To all Americans of Welsh descent, Please come forward, and embrace your Welsh roots.

Nice to see that she did see where her family came from . North Wales is a lovely part of the world , I'm glad she was able to go there and see it for her self !

Paul Robeson knew what it meant to be and to feel Welsh.

Thank you for posting this. I've been working on my genealogy too. My great grandma always said we were Welsh, and my dad's DNA test confirmed it. I look forward to learning about the area they came from. What an amazing adventure. Thanks to people who share their stories via you tube and other outlets I have got to learn about the German Russions on my dad's dad's moms side. I've learned about the American Orphan trains that my mom's dad's grandfather road after him and his brother were orphaned in New York. I may not have letters in my ancestors own words but the general knowledge of the time and area has helped me to appriciate them all the more. I have a feeling for how and where they lived. again thank you for your post. It doesnt always have to be the people with thousands of subscribers to put out good content.

Wow...such a nice story...as a Welshman myself ...makes me feel proud...and should never loose connection with our homeland

Thanks for the post..my grandfather was welsh...nice to see others out there as well god bless you all

Ahh as a proud Welsh I can smell the fresh welshness through the screen

That was a truly uplifting little film.

My grandfather moved his motherless children to Vermont from north Wales in the early 1900's. Leaving them with his sister, he went on to Chicago and all the opportunities that booming City of Broad Shoulders offered. John Roberts was proud to be an American.

My grandmother and grandfather’s families were from Wales, Jones and Williams. That’s all I know. My dad was born in Liverpool. Nice video.

Brings back memories of when I visited the home village of my immigrant GG GF James George- Wolfscastle in Pembrokeshire. I visited St. Dogwells Parish where his parents, my 3rd GGP James George and Margaret Roach were married in 1842 and Margaret's grandparents (my 5th GGP) Samuel Roach and Anne Bevan were married in 1788. Then, where their house was near Lordship Farm (torn down & replaced, 1928) and the original barn. Unreal.

great story , my great grandfather was born in wales and lived in Betws-y-Coed, I have visited that part of the wales for year s , and when I am there

Such a nice change to see an American who doesn't claim to be Scottish or Irish.

Cathy is a distant cousin of my family, this video brings our joint history to life

That film was geat to watch thank you for posting it.

I,m so glad Cathy visit Wales , i,m still building my welsh family tree

I descend from Roger Williams in Rhode Island (1634 ?) His offspring seem pretty prodigious. Anybody else in that big boat ?

Wonderful

What a lovely story.

Mums family were welsh and their name was Jones

What a lovely video.

Just some facts wales is a underated place

Great work

That was lovely

I don't why so many Americans of Welsh descent are not aware of their Welsh roots, It is only Irish roots Scottish roots, and English roots.

Cymru am byth! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

I'm part Treorchy, part California :)

Interesting her visit to the cemetery I once went into a cemetery in North Wales. All the tombstones were in English but the moment I entered the gate they all turned to Welsh.

My grandad was welsh

I don't know how the hell someone can trace their geneology to 1000. The furthest I could get was 1500s in southern France and 1500s in England and Germany

How can I do this-trace my ancestors back?No money have I

Reed is an Irish name not Welsh 🙄