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Top 20 Shocking Reveals on Who Do You Think You Are 

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We were just as surprised as them. For this video, WatchMojoUK counts down the Top 20 Shocking Reveals on Who Do You Think You Are? We're looking at the biggest reveals that shocked the celebrities and viewers at home. Let us know in the comments if you’ve ever researched your ancestry in depth.
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@michaellaw1441
@michaellaw1441 9 дней назад
I really liked the Kim Cattral episode about her grandfather.
@lordeden2732
@lordeden2732 5 дней назад
I like Kim Cattral!
@HerbertAckermans
@HerbertAckermans 8 дней назад
To put relationships in perspective, it has been calculated that there have been 117 billion humans EVER. Now, if you start calculating your own ancestors, you run out of humans between the years 884 and 914. By that time, you would have over 137 billion ancestors. This means, we are all family, all related, and while these programs present interesting ancestors, chances are, a lot, and I mean A LOT of people have ancestry that includes all kinds of nobility, royalty, celebrity and notoriety.
@karenwaddell9396
@karenwaddell9396 8 дней назад
And infamy.
@charmingjinx9379
@charmingjinx9379 7 дней назад
That's right, and that's why some of the reactions to being related to royalty as far back as Edward II are kind of naive and overly dramatized. The only impressive bit is the documentation and record keeping where an individual's lineage can be traced back that far. The history is interesting. But, really, a contemporary individual would likely be more biologically related to the stranger who lives up the street than they would to anyone who lived 500 years ago.
@Original-q11
@Original-q11 6 дней назад
108B 👍 Today's population makes up 6.5% of that 108B .
@ZooZoo293
@ZooZoo293 6 дней назад
We should be nicer to each other we are family
@timbert4672
@timbert4672 5 дней назад
Indeed it does. Regardless, it isn't really relevant to you personally if you are related to a king who lived hundreds of years ago as you are going to share very little of their genetic material this far down the line. Finding out I perhaps am a descendant of Queen Elizabeth the first would certainly be interesting to me, but that's all it would be.
@ヒガノボル
@ヒガノボル 8 дней назад
In my research, I found a Japanese ancestor born in 1503, and when he was 19 years old committed murder. He ran away from home, entered a monastery and became a monk. Maybe as self punishment, he later had himself sealed alone inside a windowless suicide boat and cast off into the Pacific Ocean to certain death. After weeks alone at sea his boat broke up off Okinawa where it was spotted by a peasant boy and rescued by the locals. He later helped to establish Buddhism in Okinawa, where temples he started exist today. I visited them. Eventually I hope to find out who he murdered, and pay my respects at the victim's grave.
@jeaniebird999
@jeaniebird999 6 дней назад
That's a cool story. I hope you get that chance, some day.
@cheesecake4648
@cheesecake4648 4 дня назад
centuries passed do you think there is a burial site?
@chrishughes3405
@chrishughes3405 8 дней назад
Patrick Stewart's one I found particularly impactful. So much more relevant for him and probably so conflicting for Patrick to learn.
@monkmell
@monkmell 2 дня назад
I think it must have been good to know that his father couldn’t help it and that his father’s attitude towards him as a son were not real as such. I would feel like that to me I think.
@treefingering
@treefingering 8 дней назад
Jesus the transition from Stephen Fry's segment discussing Auschwitz to "NUMBER 10!" was a bit clunky to say the least.
@davidfoster8318
@davidfoster8318 4 дня назад
Yeah! I think you can tell that there was a few years between recording 11 and 10!
@trinaq
@trinaq 9 дней назад
I'll never forget David Tennant being brought to an old church where the remains of the dead where visible, and rushing to reenact "Hamlet" with the first skull he saw. Even better, he got to play the prince of Denmark three years later.
@mythgreatbritain
@mythgreatbritain 8 дней назад
Yes, great. Play with peoples remains.
@kay-oc2zm
@kay-oc2zm 8 дней назад
​@@mythgreatbritain humans play with people's remains every day
@Mossy1812
@Mossy1812 8 дней назад
@@mythgreatbritainto be fair, he did it out of habit, having handled a real human skull given to the RSC by an enthusiast who put in his will that his skull should be donated to the company after his death. Tennant after realising what he did was quite mortified! (Intended)
@ULHIS
@ULHIS 8 дней назад
Seems a bit ignorant to be uncomfortable holding your ancestor's sash after that😂
@agneskirsch8335
@agneskirsch8335 5 дней назад
​@@ULHISYou have no idea what the orange order is or what it stands for, right?
@ArsLonga1967
@ArsLonga1967 9 дней назад
Boris is related to Mad King George III, why am I not surprised...
@sashsash6679
@sashsash6679 6 дней назад
His great grandfather was a turk. That's the biggest shock!😂😂
@mythtree6348
@mythtree6348 5 дней назад
@@sashsash6679 I dont know why we laugh about these horrific people tbh.
