern England
@@tomscott904 I think about the forces of nature that humans have used for the good ( mostly ) of all. I also think about how humans have interfered with nature and everyone loses. The Planet Earth strikes back.
Scots-Irish in the southeastern Appalachian area of the US here and proud of it. This video is well done. That fighting spirit is still VERY much alive today in this area.
Well then you can't have northern Irish blood because all they ever done is killed innocent men women and children because they were catholic and gave them no rights because they were the real Irish and when they fought back the wee orangemen ran and hid and let the British army do their fighting.
I’m thrilled to come across this series! My grandparents always said we were “Scots-Irish” …but in recent times when I’ve repeated the statement, I’ve been met with derision and told “there’s no such thing”!
My dad said his mother's family said they were Scotts-Irish. She was born in 1913 and her name was Ruby Olive Bell and was known for her brilliant red-gold hair when young. Those folks are wrong as wrong can be when they don't recognize this ethnic group.
Yep my ancestors came from Scotland/Ireland, Germany, Denmark and England. I am 98% European and 2% native american Indian. My ancestors have the name of Montgomery, Stewart, Hightower, Calhouns and names I cannot pronounce. I was born and rasised in South Carolina. My ancestors were headed to Georgia and some were massacred at Longs Cane. My ancestral cousin was John Caldwell Calhoun VP of the US in 1800s (his grandmother Catherine was my distant great grandmother who was killed by Cherokee) . I have 2% Cherokee blood.
Very sad that Yanks can't accept their own national identity and hi-jack other foreign nationals of their national identity by undermining without realising how ridiculous they look as Americans.
Maybe she was proud of her ulster roots and typical plastic yankee irish Rebublican supporters to thick or self obsessed to notice the meaning?, it is one of the main reasons that orange is on the flag of the Republic...its called the sash in Ulster theres a song about it, usually sang in Rangers games in scotland..im glad your nanna did though, but then again nothing the Catholic majority of america could say, ulster being Catholic or anglican i should say, whereas the prodestant scots had to lie and pretend about there religion or they would have been demonised and picked on back then from the Irish Catholic majoritys in those communities they was sent to!... Happy new year everybody from, 🏴🇬🇧 ...
My family lives on Ohio river in Indiana and he regularly kayaks across the river to party with the kentuckians on the other side . This video made me think about that
Hello from the wee county in Scotland never really new much about them thank you. All we are taught that our people have had to go out into the world and do some of the harshest things to go through and they kept part of Scotland with them
I'm Scottish and my family name is Scott , I love my country. I wish more was told about our history I scottish schools , I love telling my kids real history
#C-M You need to know that at one time, most Scottish schools History books stopped with Bruce and Wallace. The rest was English stuff. I had a great history Teacher who tried to be subversive.
Well I'm also a scot proud one too I come from a fanny a long line of fanny's. My mamy was a fanny her mammy was a fanny and her mammys mammy was a fanny and it will always be fanny for me xx
@@dicey8928 🤣🤣🤣 That’s so mad , I wrote a comment on an American guys channel that reviews uk things , he was looking at the Cadbury adverts , the funny ones and I suggested looking at the irn Bru ones , even the banned ones - 🎶even though I used to be a man 🤣🤣xx
My ancestors came to America in the late 1700s early 1800s and have settled in Upstate New York where my fathers family still lives! Sadly my father left the family land to California (SF) where he met my ma. ❤️
Bluegrass music, country music, railroad tracks, mining, logging, Protestant Christianity, America was founded, pioneered, and built by the Scots-Irish. So very proud to be an American of Scots-Irish descent!
Ulster Scots have contributed more to the birth of America than any other group of people. It is sad that it is fashionable to believe that the papist Irish contributed anything other than clergy abuse
The Scots-Irish no doubt played a big role in the founding of America, but the main credit for founding, pioneering and building America goes to the English. Vast majority of the Founding Fathers were English, as were the Continental Army. Hardly surprising as the (global) English population is magnitudes greater than the Scots-Irish population.
We have highland games in Glasgow , Kentucky. Next town over is Scottsville. Lot of Scottish culture here. Our unique Kentucky southern accents originated from Scottish accent of our ancestors.
the scots have been in the southren states since the late 1500s. been arriving ever since then, mostly lowlanders and a trickle of highlanders. a few scottish words in the south.they would have assimilated in with other groups. even native americans.their descendents chief ross and chief macintosh. then, the later ulster scots . many of these ulster scots would still have been full scots having lived in ireland only a few years or even months before migrating to america. scottish fiddle music plays an important partamerican south. reels and strathpeys indigenous to scotland. jigs and hornpipes indigenous to england.the first batch of main english settlers arrived in 3 ships to a settlement named jamestown (named after a scottish king). a lot of scottish input in america is largely forgotten.
@@brucecollins4729 In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the treasonous English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Our greatest leaders were Jefferson Davis, JFK & Reagan, but not O'Biden. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
Who we are, a Celtic People, and we are still fighting the Brits in the DS. They have hounded us since time immemorial, and will stop at nothing to bring us under their Crown and Feudalism. They are the Slaver. But America is ours, and Scots will always be a free people wherever we are, and they still have an ocean to cross to take us as their booty. And they will never quit trying. And we will never quit fighting them off.
the Appalachian Mountains at one time or part of the same mountain chain all those in Wales Scotland and Ireland before the continents broke and drifted? So technically and scientifically speaking they just went to their old address across the ocean
I’m a proud Scot and thought I knew my country’s history,but on a trip to New York I got a history lesson when I asked an academic who was in our company which race had the most influence on American history I almost fell of my seat when he said the Scots Irish a term I had never heard of before .I would have imagined maybe the Jews but no this man reeled off fact after fact on the almost forgotten early American history of Scots and Irish influences,and how the capital its self was a Masonic city based on Scottish rite freemasonry and it can be seen in the measurements in its construction all Masonic measurements.i suppose the history of man kind is a history of movement of people all wanting to improve there life regardless of creed .i do have a great respect to all the worlds indigenous peoples who seem to get forgotten but payed a high price there world ended as a new world begun .all this seems to show how mankind is an aggressive species throughout his history on this planet ,I always wonder if there were people from another world studying us we would be viewed as early primitive evolutionary aggressive.
A lot of karma there, especially in the decimation of the natural order of the US. The storms of recent days that seemed to focus on Buffalo came after the Ukrainian leader visited.recently. I sense these two matters are related and symbolic, as the genocide of the buffalo, or bison, was synonymous with the denigration of many spiritual cultures that lived in harmony with nature, who did not attempt to own the land, but act as stewards. Also, the link to Ukraine is an attempt to upheld Western values, which one one hand is contrary to a spiritual way of living, and has secondly incited the envious East. The WW3 and nuclear holocaust come ever closer, and with it the end of the US, and many parts of the world, as we know them. The Scots were not bad per se, simply seeking independence to live their way, and fierce-some in nature, just like their forefathers, some of whom were deeply spiritual, yet willing to fight to the death to defend their ways. In the end, we'll be judged according to our motives, and people do have a right to defend a way that is better than others, all the more so, if it is a righteous way. Whether the Scots ways were so I cannot tell ye, but I do know that the Picts and Wallace were righteous warriors!!! Definitely!!!
I have met James Webb in Quantico Virginia in the 2003. Secretary Webb was the Secretary of the Navy (1987). He was a Marine in Vietnam and won the Navy Cross medal, which it’s second medal under the Medal of Honor.
I am so loving your videos! Another bit of my ancestry comes to life... my daddy (half Scotts-Irish) was a hero in WWII -- he fought in the jungles of New Guinea, twice wounded, spent the rest of his life fighting injustice wherever he saw it. I'll tell you what: there's no doubt whatsoever to me that blood does tell (we're not born blank slates)...
Andy Donaldson If you can find out any more about Black Jack McGregor, I'd love to hear it . All I know is that he went (or got sent) from Scotland to Ireland, presumably at the behest of the English, some time prior to the 18th century.. Now... this is family lore, but tales from that side of went back pret'near (Appalachia speak) or even further than stories from the Cajun side. Dunno why, but this stuff is fascinating -- connecting with one's genetic history that is -- I do so believe that we are so not blank slates at birth... and if strong fighters and tenacious survivors dominate one's gene pool (the Acadians were pretty darn ferocious aussi), well... in my case anyhow, this would explain beaucoup de choses... ouais !
Linda Broussard + MacGregor originates from West Highlands of Scotland and your relative was probably a fugitive or expulsed under proscription from his ancestral homeland.Check Scots clans.
Good film Senator Webb. I enjoyed it and learned much from it. As in your own family, some of my ancestors are from Ulster. Boyds, Dunnes and Nobles, to name a few. They emigrated from lowland Scotland to Ulster during the " Plantation" of the 1600's, I've been told. They have lived in or near Belfast, County Armagh and County Tyrone. My cousin, Wilson Boyd, served as a policeman in the Royal Ulster Constabulary at Enniskillen. Hisotrically, the Boyd clan fought for Robert the Bruce in Scotland and of course, many of us men look at Mel Gibson's Braveheart as one of the best movies made. A classic story of the Scottish fight for independence. I was able to visit my ancestral land of Ulster in 2000 and our family was warmly welcomed by my relatives there. Their ancestral connection to the area was palpable and I personally felt very much at home there. Beautiful country of hard working and warm people, who know when to break from work at day's end for some craic and whiskey with family and friends. I hope to return there again soon. Thank you for your military service Mr. Webb. Your narration of the film was inspirational and gives us a good reference for our fighting spirit.
The Rebellion of the late 1700s in Ireland came about by the Irishmen and Scots Irish joined together to fight for freedom from the crown..The United Irish men fought side by side against an injustice.
The United Irishmen which I am a huge supporter off put nasty cretins like the Orange Order bigots and Catholic defender bigots on thier back in thier place originally but sectarian bigots eventually brought United Irishmen down with thier sectarian prejudices.
Now the Ulster Scots and the British are joined together to fight against the car-bombing IRA terrorists, and their descendants. I guess anyone can go back far enough in history to justify their overweening pride, greed and blood-lust, but Northern Ireland's a separate nation from the republic. Stop trying to annex it and everything will be cool for you, me, and for future generations. There will be no surrender.
@@FPSIreland2 Yeah, tha mi ag aontachadh. Smaoinich gun do dh’ fhuirich cùisean mar sin, gu ruige seo? Gun Trioblaidean, no PIRA, no buidheannachas agus a bharrachd air sin Sìth iomlan(!)
@@raibeartthehairypict4696 are you dumb or what lowland scots are responsible for the making of usa all those guys built the ulster scots with thier religious presbyterian beliefs they fought for religious liberty in scotland and took it to the usa via ulster and as an american we thank them graciously for our land and religious democracy highlanders are only for canada
Here is a HongKongner who lived within the Scots Irish community in Northern Ireland for 5 years. Old Methody and QUB. This is a very good document, thank u.
My mother was Scot-Irish, and my dad was Irish. My father was a machine gunner on a Tank in Siapan, and Okinawa. The Scottish and Irish migrated between. Many Irish and Scottish names are interchangeable.
