WARREN family in Stoke-on-Trent, traced quite a lot of local family history, happy to hear from anyone who is doing the same and share notes

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Thats really Weird! Thank you so much for sharing your research! I was named Brandon McKinley Weir..not sure why or how. Bless you brother..

My name is Jonathan Jacobs from Limburg, Belgiu. I am a Jacobs from my father's side Johan Jacobs with his father Armand Jacobs, a bricklayer. My father himself was a soldier in the navy for his early adult life schooled as a welder, so was i. He is going to retire a chef/boardmember at a construction company. I myself now live in Malta since less then a year. I found this insanely interesting! Thank you.

Another Russell here 🙌❤🙏🏼!

How do I know which one is mine?

Do you have any information on the Patten family of Northern Ireland ?

Coats of Arms is not an Irish tradition. This stuff was all invented by the English. It is total rubbish.

I still have no information on mine.

I wonder if one actually belonged to one of my ancestors. I've always liked the wing 🪽 symbol like on Captain americas helmet or the flash boots, which is likely based on Hermes depictions.

Our Family was started by sir William Le Preaux who was at Gidley castle shortly after the Norman conquest and appointed as knight of the shire over Wilton.

Ioan maybe

So what if you're ancestors were slaves given the name of Patterson

Bite my shiney metal helmet!

Hugh Archibald William Montgomerie, 19th Earl of Eglinton, 7th Earl of Winton (born 24 July 1966) is a Scottish peer, landowner, businessman, Sheriff of Renfrewshire, and chief of Clan Montgomery

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Mine is the one in the middle, with the white (argent/silver) lions. Thanks for this.

I am John Harding, and I am starting a KZbin channel where my first video uncovered the biggest pieces of the 4000 year old Mystery of the Pyramids! Coming soon!

Oh wow

Great job pete golden

I'm a Barnes from Kent, England

Thanks

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Great job a forgotten history

Cool and cool

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I'm a descendent of the murrays of black barony from my mothers side, unfortunately the castle is now a hotel and god knows what happened to our fortunes. I'm broke now, still at least I don't have to cut the lawn 😂

I am a decendantbof the bryant family. My fathers mother was a bryant. I am a Gravely, from Hertfordshire england.

Ugh please pronounce names properly

Hey my barnes in England

I'm the great granddaughter of Johnny James Mitchell. Live in NZ, recently become commander for Coromandel division of the NZ Homeguard. Reading all the history from Popeyes life as a merchant seaman, instrumental in the 51 lockout in NZ and development of trade union. I'm currently pulling apart the system by using itself against itself plus other things.

You're missing another daughter of Richard's Ann warren you didn't get your information right on that one. You need to correct that. Leaving her out can mislead people to believe that Richard had only one daughter he had two Ann and Abigail warren.

My mother is a Randall. Scotland is Thomas randolph 1st earl of moray. Whos mother was robert de bruces sister and his father was thomas randolph of stilchill, son of thomas fitz randolph, son of thomas greystoke. They took place in the norman Conquest, they came from norway. They are related to the lee, Washington, Jefferson, boone, rolfe, and earp family to name a few as well. Well they all stem from the Randolphs of early America.

I like the history of notable Salinas in history. But I don't like the mispronounciation of the name Salinas. Pronounced Sa-lee-nas.

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But none of these fit with where mine came from.

Mine came from Udine, which is in the Friuli-Venzia region of North Eastern Italy. Up there it's a mix of cultures because you have Austria to the north and the Balkans to the East. And I'm sure there were plenty of other cultures such as German and French and Swiss and such. And there's so many cultures, countries and Italians from different regions that use that same last name.

Please learn how to pronounce “Ayrshire” - its first syllable sounds like “air” (not like “ire”).

Tha hangmans noose around the neck is because Davenports had the power to execute criminals. They were nicknamed the Deadly Davenports. Gramhall Hall was the offical seat of power. The family motto is in Latin but translates to Fortune favors the bold. There is an active Davenport DNA project online for those who wabt to trace their family. And one last bit of family history. The Davenport who founded Davenport, Iowa was not a Davenport. He used that name and ended up being murdered in his house .

First James telling future James' hello.

The Osbornes propagated early New Zealand also (1800s), in a deal with the then Nz gov and Norwegian immigration company. 💪

Awesome to see some history on my family name!!! My Snow line came from Isle of Wight England, to Newfoundland then my great great grandfather came down to Massachusetts!!

3:38-I am a direct descendant of William Cole (1638), and now reside in Eastern KY

Hi there. I have a podcast Italian Roots and Genealogy, would you like to be a guest? I descend from two noble families through my paternal grandmother. Her father was Cte Nicola Piromallo from the Dukes of Capracotta. Her mother Emilia Caracciolo Di Torchiarolo from the Princes of Torchiarolo and Avellino.

Matt Dillon here uk

I'm a Nix. I've been trying to piece the origins of the name together for decades. The COA with leopard faces is very very similar to the MacNicol COA from Skye. Clan legend says the chief sent warriors to the border and coast to fight the English. Their spoils was a seat in Cumberland. The shield seems to confirm this. The MacNicol COA is identical with hawk heads instead of Leopard faces and sun face on the chevron. The leopard faces symbolize great warriors, and the sunfaces symbolize glory in battle. Seems to fit the legend.

Hawick by the way is pronounced Hoik (dont ask🤔).

Do Sewell next please.

another elliott here thanks so much for this

In the first part of the viddeo, you said Lie - cester as the pronunciation of Leicester. In fact it is pronounced as Less-ter.