Please check out my other project where we invite guests and talk about history in depth czcams.com/channels/Dcw0slvJNZGb_JKg0BehOw.html If you run a small youtube/podcast ect and would like to come on to discuss a topic please let me know.
I just got to visit Scotland for the first time this year. My dad was a Campbell and always wanted to go. I spread some of his ashes there. I would love to go back when I have more time to explore! Thank you for this video
Thank you so much for this video. It is the perfect video to sum up any information I have found about the Campbell Clan as well as giving me some I had not known.
Thank you, This is exactly how i want it to be, it would be hard job to cover all the clans thousand year history in one video, so if i can give people and insight along with new information, plus many clans histories overlap which means it does eventually get covered.
Excellent video!! Extremely educational!! I am descended from the Campbells, though I don't know which factions, as they are a vast clan, as you pointed out so skillfully. Loved it!! Thank You!!
A few interesting bits and bobs there about the American Revolution. I'd heard about William Campbell who led the revolutionaries at Kings Mountain, but I'd never heard of those other guys. A great video though, and clearly very well researched. Hope you keep em coming. Many thanks.
Some Irish and Scottish clans I found connected to the battle of kings mountain were the , McGuires,Looneys,McClures,Doherty,Connelly,Roark,Neil,Coffey,Mahoney,Delaney,O’Brien,Callahan and many more
In Greenville county SC Campbell clan reproduced at an enormous rate in the early 1900s. So much so that most natives here now can draw a line to the Campbell name. I am no exception. My grandmother was Campbell. As was her 14 siblings. lol.
Awesome video! Ironically, I'm friends with a few Campbells myself 😂 Would be great to see my own family name (Grant) in the title of a video soon! Keep up the great work!
That's amazing history information on the campballs. My mother is a campball. And my father is a Johnstone. My father grandmother told me storys about our history of scotland. Could you do a video on the Johnstone clan. Keep up the great work 🏴🏴🏴
Thank you for another great video. It’s been awesome to see your channel grow my friend. I mentioned in a comment on another video of yours that I found out my great grandad was a Boland. Apparently the Bolands are either part of the Dalcassian Tribe or the Ui Feachrach dynasty. Do you mind doing a video on the Bolands or the Dalcassians in the future? Thank you!
Hey my friend, Thank you for being part of the journey aswell, i saw i did intend to message you but i was in the last few days of editing and it gets a bit stressful. I am going to try and alternate between Scotland and Ireland. I will be covering the Dalcassians very soon maybe not this next video but most likely the irish video after it.
@@Clans_Dynasties Thank you so much and please don’t feel rushed. I’ve seen so many people requesting videos I imagine you are so overwhelmed. Keep up the good work!
If you ever get around to making a video about Clan Leslie, contact me. I've been studying the clan's origin for more than a decade and have a Bachelor's in history. The clan's origin is based in a legend that contradicts historical record, but all you'll find online is the legend. I'd be able to point you to places where you can find the actual historical record and more.
Welcome to the channel, I hope to cover all the Families and Clans of Scotland and Ireland so if you know of any other Clans that you descend from please stay tuned as they will appear here soon.
At minutes 1:35 ish it shows a marriage graph I find odd but cool that there's marriage between Campbell's and Crawford's and it so happen my grandmother was a Campbell and my grandfather was a Crawford. It feels like it means something but I don't know what
Thank ayou seeking to Do my ancestral Genealogy My Great Grand Father Was Ora Campbell..I have family that came from Canada..My other Great Grandfather was Charles Ellsworth Harrington
Since Campbell holdings are mostly in Argyle, and at 01:26, the ancestral lands are said to be in Argyle, wouldn't that point to a Gaelic origin in Dál Riata, instead of a Brythonic origin in Strathclyde?
I used to think so too, I thought the Brythonic claim was just part of the 19th/early 20th Briton/British Romanticism and propaganda but it this one seems correct according to recent research and DNA studies so its more likely that the early Brythonic Campbell ancestors just adopted the Gaelic culture of possibly thier overlords for a time which to be fair was very common at multiple time periods.
The Camerons are on the list, As for the battle of inverlochy he used his irish forces on the flanks while using the scottish units (Camerons) to punch through the Campbell lines, the Camerons routed the Campbells. If i can help with regards to your tweet earlier il happily give any information i have, i dont profess to know everything but i know enough.