@@edcarson3113 you seriously need to do some research.....scotia is a nonsensical tale written by medieval irish monks amended and adapted by the the four masters(the annals of ulster) to create an identity for ireland. scotland may get its name from the greek word skota meaning dark i.e land of darkness.
Oh lucky people who have never seen Still Game.A gold mine waiting to be mined.Your name Murray is Gaelic meaning Sea farer.The name Murphy means Sea warrior.
My dad's mother was Ruby Olive Bell, daughter of Willis Breckinridge Bell, son of Thomas Breckenridge Bell, of Hugh Bell, of Captain Robert Bell, of Samuel Bell of Ulster, maybe son of James Bell of Scotland. Read that the Bells came from Dumfrieshire and were particularly numerous in and around Middleby.
My Campbell and Allison ancestors came from that area..... Fought at Kings Mountain.....and several battles in the Revolution.... I am so proud of all of them. I feel blessed to have their blood in my veins.
No such thing as Scots-Irish, it's entirely a made up Yankee Americanism. Fake pretendy Styrofoam Scots/plastic paddies who are actually Americans who keep trying to mix these people up as the same when they are entirely different people.
@@PredatorUpHill Pardon the h3LL outta me. Thanks for the lesson. Could you be more rude (hypothetical question). American is good for me...just trying to find out some of my past. We tend to talk differently than most snobs away from here sooo.
@@mountainmama4133 so many ppl hate us M. Mama. They dnt think that it's the Govt. and politicians , NOT THE PPL. Butttttt in the meantime, I dislike ( I'm bein Southern mannerly ) the Yankees ...im from the GA mtns but I'm at my lil place here in Ocklawaha, Fl fixin to get up to my new land on KY border.... But down here in fl???? Them yanks. ? Ok Suzan, be nice!!! Hahahahahahaha
In the U.K. we refer to them as Ulster Scots since they were Scottish Presbyterians who began to settle in/colonise Northern Ireland since the 15th century.
Great information. I knew all my life from family talk that we originated from Scotland. Being born in Belfast of Scot’s ancestry from Annandale on the Scot’s borders my DNA recently confirmed 63%Scot 36 % Ulster 1% Scandinavian 100% Ulster Scot
Loved the history here. My Heritage is mainly English, Scottish, Northern Irish and German. My Ross Clan were definitely from Scotland, although, I have yet to get them out of America and back to their original birthplace. They did not venture into Southern America, but, rather, they left Pennsylvania, for Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri. My Ross' owned a set of bagpipes, according to my Iowa Cousins. I have eaten haggis and loved it. My Clan were Presbyterian and Baptist. In my Genealogical Research for many decades, I have only one family back to Ulster, and I believe that is on my grandmother's line. I had some hints in my family....like, Orange Morris, James Young Ross, Sullivan Ross. Perhaps, someday, I will find my ancestral homeland, and there was a set of bagpipes that were handed down from generation to generation in my cousin's line. They have disappeared, sadly, and no one knows if they were full Scottish pipes or of Irish origin. Might have provided some clues, and, may have come from my Casey Line back in Ohio. Thanks for posting this historical series online for us to learn more of our possible connection to The Ulster Plantation.
I too, am Scots, Irish, Cherokee and a smattering of Scandinavian (though the last is hard to trace). A cousin, Cynthia Ann Parker, was taken by the Comanches and later became the chief's wife, and mother of Quanah, the last Comanche chief - although I have no Comanche blood to my knowledge. Quanah and I merely had a common grandfather. I also have Johnson blood from the NE Texas Johnsons who area the descendants of David Crockett's grandmother, who settled in what is now Honey Grove in NE Texas. J. R. Wallace is my name, hailing from Dallas originally and now SE Colorado (almost retired). For the last 43 years I have been a minister for the non-denominational churches of Christ, (independent, autonomous congregations unaffiliated with any denomination). Two of the early adherents to our approach to scripture were Thomas Campbell and his son Alexander Campbell. They were from Scotland and formally trained in theology at the University of Glasgow in the late 1700s, but later renounced Presbyterianism and became independent; Thomas after moving to the colonies and Alexander shortly before moving here to join his father. I suppose I inherited a great deal of the independence of my Scots, Irish forebears. and a mix of red in my beard from my great-grandfather Wallace of Gilmer, Texas. Years ago I bought Mr. Webb's book, BORN FIGHTING and couldn't up it down. Now what a joyous "find" to see these videos posted on Forged in Ulster. Thank you so very much (whoever you are) that made these videos possible and posted them here. May our blood-bought independence live forever! - "Geezerwheels" J. R. Wallace (I still ride motorcycles - dirt and street machines at age 74!
Hello and best wishes to all. Proud Mcleod and Campbell descendant here, my family lineage was not passed down and I just recently discovered my heritage. My great great...... grandfather a Mcleod came to the US in the 1700's and settled in Appalachian VA I also have 3 Campbells, McGuffins, Gillilands, Farris. I feel its a crime that us Americans with Scot/Irish ancestry aren't generally taught more about and or are more proud of our heritage from our parents. Thank you for a very informative video.
Have found that lot of the McLeod people did not pass down their heritage stories. I don't know why that is. Have a gggrandmother Alice McClure and recently learned that the McClures were a sept of the McLeods.
i am proud of my scotch/irish ulster roots everyday of my life is a celebration of a rich heritage, full of pain and sorrow and wealth and happiness. we heve enjoyed like all others the good with the bad and the bad with the good.
Born fighting runs through my veins, causing my heart to beat! My spirit is heightened by the sound of pipes and drums. My family comes from county Mayo Northern Ireland 🇮🇪. While here in America we always keep our Scots Irish heritage! #clanmccaffrey!
Mayo is in the west of Ireland, not the not of Ireland. Different people. West of Ireland. Much tougher landscape - windy, rocky and barren, Atlantic facing. Real indigenous Irish, not these brit foreigners this documentary speaks about. There's nothing Irish or "fighting" about those clowns, they left places like Mayo after 1921 for the safety of the remaining bit of brit occupation.
@@cianoc8211 My grandmother was from North Mayo, village called Geesala (land of the Salted breeze). Never visite yet, but I remember as a kid speaking lovely lilted English and the old language, Gaelic. Synge's Playboy of the Western World- was set in my Grandmother's village. He stayed there on his trips around Errin.
@@cianoc8211 Not quite true. Mayo is the county of Michael Davitt, John McBride, Frank Stagg and Michael Gaughan, among others, all men who on the might of the foe.
@@cianoc8211 In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
I wish someone (Forged In Ulster) would add part 2 of this wonderful documentary. I'd love for my grandkids to see the whole thing. I saw it when it was shown on TV many years ago and they could benefit from seeing it!
The Higher Mind - vs the *Ego-Mind, Ego-Mind is where and how the acts of Wars are proprigated and played.* Freedom - Independence, shall be won with Truth, Thoughts, and Communication. No physical aggression can achieve Independence nor Peace. Anytime One observes a "War on" subject, they can rest assured it is 100% "a planned event/action for the complete purpose of Profit" The only exception is "defending", and that too is best served by the Mind -
@Jason Strom I know Jason, me too, but unlike ur lil girl, my lil boy will beat them to it.. From ftball...to me...h. U know wat I mean, Wat he got into. I com from the 80s...listening to metallica now, asking God to plz zap me back into those wonderful times
@Jason Strom Jason, I'm very conservative...conservative means less govt=freedom. More got.= tyranny. That formula has been in place since Rome and Greece... So ur lil girl?? 3 hip hip hoorays for her!!! Lol now Jason...i had a transplant on 9/11/11. Ifn I can do gymnastics and run in this FL heat, go back up to MT Ga mtns and run in the cold.... I want u to promise me you will try...u will get on TH-cam and search wat foods to eat ...and put ur condition in.... A Dr. Will come up and give u good direction...im a RN and I know purty much what to do for everthing.
Richard Hayward is a great writer on this subject, enlightening amusing if somewhat tendentious, to the point of being a headcase, but an Ulsterman with all that entails. God rest him.
I think it's time to drop the "Irish" part and just call them Scottish Americans, since they are not Irish, but rather Scottish. In Northern Ireland, they call themselves Ulster Scots, not Scots-Irish, which is an American invention.
@Straight White British Protestant But they're still ethnically Scottish. And when they settled in Northern Ireland for a brief time, they didn't consider themselves Irish, because the indigenous Irish were their enemy. Here's a clip from an episode on the History Channel, narrated by Billy Ray Cyrus, which explains this in more detail.........th-cam.com/video/AUshUlDlRoY/w-d-xo.html
@@kennystemp8636 what is "Ethnically Scottish"? Scottish People ARE genetically almost the same as Irish people and share a strong cultural heritage despite linguistic differences.
@Scott Drinkwater You are absolutely right Scott. I should have been more specific by saying that about three fourths of Ulster Scots "Scots-Irish" were Scottish, and about one fourth of them were actually English settlers.
My seventh great grandfather was Scottish Ludovic Grant who was deported to the Carolina Colonies as an indentured servant after capture at Preston during the 1715 Jacobite Uprising by British. He became a trader with the Cherokee after release from servitude and married a Chiefs' daughter in 1727, where he lived the rest of his life. There are letters he and the Governor of the Colonies wrote to each other as well as at least two books written about him. I don't know how many other Scots came here the way he did, I have seen no information on anyone else, it would seem there must have been others. He was said to have been the son of the Grant Clan Laird. Some say he was the first Europeans to marry a Cherokee and it is said a quarter or more of registered Cherokees today descend from this marriage. That would be about 100,000 or so people. Seems hard to imagine but I've done the math and it's easily a conservative number possible given the number of generations.
The Scottish are British. The British identity comes from the Scottish King James VI who sat on the English throne and created the notion of "the British" to unify his Scottish subjects and his English subjects under one rule.
Dad's side were border robbers, mom's side were covenantors planted in Ulster, and by the sound of this tutorial, since their name was O'Neil, at the forefront of the Plantation. I am searching now for the book. thanks for posting this.
O Neill is real Irish name. The most important clan in Ulster. Nothing to do with lowland Scots planters. An English family called Chichester stole the name later.
@@sandrabrowne2350the 9 county Ulster was an English invention for administration purposes only. The original people of Ulster were the Picts, known by the Irish as the Cruthin. The O'Neills were from Southern Ireland and they gradually the forced the indigenous people of Ulster to retreat to the east of Ulster. From Ulster these people migrated to Scotland.
@@numerouno.5445 o'niels a norse scots name jist meaning of the clan niel. the apostrophe after the o replaces the f.....i'e o'neil of the clan neil. the picts were a scottish tribe most likely gaulish in origins who arrived in scotland via scandinavia.in time some of those picts may have crossed over to ireland(hiber).