@sashsash6679
@sashsash6679 5 дней назад
@@mythtree6348 I laugh at the turkish ancestry because his great grandfather was a Muslim and I find it ironic as boris is an ignorant and a racist yet he has quite a diverse ethnic background.
@watkinsrory
@watkinsrory 22 часа назад
Much like Miguel Portillo Blyth the Spaniard.
@laurabailey1054
@laurabailey1054 6 дней назад
My 4x grandfather took off to France with Bonny Prince Charlie after the Battle of Culloden. He left behind a wife and son. After his wife died he came back to Scotland with a French wife and stepson about the same age as his own son. The French stepson was causing trouble in the town getting too friendly with the women and the biological son got the blame. The biological son took his inheritance from his mother and went to England and changed his last name to his mother’s maiden name. The documents for the name change were thrown into the fire by my great great grandfather saying “any name that was good enough for his father was good enough for him” and the papers went into the fire. One day I hope to go to England and find out the real last name.
@mariusscilla661
@mariusscilla661 7 дней назад
Number 09: to be fair, nobody ever expects the spanish inquisition!
@zirk007
@zirk007 3 дня назад
Have you not watched Qi? Stephen Fry stated in an episode that they gave notice well ahead of arrival
@donyiiovanni
@donyiiovanni 9 дней назад
Boris' family really loved giving their kids the Jimmy Saville haircut... Jesus
@AlexysB
@AlexysB 8 дней назад
HAHAHA!! I was thinking the same thing!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Jamietheroadrunner
@Jamietheroadrunner 8 дней назад
Makes Boris even creepier
@RogerRoger-bk1pi
@RogerRoger-bk1pi 8 дней назад
It’s part of the initiation process. 😈
@colleendonovan4190
@colleendonovan4190 5 дней назад
Please stop blaspheming!
@helenagackowska8398
@helenagackowska8398 4 дня назад
😂😂
@kino360studio4
@kino360studio4 7 дней назад
One of my ancestor is Lord Byron and the whole gang of Byrons! He's technically my cousin 4/5 generations back and I am the 3rd great granddaughter of Henry James Byron, the playwright and actor, who created the Panto character "Widow Twankey". Tracing your family tree is amazing and confusing all at the same time. It gives you a sense of identity and makes you question nature and nurture....
@EleniKallimorou
@EleniKallimorou 5 дней назад
He is considered a national hero in Greece to this day. Greeks made a greek name in his honour, Vyronas (B reads as V in greek). And there is a neighborhood of Athens after him, Vyronas.
@kino360studio4
@kino360studio4 5 дней назад
@@EleniKallimorou I knew that he was admired in Greece, not to a national hero to this day, thats lovely really I just know he was pretty much banished from England ( being a bi-icon he was too scandalous for the Georgians) so he went to Greece and stood with the Greeks agains the Ottomon Empore. Thats really interesting about Vyronas (B & V) 💜
@EleniKallimorou
@EleniKallimorou 4 дня назад
@@kino360studio4 he really worked for the greek cause, he organised funds, gave publicity to the matter in UK, he payed for supplies from his own pocket, he really did his best for the Greeks, my people couldn't be more thankful. There is a suspicion that he had a lover here in Greece, but Greeks of the time wouldn't care much if he was discreet about it. There was no prosecution by the Ottoman state for homosexuality, so I guess he felt safe in the Balkans. Nobody would drag him to prison for his sexuality.
@kino360studio4
@kino360studio4 2 дня назад
@@EleniKallimorou 💜 The Greeks were always more modern day thinkers and more inclusive than the British. He was one of the first bisexual icons to be in a public eye. I know that when his body was sent back to England, for his funeral the average person came out to celebrate his life, however the peerage families sent empty carriages as an insult.
@georgielancaster1356
@georgielancaster1356 День назад
Hi. I would be so thrilled, if I were you. I think the main problem with Byron, is he was pretty indiscreet. That was what got him into so much trouble. There was a part of him that loved to shock and test the loyalty and acceptance of people around him. His mother was unbalanced, his nurse - nanny was a hardline religious zealot, but also interfered with him. He really had a lot of baggage from an early age. One of the big reasons for him not being able to return to England, is that he fell in love with his HALF sister. And it seems, both felt the same way. That was such a no no. His sister had married an awful man who gambled, etc etc. And once again, Byron could not be quiet. He told people. The WRONG people. But I really urge you to find a book called The Byrons and the Trevanions. Those two families married each other so regularly, that a half sister, definitely 50% fresh blood, probably seemed quite a break in tradition. He was also a great animal lover. He had a pet bear at university, because they did not allow dogs. I think it was Shelley that said he knew he had the right house for Byron, as there was a dog, a peacock, I think a couple of monkeys on the stairs, when he ascended them to see Byron. Byron's old huge Elizabethan style, ancient carriage was sent to Australia, later, and appears to have fallen apart and allowed to rot away. No sign of it, now. For a while, the current Lord Byron was a quiet West Australian sheep farmer, but he only had 1 daughter, so the title returned to Britain.
