The O'Mallys are now in the Caribbean, the book called 'Whence the Irish of Jamaica' explains why Jamaicans have Irish names.

That he she laughing 🤮

It does help some people that have to live their lives lost without answers. Sometimes time is of importance with aging and death for some people too. Because you never know when someone will get cancer and die quickly. At the end of the day unfortunately especially nowadays it does not seem important due to separation of families and tribes and communities and the fact that we don’t really know people nor the full truth and often even in our own immediate families. That’s not to say that we should not support our tribes good or bad especially if they are dwindling. Because there are always a few very good despite the bad no matter what others say or do. So many ancestors survived and gave so much for us to be here at the end of the day.

The stupid woman laughing in the back ground is really off putting and very rude 😡

Banshee still cries at the castle walls in Ireland when an O Flaherty is about to die….

We Have the 0 negative blood Running in our veins

I’m an decedent of hers O’Flaherty….

Im waiting for my Ancestry DNA kit to arrive. How can I share that with your organization?

I’m a descendant of Captain Hubert Ferrell 1645-1676 . He was born in county Longford Ireland and arrived in Jamestown 1658 . He was one of the twenty men that Were on the Nathaniel Bacon list and served in sir William Berkeleys military. He was killed during bacon’s rebellion. I’m 46 and live in Texas .

wow! great job!! I am watching right now - did you upload to yful ?

How goes it Cousin! I am a direct Male Descendant of House Tredegar. My 8th GGU was Miles Morgan.

My answer came to Jamestown in 1658 his name was captain Hubbard Hubert Ferrell. He came to America with his father Brian from county Longford

I believe to be part of the Kilmilkin line. I've submitted my results just yesterday, and I can't wait to see what everyone finds out!

There were lots of gleesons from Tipperary that came to Australia…. And are related. There are some in Queensland that had family in New South Wales and Victoria. Connected with dwyers, Ryan’s and lots of the names from south east Ireland I’ll look at the family tree for the gleesons

Ireland’s shame!

I am black with a lot of Irish in my blood... my grandmother also.

Very informative , I have a Maurice John Gleeson as a match at FTDNA

“Guess who has to build their family tree… probably you”. Ah so so true lol.

I'm a O'Malley my dad was born an bred in Slygo an family in county Mayo , he came to the UK in the 50's and married my mum who's a McDermott , i was told when i was young that i had family ties to Grace O'Malley but didn't take it seriously as a child but maybe i should try an find out for sure ❤

Ok, this is really good BUT, can I include a pop up window of live video (of myself) while I recorded and go through my slides? I use a light screen to illustrate my models …..zoom did this incredibly well but I hate zoom and want to get away from it

I'm an O'Malley..my dad came from Slygo county mayo and my mammy was a McDermott my family did their homework and i was told I'm decended from the lovely Grace O'Malley...so proud of my irish decent ❤

I don’t know how I’ve stumbled into all of this but it’s pretty fascinating. On ancestry it shows my great, etc. grandpa as an Owen O’Malley born in Westport in 1790

Great to hear it all explained. I really want a way to find a way to connect our Annie O'Malley of Islandeady, Mayo to the correct family. Amazing if she related to Grace . Is it worthwhile as descendants of the female O 'Malleys to take any of these other FDNA tests to explore further connections ?

I have a 3rd cousin once removed with surname o'malley. He is dna match on ancestry. He descends from alleyn bernard o'malley(1830-1878) born in castletown, berehaven, cork died in newchwang china. Reportedly his father is William watts mealy who died 1837 in bantry cork.

15mins in Dermot etc If you are willing to accept pedegree collapse (here marriage between 1st 2nd cousins) you will solve the chiefchain to go in straight line Cheers From Denmark

I wish I could do this for males in family. Unfortunately don’t have the funds or willing testers. Fantastic work!

Another fascinating update! Good work. (And it would be so wonderful to have a link to the African-in-early-medieval-Iceland story you mentioned; a Google search did not bring it up.)

This talks a lot about the O’Malley male forebearers, and I get why-surnames and such, but I would love to know if there are any connections to grace O’Malley or her mother or grandmother through mitochondrial dna, I would really love to know if that is possible.

My great grandfather was adopted. He served in ww1 for Canada. Also served a year in England. Need to get his record if it still exists. Not sure any records of his adoption would exist still or how I would find them from across the pond.

Im into research and work in IT but these tools dont make sense.

Was it a Mother and Baby Home or was it a Children's Home. Facts matter.

I'm African American & my maternal grandfather was half Irish-his name was Henry Thomas Farrell from Virginia. He looked Irish too lol. Hi family!!

Can YDNA determine which ethnicity you are? Or do you need to take an autosomal DNA test for that?

Excellent teaching! Thanks for sharing!

British Columbia family is from. My father's mother was Irish.

Would love to find out where my family originated in Ireland..

What mukherjee surname haplogroup???please anyone search.

Hello cousins OBRIEN & Mc Caffrey

Thank you, very informative. This helped fill in some gaps on what I am doing wrong, and now have better understanding of how to use some of the tools on websites.

hi. I can see it's been a while, hopefully you can still help :). I have a pre recorded audio, plays in QT. I want to add ppt slides at preset points, how do I use QT to do this? I used to use imovie but the swirling yellow ball has finally killed me off,

I can benefit from this video, Since my paternal ethnicity is Irish, I even decided to learn Irish on duolingo.

Well done presentation. My 4th grt grandmother was also a mary Morgan who married John price in 1787 in Eglwysilan, Glamorgan wales. That is as far back as i have gone.

Thank you Maurice, a lot of luck, hard work and patience will, hopefully find the connections. LM

You can count on the Catholic Church stalling until most of the people searching have died. Follow the money. Holy Ireland has a lot to be accountable for.

Simple answer look at the fossils and follow the "node" to all "clades" and count your line 1 monophyletic with that family then note where earth example haplogroup of that exact one (R1 - E1- ect) and don't forget to connect mtDNA of sons

Very impressive you were able to reach so many of these documented descendants.

My great-grandfather came from the Westport area, so it was very enjoyable for me to view your discussion. I stopped by Westport House in 1983 and I'm happy to see that it's being carefully restored.

Enjoyed the lecture very much; however, being American I had to turn on closed captions to follow along.

O’Farrel heir the same as Farrell clan?

Molloy from derry here