I am a direct descendant of Col William Campbell. I grew up in Carter County, Tennessee. My ancestors were The Campbells, Armstrongs, Johnstons, Belles Boones, Elliotts, Crawfords, Coulsons, Ivarsons, Ect. My DNA IS 55% SCOTLAND & NORTHERN IRELAND, 20% BRITTISH, 16% NORWEGIAN, 5% WELSH & 4% FROM SWEDEN. My last ancestor emigrated from Northern Ireland in 1799. Many people judge Appalachian Americans, but I love my people & I know that growing up around them, they are the kindest people I have ever known, & I lived in quite a few different places. These people will give you the shirt right off their backs, & I really mean that. It's not just a clique where I come from. My Grandmothers both taught me quilting, ballad singing, bible preserving & noting, & taught me that my ancestors came from Northern Ireland, most from Derry, & Antrim. We survived a long seize, a civil war, & a few battles, but we were not truly Irish, we were actually Scottish. Now, I have DNA evidence, so that's cool. Also I served as a 1LT US ARMY MILITARY POLICE, & deployed to The Middle East Twice. I have always kept my principles, respected all other people & love all humanity. It made me a down to earth, humble person, with a fierce loyalty to God, Family, & Country.
My dad Irish my Mother Scott ... Bagpipes for mother's funeral..she was so proud of her Scottish heritage. I married a Englishman. This was the trifecta for disaster!
@@blondwiththewind I get your passion on America, I am a true American my family fought for this Country for many generations, I am watching ...The Invisible Critic ...on yt right now he does great (forbidden(, american history, not what we were taught in school, I recommend him for the condensed version of our true history with humor, does short video 10 to 15 min. Start at the first one true history, think you might enjoy them. God bless thanks for the reply.
Proud to be of British and Irish heritage god bless all people of Ulster Scots/Scots-Irish ancestry and all people of British and Irish ancestry as well
In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the treasonous English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
@@markinvdenvers5424 There are inaccuracies with your statement because for one most Scotch-Irish Americans identify as just American on the census. Meaning that all of them are loyal to the United States of America by default. This applies to English Americans as well especially given most of my ancestry comes from England itself, and only some from the Ulster plantations. Southern pride also will not equal secession 2.0 because southerners such as myself are loyal to the nation itself. Which does not always mean government. Well known Appalachian border states like Kentucky and West Virginia also fought for the Union, not the Confederates. Irish Americans often have a different regional identity, especially the ones from New England. As for the James VI/I statement, that’s so easy to breakdown what ever propaganda you said. He was a Stuart yes, but he was also a Scottish Protestant. Scottish sense of religious freedom, perhaps their idea of freedom overall, and the majority of Ulster-Scots are tied to the Church of Scotland. Even if some Ulster Scots descend from Anglicans from England, most of them are Presbyterian. They are also often the most loyal people to the British crown in our modern era despite the Irish rebellions of 1641 and 1798. As well as the penal codes that kicked Ulster Scots out of religious leadership positions. To clarify this isn’t trying to say, “Ulster Scots in Ulster are not Irish.” This is only debunking propaganda that you replied with. Going back to the King James I subject, a lot of his loyalists were Protestants that used the Catholic moniker. Meaning those churches while still Protestant, were basically Catholic lite. In battles like the “Battle of the Boyne.” A lot of Williamite/anti Jacobite troops were also Ulster-Scots. Ulster Scots overall gave this great country(America) it’s sense of freedom, so to spread propaganda about how two ethnic groups in America are the same people while ignoring their histories and regional identities is very controversial.
@@CrimsonEagle90 the earlier scots.english and welsh seem to have been swept aside. bearing in mind many of these ulster scots would still have been full scots having lived in ireland a few years or even months. they would have left due to the anti-scottish sentiment in ireland. look up....the boston scottish society of massachussets founded in 1657.....then the irish one founded the 1720s. the irish one predominantly presbyterian which suggests they were ulster scots.
@@CrimsonEagle90 I agree you have the history of our two countries down accurately and thank God that us Irish and you English have mostly put our troubled past behind us but the Ulster Scots and the nationalists in northern Ireland haven't and maybe I'm somewhat biased because I feel that the unionist population refuse to recognise past injustices. Tony Blair apologised for British athrossaties in Ireland and so did queen Elizabeth god rest her and Bertie Ahern and Micheal Martin apologised for athrosities carried out by the IRA. How can northern Ireland ever become a normal state if people on both sides don't confront their past and acknowledge their wrong doing.
My grandma was born in west Virginia. Her daddy was Norris and her mom was Indian. I had my DNA done I'm 75 present Welch Irish Scottish. My grandma family moved to Ohio.
Fellow Ulster Scot here with the last name of Cooper. God Bless y’all all! We’re very kind people, but we will fight to the death for our own people, our land, and everything we believe in!
@@Sean-jc6cu And? Is that supposed to “shame” me and my family? Bc it definitely does not. And YES my Ancestors owned over 800 Slaves when it was legal back in the day. Do I somehow see them as bad? NO! I’m PROUD of everything my Ancestors believed in, and everything they accomplished. Back then, Slavery was a way of life and it was legal. Therefore, I don’t see anything wrong with what my Ancestors did. So you’re little “joke” to try and shame me didn’t work, it never works so you people should probably stopped wasting you’re time trying to shame people who have NOTHING to be ashamed of.
My ancestors were scottish/irish, wales and German. They came into america at chesepeke bay and were indentured servants who were there in the mid 1700s. By 1780 they were in northern Kentucky on land they were granted from war.
My ancestors were there with Wallace as clan MacFarlane. Later to be changed to the spelling I currently use because they were cast out of Scotland to plantations in northern Ireland. Name was however it was heard and written down from there on. Amazing stuff.
Im Scottish, Irish, English, Gypsy, and a little bit Nigerian. But our family is mostly Scottish/Irish, my Irish side is from Ulster, as is my Barlow side lived in Ulster too!
I'm Half-Swedish, quarter Mexican and a convert to Judaism but all my American ancestors were Ulster-Scots Southerners. Glad you recognize that part of you as well!
Scott Irish, Cherokee and Italian. My mother called me Heinz 57! I have met my Scott Irish, Cherokee Indian kin in Appalachia West Virginia. That fighting spirit is in our bloodline and has sustained my people in those mountains and hollers for over a century. I just wish I knew what pattern of Tartan I could wear.
The wearing of Tartan was an indentifier for Clans in the Highlands. Most of the population was not Highland based. Clans have Septs and many family names are associated with them . Tartans are relatively modern creations and are still being designed . It is easy to find out which surname has Clan associations and from there discover which Tartan linked to the name !
Born a Bell, baptized Presbyterian, my Paternal Grandmother was a McLaughlin and my Paternal Great Grandmother was a McVey. Also have Ross, Reynolds, Harvey, and McClarigan on my Paternal side.
That's because that word "Episcopalian" refers to the Anglicans churches out with the jurisdiction of England, which was firstly in Scotland... who funnily enough took it to America... Why do Americans think they invented everything hahahah revisionism!
I'm proud to be Scotch Irish who hails from Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky 💙 Still after my ancestors have been in America before we were a nation. Still have 50% Scottish DNA!
In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the treasonous English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
@@markinvdenvers5424 my very long line of Scotch-Irish Americans fought against the French and the Indians, then for our Independence, fought against the South even though they lived in Eastern Tennessee, SE Tennessee, and the corner of Virginia that touches both Tennessee and Kentucky 💙💙 As did many others in that area. LMU aka Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, TN is living proof of this historical fact. Not all of us were anti catholics since we were placed there to upset the apple cart with the Irish who had the right to their lands... We came to the new world all those hundred of years ago for a better life.
@@jodiemichellebatten5224 At that time everyone called themselves, Irish. Scots-Irish is a relatively recent invention by Anglo-Americans to divide & break Irish unity. There is nothing Scots abt us. Our ancestors came from Ireland 🇮🇪🇺🇲👍🏻
@@markinvdenvers5424 well thanks to DNA testing.. My family is only a tiny minority of Irish DNA... We didn't stay long enough in Ireland 🇮🇪 obviously long enough to procreate before we came to the colony
@@markinvdenvers5424 The Protestants from the north of Ireland - hwther you call them Scotch-Irish, Scots-Irish, or Ulster-Scots, were descended from mostly Anglo-Saxon Lowland Scots and northern English. They are not the same as Irish Catholics. The Scots-Irish settled on - or colonised - Irish land. You are very confused, sir.
Scots-Irish here. I so would have loved to seen Jim Webb be our President. Look what we are putting up with now. He could not have been anything but BETTER. He is great!
Irish man here with some Scots Irish ancestry although I trace a lot of them to the frontiers of America but not just Scots Irish also native Irish who were frontiersmen an example being George croghan
@@DannyTorriente true both native Irish and scots Irish settled in America during this time and in similar regions but the Irish get little recognition for this part of history
@@marythomas1198 The Scots in Ireland / Ulster goes back to a time when the King became enraged about his borders defence (no change there ) on the east and north of the country of Ireland. Duplicitous forces were also at work. He demanded solutions, and the plan was put to him, that they transplant farmers and their families there, giving them land, money, and got them to swear their loyalty to the Crown. These are the Scots who went to Ulster under the government plan. The people who went were also Presbyterians, NOT Catholic which was extremely important to the King is to put it mildly. The indigenous Irish people were Roman Catholic, which was about 95% of the population at that time. Laws introduced in Ireland meant that Catholics had to pay a % of an already low income to The Church of Ireland. It's mind boggling the laws that were introduced, mostly just affecting the Irish. Sorry, but this is very possibly an American affectation, and a need to belong, to be able to say "that's where I'm from". Some of America's people don't have the roots that many others enjoy in their ancestral tree, and the history entwined within. That's why they want to hold on to some history in their families, right or wrong. Scotland's the place to begin your search, but I'm not sure after that. What was done in and to Ireland is nothing short of a Holocaust. . It begins the same way , and ends the same way. Good luck, let me know how you get on if you like.
@@corryjookit7818 In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the treasonous English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Our greatest leaders were Jefferson Davis, JFK & Reagan, but not O'Biden. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
Campbell here. Fathers mother was a Garret as well. Hard to find anything passed my great grandfather my dad says. Garrets came over to virginia/Tennessee. I def feel an immense calling to scotland/ireland. And feel my line somewhere was of importance here or there. So as a 40 yr old man im still yearning for home
My ancestry is Scots Irish, Cherokee, Creek and Choctaw. I'm a Heinz 57 Variety redneck. My ancestors settled in the Appalachian mountains. I'm damn proud of who I am. As you should be proud of who you are. We all come from a long line of survivors.
Exactly..so why r we just sitting around???
Scots Irish, Cherokee and Saponi. I think English on my moms side, but the Dads side have that fighting spirit!
Andrew Jackson that was President of the United States. That's on the 20.00 Bill was Scot Irish. He hated the British. Slave And responsible for the Trail of tears. Too bad.. he's being removed. From the bill.
Im just about the same as everything you are! Im from the eastern shore, I loved visiting the appalachians as a kid with the boy scouts. And your name reminded me of the times we hiked the trail and went through paw paw tunnel!
everyone thinks they have some native american bloodline buts its all fairy tales.
and see what Thomas Sowell has to say on the people of Appalachia.
Good evening from Northern Ireland, home of your ancestors
Sam Hoey Good evening from the west of the Mississippi River in the State of Oklahoma, my mother’s ancestors the Cunningham’s came over on the ship “Nancy” to Charles town which was later to be Charleston, SC in 1767 from around the Ulster area.
