School records helped prove my great grandmother had lived in a tiny village in a goldmining town in the late 1800s. 1 single entry gave me confirmation of her age and presence, and confirmed a rumour that she had been there.

Very nice video❤

Interesting stuff 🤔 👌 👍 👏 🙂 😏 🤔.

AS IF, a MONGOL would be TRUTHFUL???

Wow

Thomas Rogers is a grandfather in my mothers line. Thank you for this video and information.

Amazing.

I had no idea!!

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Great content! Thank you!

Thank god I do not.

Are there any Cherokees who know if Catherine Tame Doe existed? I've found her in my line but there are a few sites that say fictional but then some don't. I've found Cheraw on my dad's side and supposedly our Weaver side is Cherokee and descends from Tame Doe and Moytoy

Ah ha ha. Desparation looks REALLY funny on you.

In Vietnam 1966-67, I saw a hospital ship a few times off of the coast. They saved many lives for whom the field hospitals couldn't help. All combat veterans loved our medics, corpsmen, nurses, doctors, and buddies who helped to save our lives. Thanks to all of them.

The succession to the throne of the UK is determined by The Act of Settlement 1701. What happened before that is irrelevant. The true Plantagenent blood still runs in the Royal Family courtesy of Henry the Lion and Mathilda. Mr A. Lisowski.

The story of how New Hampshire tried to acquire the land of Vermont is worth a video in itself.

Great tips! Thank you!

During Reconstruction, African Americans also put ads in newspapers looking for family members who were seperated from them during slavery or escaped.

Excellent! I didn't know about this!

I'm apparently a mayflower descendent, however I was born in England so it means very little to me which is a bit of a shock to the American side of my family.

Joke. After one generation, how to know if it is grandfather or uncle ? ... Or your uncles baker. Who was in fact the child of the secretary of the school, whose real father was ypour grand-grand-uncle, but as both he and the woman were drunk that day... ...But, for true, seen he came out of a cloister ... etc... who was really Charles the Bald, as a bald couldn't be a Lord, even less a King... Wasn't it a ...kippa ? In his tongue, Salian, it was Karel de Kale. His name was de Kale. Kalo nymus ... Hum. And, Clothilde, Aldegonde, Brunhilde, Kroiemhilde, Irmegarde, ... AND ... Judith...

His is a tragic story.

My family is supposed to be related to the Sweat surname. My surname of origin is Rogers. I have found both surnames on documents from the state they both lived in at the same time, Tennessee. Howevet, how do I know which of the Sweat people are related to me?

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What about my Surname Ret ?

C’mon……I gotta look at this curly beard goof ball for the whole video ?

My uncle is William Barton my dad is James Barton and my other uncle is Robert Barton and I am Paul Barton my uncle William says we are traced back to Scotland. I don’t know anything about our history that’s why I am looking up stuff like this on you tube.

Iam a Barton my Uncle says we are traced back to Scotland. I don’t know anything about the history.

People are not all bad or all good. We just put forth our best effort.

Another interesting man! Thank you!

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My Dad and His Brother said that I am related to

I hate to say this but this is all dribble. Just because you have a surname does not mean you have irish genealogy.

Thank you, very interesting.

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It's rare - almost unheard of to be honest - that I can watch an informative documentary-style video like this one, without being seriously disenamoured with the person who is delivering the information. Usually they have not thought through how to convey the substance and they are just not much fun listening to. But this different! It is excellent, with visuals matching what is being said, and what is being said is communicated clearly, intelligently and concisely. If I were a school master ( which I'm not) I'd give you an A+ for this, so well done!

We should be honoring our Fathers. As a daddy's girl he taught me how I should be treated.

What an influential man! He really put the country first.

I thought that they first went ashore across the bay.

Cushman

Were your ancestors slaves of the them?

I just had no idea....or I learned in school and it has been to long to remember!🤣

Answer: No , thank the Gods.

Would love to see that movie with Julia in it. Plus, find out if Edison made a recording of her voice.

They weren’t necessarily “nonbelievers;” they were likely traditional Church of England.

I don't think I have a Scottish surename but I still like learning about Scotland 🤭