@gerardmorvan2232
@gerardmorvan2232 9 дней назад
Alex Kingston should have received at least an honorary mention. One of her (female) ancestors was the owner of a hotel in which people paid the rooms by the hour, if you catch my drift.
@nicolad8822
@nicolad8822 8 дней назад
A brothel madam, yes.
@kingy002
@kingy002 6 дней назад
Is there something wrong with the word brothel?
@SilverionX
@SilverionX 6 дней назад
@@kingy002 You have to have some flair. Just calling it a brothel is so dreary and to the point.
@sazfretz1945
@sazfretz1945 8 дней назад
I love this show. I know my 10 times great grandfather was Edward Doty, a servant who came with his master on the Mayflower.
@angemaidment5640
@angemaidment5640 8 дней назад
Jack Whitehall’s dad is the star of this show 🤣🤣🤣
@ellie9311
@ellie9311 9 дней назад
I didn't have to guess who would be number 1, I knew it would be Danny Dyer
@Trix897
@Trix897 8 дней назад
I knew that from the Big Fat Quiz of the Year…
@lordeden2732
@lordeden2732 5 дней назад
You only have to go back five to six generations to see how many different families you have rattling their skeletons in your family cupboard. We are all related to the Royal family.
@thequietman760
@thequietman760 8 дней назад
Scotland has its fair share of tangerine tools also.
@Pattio47
@Pattio47 7 дней назад
Writing from Canada. Our family can trace back my father’s side to 1666. 10x great grandfather came from France to Quebec as a boat builder. He married a ‘fille du roi’ (King’s daughters), sent over to Quebec by King Louis 14th of France, to marry the settlers. Note- not related to the King. Mostly orphans and widows.
@lisagibson2975
@lisagibson2975 6 дней назад
All my relatives came from England on my dad's dad sideand never left England to live elsewhere until one bunch managed to book a trip on a ship and my grandfather and a few of his family survived and since they couldn't afford /feared a trip back, they just settled in the states. Turns out the ship was called the Titanic :O
@auldfouter8661
@auldfouter8661 9 дней назад
Why the stupid comment about Claire Balding being ( disturbingly ! ) related more than once to Henry the 7th? Going that far back it's possible not to have any genetic material from that ancestor. We only contain genes from about 125 separate people. For some reason ( reverse snobbery ?) people like to claim the upper classes are inbred when in fact it's just because their ancestry is fully documented. Before the invention of the bicycle people usually married someone within a mile or two and if your ancestors were in one location for 200 years they will be heavily interconnected. I've seen this clearly from researching lots of family trees.
@DynamixWarePro
@DynamixWarePro 8 дней назад
I have researched my family tree since 2021 and found out on my mums side I am related to: David and Richard Attenborough, Tom Hanks and Abraham Lincoln both distantly though the Hanks side of their families, The Scottish Wallace family that the famous William Wallace was from. My 4th great-grandfather was a Wallace and I think his ancestors came from Ayrshire and my family have said that is where their ancestors came from and John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams the US Presidents. Several of my ancestors were at the siege of Derry in 1689. One was my 9th great-grandmother and her son, my 8th great-grandfather who was 15 at the time. Others, ancestors of my 4th great-grandmother, were either brothers or close relations and they fled north from the counties of Laois and Offaly after fearing persecution by the British crown and changed their surnames and fought for King William. On my dads side I found out I am related to Che Guevara (My great grandmothers family were from the west of Ireland like Che's Lynch family were), Elvis Presley (I am still looking into Elvis ancestry to confirm it), the famous Scottish Hamilton family who one was Alexander Hamilton, one of the US founding fathers and James Hamilton who settled East Ulster with Scottish settlers in 1600s and I have cousins who are Hamilton's. I also discovered my great-grandfather wasn't my actual great-grandfather and my grandfather was illegitimate and just raised by him and his wife who I may be related to as she has the same maiden name as my great grandmother listed on my grandfathers birth certificate.
@melissadibacco8937
@melissadibacco8937 7 дней назад
My tree is a mess with there being so many offshoots because of all the siblings my great-grandfather had and since most of my great-grandparents relatives never came over to the US, the information I can gather online is pretty slim. I need to take a trip to italy and visit the towns they lived in, since most of them are still small and the churches still hold a lot of the information on the family. It'll be a huge undertaking and while extremely fun to do, it's also going to cost a lot of money, but I am looking forward to doing it in the next few years.