I apologise this is something that has been mentioned before, i have tried to amend this in more recent videos and hopefully will get the chance to remaster this video in the near future.
I will, it will be a little while i have list of requests along with the videos ive planned myself, i intend to cover all the Clans/Families of Ireland and Scotland.
Please do one on the MacIntyre's of Glen Noe. They were driven out of Scotland by the Campbell clan during the Highland Clearances. There's a very good reason the Campbell clan is considered by most of the remaining Scottish clans as a "stain" on Scotland's history.
The ‘Highland Clearances’ is really a bit of a misnomer in respect of the depopulation of the Scottish Highlands, many, myself included, take the view that most Highlanders were ‘economic migrants’. The Land of the Highlands is very poor & it was difficult to sustain a family. The Crofts were very small & the Taxes & Rents very big. Let’s not forget, many families were in servitude to there Clan Chiefs or Land Owners. For the most part, these migrants were educated, thanks to Parish Schools that were a big part of every Hamlet, Village & Town. These Schools were established & paid for by the British Government & the Presbyterian Churches. So you basically had educated individuals & ample opportunities in the New World. If you know the area, you’ll understand the close proximity to Loch Awe & Campbell territory. There’s never a justification for Landowners clearing their land, but the Legal implementation of removing people was brutal at times. However, history has proven that these migrants made the New World & indeed played a big part in the formation of the countries they settled in. Though like many, the MacIntyre Clan was displaced, many, many MacIntyre families still live & prosper in Argyll & Scotland. Please be objective in your views of these times & Clans. The Campbells, while less than squeaky clean, do get blamed for a lot of tyranny. The Campbells’ as our host has pointed out, know how to change loyalty for financial gain!!!
Can you plse turn down the background music, it's hard to hear you & concentrate on what you're saying. Trying to learn about my heritage. Very interesting!
I apologise it is something that has been brought to my attention and i hope the more recent videos do a better job, il hopefully remaster these soon for you.
My mother was a McCorkle and when we trace back to an Archibald Alexander McCorkle who shows as son of Duncan Campbell born Duncan MacCorkle, I don't understand what happened there, but would love to know as that name shows up as a person who fled attack from MacDonalds.
Also, every time I hear "The MacCorquodales were one of the most ancient clans named for Thorketill who stealthily retrieved the head of King McAlpine from the Pictish." I never see MacCorquodales names pop up where lore says they should be and almost always the Campbell name is there instead until the civil wars of 1640's when McCorkle starts sprouting out of Campbell and boating across the pond to The New World in droves. I think it would make a great video if you can find out what happened there.
Thank you for getting back to me, ive seen that map, i dont use it mainly because i have found some discrepancies when ive compared it to my research, the vast majority could be correct but i wouldnt have time to compare each year on the maps so i prefer not to use it, although they are amazing and i am still a fan.
I’ve recently been in touch with a cousin who I’ve had first contact through ancestry DNA. She had helped me uncover my potential real grandfather, who is called John Campbell. Does this mean I’m in the clan🤷🏻♂️
I apologise. This was one of the first videos I created, and I was still learning, I still am, although I believe I'm slightly better with the sound now, I do intend to re do this video completely in the future.
Thank you, i will try it's a long story, MacIvor is a patronymic name coming from the Gaelic 'Iomhar' with multiple unrelated branches the main lines lands in argyll were under the Campbell overlorship, The Campbells record that the line decended from the same line as the Campbells and MacTavishs which means if this theory is correct they most likely decended from the MacArthurs, often recorded as an illegitimate line of the family this statement is could be a latter ammendment as many parts of Scotland didnt follow traditional marriage and inheritance rights till the arrival of Norman/Flemish/Breton knights in the 12the century who brought a stricter version of feudalism than traditionally followed in Scotland this especially true in the Highland areas, Even if the origin theory is incorrect it was not uncommon for Scottish tennants to take the surname of thier overlord or if a Campbell took control of MacIvor lands or married an MacIvor heiress to adopt the name or double-barrell his name. As i said its a long one that i willl eventually do a video on, any questions i will try to answer it.
They may be an older branch of the family that came across as Gallowglass or Redshanks that settled, There is also Genetic evidence suggesting a native irish campbell line unrelated to the scottish branch in armagh but im waiting for more research in that.