Greetings from across the pond.. from Northern Alabama🇮🇪🏴🇬🇧🇺🇸
Hello from the United States the product of yours and mine ancestor.. and your brother in arms.
Bullroot
Hello from the American Southwest.
I'm a Scot, born and bred in the South West of Scotland a few short miles from Ochiltree in Ayrshire. I recently retired and decided to take a DNA and begin researching my family tree, a project to fill my abundant free time. I have been amazed to discover that I'm 50% Scots 40% Irish and 10% Scandinavian. I have discovered so many distant relatives who moved between Scotland and Ireland and emigrated to Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada and the United States. There are hundreds of them- all newly discovered with many living DNA relatives that I've made contact with. Their individual stories are fascinating. It has been an amazing voyage of discovery. This series has a new resonance for me.
Does that mean your a scots irish Australian kiwi african canadian american?
I am similiar being as I'm 47% Scots, 43% English , 6%Irish and 4%Scandinavian. My family has been in the US since the American Revolution and both my parents were born in Texas.
I am 62% Irish 24% Scottish and the rest is English and Scandinavian. Basically our long ago, ancestors dropped from Scandinavia and landed in Scotland and Ireland (I'm mostly N.Irish, so they didn't bother travelling further South than Dublin!) and that was it. We have lazy ancestors people. They took a boat, got off and thought 'Aye this'll do!
Nullsjit DNA
Haha. That's how I describe myself. A medley of European with Choctaw and maybe Creek (probably also Choctaw on that side).
A dash of Iberian Peninsula, Pacific islander, and North African, definitely makes me a Heinz 57.
Crazy thing about being Scots Irish is you almost tear up and your heart gets heavy when you hear those bag pipes. All our ancestors live today in us and you can feel it. My ancestors came to America in the mid 1700's and settled in the North Carolina app mountains. We are still called rednecks here in the south. Live free or die. It's in our DNA.
Ya but, why slavery? It does not look good and somehow there is a disconnect. It seems obnoxious to me and a practice of injustice.
Yes!! That's why the biggest fear of thise opposing patriots today is US!! These Scots/Irish here in these mountains is something they don't want no part of and everyone knows it!! We are fighters. Skilled fighters by birth!
And my ancestors did not own slaves. We came from injustice from England for centuries. We were poor in these mountains as a lot of us still are. But we are proud and work our fingers to the bone providing what our NEEDS are. Our riches are in our families and culture.
Irish were slaves, and so we’re all peoples throughout the world at one point. Too much emphasis on American slavery
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I descend from Campbell's, Craig's, Harpers, Allison's, etc.... I'm extremely proud of my ancestry. Three branches of my family were at Kings Mountain....as well as another six that served in other areas and other battles of the Revolution. This was absolutely fascinating. Thank you for sharing this.
@@talorcmacallan4268what ?!
I also descendant of the Campbell's hello to U I live here in Australia.
The jacobite Scottish civil war you mean?...
Born in King’s Mountain, my family settled there when they left Ireland. Have been there since.
Well as an Australian descendant of a Scottish Mum, our fierce independence of thought and spirit are much more in context now! Thankyou for this great bit of history, and helping us migrants ( refugees of violence and forced oppression, land theft and starvation) to recover some pieces of our much shattered but still so strong culture. It is great to finally be able to feel proud of my ancestors strength, courage and cleverness, resillience and free thinking, instead of feeling like a lost, victimised chattel, cut off from home and history. Whatever land a person lives in, the principles of truth, respect and accountability, caring for land and one another, security of home, family, business and body, and the capacity for free thought and speech are intrinsic to any peaceful society. Life without these is wasteful suffering. At all times, we should seek to do no harm. There are always intelligent solutions, mass murders are horrific and shameful ignorance. Thankyou.
I Want reparations from my family freeing the slaves, dozens of my family killed..where is mine?
I have cousins in Australia somewhere I've never met them but my aunt and uncle with their kids emigrated about the 1969/70 I think I can't remember my aunt's husband name but I know my aunt's maiden name is REILLY
The Scot’s Irish were from the lowlands of Scotland - of English and Scottish descent
They arrived in northern part of Ireland hence - from Scotland to Ireland
Ever since I was a child, I always associated The Irish & The Scots with being people that fought for their people no matter what.
Gee Garcia
Family wise you’re right 👍
Gee Garcia How bloody wrong you are Gee. We don’t need any excuse for fighting in fact we need no abused relatives at all to throw our beautiful hands.
We tend 2 get screwed afterwards
The scots and the irish usually fought each other.
The English as a result ruled them.
and we are still fighting the Brits in the DS. They have hounded us since time immemorial, and will stop at nothing to bring us under their Crown and Feudalism. But America is ours, and Scots will always be a free people wherever we are, and they still have an ocean to cross to take us as their booty. And they will never quit trying.
When) I went to Scotland in 1997 I had no idea that I was of Scottish descent. I found out a few years ago through DNA and doing my ancestry, I discovered I am 1/3 Scottish. I descend from Robert the Bruce (19th great-grandfather). I felt a sense of coming home when I stepped foot on Scottish soil and didn't know why at the time. Now I know. I feel so connected to this side of my family. I always get emotional when I hear the bagpipes. My Scottish ancestors came to the US very early, right after the English Civil War.
You're name might have given you a clue
@@danbreen6946 McMurray is my husband’s last name. I wasn’t even married to him at the time.
It’s ok it just means you come from humans like myself
@@patriciamcmurray4272 I'm Scottish and have never seen the name McMurray, Murray yes, but not McMurray. I googled to discover that it is both Scottish & Irish with the Irish origin in County Roscommon, from where some of my own Irish ancestors hail.
I'm Scots-Irish and my wife is Scottish. What caught my attention was the story of your father. I have to wonder if he knew my step-father. My step-father was an air traffic controller during the Berlin air lift. When they made a movie about the air lift he refused to change what they were doing to "make it more dramatic." His family was Scottish and owned a large house and estate on the Clyde. It's still there. At one time they owned and operated a ferry service on the Clyde.
I’ve got a lot of Scottish ancestors that Fought in many, many wars. My last name is Cooper..
My Uncle was in the army after the fall of Berlin his Name was Sherwood Perry .he said it was just as dangerous
I wish I new my ansetry
Ware did the mc Michaels come from
Jean McGregor here. I'm a direct descendant of Rob Roy McGregor/MacGregor and the 14th Jean McGregor. Currently living next door to Dunedin, Fla. where there's a strong Scottish presence here, and home to Ron DeSantis, the best governor in the U.S. ...maybe the world!
Jim, one point you miss is that Pittsburgh was a Scottish enclave before Carnegie, the Whiskey Rebellion centered around Washington, PA originally called Catfish Camp, and the upper Ohio Valley had many Ulster Scots. John McCulloch was the first “High Sheriff” of Ohio County Virginia, that included more than the entire Panhandle, for example.
Nice info ..,👍
Pitts should be Fitz, or "Son of".
@@Arpoximate it's also an English surname.
As a Scots-Irish living in the southeastern US, I first read the book and am glad to find this channel! Thanks, Jim Webb!
We need a lot more voices talking about this history and culture, but Jim Webb does a great job.
Two strong people.
@@DannyTorriente well said
Dixie was built by the Scotch Ulstermen
@@rustydavid5212not just scots all of the people's of Britain(wales/England) , you should look out for one another down there and leave this tribal bullshit to those idiot yankees up north, thats going to be (troubles) soon excuse the pun, be proud Americans first with the finest of roots..happy new year to you and yer own from, 🏴....
I am a Scott-Irish and my parents were born in the Appalachians. I have traced my Ancestors all the way back .. sending you love and light
Ms. Pegg Healing with the Angel
I’m right there with you.
Pretty sure your not if you cant even spell it lol
Ms. Pegg Healing with the Angels Youre sending a lightbulb?
Repeat After Me: Were you? Or do you have a guilty conscience?
Born in ScotlandEire? That would be a novelty, you do realise that Scotland and Eire are two separate pieces of land don't you? You can only be born in 1 of them and if your heritage is from their you can claim the title. I feel that's better than being racist Frank. Don't be divided cos that means you're conquered
Proud Scots-Irish both mom and dad side. Grateful my father instilled the passion and love for our heritage in me.
What heritage is that, how to steal peoples land and commit ethnic cleansing?
What has happened to the world we live in at the present????? I am old and ponder that question continually!
You mean hatred and contempt for catholic Irishmen (real Irishmen)
Ireland was originally protestant in the sense that the Celtic culdee church was bible centred and far removed from the errors of Rome
I lived 22 years in Londonderry before emigrating to Pennsylvania. I can honestly say that this production is very true.
There is no such place. You must mean Derry. Free Derry.
I just realized why the names William and Robert still are so common among us! It's called heritage! :)
They're french names.
It’s a pain in the ass when you try 2 learn of your family tree. We tend 2 name our children after our fathers and grand fathers
@@I_Love_beanie_boos Yes it is!! WE have so many John Creechs in my tree I lost count of them all! The Creech clan are from Fife Scotland.
@@auobtv5989 ..... and ancient Gaul was chock full of Celts
My father was Robert.
Remember the way. No Kings, no masters, only clan, kin and friends.
How come the ulster Scots ar all loyal to the queen of england then?
@@wolfthequarrelsome504 :: The Ulster Scots with a desire for Liberty had BALLS and went to America settled in the Appalachian Mountain States and REBELLED AGAINST THE CROWN.
@@wolfthequarrelsome504 An incredibly abridged explanation of several hundred years of history that no doubt people will get offended because I dont mention the minutia: Lots of events in history has seen that Ulster woldve been destroyed several times, if the English royalty of old didnt stick by Ulster-Scots and protect the people as it said it would, there would be no such thing ans an Ulster-Scot, the amount of times Ulsters existence was threatened is quite alot, and fear of being destroyed is well founded, but the royals always stood by them, in turn Ulster gives unflinching loyalty for keeping their word. In short, Ulster-Scots are loyal to the crown because it actually went out of its way to protect them and never threw them under the bus even when it wouldve benefited them.
Also dont apply modern politics to this, this is just tradition if anything at this point, royalty doesnt really do anything anymore and its like saluting a flag, where you support what the flag stands for, not necessarily whos president/PM etc
@@johndoe-ss9bz And many of us are still here ;)
@@DEADLINE4157 :: The Crown had always sent in the British Army, the SAS, MI-5 and more when the cry from present day so called Ulster Scots to England was "help me" - "help me" - "help me", I AM A LOYAL SUBJECT OF THE CROWN. "Help me" - "help me" - "help protect our Loyalist Sectarian Statelet, A PROTESTANT STATE, FOR A PROTESTANT PEOPLE, in the North-East 6-County Colonial-Hangover.
Hello all ....very proud Scots Irish from Northern Ireland 🇬🇧
Pride goeth before a fall, my Scottish Granny used to say... she married a Scots Irish, my Gramps.
@@YahshuaLovesMe
In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the treasonous English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Our greatest leaders were Jefferson Davis, JFK & Reagan, but not O'Biden. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
@@markinvdenvers5424 don't forget the Gael invasion of caledonia before you carry on with your plastic Irish myth
Wrong fleg Billy boy
It is no coincidence that the flag of papal Ireland is the same as that of Ivory Coast.
