Family trees

You need to be concerned about being concerned about anything.

 

What is concern?

 

I am of the Celts

With a dash of parmesan and a pinch of sauerkraut

But, mostly, I'm good ole fashioned

AMERICAN

 

Here is my Nan's cousin.

 

I may post some old photos.

 

most of my amily were huguenots before the king allianced himself to the catholic church...depends on how old the french you refer too ...some old french still spoken here but even moreso in the lower part of nova scotia

 

1700

 

I think that I may be related to Elvis Presley. hmm

 

Don't be daft.

 

It was a nice thought.

 

I am a descendant of Scotland's Cambell tribe.

 

There would still be no underwear if I were to wear kilts.

 

Ne Obliviscaris​

Campbell Clan Crest: A Boars Head. Campbell Motto: Ne Obliviscaris (Forget Not). Campbell Clan History: The surname of Campbell derives from the Gaelic 'cam-beul' which means 'crooked mouth,' and possibly relates to the physiognomy of an early chief.

Never trust a Campbell​

 

Never trust a Campbell

Much of Scotland's early recorded history is full of violence - battles, feuds, murders, treachery. But the incident which to this day still arouses the strongest passions was the massacre of the MacIans (a sept of the clan Donald) in Glen Coe in 1692. It was not just the fact that 38 people were murdered by government troops, led by Captain Robert Campbell; it was the unforgivable sin that Campbell and his men had enjoyed the traditional Highland hospitality before turning on their hosts (who included his own niece and her husband) in an attempt at what today would be called "ethnic cleansing." Three hundred years later, Campbells still suffer the opprobrium of the massacre. Generations of Scots children have been taught "never trust a Campbell."
Glen Coe Massacre

 

Sigh.

 

WOW. Did you invent soup? lol

 

I am not sure whether we invented soup or not but I am presuming that the Donald clan may have became Macdonald or Mcdonald down the line. lol

 

Often as history went on, names were changed to fit in with whatever religion was current.
The Irish did this.

 

Is that where the name Bomber came from?