I’m a Calder my family tartan is Campbell of Cawdor our words be mindful would love to know more about my own bloodline far as I was aware Murielle was taken to stop the catholic clans stopping the marriage by killing her some say she was kidnapped but the bloodline died with her so how am I a Calder and not a Campbell as I thought her son John Campbell became lord calder but his second name was still Campbell it’s all very confusing glad my clan supported the Covenanters and William of orange 🍊 good video keep them coming 👍🇬🇧
I think that Vivian Campbell , the exceptional guitarist , must be a member of the Clan , he's got that crooked mouth , although his overall appearance is very agreeable.
This may be quite ironic. My mothers last name is Campbell and my fathers last name is Lamont. If you know why this may be ironic, reply to my comment😂
I wouldn't say framed more like used as a political scape goat because they did have enough finger prints at the crime scene not to be completly blameless, Though to be honest noones familiy history at the top is totally clean and often the Campbells were called out by people doing similar things.
Synkkä Maan ~ Bruce Fummey's vid is very good on this specific matter of Glencoe. czcams.com/video/-FZktUwCgk8/video.html I tend to agree w/ you re: Dal Riada... at least this far into my studies.
My family came from Scotland during the trance Atlantic slave trade to the Caribbean both sides the McKenzie, records shows that my family were negros, they were describe as brown in colour,sworty
If I was a Campbell, I wouldn’t be proud. Used the Bruce to gain power, then turned against the Scots in favour of English occupation. Severely weakened Scotland with their inability to fight when needed. Took the english kings silver
@@marycrawford9113 I had my D.N.A tested through Ancestry.com.My family are the Campbell's all the way back in Scotland in the early 1400's.Im learning about my family.
Through Scottish, irish or Ulster Scot slave owners? It is a subject ive not looked into very much due to the time period being being out side my main are of interest.
Its amazing you have access to the information on your family, although its a terrible thought that any of our ancestors owned slaves. The likelihood is that we are all decended from slave owners just some more recent than others, Slavery has been around probably as long as warfare. With every culture on earth experiencing both sides of it.
I don't believe in punishing someone for the sins of the father, so any Campbell living or of recent history gets a clean slate as far as I am concerned. But any Campbell tries to brag about their clan around me is in great danger of getting a foot up the ass. Turn up your sound, brother. I can hardly hear your audio.
Well id ask which Campbell they are, The MacArthur Campbells would probably hate to be associated with GlenCoe considering they to had it rough also, But i agree in clean slates, as for the sound i did upload it twice the first two sounded to loud and you say this ones to quiet, i may have to spend a day or two figuring the editing of sound, thanks for pointing it out.
I would say its not about forgetting but its about moving on, unless there is someone alive who commited the crimes , but i wont hold a family or country to account for something they themselves had no part in. But i do respect some families still hold the scars of past traumas and i wont be the one to tell them how they should deal with that either.
Please check out my other project where we invite guests and talk about history in depth
czcams.com/channels/Dcw0slvJNZGb_JKg0BehOw.html
If you run a small youtube/podcast ect and would like to come on to discuss a topic please let me know.
Hello my fellow Campbell’s who came to this video curious about their history
👋🏻😀
Came here for the same but for my bf
Me!!
Hello kinsman
Sup
No matter the history or what people think, I'm proud to be part of Clan Campbell. I wear the Campbell tartan and badge with pride.
Me too✌
I am a very proud Scandinavian Scottish Scotsmen Campbell clan
Me as well brother, forget not, CRUACHAN
Same
Never trust a Campbell. 😋
I just got to visit Scotland for the first time this year. My dad was a Campbell and always wanted to go. I spread some of his ashes there. I would love to go back when I have more time to explore! Thank you for this video
very informative ,great to see heaps of fellow campbells in the comments ,relatives connecting in this day in age
I'm a proud campbell
Me too
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Love learning about my ancestors. Thanks for this!
Everyone should be proud of their ancestors... Even the Campbells. ;)
LOL !
Oh, we are! We know envy fueled animosity when we see it ❤
Thanks my Grandmother was a Campbell on my mum's side.