Two failed sh1t holes.
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100% Scots-Irish here. We are still alive and well in the southeastern United States.
H W Reid 100% Ulster Scots here , living in Belfast
I live in Kentucky in the Appalachian mountains . Descended from Blairs from Aryshie, Scotland!
@EarthAsmr Where do you live? Do you have an ancestry.com account?
@EarthAsmr Yes i do . Look up John Gluck Family Tree. WE might be kinfolk!
@@johngluck6938 Me too.
❤and the blood that flows is us that came from theses old deep roots are still fierce , still proud , still fighting ! ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰❗️❗️❗️
Great video and history about the Scots-Irish. I do have ancestors that came from Scotland and Ulster in the 1700's on my father side, I'm proud of it!
Me too. Campbell's and Allison's. Maybe we're cousins..... Hello from Western KY.
Not really something to be proud of though is it? Invading another country by force, land theft, murder, rape and pillage, attempted genocide of a native people. pretty shameful if you ask me.
@@fukemnukem1525 - Well, the Campbells sold out my clan, the McGregors, to the British crown. I'm still a little pissed about it.
Not really. My paternal grandfather was from Paducah so it's likely Campbells and McGregors migrated west together.
@@foxtrotjulietbravo5536 I'm a Hunter/MacGregor on my father's side. My ancestors got sent to Ulster in chains after the Battle of Sheriffmuir, when Rob Roy was betrayed by his patron Campbell, the 6th Duke of Argyll. Robert's family enjoyed the protection of Argyll, however, so he wasn't deported. He even converted to Catholicism on his deathbed as a way of expressing his gratitude to the Duke. In the end, even our clan leader sold us out.
@@foxtrotjulietbravo5536 We Scots have long, long memories. My great grandfather was a Scottish Highlander, a Macdonald whose granddaughter, also a Macdonald, married a Campbell - instant outrage and scandal. The reason: The Glencoe Massacre of 1672.
Hello from Scotland. Land of the brave. ❤️
Excellent. My father's side: Scott's Irish. Mothers side left France during Hugonaught revolt in 1600s. The concept that no man stands between me and Christ is in my DNA.
It’s God not Christ, not the bibles god but the true God The forces of nature and where that comes from!!!
The term is Huguenot, we have Huguenot ancestry through the Bazaine family from Lorraine,One a Marshal of France fought the Prussians at Metz,and many high achieving others,persecuted down through the ages by the Roman Catholic Church.
Many emigrated to England and married into Englush families there.
Our Huguenot forebears settled in Kent
Southern England
Scots* Thank you
@@tomscott904 Scots don't believe that, and never will; remember the KJV came out of Scotland.
@@tomscott904 I think about the forces of nature that humans have used for the good ( mostly ) of all. I also think about how humans have interfered with nature and everyone loses. The Planet Earth strikes back.
Scots-Irish in the southeastern Appalachian area of the US here and proud of it. This video is well done. That fighting spirit is still VERY much alive today in this area.
Well then you can't have northern Irish blood because all they ever done is killed innocent men women and children because they were catholic and gave them no rights because they were the real Irish and when they fought back the wee orangemen ran and hid and let the British army do their fighting.
Scots Irish, still in Scotland and I'll die here happy👌
I live in Nova Scotia ( Latin for New Scotland) and here I'll die as well. My ancestors are Scot/Irish as well and hope one day to visit both lands.
Charlie lucky
Irish Scots you mean
@@ggkitchener1122 no, Scots Irish. Cousins but different.
Lucky you ..it's positively shite here !
I’m Scots/Northern Irish and proud of it.
England and Scotland forever - Scots Irish
I’m thrilled to come across this series! My grandparents always said we were “Scots-Irish” …but in recent times when I’ve repeated the statement, I’ve been met with derision and told “there’s no such thing”!
B******s to that. I have been referring to myself as Ulster Scots which is basically the same thing. Go on using that term!! Good luck to you
There isn't your a wee orangeman
@@ruthbeamish8849 another wee orangeman
My dad said his mother's family said they were Scotts-Irish. She was born in 1913 and her name was Ruby Olive Bell and was known for her brilliant red-gold hair when young. Those folks are wrong as wrong can be when they don't recognize this ethnic group.
Paddy pipe. You suck the pipe of your papist priest
Yep my ancestors came from Scotland/Ireland, Germany, Denmark and England. I am 98% European and 2% native american Indian. My ancestors have the name of Montgomery, Stewart, Hightower, Calhouns and names I cannot pronounce. I was born and rasised in South Carolina. My ancestors were headed to Georgia and some were massacred at Longs Cane. My ancestral cousin was John Caldwell Calhoun VP of the US in 1800s (his grandmother Catherine was my distant great grandmother who was killed by Cherokee) . I have 2% Cherokee blood.
Sherry Ballington yea lm right there
I'm a Stewart! Xo xo xo
Sherry...did u do ancestry.com?
@@suzangreenier3351 yes
Very sad that Yanks can't accept their own national identity and hi-jack other foreign nationals of their national identity by undermining without realising how ridiculous they look as Americans.
My favorite book of all time. Really a huge part of why I got into making history videos!
Ulster Scott’s sir. We live here still. We’re defending our independence and freedom to this day. Peace be with you.
My mom always told us kids that were Scotch-Irish. So every St. Patrick’s day when people were wearing the green. We had the Orange on.😂
Good for your mammie
I'd probably have worn orange too but it would have clashed with my hair.
An orange shamrock perhaps...
Maybe she was proud of her ulster roots and typical plastic yankee irish Rebublican supporters to thick or self obsessed to notice the meaning?, it is one of the main reasons that orange is on the flag of the Republic...its called the sash in Ulster theres a song about it, usually sang in Rangers games in scotland..im glad your nanna did though, but then again nothing the Catholic majority of america could say, ulster being Catholic or anglican i should say, whereas the prodestant scots had to lie and pretend about there religion or they would have been demonised and picked on back then from the Irish Catholic majoritys in those communities they was sent to!... Happy new year everybody from, 🏴🇬🇧 ...
My family lives on Ohio river in Indiana and he regularly kayaks across the river to party with the kentuckians on the other side . This video made me think about that
Hello from the wee county in Scotland never really new much about them thank you. All we are taught that our people have had to go out into the world and do some of the harshest things to go through and they kept part of Scotland with them
I'm Scottish and my family name is Scott , I love my country. I wish more was told about our history I scottish schools , I love telling my kids real history
#C-M You need to know that at one time, most Scottish schools History books stopped with Bruce and Wallace. The rest was English stuff. I had a great history Teacher who tried to be subversive.
Well I'm also a scot proud one too I come from a fanny a long line of fanny's. My mamy was a fanny her mammy was a fanny and her mammys mammy was a fanny and it will always be fanny for me xx
@@dicey8928 🤣🤣🤣
That’s so mad , I wrote a comment on an American guys channel that reviews uk things , he was looking at the Cadbury adverts , the funny ones and I suggested looking at the irn Bru ones , even the banned ones - 🎶even though I used to be a man 🤣🤣xx
@@CM-le1yb that's were I stole it from 5he in bru 🤣😆😂😅
If you haven't done so yet, look up the history of the Scott clan. :-)
Why did CBS refuse to air this awsome series? This is the best historical account of Scot-Irish and Early American history I have ever watched.
Cause they are white.
Watch the one "the Appalachians scot-irish"
@@MyName-zd9pe Yeah I don't think we're done settling yet, I pick somewhere down in south America to take over next lol
Because it shows WHITES SCOTCH IRISH BUILT THIS COUNTRY......FUGGING MARXIST BS DONT WANT THE TRUTH OUT
It would undermine 30 yrs of pro-IRA propaganda..
Proud to be part Scots-Irish
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My ancestors came to America in the late 1700s early 1800s and have settled in Upstate New York where my fathers family still lives! Sadly my father left the family land to California (SF) where he met my ma. ❤️
Bluegrass music, country music, railroad tracks, mining, logging, Protestant Christianity, America was founded, pioneered, and built by the Scots-Irish. So very proud to be an American of Scots-Irish descent!
Ulster Scots have contributed more to the birth of America than any other group of people.
It is sad that it is fashionable to believe that the papist Irish contributed anything other than clergy abuse
The Scots-Irish no doubt played a big role in the founding of America, but the main credit for founding, pioneering and building America goes to the English. Vast majority of the Founding Fathers were English, as were the Continental Army. Hardly surprising as the (global) English population is magnitudes greater than the Scots-Irish population.
We have highland games in Glasgow , Kentucky. Next town over is Scottsville. Lot of Scottish culture here. Our unique Kentucky southern accents originated from Scottish accent of our ancestors.
the scots have been in the southren states since the late 1500s. been arriving ever since then, mostly lowlanders and a trickle of highlanders. a few scottish words in the south.they would have assimilated in with other groups. even native americans.their descendents chief ross and chief macintosh. then, the later ulster scots . many of these ulster scots would still have been full scots having lived in ireland only a few years or even months before migrating to america. scottish fiddle music plays an important partamerican south. reels and strathpeys indigenous to scotland. jigs and hornpipes indigenous to england.the first batch of main english settlers arrived in 3 ships to a settlement named jamestown (named after a scottish king). a lot of scottish input in america is largely forgotten.
@@brucecollins4729
In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the treasonous English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Our greatest leaders were Jefferson Davis, JFK & Reagan, but not O'Biden. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
Damn right born fighting. Never give in.
Yes Vann !!! We need to stand TOGETHER !!!!!!
The best on earth.
Who we are, a Celtic People, and we are still fighting the Brits in the DS. They have hounded us since time immemorial, and will stop at nothing to bring us under their Crown and Feudalism. They are the Slaver. But America is ours, and Scots will always be a free people wherever we are, and they still have an ocean to cross to take us as their booty. And they will never quit trying. And we will never quit fighting them off.
the Appalachian Mountains at one time or part of the same mountain chain all those in Wales Scotland and Ireland before the continents broke and drifted? So technically and scientifically speaking they just went to their old address across the ocean
I’m a proud Scot and thought I knew my country’s history,but on a trip to New York I got a history lesson when I asked an academic who was in our company which race had the most influence on American history I almost fell of my seat when he said the Scots Irish a term I had never heard of before .I would have imagined maybe the Jews but no this man reeled off fact after fact on the almost forgotten early American history of Scots and Irish influences,and how the capital its self was a Masonic city based on Scottish rite freemasonry and it can be seen in the measurements in its construction all Masonic measurements.i suppose the history of man kind is a history of movement of people all wanting to improve there life regardless of creed .i do have a great respect to all the worlds indigenous peoples who seem to get forgotten but payed a high price there world ended as a new world begun .all this seems to show how mankind is an aggressive species throughout his history on this planet ,I always wonder if there were people from another world studying us we would be viewed as early primitive evolutionary aggressive.
Many US Presidents have Scots Irish heritage. Even President Obama claims some Scots Irish heritage.
