Very well done video. I am a US citizen who loves learning English history, and the histories of Wales, Ireland and Scotland. My parentage on my Daddys side is Scots, Irish and Welch, and I am learning as much as I can at 71yo. Please, continue making these videos, as I am too sick and crippled up to come to your wonderful country. My Mommas side is French and Native American.

@historyworks19

3 жыл бұрын

Frances Lambert thank you very much for your kind comment, I’m really glad you are enjoying it. I’m putting part 2 up soon. I’m sorry to hear that your not well enough to come to England I’m sure you would love it. Your heritage sounds fascinating. I’ve been to wales and I’m really hoping to go to Scotland and Ireland when it’s safer to do so. If there’s a topic in English history you would like me to cover, then let me know and I will so if I can do it. take care of yourself.

@franceslambert8070

3 жыл бұрын

@@historyworks19 thank you so much. I have always wanted to go to England, to use London as a base to trace my Daddy's side. That would mean also Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. I do know that several ancestors settled in the Smokey Mountains, and then on to Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and Florida. Those were easy tto trace. It's the others that arre hard!

@historyworks19

3 жыл бұрын

@@franceslambert8070 it would be great if you could trace all of your ancestors. In the UK lots of people use a website called Ancestry, here’s the link if you are interested: www.ancestry.co.uk/cs/ancestry-family they do a 14 day free trial too I think. Good luck to you, I hope you get on well. Stay safe!

@camranh_royal

3 жыл бұрын

From the "Great Britain" to "Britanistan" (the muslim refugee conquered England)

Well done. I learn something new every day on KZread. Keep them coming 😊

@historyworks19

3 жыл бұрын

Mona O thank you very much it’s greatly appreciated 😀

Excellent! I guessed correctly that Corfe Castle would be the subject 😄 It's the first castle ruin I ever visited in the UK and holds a special place for me. Thanks for your thorough work!

@historyworks19

3 жыл бұрын

I'm really glad that your enjoying it. It means so much to me, part 2 will be up soon.

Absolutely fascinating stuff mate. I love Corfe myself, and have needed a good source of information for a couple of projects. Great content.

@historyworks19

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you ever so much, I always do lots of research, so I'm glad it's been helpful to you, good luck with your projects!

Your videos are wonderfully informative. You have a good speaking voice and delivery. Thank you for the history lesson. From California to you - thanks.

@historyworks19

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much, it's really nice to hear such a lovely comment it means so much to me! I've always wanted to go to California it seems like such a beautiful and interesting place. Stay Safe!

What a fantastic video. And your presentation is amazing. Thank you. It all makes more sence now, about the incredible Corfe Castle.

Great video, really enjoyed this. i remember playing there as a kid

Well done, nice video. Just so you know Edward the Martyr (pronounced marter) The Earl Gloucester and his 149 knights, would have had a number of squires, servants, sergeants, and possibly mercenenaries with him too.

Fantastic mate thank you for sharing

Excellent video.

Well in son 👏 🙌

Well done . The word is mar tar ( martyr)