Found this video after I found out I’m a descendant of the Clan Campbell thanks to AncestryDNA. So… greetings from you Black American cousin.👋🏾
@clans&dynasties thank you for this, incredible coverage of the Campbell clan history
You're very welcome, they have an amazing history.
Thank you so much for this video. It is the perfect video to sum up any information I have found about the Campbell Clan as well as giving me some I had not known.
Thank you, This is exactly how i want it to be, it would be hard job to cover all the clans thousand year history in one video, so if i can give people and insight along with new information, plus many clans histories overlap which means it does eventually get covered.
Excellent video!! Extremely educational!! I am descended from the Campbells, though I don't know which factions, as they are a vast clan, as you pointed out so skillfully. Loved it!! Thank You!!
Just did research to find out about my heritage and my relationship to clan Campbell. So happy to learn about my history.
A few interesting bits and bobs there about the American Revolution. I'd heard about William Campbell who led the revolutionaries at Kings Mountain, but I'd never heard of those other guys. A great video though, and clearly very well researched. Hope you keep em coming. Many thanks.
Some Irish and Scottish clans I found connected to the battle of kings mountain were the , McGuires,Looneys,McClures,Doherty,Connelly,Roark,Neil,Coffey,Mahoney,Delaney,O’Brien,Callahan and many more
I'm a Campbell from my mother's side, her father was a Campbell...
Mine as well
My father is a biological Campbell
Thank you for this informative overview of Clan Campbell 💙💙 frm a kiwi wif Scots ancestry
My last name is Campbell
7:55 I'm descended from this guy through his children that fled to northern Ireland and their descendants later into Virginia
In Greenville county SC Campbell clan reproduced at an enormous rate in the early 1900s. So much so that most natives here now can draw a line to the Campbell name. I am no exception. My grandmother was Campbell. As was her 14 siblings. lol.
Me, too
Me too!
Augusta?
Thank you !!!
Grandpa Angus Campbell. Family ancestors in argyle Scotland
I a descendant of a John Campbell who lived in North Carolina in the 1700s
Me too!! 😊
@@penjackson really? He would have been my 6th Great Grandfather
@@seancurtis5307Yes. John would have been my 5th Great Uncle.
@@seancurtis5307 John's father is my 6th Great grandfather.
@@penjackson that's pretty cool, he was the father of my 5th great grandfather, but they had him out of wed lock
I am a McNaughton and Daniel Campbell of Shawfield forced my ancestors to leave Islay and head to New York.
I was wondering more bout the clan lol. I found out I happened to be a part of it.
My great grandmother was a Campbell.
Awesome video! Ironically, I'm friends with a few Campbells myself 😂 Would be great to see my own family name (Grant) in the title of a video soon! Keep up the great work!
I just came on to say much the same haha
@@slothlord195 Hello fellow Clansman! 👑❤💚
Funny fact my 3rd Great Grandfather was a Campbell who married a Grant women.
That's amazing history information on the campballs. My mother is a campball. And my father is a Johnstone. My father grandmother told me storys about our history of scotland. Could you do a video on the Johnstone clan. Keep up the great work 🏴🏴🏴
Thank you very much for the support, I intend to cover every clan and family of Scotland and Ireland including the Johnstones.
My moms a Campbell and dads a Johnston as well!
Never Trust a Campbell!!!!
Signed
A. MacNaughten
Neat I just learned I’m a descendant of John of orchard Campbell
Hello fellow Campbell’s
Proud Campbell here!
My grandfather's name was also Edward
Yep we' re coming!
Thank you for another great video. It’s been awesome to see your channel grow my friend. I mentioned in a comment on another video of yours that I found out my great grandad was a Boland. Apparently the Bolands are either part of the Dalcassian Tribe or the Ui Feachrach dynasty. Do you mind doing a video on the Bolands or the Dalcassians in the future? Thank you!
Hey my friend, Thank you for being part of the journey aswell, i saw i did intend to message you but i was in the last few days of editing and it gets a bit stressful. I am going to try and alternate between Scotland and Ireland. I will be covering the Dalcassians very soon maybe not this next video but most likely the irish video after it.
@@Clans_Dynasties Thank you so much and please don’t feel rushed. I’ve seen so many people requesting videos I imagine you are so overwhelmed. Keep up the good work!
Thank you my friend.