A lot of karma there, especially in the decimation of the natural order of the US. The storms of recent days that seemed to focus on Buffalo came after the Ukrainian leader visited.recently. I sense these two matters are related and symbolic, as the genocide of the buffalo, or bison, was synonymous with the denigration of many spiritual cultures that lived in harmony with nature, who did not attempt to own the land, but act as stewards. Also, the link to Ukraine is an attempt to upheld Western values, which one one hand is contrary to a spiritual way of living, and has secondly incited the envious East. The WW3 and nuclear holocaust come ever closer, and with it the end of the US, and many parts of the world, as we know them. The Scots were not bad per se, simply seeking independence to live their way, and fierce-some in nature, just like their forefathers, some of whom were deeply spiritual, yet willing to fight to the death to defend their ways. In the end, we'll be judged according to our motives, and people do have a right to defend a way that is better than others, all the more so, if it is a righteous way. Whether the Scots ways were so I cannot tell ye, but I do know that the Picts and Wallace were righteous warriors!!! Definitely!!!
Try to find a copy of the Declaration of Arbroath on the internet, as well as the Book Of The Angel by St. Patrick.
Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry hit the bulls eye with Montgomery "Scotty" Scott. The rest is history. R.I.P. James Doohan.
Doohan is an Irish name. Irony
I have met James Webb in Quantico Virginia in the 2003. Secretary Webb was the Secretary of the Navy (1987). He was a Marine in Vietnam and won the Navy Cross medal, which it’s second medal under the Medal of Honor.
So? He’s now a democrat who fights for anyone but whites. Republicans and democrats are both on the same team and it’s not yours. Get a clue.
I am so loving your videos! Another bit of my ancestry comes to life... my daddy (half Scotts-Irish) was a hero in WWII -- he fought in the jungles of New Guinea, twice wounded, spent the rest of his life fighting injustice wherever he saw it. I'll tell you what: there's no doubt whatsoever to me that blood does tell (we're not born blank slates)...
Linda Broussard Can I ask what your fathers name was?
His mother was a Henderson and a Gregg (originally McGregor -- some guy named Black Jack from centuries ago), if that's what you mean.
Thank you for telling me! I love to hear about people like that I won't forget his name!
Andy Donaldson If you can find out any more about Black Jack McGregor, I'd love to hear it . All I know is that he went (or got sent) from Scotland to Ireland, presumably at the behest of the English, some time prior to the 18th century.. Now... this is family lore, but tales from that side of went back pret'near (Appalachia speak) or even further than stories from the Cajun side. Dunno why, but this stuff is fascinating -- connecting with one's genetic history that is -- I do so believe that we are so not blank slates at birth... and if strong fighters and tenacious survivors dominate one's gene pool (the Acadians were pretty darn ferocious aussi), well... in my case anyhow, this would explain beaucoup de choses... ouais !
Linda Broussard + MacGregor originates from West Highlands of Scotland and your relative was probably a fugitive or expulsed under proscription from his ancestral homeland.Check Scots clans.
Our heritage means so much! The heart. The Bravery!
And then the empire expanded once the Scots joined the English empire
Good film Senator Webb. I enjoyed it and learned much from it. As in your own family, some of my ancestors are from Ulster. Boyds, Dunnes and Nobles, to name a few. They emigrated from lowland Scotland to Ulster during the " Plantation" of the 1600's, I've been told. They have lived in or near Belfast, County Armagh and County Tyrone. My cousin, Wilson Boyd, served as a policeman in the Royal Ulster Constabulary at Enniskillen. Hisotrically, the Boyd clan fought for Robert the Bruce in Scotland and of course, many of us men look at Mel Gibson's Braveheart as one of the best movies made. A classic story of the Scottish fight for independence. I was able to visit my ancestral land of Ulster in 2000 and our family was warmly welcomed by my relatives there. Their ancestral connection to the area was palpable and I personally felt very much at home there. Beautiful country of hard working and warm people, who know when to break from work at day's end for some craic and whiskey with family and friends. I hope to return there again soon. Thank you for your military service Mr. Webb. Your narration of the film was inspirational and gives us a good reference for our fighting spirit.
Emigrated ?
@@timmolloy7574 more of a return home. Seeing as it was Ulster people who gave Scotland it’s name.
The Rebellion of the late 1700s in Ireland came about by the Irishmen and Scots Irish joined together to fight for freedom from the crown..The United Irish men fought side by side against an injustice.
Is mór an trua go raibh teip orthu...
Its a great shame they failed..
The United Irishmen which I am a huge supporter off put nasty cretins like the Orange Order bigots and Catholic defender bigots on thier back in thier place originally but sectarian bigots eventually brought United Irishmen down with thier sectarian prejudices.
Now the Ulster Scots and the British are joined together to fight against the car-bombing IRA terrorists, and their descendants. I guess anyone can go back far enough in history to justify their overweening pride, greed and blood-lust, but Northern Ireland's a separate nation from the republic. Stop trying to annex it and everything will be cool for you, me, and for future generations. There will be no surrender.
@@FPSIreland2 Yeah, tha mi ag aontachadh. Smaoinich gun do dh’ fhuirich cùisean mar sin, gu ruige seo? Gun Trioblaidean, no PIRA, no buidheannachas agus a bharrachd air sin Sìth iomlan(!)
@@raibeartthehairypict4696 are you dumb or what lowland scots are responsible for the making of usa all those guys built the ulster scots with thier religious presbyterian beliefs they fought for religious liberty in scotland and took it to the usa via ulster and as an american we thank them graciously for our land and religious democracy highlanders are only for canada
Love the sound of the pipes.
Here is a HongKongner who lived within the Scots Irish community in Northern Ireland for 5 years. Old Methody and QUB. This is a very good document, thank u.
My mother was Scot-Irish, and my dad was Irish. My father was a machine gunner on a Tank in Siapan, and Okinawa.
The Scottish and Irish migrated between. Many Irish and Scottish names are interchangeable.
It was the people of Ulidia aka Ulster who gave Scotland its name. They were known as the Scotia and helped the Picts keep the Romans out.
@@edcarson3113 they were 100% irishmen and would have cut their decindents throats if they knew what they done to ireland and their kinsmen
@@edcarson3113 you seriously need to do some research.....scotia is a nonsensical tale written by medieval irish monks amended and adapted by the the four masters(the annals of ulster) to create an identity for ireland. scotland may get its name from the greek word skota meaning dark i.e land of darkness.
I'm Scottish & Irish on both my mother's & fathers sides of the family. Scottish grandfathers & Irish grandmothers mostly, that I know of.
My father is from the Appalaches and we have a Scotts Irish name.Learning about my past late in life and getting drawn back to SW Virginia.
If you like Scottish comedies may I recommend "Still Game" one of the best comedies ever made!! 😃👍
+Karrie Murray still game is great! Such a gem!
Thanks, I'll check it out
Try chewing the fat to.
Oh lucky people who have never seen Still Game.A gold mine waiting to be mined.Your name Murray is Gaelic meaning Sea farer.The name Murphy means Sea warrior.
Would we Yanks get the jokes and humor or is it decidedly cultural?
I count Bell and Davidson amongst my ancestors. Good to see intelligent history. Thank you
I' ve got your Bell, my Father was James McLaughlin Bell.
My dad's mother was Ruby Olive Bell, daughter of Willis Breckinridge Bell, son of Thomas Breckenridge Bell, of Hugh Bell, of Captain Robert Bell, of Samuel Bell of Ulster, maybe son of James Bell of Scotland. Read that the Bells came from Dumfrieshire and were particularly numerous in and around Middleby.
My maiden name was Davidson, Dad came from Armagh. Northern Ireland. Mum's maiden
name was Starrs, she came from Omagh. Northern Ireland.
My Campbell and Allison ancestors came from that area..... Fought at Kings Mountain.....and several battles in the Revolution.... I am so proud of all of them. I feel blessed to have their blood in my veins.
Scottish on my mom's side and Belgium on my dad's side. This documentary is beyond awesome.
Scots-Irish here. Eastern KY/Southern WV, lol. Helps me make sense of who I am some. Thanks.
No such thing as Scots-Irish, it's entirely a made up Yankee Americanism. Fake pretendy Styrofoam Scots/plastic paddies who are actually Americans who keep trying to mix these people up as the same when they are entirely different people.
@@PredatorUpHill Pardon the h3LL outta me. Thanks for the lesson. Could you be more rude (hypothetical question). American is good for me...just trying to find out some of my past. We tend to talk differently than most snobs away from here sooo.
Hoppefully I'll see you in Cumberland gap ifn they got a D.G. lol
@@mountainmama4133 so many ppl hate us M. Mama. They dnt think that it's the Govt. and politicians , NOT THE PPL. Butttttt in the meantime, I dislike ( I'm bein Southern mannerly ) the Yankees ...im from the GA mtns but I'm at my lil place here in Ocklawaha, Fl fixin to get up to my new land on KY border.... But down here in fl???? Them yanks. ? Ok Suzan, be nice!!! Hahahahahahaha
In the U.K. we refer to them as Ulster Scots since they were Scottish Presbyterians who began to settle in/colonise Northern Ireland since the 15th century.
Great information. I knew all my life from family talk that we originated from Scotland. Being born in Belfast of Scot’s ancestry from Annandale on the Scot’s borders my DNA recently confirmed 63%Scot
36 % Ulster 1% Scandinavian
100% Ulster Scot
No such thing as an Ulster Scot your a wee jaffa
Loved the history here. My Heritage is mainly English, Scottish, Northern Irish and German. My Ross Clan were definitely from Scotland, although, I have yet to get them out of America and back to their original birthplace. They did not venture into Southern America, but, rather, they left Pennsylvania, for Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri. My Ross' owned a set of bagpipes, according to my Iowa Cousins. I have eaten haggis and loved it. My Clan were Presbyterian and Baptist. In my Genealogical Research for many decades, I have only one family back to Ulster, and I believe that is on my grandmother's line. I had some hints in my family....like, Orange Morris, James Young Ross, Sullivan Ross. Perhaps, someday, I will find my ancestral homeland, and there was a set of bagpipes that were handed down from generation to generation in my cousin's line. They have disappeared, sadly, and no one knows if they were full Scottish pipes or of Irish origin. Might have provided some clues, and, may have come from my Casey Line back in Ohio. Thanks for posting this historical series online for us to learn more of our possible connection to The Ulster Plantation.
What's "Northern Irish" ?
Mainly?
What is the rest of it.