@georgielancaster1356
@georgielancaster1356 День назад
If you are young and fit, you could do some WWOOFING for accomodation. Usually on organic farms. 4 hours of work and free meals and place to sleep, you could maybe do two days work, and have a full day to research... then repeat... .
@HerbertAckermans
@HerbertAckermans 8 дней назад
I've been looking into my ancestry using online sources for a bit, found ancestors back to the 1300's. There is a lot you can find online which makes this kind of research kinda easy to do. Once you hit a snag in there not being parents known, it does mean a dead end using this method, and to know more, one would need to go out and get into the records themselves.
@Panwere36
@Panwere36 6 дней назад
I agree with Lesley Garrett about the poisoning. It wasn't an accident.
@TravelingBibliophile
@TravelingBibliophile 7 дней назад
My 8th Great Granduncle sold out his father & elder brother( and therefore rightful heir) to Oliver Cromwell. As a reward Cromwell gave said 8x Gr. Granduncle the family’s castles. He later sold one of the castles to former PM David Cameron’s ancestors.
@katies8102
@katies8102 9 дней назад
I have recently researched my family tree. My mums side have been in Lancashire for atleast 400yrs. But I am related to Henry Norris (grandfather) Anne Boleyn (cousin) Thomas Cromwell (granduncle) King Edward III (grandfather) Henry II (grandfather) Oliver Cromwell (grandfather) Catherin Howard (cousin) Katherine Parr (cousin) Richard III (granduncle) and Thomas Worsley (grandfather)... who is the current Duchess of Kents relation too....to name a few. I'm also related to King John on both sides of my family, my mums side decend from Henry III, and half of my dad's side (the rest are Irish) decend from Richard Fitzroy.
@nicolad8822
@nicolad8822 8 дней назад
Picked up from other people’s “research” on suspect Ancestry trees?
@lordeden2732
@lordeden2732 5 дней назад
Of course you and so are thousands of other American and British citizens by the laws of mathematics and the fact the Royal family put it about a heck of a lot. Nothing much to be proud about.
@Michaelthekiwi
@Michaelthekiwi 8 дней назад
I've looked at my Great Uncle, who served with the Australian Army in WW1. All I can say... what a naughty boy. Got VD in Egypt (kept flaring up throughout the rest of his life) Was wounded in Gallipoli. Evacuated to Gibraltar. Got married in London Went AWOL for a month Wounded again in France (appears he was shot in the chest and lost a lung.) Evacuated back to London for the rest of the war Returned to Australia sans wife, where he died of the Spanish Flu shortly after returning home. I've tried tracking down his wife to see what happened to her, but no luck so far.
@nicolad8822
@nicolad8822 8 дней назад
Ooh I like a mystery, got any names? The certificates are cheaper and easier to get in England and Wales these days btw.
@judepower4425
@judepower4425 6 дней назад
If the VD kept flaring up throughout the rest of his life, he would almost certainly have given it to his wife and via her, possibly to children as well.
@shariaguillon7861
@shariaguillon7861 4 дня назад
My family on my mother's side has been traced back to Kings of Norway.
@amybaker3551
@amybaker3551 6 дней назад
Clearly, Judy Dench was born to do what she does.
@ianhalsall-fox
@ianhalsall-fox 9 дней назад
I've gone back as far as the late 1700's. My 3x Great Grandfather was a drunk who threatened his bigamous wife with a dagger! Still he lived to a ripe old age in poverty in Burnley and believe me, the drink gene has been passed down the line!
@timbert4672
@timbert4672 5 дней назад
My family name goes back centuries and is huge in these parts so tracking down whomever I'm directly descended from could be difficult, I've looked into them myself but it is a hard trail to follow without more money.
@lindat7525
@lindat7525 8 дней назад
My 23rd great-grandfather is Robert the Bruce. We're still working on a potential other connection to the royal family.
@seanrohan5829
@seanrohan5829 8 дней назад
Grear 👏👏 you and at least 80,000 others
@nicolad8822
@nicolad8822 8 дней назад
Course they are.
@Shadowcat107
@Shadowcat107 8 дней назад
I'm sorry. I'm not a Brit so most of these mystery cases I don't know. 💙😍👏🏻I enjoyed watching this video.
@debprice2393
@debprice2393 5 дней назад
My mom's father is a relative of Winston Churchill. I have a letter from the Churchill estate saying her family has no claim on inheritance from his estate after his death.😢
@user-yc8ij8ln4c
@user-yc8ij8ln4c 23 часа назад
Captain Picard really looks a lot like his father. Sorry Jean-Luc, but us fans will not fault appreciating you always. Sincerely, Belgium.
@delledonne1
@delledonne1 7 дней назад
Why does Boris Johnson always look like an unmade bed?
@kingy002
@kingy002 6 дней назад
Frankie Boyle said you would only have to blow on his hair to be able to tell the time in cunt land. Which is a much better estimation of the maggot.
