My people were the Quakers. Puritans executed at least two Quakers at one point.

So many to watch

Been watching these videos. Born and raised in Massachusetts/RI. My ancestor is John Coggeshall. I know so many people with surnames mentioned!

Great video ignore the triggered people

People crying about Luthrens vs Calvanists it all started with Luther period so no protestants today if not for Martin Luther the Original from Germany not the Communist from America lol

Digging your stuff

Part 3 came up. Gotta start at the beginning

I just watched the entire story. Simply amazing. The only thing I wished for was more mentions of location. I eventually figured it out. Great story. On a par with Shackleton...and then some! Thanks. What's craziest is that he went back.

8:35 I can summarize, in one Biblical phrase, why the puritans refused to take oaths, : "Let your yes be yes and your no be no. " (In other words, don't swear on God; dint swear on anything. Only say yes or no.

I do like these blogs.

I descend from the Maryland Catholics. In late 1700’s a group of them lead by Basil Hayden settled in Central Kentucky. Started making Bourbon.

Not necessarily Lutheran. Calvins was prominent among French Huguenots. Not Lutheran. Even though he was the inspiration of John Calvin.

Colón no tenía barcos, no sabía navegar, No era Almirante, No Tenía posibilidad de conocer el lugar donde unos años antes había desaparecido un barco con veinte marineros y el capitán Alonso Sánchez de Lepe Huelva, comerciante que hacía el trayecto de Huelva a las islas Canarias, un día los alisios llevaron al Caribe al barco de los marineros de Huelva,

I am a descendant of Cecil Calvert

6:39 Thomas Miner is the 7th great-grandfather of the wife of my great-granduncle. 😂 This proves I spend WAY TO MUCH time working on my family tree. I've seen that name a thosand times. My dad's dad's mom had a brother, Cecil Darold Steiner. He married Margaret Elaine Miner. Thomas Miner is her 7th great grandfather. Ironically, my 9th paternal grandfather, (dad's dad's dad's... line) Richard Edgerton, was definitely in the Connecticut Militia. I'm wondering if he was one of these original 64.

Your 'Cabeza de Vaca' pronunciation is soo cool... This surname was given to one of his ancestors that during a famous battle against the moorish pointed the christian troops into a secret passage using a cow's head. Apparently, this turned to be a great advantage and the battle was won (Navas de Tolosa, 1212). Another great episode. Gracias!

I'm loving this series from my hometown fellowman! The way you unfold the events is very rigorous and informative. Muchas gracias, caballero.

Piscataqua=piss cat ah kwah

I think you can judge these guys, regardless of it being 500 years ago. They were totally selfish genocidal psychopaths. It could have been done differently. Don't thank them for you being here today.

Welcome to Texas.

@10:00.. they gave the white man a taste of there own medicine..😅

“The natives had Dogs..mastiffs..and hounds..”..🤯

That bread.. is yuca bread..

Many thanks for putting together this eye opening study. Well done 👏

Menéndez was, without doubt, psychopathic.

Thank you so much for making this video. I am particularly interested in what motivated Don Luis to murder the Jesuits. I am convinced through my research that Don Luis was the son of a crypto Jewish father and a native mother. He was born in the Caribbean and migrated to Virginia where he became the father of Chief Powhatan. I believe that revenge against the Spanish for the inquisition accounts for his savage attack on the mission. Thanks again for your scholarship.

The translation sounds like ppl talking from England in 1600's

I love this

I would love to hear the history of NantasketHull, Mass. A trading post.

My 12th Great Grandfather was Captain Thomas Graves. He was one of the founding Fathers of Jamestown

It is misleading to say Roger Willaims believed in the separation of Church and State. It is the very conditions he lived under, and he called those walls of separation porous and failing. Every Christian land had a church and town hall separated by a wall. He ended that practice to create freedom of religion. Our forefathers put them back up to ensure Christian privileges, the very cause of religious freedom in the first place. America is a fraud in that regard. He would cry if Roger Williams was alive today in catholic Rhode Island.

There’s no such thing as ‘16th c British’

Exam on Wednesday lol this is my sleep podcast

This sounds like a similar story on the Shogun

I want to please find a way to talk to you personally please grant me that

Is there any possibility to contact you in any way

Where did you go Friend?

Thank you for solving a mystery. Most of my New England Ancestors landed in Plymouth, Salem, Ipswitch, and then I have this tiny bunch in the Rockingham New Hampshire area starting in the 1640s and 50s.