@@timmolloy7574 England, Scottish and sons Irish
I too, am Scots, Irish, Cherokee and a smattering of Scandinavian (though the last is hard to trace). A cousin, Cynthia Ann Parker, was taken by the Comanches and later became the chief's wife, and mother of Quanah, the last Comanche chief - although I have no Comanche blood to my knowledge. Quanah and I merely had a common grandfather. I also have Johnson blood from the NE Texas Johnsons who area the descendants of David Crockett's grandmother, who settled in what is now Honey Grove in NE Texas. J. R. Wallace is my name, hailing from Dallas originally and now SE Colorado (almost retired). For the last 43 years I have been a minister for the non-denominational churches of Christ, (independent, autonomous congregations unaffiliated with any denomination). Two of the early adherents to our approach to scripture were Thomas Campbell and his son Alexander Campbell. They were from Scotland and formally trained in theology at the University of Glasgow in the late 1700s, but later renounced Presbyterianism and became independent; Thomas after moving to the colonies and Alexander shortly before moving here to join his father. I suppose I inherited a great deal of the independence of my Scots, Irish forebears. and a mix of red in my beard from my great-grandfather Wallace of Gilmer, Texas. Years ago I bought Mr. Webb's book, BORN FIGHTING and couldn't up it down. Now what a joyous "find" to see these videos posted on Forged in Ulster. Thank you so very much (whoever you are) that made these videos possible and posted them here. May our blood-bought independence live forever! - "Geezerwheels" J. R. Wallace (I still ride motorcycles - dirt and street machines at age 74!
They’re just people from a country 👍
Hello and best wishes to all.
Proud Mcleod and Campbell descendant here, my family lineage was not passed down and I just recently discovered my heritage. My great great...... grandfather a Mcleod came to the US in the 1700's and settled in Appalachian VA I also have 3 Campbells, McGuffins, Gillilands, Farris. I feel its a crime that us Americans with Scot/Irish ancestry aren't generally taught more about and or are more proud of our heritage from our parents. Thank you for a very informative video.
McGuffins all came from Northern Ireland. Ours are from Newry.
Have found that lot of the McLeod people did not pass down their heritage stories. I don't know why that is. Have a gggrandmother Alice McClure and recently learned that the McClures were a sept of the McLeods.
i am proud of my scotch/irish ulster roots everyday of my life is a celebration of a rich heritage, full of pain and sorrow and wealth and happiness. we heve enjoyed like all others the good with the bad and the bad with the good.
Scots Irish not scotch
Of English and Scottish descent
"Born Fighting" by Senator Webb is part of my permanent library.
Born fighting runs through my veins, causing my heart to beat! My spirit is heightened by the sound of pipes and drums. My family comes from county Mayo Northern Ireland 🇮🇪. While here in America we always keep our Scots Irish heritage! #clanmccaffrey!
Mayo is in the west of Ireland, not the not of Ireland.
Different people. West of Ireland. Much tougher landscape - windy, rocky and barren, Atlantic facing. Real indigenous Irish, not these brit foreigners this documentary speaks about. There's nothing Irish or "fighting" about those clowns, they left places like Mayo after 1921 for the safety of the remaining bit of brit occupation.
@@cianoc8211 My grandmother was from North Mayo, village called Geesala (land of the Salted breeze). Never visite yet, but I remember as a kid speaking lovely lilted English and the old language, Gaelic. Synge's Playboy of the Western World- was set in my Grandmother's village. He stayed there on his trips around Errin.
@@cianoc8211 Not quite true. Mayo is the county of Michael Davitt, John McBride, Frank Stagg and Michael Gaughan, among others, all men who on the might of the foe.
@@cianoc8211 In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
Ahahahahahahahaha gotta be a wind up surely 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wish someone (Forged In Ulster) would add part 2 of this wonderful documentary. I'd love for my grandkids to see the whole thing. I saw it when it was shown on TV many years ago and they could benefit from seeing it!
So much suffering and blood spilled in the fight for freedom. Keep FIGHTING the FIGHT for LIBERTY!
The Higher Mind - vs the *Ego-Mind, Ego-Mind is where and how the acts of Wars are proprigated and played.*
Freedom - Independence, shall be won with Truth, Thoughts, and Communication.
No physical aggression can achieve Independence nor Peace.
Anytime One observes a "War on" subject, they can rest assured it is 100% "a planned event/action for the complete purpose of Profit"
The only exception is "defending", and that too is best served by the Mind -
@Jason Strom exactly Jason!!! But we got a long history to learn from....will people learn? ???? Heck no!!!!!!!!
@Jason Strom I know Jason, me too, but unlike ur lil girl, my lil boy will beat them to it.. From ftball...to me...h. U know wat I mean, Wat he got into. I com from the 80s...listening to metallica now, asking God to plz zap me back into those wonderful times
@Jason Strom Jason, I'm very conservative...conservative means less govt=freedom. More got.= tyranny. That formula has been in place since Rome and Greece... So ur lil girl?? 3 hip hip hoorays for her!!! Lol now Jason...i had a transplant on 9/11/11. Ifn I can do gymnastics and run in this FL heat, go back up to MT Ga mtns and run in the cold.... I want u to promise me you will try...u will get on TH-cam and search wat foods to eat ...and put ur condition in.... A Dr. Will come up and give u good direction...im a RN and I know purty much what to do for everthing.
@@bfc3057 Lol 😆
Wow! A Great lesson in History👊
Richard Hayward is a great writer on this subject, enlightening amusing if somewhat tendentious, to the point of being a headcase, but an Ulsterman with all that entails. God rest him.
Thank you so much for posting this. It is clearing up a lot of questions I have.
I think it's time to drop the "Irish" part and just call them Scottish Americans, since they are not Irish, but rather Scottish. In Northern Ireland, they call themselves Ulster Scots, not Scots-Irish, which is an American invention.
@Straight White British Protestant But they're still ethnically Scottish. And when they settled in Northern Ireland for a brief time, they didn't consider themselves Irish, because the indigenous Irish were their enemy. Here's a clip from an episode on the History Channel, narrated by Billy Ray Cyrus, which explains this in more detail.........th-cam.com/video/AUshUlDlRoY/w-d-xo.html
@@kennystemp8636 what is "Ethnically Scottish"? Scottish People ARE genetically almost the same as Irish people and share a strong cultural heritage despite linguistic differences.
@Scott Drinkwater You are absolutely right Scott. I should have been more specific by saying that about three fourths of Ulster Scots "Scots-Irish" were Scottish, and about one fourth of them were actually English settlers.
Thank you for telling the truth.
@Straight White British Protestant This is why brits failed to take back the US, too many of US to fuck with
My seventh great grandfather was Scottish Ludovic Grant who was deported to the Carolina Colonies as an indentured servant after capture at Preston during the 1715 Jacobite Uprising by British. He became a trader with the Cherokee after release from servitude and married a Chiefs' daughter in 1727, where he lived the rest of his life. There are letters he and the Governor of the Colonies wrote to each other as well as at least two books written about him. I don't know how many other Scots came here the way he did, I have seen no information on anyone else, it would seem there must have been others. He was said to have been the son of the Grant Clan Laird. Some say he was the first Europeans to marry a Cherokee and it is said a quarter or more of registered Cherokees today descend from this marriage. That would be about 100,000 or so people. Seems hard to imagine but I've done the math and it's easily a conservative number possible given the number of generations.
The Scottish are British. The British identity comes from the Scottish King James VI who sat on the English throne and created the notion of "the British" to unify his Scottish subjects and his English subjects under one rule.
Dad's side were border robbers, mom's side were covenantors planted in Ulster, and by the sound of this tutorial, since their name was O'Neil, at the forefront of the Plantation. I am searching now for the book. thanks for posting this.
They were robbers alright.
O Neills were the main Irish Gaelic family in 9 County Ulster pre plantation more abrogated history by so called Scotch Irish
O Neill is real Irish name. The most important clan in Ulster.
Nothing to do with lowland Scots planters. An English family called Chichester stole the name later.
@@sandrabrowne2350the 9 county Ulster was an English invention for administration purposes only.
The original people of Ulster were the Picts, known by the Irish as the Cruthin.
The O'Neills were from Southern Ireland and they gradually the forced the indigenous people of Ulster to retreat to the east of Ulster.
From Ulster these people migrated to Scotland.
@@numerouno.5445 o'niels a norse scots name jist meaning of the clan niel. the apostrophe after the o replaces the f.....i'e o'neil of the clan neil. the picts were a scottish tribe most likely gaulish in origins who arrived in scotland via scandinavia.in time some of those picts may have crossed over to ireland(hiber).
I am a direct descendant of Col William Campbell. I grew up in Carter County, Tennessee. My ancestors were The Campbells, Armstrongs, Johnstons, Belles Boones, Elliotts, Crawfords, Coulsons, Ivarsons, Ect. My DNA IS 55% SCOTLAND & NORTHERN IRELAND, 20% BRITTISH, 16% NORWEGIAN, 5% WELSH & 4% FROM SWEDEN. My last ancestor emigrated from Northern Ireland in 1799. Many people judge Appalachian Americans, but I love my people & I know that growing up around them, they are the kindest people I have ever known, & I lived in quite a few different places. These people will give you the shirt right off their backs, & I really mean that. It's not just a clique where I come from. My Grandmothers both taught me quilting, ballad singing, bible preserving & noting, & taught me that my ancestors came from Northern Ireland, most from Derry, & Antrim. We survived a long seize, a civil war, & a few battles, but we were not truly Irish, we were actually Scottish. Now, I have DNA evidence, so that's cool. Also I served as a 1LT US ARMY MILITARY POLICE, & deployed to The Middle East Twice. I have always kept my principles, respected all other people & love all humanity. It made me a down to earth, humble person, with a fierce loyalty to God, Family, & Country.
Antrim here! McEachain McEachern McKaughan McCoin and countless other spelling variations. Greetings, Cuz!
Great book, a must read for anyone whose ancestors are Celtic. Explains in perfect detail wo we are as people.
The settler colonialists a.k.a planters weren't Celts 🤦♂️
My dad Irish my Mother Scott ... Bagpipes for mother's funeral..she was so proud of her Scottish heritage. I married a Englishman. This was the trifecta for disaster!
Half Irish/English.....half French.....100% Passionate American. Always looking for a "cause" to fight for!!! :D
@@blondwiththewind I get your passion on America, I am a true American my family fought for this Country for many generations, I am watching ...The Invisible Critic ...on yt right now he does great (forbidden(, american history, not what we were taught in school, I recommend him for the condensed version of our true history with humor, does short video 10 to 15 min. Start at the first one true history, think you might enjoy them. God bless thanks for the reply.
Proud to be of British and Irish heritage god bless all people of Ulster Scots/Scots-Irish ancestry and all people of British and Irish ancestry as well
In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the treasonous English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
@@markinvdenvers5424 There are inaccuracies with your statement because for one most Scotch-Irish Americans identify as just American on the census. Meaning that all of them are loyal to the United States of America by default. This applies to English Americans as well especially given most of my ancestry comes from England itself, and only some from the Ulster plantations. Southern pride also will not equal secession 2.0 because southerners such as myself are loyal to the nation itself. Which does not always mean government. Well known Appalachian border states like Kentucky and West Virginia also fought for the Union, not the Confederates. Irish Americans often have a different regional identity, especially the ones from New England. As for the James VI/I statement, that’s so easy to breakdown what
ever propaganda you said. He was a Stuart yes, but he was also a Scottish Protestant. Scottish sense of religious freedom, perhaps their idea of freedom overall, and the majority of Ulster-Scots are tied to the Church of Scotland. Even if some Ulster Scots descend from Anglicans from England, most of them are Presbyterian. They are also often the most loyal people to the British crown in our modern era despite the Irish rebellions of 1641 and 1798. As well as the penal codes that kicked Ulster Scots out of religious leadership positions. To clarify this isn’t trying to say, “Ulster Scots in Ulster are not Irish.” This is only debunking propaganda that you replied with. Going back to the King James I subject, a lot of his loyalists were Protestants that used the Catholic moniker. Meaning those churches while still Protestant, were basically Catholic lite. In battles like the “Battle of the Boyne.” A lot of Williamite/anti Jacobite troops were also Ulster-Scots. Ulster Scots overall gave this great country(America) it’s sense of freedom, so to spread propaganda about how two ethnic groups in America are the same people while ignoring their histories and regional identities is very controversial.