If you ever get around to making a video about Clan Leslie, contact me. I've been studying the clan's origin for more than a decade and have a Bachelor's in history.
The clan's origin is based in a legend that contradicts historical record, but all you'll find online is the legend. I'd be able to point you to places where you can find the actual historical record and more.
I will thank you, Any reliable sources you have i would love to read them, Thank you.
Omg I'm a clain Campbell to!!!
Welcome to the channel, I hope to cover all the Families and Clans of Scotland and Ireland so if you know of any other Clans that you descend from please stay tuned as they will appear here soon.
Greetings to all the Campbells out here
So we all related to this guy that’s crazy 😂 Archibald Campbell is my 8th great grandfather and I’m named after Colin Campbell
My Dad was a Campbell. So hi to my fellow Campbells. Anyone having a reunion?
Campbell's of Argyle my mother's heritage.
My grandma was a Campbell before she got married
My name is Campbell
At minutes 1:35 ish it shows a marriage graph I find odd but cool that there's marriage between Campbell's and Crawford's and it so happen my grandmother was a Campbell and my grandfather was a Crawford. It feels like it means something but I don't know what
Thank ayou seeking to Do my ancestral Genealogy My Great Grand Father Was Ora Campbell..I have family that came from Canada..My other Great Grandfather was Charles Ellsworth Harrington
Greate video thanx for making it
Thank you so much!!
Excellent video, thanks so much! Would you ever consider doing Clan Cunningham, or the Cunningham and Montgomery feud?
Thank you so much!! I have and i will be covering this feud and more.
Since Campbell holdings are mostly in Argyle, and at 01:26, the ancestral lands are said to be in Argyle, wouldn't that point to a Gaelic origin in Dál Riata, instead of a Brythonic origin in Strathclyde?
I used to think so too, I thought the Brythonic claim was just part of the 19th/early 20th Briton/British Romanticism and propaganda but it this one seems correct according to recent research and DNA studies so its more likely that the early Brythonic Campbell ancestors just adopted the Gaelic culture of possibly thier overlords for a time which to be fair was very common at multiple time periods.
Can you do the Camerons? I'm interested in how they interacted with the Campbells at the battle of inverlochy castle
The Camerons are on the list, As for the battle of inverlochy he used his irish forces on the flanks while using the scottish units (Camerons) to punch through the Campbell lines, the Camerons routed the Campbells. If i can help with regards to your tweet earlier il happily give any information i have, i dont profess to know everything but i know enough.
Once a Campbell allways a Campbell..
Great video
Thank you!!
Ne obliviscaris! Forget not!
the background music makes it almost impossible to hear the narration
I apologise this is something that has been mentioned before, i have tried to amend this in more recent videos and hopefully will get the chance to remaster this video in the near future.
Great video! I'm a Calder. Any chance you could do a history of the Clan Calder / Campbell of Cawdor.
I will, it will be a little while i have list of requests along with the videos ive planned myself, i intend to cover all the Clans/Families of Ireland and Scotland.
@@Clans_Dynasties Superb mate.
I decend from Sir Colin Campbell through his grandson Archibald Campbell the 5th Earl of Argyle. I'm also a McDonald decendant.
Please do one on the MacIntyre's of Glen Noe. They were driven out of Scotland by the Campbell clan during the Highland Clearances. There's a very good reason the Campbell clan is considered by most of the remaining Scottish clans as a "stain" on Scotland's history.
I shall be sure to cover the MacIntyre in the future, i intend to cover all the Irish and Scottish clans/Families
The ‘Highland Clearances’ is really a bit of a misnomer in respect of the depopulation of the Scottish Highlands, many, myself included, take the view that most Highlanders were ‘economic migrants’.
The Land of the Highlands is very poor & it was difficult to sustain a family. The Crofts were very small & the Taxes & Rents very big. Let’s not forget, many families were in servitude to there Clan Chiefs or Land Owners.
For the most part, these migrants were educated, thanks to Parish Schools that were a big part of every Hamlet, Village & Town. These Schools were established & paid for by the British Government & the Presbyterian Churches. So you basically had educated individuals & ample opportunities in the New World.
If you know the area, you’ll understand the close proximity to Loch Awe & Campbell territory.
There’s never a justification for Landowners clearing their land, but the Legal implementation of removing people was brutal at times. However, history has proven that these migrants made the New World & indeed played a big part in the formation of the countries they settled in.
