Mostly people who are descended from southern settlers are of mostly English and Scottish ancestry. We were once very proud englishman or woman but I think the american revolutionary war tainted that lineage for some.

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Why is there so many people minding other people's business instead of their own.

According to my DNA I'm 12% subharian Black 9% Native American 1% far east Asian and the rest is European

Anybody here heard of McGhee?

Your video said to give all comments good or bad. So I'm sorry I said you haven't done research which you clearly have done. But you called me stupid and illiterate. Also in your video you state that over 50% of Ulster is Irish but then towards the end you say the Scots Irish don't count as Irish. How can Scots Irish not count as Irish if they are over 50% Irish? Are you going by DNA or Culture and Religion? If a Scott marries an Irish and their offspring moves to the US, then they definitiely have Irish DNA regardless of Religion or Culture. What percentage is required for Irish DNA to be called Irish? Or is it a Cultural Thing? Do you have to be Catholic to be truly Irish? Lots of people from Ireland proper also inter married with the Anglo Normans, should they be DNA tested to prove that they are Irish?

I’m 76% Irish and 24% Scottish, yes I was born in Scotland, yes I have living family members in Ireland and yes I’ve done my family tree that shows my ancestors all the way back to my 8th great-grandfather and 8th great-grandmother I have mostly Irish ancestors and then they came over to Scotland during the famine. 100% pure Celt.

Hii I’m a relation to the owners the woman in the photo is not the owner my nan and grandad are

According to ancestry dna I am mostly Irish

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I am part Cherokee. That’s a fact, regardless of what anyone else thinks.

Irish is a nationality and a culture. The genetics of the Irish are irrelevant to the Irish identity.

We question what was true for centuries but dont dare question dna testing.

My wife is a Harrison and distant cousin of William Henry Harrison.

Nope, my great grandmother really was Cherokee so you can suck it

I am related to William Penn on my mom’s side too..

Yep my Butler fam came over in 1700s to Nova Scotia

My Irish Scottish royal family (Boitlers/Butlers) came to American through Nova Scotia lived there and then Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts. My immediate family are Butlers (Norseman) and Cannings/Canon.. my grandfather who raised me is Warren Butler his dad Tom Butler, then James Butler etc. (there is also a Tabias and Patrick.. I have to look again but I think after Patrick Butler in Ireland was the one who didn’t leave Ireland. I have a very unique family ancestry. I always knew about Kilkenny growing up and traced a lot of our migration

All Scotts are irish they arent picts do your research.

I have Cherokee blood on both sides of my family. 2 brothers on my dads side married 2 Cherokee women and my grandmother was 3/4 Cherokee on my mom's side.

If the chief said you are Cherokee it doesn’t matter if you’re Chinese black or white bye the way all Indians come from Europe DNA 🧬 study proved it old news so don’t get worked up over it thank god DNA is like god it doesn’t lie my neighbor is 85 percent neanderthal go figure that’s why a lot of people has more European but they thought the were Indian there heart will always be no talking can change that

Folsom River??

Proclamation- By the President of the United States In regard to Texas Annexation and War with Mexico: “The enterprise to invade the territories of a friendly nation, set on foot and prosecuted within the limits of the United States, is in the highest degree criminal, as tending to endanger the peace and compromise the honor of the nation. And therefore I expect all good citizens, as they regard our national reputation, as they respect our laws, and laws of other nations, as they value the blessing of peace and the welfare of their country, to discourage and prevent, by all lawful means, any such enterprise, and I call upon every officer of this Government, civil or military, to use all efforts in his power to arrest for trial and punish every such offender against the laws providing for the performance of our sacred obligation to friendly powers.” Undersigned, President, Zachary Taylor on August 11th, 1849 -From the book, “War with Mexico Reviewed” By Abiel Livermore

A lot of facts backed up by BS. The savages were never going win; could never win, and for the good all, didn't win.

I'm a Western European mutt, with my great-grandmother immigrating from County Cork, IR, to the U.S. in the late 19th century. Most of my immigrant ancestors were from late 19th century Germany, and earlier, to a lesser percentage, from England. I'm a U.S. citizen of Western European descent. No shame, no pride, just the facts as have been supplied to me.

