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Opa B Posted on: 12-Sep-2007, 10:15 AM

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QUOTE (Nova Scotian @ 26-Jan-2006, 12:12 PM)
I think, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, and Newfoumdland, should be considsered the 8th Celt nation. Just because most of the heritage of the cultures there come from one the the 7 nations. For example, The Acadians, the Irish, the Scotts, the Welsh, the Bretons, just to name a few I know of.

What do you think?

beer_mug.gif smile.gif : I was looking through the ranking system on this site, if your not part of a known Nation thats listed, I think you should be able to stop somewhere up the ladder, I would like to stop at Chieftain, anything higher than that dosn't qualify,
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Opa B Posted on: 11-Sep-2007, 03:44 PM

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QUOTE (CelticRose @ 25-Jan-2004, 01:31 AM)
I have wondered this for a time. I have a great-grandmother who is a Carleton (English surname) and yet she was born and raised in Ireland. Does that make her Irish or English in ancestry? I also have great-grandmothers with the surnames of Suit, Walker, Blackstock, Ellerson/Allison which are Scottish in origin. Does that really make them Scottish in ancestry? may be a stupid question but I really want to know. unsure.gif

beer_mug.gif smile.gif : Yes & No, the yes answers are obvious, the No answere, many people changed there last name for many reasons, England forbade any one with a foreign name to reside in England, some changed so as not to show affliation with a notorious nation, in Switzerland my last name was Brügger, in Alsace Germany it was changed to Brücker, after the arrival in Pennsylvania they changed it Bricker, it still has the same meaning in German and English,, someone who lives near or by a bridge, Brücke without the r is German for bridge, we have lived as Deutsch-German for hundreds of years, now we find out through DNA that we are Keltic-Kelten from Taurini, now part of Piedmont Canton Italy, Tau means Mountain, Taurini people of the Alpine Mountains,

I claim the once upon a time country of Taurini as my Heritage and rename it
Tau-Taurini,
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Opa B Posted on: 11-Sep-2007, 03:32 PM

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QUOTE (Nova Scotian @ 26-Jan-2006, 12:12 PM)
I think, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, and Newfoumdland, should be considsered the 8th Celt nation. Just because most of the heritage of the cultures there come from one the the 7 nations. For example, The Acadians, the Irish, the Scotts, the Welsh, the Bretons, just to name a few I know of.

What do you think?

beer_mug.gif smile.gif : Through my DNA and Family I hearby revive the Keltic-Kelten Country of Taurini and rename it Tau-Taurini (the "people of the Mountain").
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Opa B Posted on: 11-Sep-2007, 03:27 PM

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QUOTE (Nova Scotian @ 26-Jan-2006, 12:12 PM)
I think, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, and Newfoumdland, should be considsered the 8th Celt nation. Just because most of the heritage of the cultures there come from one the the 7 nations. For example, The Acadians, the Irish, the Scotts, the Welsh, the Bretons, just to name a few I know of.

What do you think?

beer_mug.gif smile.gif : My Keltic-Kelten Heritage is Taurini: they are an Alpine people (Tau-people of the mountain) the country no longer exist, it is now part or Northwestern Italy, Piedmont Canton, also part of Switzerland was in this community, there were basicly nomads traveling back and forth from what is now Switzerland and Taurini,

There are a lot more of us, they don't know or realize who they are, I found out through a DNA report from Ireland,

if Nova Scotia should be an 8th Celtic-Keltic Nation then the US should be a 9th.
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Opa B Posted on: 11-Sep-2007, 03:19 PM

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QUOTE (Nova Scotian @ 26-Jan-2006, 12:12 PM)
I think, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI, and Newfoumdland, should be considsered the 8th Celt nation. Just because most of the heritage of the cultures there come from one the the 7 nations. For example, The Acadians, the Irish, the Scotts, the Welsh, the Bretons, just to name a few I know of.

What do you think?

beer_mug.gif smile.gif : I think you mis---understand the purpose of the 7 nations, they are independant Nations not a mix, as an individual you fall under one of the 7 Nations already established,
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Opa B Posted on: 10-Sep-2007, 11:17 AM

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QUOTE (Sekhmet @ 06-Feb-2006, 10:03 PM)
Right now the Todd family (of the Gordon ilk) are in the process of testing out their lines to see how many branches are in the US, when they came over, and where they mainly settled. The next step will be to make the connection back in the old country.