@tonygroves5526
@tonygroves5526 5 дней назад
I wonder if he has uncombable hair syndrome? It's where the structure of the hair shaft is different than "normal" hair, making it difficult to manage.
@samil5601
@samil5601 3 дня назад
He's probably never learnt how to make one, would be my guess.
@ianross04
@ianross04 8 часов назад
a great programme indeed. During lockdown, my son and i put our boredom to good use and went about researching my scottish fathers background in order to identify a mysterious extra sister it was rumoured to have had. We never did find any evidence of her but we did establish that his great grandfather x12 was Sir James Balfour of Pittendreich who was one of Mary Queen of Scots Advisors and had a major part in the establishment of Scots Law. It was quite a discovery and sadlyone my dad never kew as he died four years ago at the age of 84. I am proud to say he too was a remarkable man having served 33 years of distinction the British Army rising to the honourable rank of Regimental Sergeant Major. After I got this news of Sir James, ii went on to do a Open University course on Mary Queen of Scots in order to understand my ancestor and how he betrayed Queen Mary and kept his head on his shoulders!
@annettegill9023
@annettegill9023 7 дней назад
The revelation that Danny Dyer is descended from Edward III was disingenuous. There was nothing special about this - everyone who has English ancestry is descended from Edward III, but not everyone can trace the connection in surviving records. My family has managed to do so, and trace back even further to William the Conqueror, but millions of us are also descended from him.
@samil5601
@samil5601 3 дня назад
You're all a bunch of Danny Dyers?
@sgbh8874
@sgbh8874 8 дней назад
It has been confirmed that I can trace my heritage back to King Arthur’s chamber pot lady. And, I found a spork and pulled it out of the mud. 🤔
@ThePurleflower
@ThePurleflower 8 дней назад
The best bit was Danny Dyer telling the crew to ‘get off my land’!😅
@rayg4360
@rayg4360 6 дней назад
Seen Britain's true monarch? By Tony Robinson, M Pinsent must be related to them. they are in Australia (And D Dyer=Plantagenet)
@hwica2753
@hwica2753 4 дня назад
Mathematically, everyone is related to everyone else and is descended from nearly every anchient ancester.
@sandmboy1
@sandmboy1 2 дня назад
Not if you're jewish. If your jewish your very unlikely to have any famous ancestors, especially if they came from eastern Europe. If yourereallylucky you might have a distinguished rabbi but that's about it. That's 8s why people 9f Jewish heritage often find Auschwitz and other camps cropping up. For most of traceable history Jews were sequestered from the general population throughout Europe and the Middle East
@katiecollison6629
@katiecollison6629 5 дней назад
My family history has been researched by firstly my mother then after her death by myself. And we have found that her maternal granny is a first cousin to D.H.Lawrence and his siblings
@jkb2016
@jkb2016 4 дня назад
I tried to research family history, especially since nobody knows what our family name means and isn't very wide-spread, but couldn't find records. We mus heave been a really peasantly peasant family, I guess X)
@Rhianalanthula
@Rhianalanthula 6 дней назад
So, if Matthew Pinsett is descended from Edward I and Danny Dyer from his grandson Edward III, does that make them very, very distant cousins?
@sherglovier3393
@sherglovier3393 6 дней назад
My daughter researched us and found we are distantly related to Marie Antoinette.
@badass6323
@badass6323 7 дней назад
I had mine done, but they couldn't find anything and refunded me...
@rosedalton442
@rosedalton442 9 дней назад
Looks like the sangreal may be real. I'd LOVE to get my ancestry done. Been asking the family for years
@colinbrown9549
@colinbrown9549 8 дней назад
You can do it yourself, it's not difficult to find out a lot via a DNA test and online records. I found out, amongst other things, that I have, by marriage, a Norwegian bigamist, who married 2 sisters who were distant cousins of mine, along with his first wife he had 19 children between them, this was in Utah and at that time it was entirely legal, turns out I have a lot of Mormon's in the family, something none of my immediate family knew anything about
@DynamixWarePro
@DynamixWarePro 8 дней назад
You can do it yourself. I did. I started mine in 2021 with no prior knowledge how to do it and now have extensive family research, records, photos and a big family tree. My mum and I did DNA tests with Ancestry and I have made an extensive family tree. I found out I may be related to Billy Connolly through my maternal great-grandmother as my DNA matched to one of Billy's nephews and he matched to several people I am related to through my great-grandmothers family. I found out that my mum is related to Tom Hanks through his Hanks side of the family and that I am also related to Abraham Lincoln due to his mother being a Hanks from the same family. My mum is also related to David and Richard Attenborough and the Wright Brothers, Orville and Wilbur Wright. I also found that several of my ancestors fought in the Siege of Derry for King William in 1689. My 8th great grandfather who was 15 at the time and his mother, my 9th great-grandmother were in Derry city during the Siege and left after the siege ended. My dad's family are related to the Scottish Hamilton family, including the US founding father, Alexander Hamilton and that my dad is also related to Che Guevara which was interesting to find out. Although I did also find out my 2nd great-grandparents were 1st cousins. Not something I wanted to find out but what can you do? They both had one sibling who married each other and had children.