Though like many, the MacIntyre Clan was displaced, many, many MacIntyre families still live & prosper in Argyll & Scotland.
Please be objective in your views of these times & Clans. The Campbells, while less than squeaky clean, do get blamed for a lot of tyranny. The Campbells’ as our host has pointed out, know how to change loyalty for financial gain!!!
You have no idea what you're talking about
Can you tell me anything about Colin "The Grey" Campbell, 6th Laird of Glenorchy? Thank you!!
Can you plse turn down the background music, it's hard to hear you & concentrate on what you're saying. Trying to learn about my heritage. Very interesting!
I apologise it is something that has been brought to my attention and i hope the more recent videos do a better job, il hopefully remaster these soon for you.
@@Clans_Dynasties Oh please don't apologise, I had my first Chanter lesson today, its hard to switch off lol! Now off to practice scales before bed!
My mother was a McCorkle and when we trace back to an Archibald Alexander McCorkle who shows as son of Duncan Campbell born Duncan MacCorkle, I don't understand what happened there, but would love to know as that name shows up as a person who fled attack from MacDonalds.
Also, every time I hear "The MacCorquodales were one of the most ancient clans named for Thorketill who stealthily retrieved the head of King McAlpine from the Pictish." I never see MacCorquodales names pop up where lore says they should be and almost always the Campbell name is there instead until the civil wars of 1640's when McCorkle starts sprouting out of Campbell and boating across the pond to The New World in droves. I think it would make a great video if you can find out what happened there.
I commented a while ago about a map of the clan territories over time. I found it on you tube channel Oak Map.
Thank you for getting back to me, ive seen that map, i dont use it mainly because i have found some discrepancies when ive compared it to my research, the vast majority could be correct but i wouldnt have time to compare each year on the maps so i prefer not to use it, although they are amazing and i am still a fan.
Thank You
Hello fellow Campbell's!
Hello, I’m curious about my husband’s Irish family history. According to DNA test, he is 89% Irish and 11% Scottish.
I’ve recently been in touch with a cousin who I’ve had first contact through ancestry DNA. She had helped me uncover my potential real grandfather, who is called John Campbell. Does this mean I’m in the clan🤷🏻♂️
Couldn't hear a blessed thing over the background music.
I apologise. This was one of the first videos I created, and I was still learning, I still am, although I believe I'm slightly better with the sound now, I do intend to re do this video completely in the future.
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Hello my fellow campbells
Campbell's for the win
Thank the Lord for this lineage
Say nope to Rome and England
No surrender 🫡🇬🇧
Hello to my camblebros and camblesisters
Have You Done Clan Davidson sept Deans
Up the Campbells ...✊
Brilliant channels man! Can you tell me please what's the story there with McIvor-Campbell?
Thank you, i will try it's a long story, MacIvor is a patronymic name coming from the Gaelic 'Iomhar' with multiple unrelated branches the main lines lands in argyll were under the Campbell overlorship, The Campbells record that the line decended from the same line as the Campbells and MacTavishs which means if this theory is correct they most likely decended from the MacArthurs, often recorded as an illegitimate line of the family this statement is could be a latter ammendment as many parts of Scotland didnt follow traditional marriage and inheritance rights till the arrival of Norman/Flemish/Breton knights in the 12the century who brought a stricter version of feudalism than traditionally followed in Scotland this especially true in the Highland areas, Even if the origin theory is incorrect it was not uncommon for Scottish tennants to take the surname of thier overlord or if a Campbell took control of MacIvor lands or married an MacIvor heiress to adopt the name or double-barrell his name. As i said its a long one that i willl eventually do a video on, any questions i will try to answer it.
I have Campbell's in my family from Donegal and they were Catholics and Irish speakers
They may be an older branch of the family that came across as Gallowglass or Redshanks that settled, There is also Genetic evidence suggesting a native irish campbell line unrelated to the scottish branch in armagh but im waiting for more research in that.
@@Clans_Dynasties Cool, thanks for that information
Turn your volume up.
Can you do a video of the Grants of freuchie?