beer_mug.gif smile.gif : Opa B: be prepared for some surprises, Family Tree DNA is probaly the best for getting a DNA done, I had 13 matches and only 4 are Bricker, the Data Bank in Berlin Germany doesn't give last names, but will tell you how many matches and what country they are in, and there is a report called Celts, you might find interesting, and The Cimbri Nation, I like this one because it explains my DNA S28 on marker 259, S28 is Keltic, and the 3rd one you all need to check is called: Population data for Y-chromosome STR Haplotypes from Piedmont Italy, there are still many of the original Keltics scattared in that Alpine area,

My DNA says I'm Keltic, my ancestors say I'm Deutsch by association and marriage, I was born a Germerican in Germerica,
My last name went from Brügger-Brücker-Bricker,

my wife is a Viken-Viking from Scandinavia, a Norman invader in Normandy France (Normanville France), a conquerer of England and settled in Scotland,
Her last name went from Normanville-Norville-Norton ,
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Opa B Posted on: 10-Sep-2007, 10:57 AM

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QUOTE (MacEoghainn @ 05-Feb-2006, 01:34 PM)
I posted this over in Arms and Badges under the Ewing Family name Family Names and Heraldry. Thought I'd post it here also.

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There is major disagreement between various genealogists as to the origination of the Stirling/Dunbartonshire Ewings. Clan MacEwen, which is/was a Highland Gaelic Clan in Argylshire (and also Clan MacLachlan) claim the Stirling/Dunbartonshire Ewings to be part of the original MacEwen Clan that was dispursed after the Clan was broken in the 1400s (see the Clan MacLachlan website  for more info, also see the Clan Ewing website for evidence of the Cymric posistion {Celtic Breton}). Current DNA testing seems to indicate that the Ewings are from Gaelic Highland stock: From Ewing FamilyTreeDNA Project : "One very interesting result is that the modal haplotype for the related Ewing men appears to be an unusual variant of a Gaelic subtype. Many of us had thought that Ewing originated in Celtic Breton tribes in the Scottish lowlands, but this result suggests that they may have been among the Gaelic Scotti, sometimes also called the Dal Riada Celts. "

It is said that people bearing the name Young who claim Scottish ancestry are also part of the larger Ewing family.

Steve Ewing


Is anyone else involved in Dna testing for genealogical purposes? It appears in my families case some of the information passed down was in error, I suspect for political reasons or to fit better in the community my ancestors found themselves living in.

beer_mug.gif smile.gif : the Kelts especially the Irish, originated in Scythia, now southern Russia, then the Bulgeria area, then the south Central Europe or northern part of Italy, and ended up in northwestern Spain before the Ireland,
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Opa B Posted on: 10-Sep-2007, 10:52 AM

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QUOTE (MacEoghainn @ 05-Feb-2006, 01:34 PM)
I posted this over in Arms and Badges under the Ewing Family name Family Names and Heraldry. Thought I'd post it here also.

QUOTE
There is major disagreement between various genealogists as to the origination of the Stirling/Dunbartonshire Ewings. Clan MacEwen, which is/was a Highland Gaelic Clan in Argylshire (and also Clan MacLachlan) claim the Stirling/Dunbartonshire Ewings to be part of the original MacEwen Clan that was dispursed after the Clan was broken in the 1400s (see the Clan MacLachlan website  for more info, also see the Clan Ewing website for evidence of the Cymric posistion {Celtic Breton}). Current DNA testing seems to indicate that the Ewings are from Gaelic Highland stock: From Ewing FamilyTreeDNA Project : "One very interesting result is that the modal haplotype for the related Ewing men appears to be an unusual variant of a Gaelic subtype. Many of us had thought that Ewing originated in Celtic Breton tribes in the Scottish lowlands, but this result suggests that they may have been among the Gaelic Scotti, sometimes also called the Dal Riada Celts. "

It is said that people bearing the name Young who claim Scottish ancestry are also part of the larger Ewing family.

Steve Ewing


Is anyone else involved in Dna testing for genealogical purposes? It appears in my families case some of the information passed down was in error, I suspect for political reasons or to fit better in the community my ancestors found themselves living in.

beer_mug.gif thumbs_up.gif: Opa B, I have been able to completely bypass the Kelts of England and go straight to Southern Europe, because of a DNA test,
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Opa B Posted on: 09-Sep-2007, 06:03 PM

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My wife is a Viken-Viking from Norway, they invaded France and hence the word Norman, they lived in a town south of Paris called Normanville, an ancestor of her's excepted a possition with William the Conqueror and became his Squire, after the invation of England Squire Normanville settled in Scotland, after a couple hundred years a descendant changed his name to Norville, a few hundred years after that a descendant moved to London and changed the name to Norton, Noville and Norton means North Town or Village, in Ireland it's McNaughton, no she has English, Skote, Norman, and Norse what is she now, and don't say American, the only reason you can be considered American is because you were born here, that dosen't count
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