@willevans429
@willevans429 7 дней назад
@@DynamixWarePro Ancestry iis excellent great links, it was through a link from them to Croziers blue book and armoury in Boston public library that I really got lots of info going back to the bristol which followed the welcome ship with William penn, combine that with the public records office and a bit of commitment and you can really do a ot, im glad I did it
@Itcouldbebunnies
@Itcouldbebunnies 7 дней назад
Yes, believe everything your overlords tell you. There's a good girl.
@peterhughes7099
@peterhughes7099 9 дней назад
So that means Josh Widdicome and Mathew Pincent are distantly related.
@dlou88
@dlou88 8 дней назад
Danny Dyer as well, as he is also a descendent of The Plantagenets?
@frankhooper7871
@frankhooper7871 8 дней назад
Josh (Joshy on his birth record) is my 24th cousin; both of us descending from Edward I and Eleanor of Castile
@erictaylor5462
@erictaylor5462 8 часов назад
I have not done much family history stuff, but both my parents have. And I have several stories, like my 3 or 4 times great grandfather who one some land, and he found a place to build his cabin, and as luck would have it, there was already a bunch of logs, seemingly abandoned that he used to build his cabin. Things went well until there was a knock on the door, it was the Native American tribe, who, upon returning from their seasonal grounds discovered that their logs had been used to build a cabin. I can only assume things worked out as I exist.
@tomgreaney1
@tomgreaney1 8 дней назад
I remember the Matthew Pincent episode… and literally shouting at the to… no way no way…. 😢
@georgielancaster1356
@georgielancaster1356 День назад
About the poor young WW1 officer, whose tank got stuck or broke down and then felt so ashamed... That haunts me, too. He had so little life experience, he had no idea many could 'fail' go on, do great things. So sad
@simonrudd
@simonrudd 8 дней назад
My family on my mums side are related to George Washington - something she found out recently
@VoodooAngel63
@VoodooAngel63 7 дней назад
I have great empathy with Sir Patrick in this as my own father suffered from PTSD as well. The man that returned to us from Viet Nam, especially after having been taken prisoner, escaping and being shot, was not the Daddy who I said goodbye to. Interestingly, my mother and her cousin have worked for years on our genealogy and found that we are related the Bordens, as in Lizzie Borden.
@chrisnatmills7802
@chrisnatmills7802 2 дня назад
If your desperate enough to steal potatoes, he must of really needed the spuds
@stu9771
@stu9771 2 дня назад
My sister researched our history and a ancestor was the guardian of Scotland in 1301, sir john de soules
@CocoEmmet61
@CocoEmmet61 4 дня назад
Me just commen as muck😂. I was born in the Netherlands and our family tree on both my parents sides have been followed back to the early 1700s in Germany but because of wars lots of historic documents are lost to us! But I'm pretty sure that the largest part of my DNA is from the Germanic tribes. I always thought Boris Johnsons faced reminded me of some...oh yeah he so resembles Willem Alexander the now King of the Dutch.
@JosephJamesScott
@JosephJamesScott 7 дней назад
That thumbnail looks like Stephen Fry is discovering that one of his relatives is Hugh Laurie in drag.
@DeidreL9
@DeidreL9 4 дня назад
Well you never know!😂
@TanyaRando
@TanyaRando 8 дней назад
I grew up in the Newport area, and there's a lot of things and places, named in honour of John Frost.
@thenodfather
@thenodfather 8 дней назад
They could have added better than Whitehall and Dyer. You know how insalubrious royalty is with Dyre amongst your ilk. That was very sad about Stephen Fry's family.
@georgielancaster1356
@georgielancaster1356 День назад
I think they were the Lams? And I thought Like Lambs to the slaughter, before Stephen.
@EllaDeanPendragon
@EllaDeanPendragon 4 дня назад
When researching my family tree I found a however many times great grandfather who was in the court of Henry VIII and apparently he was not a nice man. More recently in my tree I have evidence to suggest that my great great grandparents on my dads mums side bumped off my 2x Great Grandfathers wife after they started and affair (she was their housekeeper) and she fell pregnant with their first child, my great grandfather.
@sandmboy1
@sandmboy1 2 дня назад
Who was your ancestor at king Henry'sCourt?
@maverickhistorian6488
@maverickhistorian6488 3 дня назад
We're all related to Adam and Eve, if you think about it.