Family traditions can be funny. For years the story was that we were of Jewish ancestry, maybe the underdog thing only to find out when we traced the tree to end up in Scotland and Wales. Then with DNA tests Germanic and Scandinavian was added in. As the tests becomes more accurate with more people sending them and increasing the size of the database some other DNA are showing up.

I’m the same and love history. I have been doing a lot of research on my family history that I became interested in while in High School. I can remember some of the elders in my family saying we have Native American heritage which I found a good bit about this history in my family history about 10 or so years ago and I remember looking at a family history book in my family of an ancestor who fought in the Battle of Snowden in 1282 in the UK name Sir Anthony De Tipton and fast forward to the 1700s of a descendant of his name Major Jonathan Tipton who was second under command of John Sevier at the battle of Kings mountain and he fought in a few other Revolutionary War battles as well. This is what got my interest in history started. Not to go on a long story as I could chat about history all day lol.

I don't have Cherokee blood however my ancestors are known t be Micmac though Daniel LeBlanc who's mother was Micmac who named LeBlanc although his father was William Alexander the y9unger by blood DNA he did not marry her to do so would cause her to be removed from her tribe

I’m 15% English and proud

Jeez. I so need an American salesman to explain Irish history to me. The whole video is frankly, douchey, and more about Murika than anything else.

No... im most certainly Irish.

I have proof that my grandma was Cherokee& mother

Really most of us are probably close to 100 percent Scottish especially if you live in Appalachia or the south.

There are nine counties of Ulster seven counties have voted for Dail Erinn rule the pale in Ireland is down to two c Counties of Antrim and Down. The british government does not recognise democracy in Ulster.

l'm 11% Choctaw 19% Scottish 9% Ireland 1% English 1% Denmark 2% Welch the Rest is various parts of Africa. 100% American. I am learning to be more proud of my mixed heritage.

My Grandmother Got money from the Eastern Band from the Cherokee, Over 1/4 . I have the paper work.

The Scot-Irish were mostly Protestant, the early Scots were Irish, and the English screwed up the whole thing to dilute and destroy Catholicism, thanks to The darling Henry Vlll.

Great video and great points, and yes we should just be glad to be human being sharing this planet with all human beings.

I'm ENGLISH and my father is IRISH but every country has colonised eachother..

I have visited Sint Maarten/Saint Martin 3 times: 2 for a day each with a cruise ship landing us on the Dutch side and one time was an entire week's stay on the French side. We enjoyed what both sides offer. We found that the nightlife and casinos are more fun on the Dutch side, while the French side, with its more relaxed atmosphere and more worldly food options appealed to our dining and shopping experiences. We found the moniker, the Friendly Island, indeed apropos, as everyone was friendly and welcoming. We have so many fond memories, it would be difficult to count them all here, but I really enjoyed practicing my Dutch and French there, while my travel mate got by just fine with his English-only mantra.

John 3:16

A LOT of people also claim Roma ancestry, though they use a racial slur instead when giving this claim. Have you done a debunk on this one, too? That would be great if you do.

Thomas Shaw was born in County Antrim in 1804. I believe his ancestors came from Scotland, so he was Scots-Irish. He emigrated in 1820 to Baltimore, eventually making his way West, eventually settling in Greene County Illinois.

My grandfather has cherokee. I'm proud to be cherokee. My Grandmother was married to my grandfather till his death in the 60s.

@Skarfp, I'm a Caudill, I believe that is my Great Great Great grandfather. His grandson, James Madison Caudill, was my dad's grandfather, its an interesting family tree. Fields are in the family tree too.

DNA tests show that my children r 1/16 Cherokee. So our stories r true & I'd love to find our ancestors but can't get past 3 gens 😊

According to 23&Me, I have Irish DNA. That doesn't make me Irish lol

I had no idea doe run was built by Abe's father. I remember when doe run inn used to have a restaurant, it was such a cool place.

When you are living in a stolen land, build on natives blood . You gotta create some fantasy to cope .

Im richard coffman, im related to both the borders and the castle’s in paintsville through my grandma pauline borders on my dads side of the family…im related to jenny… it’s been a story passed down from generation to generation…ive been meaning to visit paintsville, ky for a few years now but wish i would have known about this then…