My 9x great grandfather arrived in Plymouth colony in 1638

Looking for John Oldham stories - Anyone successfully document their relatives related to that family ? I’m new obviously to genealogy 😅

I've read William Bradford's entire History of the Plymouth Plantation, and from the writing of the Mayflower Compact, I really think the Puritan pilgrims sound like Hutterites.

William Bradford is one of my 10th great grandfathers. His daughter Hannah married Joshua Ripley, and they had a daughter Alice, who was my 8th great grandma, married my 8th great grandpa, Samuel Edgerton. ❤

I am 45 year old female. I have spent literal thousands of hours researching my family history. I know for a fact that my paternal 9th great grandfather was in Connecticut in mid 1600's. He fought in the Pequot war. Several family historians cannot figure out where he came from. I've had my DNA tested. I know he was Scottish/English (and maybe Norwegian.) As soon as you started mentioning the boat names in this video, I paused to Google ship passenger lists. In all of colonial America, there is exactly one entry of anyone with my surname leaving England, and that was a "Wm Egerton, on Amity, 13 October, 1635." But all of those passengers are said to have died. What I find astounding is this: Wm Egerton was 20 years old in 1635. My 9th great grandfather was first "definitively documented" in 1653 when he married my 9th great grandma. "Wm Egerton " would have been 38 at this time. In almost all records, my ancestor's name is recorded as "Richard Edgerton.," except for one in which it's listed as, William Richard Edgerton." Finally, also on the Amity, was "Wm Harris (16)" which is the name another of my 9th great grandfathers. I highly hypothesize that at least a couple people aboard the Amity survived.

Among The conspirators that Bacon lists is my great grandfather Hubert Ferrell

Great video. Thanks for the coverage. -E. DeSoto

One note about the six chiefs telling De Soto they knew from their ancestors that they would be subdued by a white skin race: To understand the truth and implications of that statement all you have to do is read The Book of Mormon. The Book of Mormon is both a history of Native Americans and a set of scripture. It tells of the origins of the American Natives, of how they arrived to the American continent from Jerusalem a few years before Israel was conquered by the Babylonians and many were carried captives to that nation, that would be a little less than 600 years before Christ's birth. The book records, in chronological order, of their wars and contentions, of why the original settlers separated into two distinct groups that grew into two separate nations constantly at war with each other, and of how one nation eventual completely destroyed the other. But it is primarily a scripture, like the Bible, but not a substitute for the Bible; it a Second Testament of Jesus Christ to go hand in hand with the Bible. It is a collection of writings written throughout the centuries by the hands of their prophets that records their relationship with God; of their knowledge of the God of Abraham and Moses and of the ministry and teachings of their prophets; of their knowledge of Jesus Christ and his Gospel; of the major catastrophes that occurred in the New World at the precise time of Jesus's crucifixion in Jerusalem (as prophesied by their prophets,) of Jesus's Christ personal visit to the people of North America after his resurrection and of His personal ministry among them where His organization of his church, because American Natives are of the House of Israel, direct descendants of one the the Twelve tribes of Israel and precisely Manasseh. The Book of Mormon is the testimony of Jesus Christ given by a population that originated from the tribe of Manasseh and written on the "stick of Manasseh" just like the Bible is the testimony of the tribe of Judah written on "the stick of Judah". And this is how the six chiefs knew they would be conquered by a light skinned races, because it had been prophesied to them by their ancient prophets who taught them that if they did not repent of their sins the Lord would withdraw his protection and they would discipline by the hands of an I invite all men and women to read the Book of Mormon and learn of the Prophet who revealed it to the world, and of the Restoration of the fullness of the Gospel of Jesus Christ that followed the translation of that book from the language of the ancient Native Americans who wrote it, then ask God, in the name of his Son Jesus Christ, if that book is a real scripture or not. May the Lord give light to your minds and to your spirits to comprehend and receive the things of the Spirit.

I love to learn new things about history so I find your videos very educative. Your lectures are very interesting because you go into many details and I like that, but they would be even better if you used visual aids such as maps, that show the path De Soto followed and the villages he reached, and other images. Anyway, thank you for taking us on this journey, it's a very captivating history, and keep the videos coming, I'm hooked. 👍

I love to learn new things about history so I find your videos very educative. Your lectures are very interesting because you go into many details and I like that, but they would be even better if you used visual aids such as maps, that show the path De Soto followed and the villages he reached, and other images. Anyway, thank you for taking us on this journey, it's a very captivating history, and keep the videos coming, I'm hooked. 👍

Thank You for the videos!!!!

Why does st Augustine , Pensacola , and Jamestown all claim to be the first colony ?