@karenanderson7873
@karenanderson7873 День назад
Word has it that I'm related to Bonny Prince Charlie (a Stuart), via a female Stuart in 19th century. Her father was, predictably, a Charles Stuart of which there are thousands in NE England and Scotland. How would anyone reliably be able to trace a line back and hand on heart say it's definite lineage? (Although the Stuart clan allegedly started when Mary Queen of Scots bestowed nobility on a steward in favour, and the name Stewart became Stuart because she preferred a French spelling!) On the other side of my tree the bloke the marriage records said was my Great Grandfather was proved not to be through DNA. I think many records are sketchy at best and taken with a pinch of salt.
@jeangenie5807
@jeangenie5807 День назад
Leley Garrett was NOT overjoyed, she was incredulous. 😡
@EyeofHorus33
@EyeofHorus33 8 дней назад
And Danny Dyer should be bloody king!
@coloraturaElise
@coloraturaElise 3 дня назад
"Descended from Adam and Eve..."? NO!!! He really is special! Come on people, do you hear yourselves?
@georgielancaster1356
@georgielancaster1356 День назад
Think they might be being sarcastic? Most understand that.
@L-mo
@L-mo 8 дней назад
poor narration - adds little value and many inaccuracies - null point
@erictaylor5462
@erictaylor5462 8 часов назад
12:30 And I thought George III was the bad one. As an American, perhaps my history is a bit different than yours.
@glennsmi1
@glennsmi1 9 дней назад
Is it Danny Dyer or Malcolm Smith who is the direct descendant lol
@Miapetdragon69
@Miapetdragon69 7 дней назад
I'm 14 * related to Mary bolin also... This is getting to be a small world people oh yeah and King George the third, Queen Elizabeth II, William of Cambridge, and Harry I don't know is he still hold his title? My finally comes from Kent
@georgielancaster1356
@georgielancaster1356 День назад
If you are, at least spell it correctly. Old family, spelled it Bullen, but due to Anne's sojourn in France, she took the sophisticated Boleyn spelling.
@Miapetdragon69
@Miapetdragon69 7 дней назад
Holy cow... I'm related to Boris Johnson wow
@willevans429
@willevans429 7 дней назад
sever the ties immediately and change the hairstyle
@dtulip1
@dtulip1 4 дня назад
I do love it when the wokies find out their relatives are/were the very thing they woke against
@sabrehill1
@sabrehill1 5 дней назад
It's good to be the king
@readerthinker3850
@readerthinker3850 2 дня назад
Any one know of Sir Thomas Lipton's illegitimate children? One boy, one girl? Still alive...
@tsuki2560
@tsuki2560 8 дней назад
a relative of mine is a madam and a bigamist- im sure back somewhere she might have handed off children to their fathers, that's a theory of mine.
@CindysGems
@CindysGems 6 дней назад
I’d like to‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
@RegebroRepairs
@RegebroRepairs 5 дней назад
Yeah, wouldn't mind having some professionals research the ancestry of a poor danish nobleman I have far back in my ancestry. That bit if VERY muddy, and it's the 16th century, there should be more records.
@johnwilliams8416
@johnwilliams8416 9 дней назад
Yr Wyddfa is the name now used for Snowdon.
@ianhalsall-fox
@ianhalsall-fox 9 дней назад
You are just saying that to embarrass the English!
@webspaghetti
@webspaghetti 8 дней назад
and Venezia is the proper Italian name for Venice....but I bet you call it Venice. Nobody forces anyone to adopt the local name for places.
@willevans429
@willevans429 7 дней назад
@@webspaghetti except the Welsh, and my family are Welsh
@webspaghetti
@webspaghetti 7 дней назад
@@willevans429 half of mine are too. It's the equivalent of telling European tourists that they must call London by it's English name and not Londres, Londra, Londino etc.
@mercurysbest
@mercurysbest 8 дней назад
Cool
@swagrobloxgamer1531
@swagrobloxgamer1531 8 дней назад
how tf is being related to God not number 1?
@Itcouldbebunnies
@Itcouldbebunnies 7 дней назад
On which episode of 'Who do you think you are' was that revealed?
@willevans429
@willevans429 7 дней назад
because its debatable , is God a myth in your head or really exist? its actually easy to answer
@swagrobloxgamer1531
@swagrobloxgamer1531 7 дней назад
@@Itcouldbebunnies I think it was number 3 in this video
@Itcouldbebunnies
@Itcouldbebunnies 7 дней назад
​@@swagrobloxgamer1531 You do realize that that family tree was completely made up in an attempt to justify the tyrannical rule of bloodthirsty warlords, right? Btw, even *IF* someone's lineage *COULD* be traced back to Jesus of Nazareth it would still not prove the existence of a god.