What’s that saying.. ‘never trust a Campbell’
I’m a Calder my family tartan is Campbell of Cawdor our words be mindful would love to know more about my own bloodline far as I was aware Murielle was taken to stop the catholic clans stopping the marriage by killing her some say she was kidnapped but the bloodline died with her so how am I a Calder and not a Campbell as I thought her son John Campbell became lord calder but his second name was still Campbell it’s all very confusing glad my clan supported the Covenanters and William of orange 🍊 good video keep them coming 👍🇬🇧
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The option to skip it is in the tab, I know some people feels its to long.
My Nana (Mom's mom) dad's mom probably married into the Campbell clan!
me campbell
I think that Vivian Campbell , the exceptional guitarist , must be a member of the Clan , he's got that crooked mouth , although his overall appearance is very agreeable.
Quichel Campbell was my grandfather. Unless my son has a son. This line of Campbells ends.
Graham clan would be grand
Could you do Clan Gunn?
Hello family!
Ne Obliviscarus, brothers and sisters
Ne obliviscaris
So why was some of us Gaelic Campbell's classed as pics an blamed for letting the Scandinavian vikingrs in
Ive not come across anyone blaming anyone for "letting the vikings in" viking history proves they went where they wanted.
Emperor of Queen Elizabeth II
Time for a wee dramme
My ancestors
This may be quite ironic. My mothers last name is Campbell and my fathers last name is Lamont. If you know why this may be ironic, reply to my comment😂
Yes I know about the irony 😂😂
I'm a lamont and also live near Dunnon so I know 😂
Interesting I'm a McEwen
This is the first time I have ever heard the idea that the Campbells were framed for the Glencoe massacre
I wouldn't say framed more like used as a political scape goat because they did have enough finger prints at the crime scene not to be completly blameless, Though to be honest noones familiy history at the top is totally clean and often the Campbells were called out by people doing similar things.
Synkkä Maan ~ Bruce Fummey's vid is very good on this specific matter of Glencoe.
czcams.com/video/-FZktUwCgk8/video.html
I tend to agree w/ you re: Dal Riada... at least this far into my studies.
My family came from Scotland during the trance Atlantic slave trade to the Caribbean both sides the McKenzie, records shows that my family were negros, they were describe as brown in colour,sworty
Clan mclaren next plz 😂
They have actually been moved up my list, so will be done soon.
No hockers or Campbells.
If I was a Campbell, I wouldn’t be proud.
Used the Bruce to gain power, then turned against the Scots in favour of English occupation.
Severely weakened Scotland with their inability to fight when needed. Took the english kings silver
Bollocks
We’re not all bad lol
I'm D.N.A connected.My family.✌
I don't know what your statement means could you explain, curious
@@marycrawford9113 I had my D.N.A tested through Ancestry.com.My family are the Campbell's all the way back in Scotland in the early 1400's.Im learning about my family.
I did a dna test and I am from Scotland to but idk if I am connected to the Campbell clan even though my last name is campbell
Found out im related through slavery..
Through Scottish, irish or Ulster Scot slave owners? It is a subject ive not looked into very much due to the time period being being out side my main are of interest.
@@Clans_Dynasties Scottish. From ancestry dna. One of their descendants moved to Jamaica and I guess bought some slaves.
Its amazing you have access to the information on your family, although its a terrible thought that any of our ancestors owned slaves. The likelihood is that we are all decended from slave owners just some more recent than others, Slavery has been around probably as long as warfare. With every culture on earth experiencing both sides of it.
I don't believe in punishing someone for the sins of the father, so any Campbell living or of recent history gets a clean slate as far as I am concerned. But any Campbell tries to brag about their clan around me is in great danger of getting a foot up the ass. Turn up your sound, brother. I can hardly hear your audio.
Well id ask which Campbell they are, The MacArthur Campbells would probably hate to be associated with GlenCoe considering they to had it rough also, But i agree in clean slates, as for the sound i did upload it twice the first two sounded to loud and you say this ones to quiet, i may have to spend a day or two figuring the editing of sound, thanks for pointing it out.
I would say its not about forgetting but its about moving on, unless there is someone alive who commited the crimes , but i wont hold a family or country to account for something they themselves had no part in. But i do respect some families still hold the scars of past traumas and i wont be the one to tell them how they should deal with that either.
@johanna walsh the campbells fought loyally for the Scottish crown for most of their history.
Ne Parcas nec Spernas
Load of crap