@@CrimsonEagle90 the earlier scots.english and welsh seem to have been swept aside. bearing in mind many of these ulster scots would still have been full scots having lived in ireland a few years or even months. they would have left due to the anti-scottish sentiment in ireland. look up....the boston scottish society of massachussets founded in 1657.....then the irish one founded the 1720s. the irish one predominantly presbyterian which suggests they were ulster scots.
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@@CrimsonEagle90 I agree you have the history of our two countries down accurately and thank God that us Irish and you English have mostly put our troubled past behind us but the Ulster Scots and the nationalists in northern Ireland haven't and maybe I'm somewhat biased because I feel that the unionist population refuse to recognise past injustices.
Tony Blair apologised for British athrossaties in Ireland and so did queen Elizabeth god rest her and Bertie Ahern and Micheal Martin apologised for athrosities carried out by the IRA.
How can northern Ireland ever become a normal state if people on both sides don't confront their past and acknowledge their wrong doing.
My grandma was born in west Virginia. Her daddy was Norris and her mom was Indian. I had my DNA done I'm 75 present Welch Irish Scottish. My grandma family moved to Ohio.
Wonderful educational look at the Scots- Irish.
Such an important, yet too often forgotten history and ethnic origin..
Fellow Ulster Scot here with the last name of Cooper. God Bless y’all all! We’re very kind people, but we will fight to the death for our own people, our land, and everything we believe in!
Well said!!! No Surrender!
Not to mention good ol slavery lol
The name Cooper was brought to Ireland by English settlers.
What land? Lol
@@Sean-jc6cu And? Is that supposed to “shame” me and my family? Bc it definitely does not. And YES my Ancestors owned over 800 Slaves when it was legal back in the day. Do I somehow see them as bad? NO! I’m PROUD of everything my Ancestors believed in, and everything they accomplished. Back then, Slavery was a way of life and it was legal. Therefore, I don’t see anything wrong with what my Ancestors did. So you’re little “joke” to try and shame me didn’t work, it never works so you people should probably stopped wasting you’re time trying to shame people who have NOTHING to be ashamed of.
My ancestors were scottish/irish, wales and German. They came into america at chesepeke bay and were indentured servants who were there in the mid 1700s. By 1780 they were in northern Kentucky on land they were granted from war.
My ancestors were there with Wallace as clan MacFarlane. Later to be changed to the spelling I currently use because they were cast out of Scotland to plantations in northern Ireland. Name was however it was heard and written down from there on. Amazing stuff.
Thanks for standing by Wallace...knew him well!!!
Yea but then came to Ireland and started calling yourself British and devided Ireland nothing to be proud of
My wife is Scotch-Irish from West by God Virginia. God Bless & God Help me.
My dads side! West Virginia... AYE! Now THERES a clan to reckon with!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🌟
Im Scottish, Irish, English, Gypsy, and a little bit Nigerian. But our family is mostly Scottish/Irish, my Irish side is from Ulster, as is my Barlow side lived in Ulster too!
I'm Half-Swedish, quarter Mexican and a convert to Judaism but all my American ancestors were Ulster-Scots Southerners. Glad you recognize that part of you as well!
Scott Irish, Cherokee and Italian. My mother called me Heinz 57! I have met my Scott Irish, Cherokee Indian kin in Appalachia West Virginia. That fighting spirit is in our bloodline and has sustained my people in those mountains and hollers for over a century. I just wish I knew what pattern of Tartan I could wear.
It's possible you come from low lander's like mine do...we have a crest and motto but no tartan...that was a high lander's thing
let me know your name an al tell ye yer tartan :)
@@markkelly4955 Walker
@@jennrat2982 Why would lowlanders not have a Tartan? What part of Scotland 🏴 do they live in?
The wearing of Tartan was an indentifier for Clans in the Highlands. Most of the population was not Highland based. Clans have Septs and many family names are associated with them . Tartans are relatively modern creations and are still being designed . It is easy to find out which surname has Clan associations and from there discover which Tartan linked to the name !
I would love to come home for a visit
Scots Irish to Americans in your native home land it’s ULSTER SCOTS!
Which is much less confusing!
My grandfather, Chalmus, was a wild Irishman. My grandmother was Shawnee and Scotch.🎉🎉🎉
Kelly and Stanley here from southeast kentucky and East Tennessee we came across the Atlantic from Northern Ireland and Scotland
Love these videos! We are trying to keep in history alive in our videos too! Especially in the Appalachian Region.
should follow the trail to Kentucky too, they were incredible patriots then.
Very interesting and well presented. Thank you :)
Born a Bell, baptized Presbyterian, my Paternal Grandmother was a McLaughlin and my Paternal Great Grandmother was a McVey. Also have Ross, Reynolds, Harvey, and McClarigan on my Paternal side.
Am a member of border clan Bell through my father's mother also.
Thank you, Geoffrey Harris, since I posted my younger Brother and myself are noe members of Clan Bell. NA
Thank you from Edinburgh
There were no Episcopalians in England. They were Anglicans. The Episcopal Church was formed in America in 1789.
Episcopal Church may refer to various churches in the Anglican, Methodist, and Open Episcopal traditions, and is a branch of the church of England.
No, you are wrong and he is right.
That's because that word "Episcopalian" refers to the Anglicans churches out with the jurisdiction of England, which was firstly in Scotland... who funnily enough took it to America... Why do Americans think they invented everything hahahah revisionism!
Episcopalians ruled by Bishops and Archbishop's Not by Elders as in Democratic Presbyterian System.
@@johndoe-ss9bz How about the Church of Ireland ? Catholics were forced to make payments to this church.
James Webb. A former Marine and US senator from Virgina has written a book about the Scots Irish on America called "Born Fighting"...
I'm proud to be Scotch Irish who hails from Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky 💙
Still after my ancestors have been in America before we were a nation. Still have 50% Scottish DNA!
In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the treasonous English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
@@markinvdenvers5424 my very long line of Scotch-Irish Americans fought against the French and the Indians, then for our Independence, fought against the South even though they lived in Eastern Tennessee, SE Tennessee, and the corner of Virginia that touches both Tennessee and Kentucky 💙💙 As did many others in that area. LMU aka Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, TN is living proof of this historical fact.
Not all of us were anti catholics since we were placed there to upset the apple cart with the Irish who had the right to their lands... We came to the new world all those hundred of years ago for a better life.
@@jodiemichellebatten5224 At that time everyone called themselves, Irish. Scots-Irish is a relatively recent invention by Anglo-Americans to divide & break Irish unity. There is nothing Scots abt us. Our ancestors came from Ireland 🇮🇪🇺🇲👍🏻
@@markinvdenvers5424 well thanks to DNA testing.. My family is only a tiny minority of Irish DNA... We didn't stay long enough in Ireland 🇮🇪 obviously long enough to procreate before we came to the colony
@@markinvdenvers5424 The Protestants from the north of Ireland - hwther you call them Scotch-Irish, Scots-Irish, or Ulster-Scots, were descended from mostly Anglo-Saxon Lowland Scots and northern English.
They are not the same as Irish Catholics. The Scots-Irish settled on - or colonised - Irish land.
You are very confused, sir.
Scots-Irish here. I so would have loved to seen Jim Webb be our President. Look what we are putting up with now. He could not have been anything but BETTER. He is great!
Everytime Ive gone to Ireland Ive felt something good there.
Irish man here with some Scots Irish ancestry although I trace a lot of them to the frontiers of America but not just Scots Irish also native Irish who were frontiersmen an example being George croghan
Both groups did a lot to build America and its culture. There's much in common!
@@DannyTorriente true both native Irish and scots Irish settled in America during this time and in similar regions but the Irish get little recognition for this part of history
@@marythomas1198, no such people, its an American thing! Irish are Irish, Scotch is a whisky! Scots are Scottish!
@@marythomas1198 The Scots in Ireland / Ulster goes back to a time when the King became enraged about his borders defence (no change there ) on the east and north of the country of Ireland. Duplicitous forces were also at work. He demanded solutions, and the plan was put to him, that they transplant farmers and their families there, giving them land, money, and got them to swear their loyalty to the Crown. These are the Scots who went to Ulster under the government plan. The people who went were also Presbyterians, NOT Catholic which was extremely important to the King is to put it mildly. The indigenous Irish people were Roman Catholic, which was about 95% of the population at that time. Laws introduced in Ireland meant that Catholics had to pay a % of an already low income to The Church of Ireland. It's mind boggling the laws that were introduced, mostly just affecting the Irish.
Sorry, but this is very possibly an American affectation, and a need to belong, to be able to say "that's where I'm from". Some of America's people don't have the roots that many others enjoy in their ancestral tree, and the history entwined within. That's why they want to hold on to some history in their families, right or wrong. Scotland's the place to begin your search, but I'm not sure after that. What was done in and to Ireland is nothing short of a Holocaust. . It begins the same way , and ends the same way.
Good luck, let me know how you get on if you like.
@@corryjookit7818 In America, Scots-Irish & Irish are one and the same. We support Richmond, Virginia & Dublin, Ireland not London & Washington DC. The Plantation of Ulster was given to us by the Catholic King of Scotland James VI who later became James I of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. But the English Puritan, Cromwell, klled James I's Catholic son, Charles I (Stewart). After Puritan Englishman, Cromwell's demise, Charles I's son, Charles II (Stewart) took over. Upon his demise, Charles II's brother James II (Stewart) & a staunch Catholic took over. But the treasonous English Puritan Parliament invited the Dutch King, William of Orange, to overthrow our last Scottish Catholic ruler, James II of Scotland, England, Wales & Ireland. Our greatest leaders were Jefferson Davis, JFK & Reagan, but not O'Biden. Never trust the English. Keep America Scots & Irish! 🇮🇪🇺🇲💪🏻
That’s my heritage. Scotland to Ireland to the U.S. in the 1750’s then all the south to Texas.
same here Scotland highlands to Ireland then the US. My grandpas grandpas daddy was in the battle of culloden.
@@DanWebster I QQQNK QQQQQQQQQQQQaAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAaaaaaa
@@DanWebster he got a couple o things he got wrong. one mainly, no scotti tribe or gaels came to scotland from ireland
South of Texas, when? after the 1750s; the place was essentially owned by the Comanche.
@@brucecollins4729 of course.
Greetings from New York State USA
Campbell here. Fathers mother was a Garret as well. Hard to find anything passed my great grandfather my dad says. Garrets came over to virginia/Tennessee. I def feel an immense calling to scotland/ireland. And feel my line somewhere was of importance here or there. So as a 40 yr old man im still yearning for home