@Itcouldbebunnies
@Itcouldbebunnies 6 дней назад
@@swagrobloxgamer1531 Yeah, that was nonsense. That family tree is one of the dumbest pieces of propaganda I've ever seen.
@Tykewarrior
@Tykewarrior 5 дней назад
Tenant - what a prick.
@lizzshields901
@lizzshields901 2 дня назад
O whos bitter now???
@georgielancaster1356
@georgielancaster1356 День назад
He is, in fact, a really nice chap. You must be carrying a truck full of baggage to feel so twisted over a stranger. Can't even spell his name and yet you think you know him well enough to insult him?
@bmofano
@bmofano 8 дней назад
sack the second narrator
@willevans429
@willevans429 7 дней назад
why?
@sammic7492
@sammic7492 9 дней назад
Why does the narrator have a silly voice when talking about Boris Johnson? Seriously grow up.
@ianhalsall-fox
@ianhalsall-fox 9 дней назад
Because he's talking about Boris Johnson, the second worst prime minister in the last 5 years!
@sammic7492
@sammic7492 8 дней назад
@@ianhalsall-fox How childish and petty, seriously it's pathetic.
@skate103
@skate103 8 дней назад
Dude take your meds!😂😂😂
@willowwookie9614
@willowwookie9614 8 дней назад
Josh widdicombe has never been funny ever
@emmiexrose
@emmiexrose 8 дней назад
Seriously? I think he’s hilarious, genuinely have never come across anyone who doesn’t find him funny! This isn’t me being shady/rude btw I’m autistic so I struggle a lot with trying to convert tone/pitch into written text and no matter how hard I try it always comes across/reads like I was intending on being a total bitch when I’m trying so hard to be the opposite but as someone who loves dark comedy and sarcasm its like a nightmare trying to convert that into tone/pitch in writing😅 Who are some of your favorite funny people? I love discovering new comedians or rediscovering people id forgotten about, personal favorites are Ed Byrne, Hugh Dennis, Katherine Ryan, Joe Lycett and I literally adore Aisling Bea & Sean Lock (rest in peace legend; nothing will ever make me laugh like The Tiger That Went For A Pint🥺✨)
@vaya-dragon1998
@vaya-dragon1998 8 дней назад
He’s in Epic Tails, that’s a good movie
@corvus1374
@corvus1374 8 дней назад
We're all descended from Adam and Eve,
@matoatlantis
@matoatlantis 8 дней назад
Riight. So after Adam and Eve had children they had sex with their kids, and then some .. Yeah.. Not to mention the gene pool would be rather thin ...
@seanrohan5829
@seanrohan5829 8 дней назад
😂😂😂😂😂😂 So Eve had sex with her 2 sons? Fairytale nonsense
@Trix897
@Trix897 8 дней назад
ROFL! No.
@willevans429
@willevans429 7 дней назад
@@Trix897 I dont adam and eve it at all, as Danny Dyer would say lololool
@JesusH.Tap-Dancingchrist7328
@JesusH.Tap-Dancingchrist7328 9 дней назад
Wtf are they crying about? It's not like they ever met and knew these so-called relatives
@queenoftrashmountain6174
@queenoftrashmountain6174 8 дней назад
Empathy.
@seanrohan5829
@seanrohan5829 8 дней назад
They are actors, this is a gig for them
@sneakypenguin2861
@sneakypenguin2861 8 дней назад
They're not "so-called" relatives, these are their ancestors. It's perfectly normal to have an emotional reaction or connection to someone in your family history. My dad cried when he found out his 2 x great uncle had suffered shell shock when his war horse was shot out from underneath him; I was deeply affected by my 2 x great grandmother's last months that were spent in a sick asylum. As someone else mentioned, it's basic human empathy.
@sneakypenguin2861
@sneakypenguin2861 8 дней назад
​@@seanrohan5829i mean not all of them are actors though, you've got chefs, politicians, broadcasters, the list goes on.
@kristienp
@kristienp 7 дней назад
🧌
@EyeofHorus33
@EyeofHorus33 8 дней назад
Sorry but, are these crying celebs crying because they've just found out people die..? It's rather pathetic.
@willevans429
@willevans429 7 дней назад
I dont think Patrick Stewart or Stephen Fry were pathetic, this was close for both of them
@davemedhurst6220
@davemedhurst6220 8 дней назад
Most of the celebrities are of Jewish origin. Not British. Shows who runs the country now doesnt it.
@willevans429
@willevans429 7 дней назад
who are the British then?
@obi-ron
@obi-ron 4 дня назад
If you claim to be British then, like me, you're probably a mix of Celts and French, Viking and Saxon with possibly a bit of Italian and Lybian thrown in from the days of the Roman occupation. The BRITISH people are not one thing or another, they're most things mixed together and always have been. It's interesting to find out about the people you are descendants of, but it very rarely changes who you are.
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