Irish; English and Scottish Families in Ireland; Plantation records

Records of Landowners in Ireland coming from Scotland and England. Flight of the Earls. Original Irish owners of land; Pynnars survey; Land Grants; settler families. The 17th century fall of Irish chiefs and clans, and the schemes for the plantation in Ulster.

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[gunsoldier878]

My Irish ancestors where kicked out of Ireland by The Brits. So the Four Brothers moved to America. They were the Bryson clan, and in North Carolina there is a town called Bryson City. And it turns out they named it after my ancestors.

[StasisClungeFlux]

@MsOneiroi77 well done - someone with brains and not selective history. Btw I'm Scots, Irish, English - as soon as ppl see 'English' the wankers line up and start up.

[MsOneiroi77]

the Irish were at the same thing 1000 years before with the formation of Dal Riada and displaced the native Pictish peoples from their lands.

[zax2222]

@Jedimindtrickitis Ok thanks.

[Jedimindtrickitis]

@zax2222 irish gaels sent a tribe called the scots to scotland. these are the highlanders, gaelic speaking scots

[zax2222]

Did Ireland make Scotland or did Scotland make Ireland?.

[sabradan]

Yes. Thats why the gaelic spoken in Scotland is now of the Godelic strain rather than the Brythonic strain (similar to Welsh, Cornish, Devonian) that was there before.

[seonidh]

Hold on though didnt the Irish Gaels move from one area to another dispelling the Brythonic culture of the Picts in Scotland 1000 years before the Plantation?

[brandonpcv]

One of the most important events in the irish history timeline is presented in this four-volume set.

This is THE go-to set for the Conquest of Ireland. Place name changes, family movement, land grants for settlers, etc.

It's worth every penny!