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Offaly (Kings) / Re: Stones families of Fearboy, 1847 - 1901
« on: Monday 04 March 19 20:01 GMT (UK) »
Do you know who Patrick stones mother was, his father was John, was his mother Mary Anne ginnivun?
And did you know that the stones came to Ireland as a solider in cromwells army, and he married an Irish women she birthed 3 sons to him. And every stones and stone family in Ireland and came out of Ireland come from the soldier. Some stones took the s off the name through fall outs with their own family's. And some through census officials being lazy and not putting the s at the end.
The stones name is a land mark name, it came out of Cornwall where the stones held a family seat. When names were given out people got their names from either their job or land marks or the region where they lived. The stones clan were given their name because they lived by some neolithic stones that were sticking out of the ground.
The stones thought against the vikings and that saying if you can't beat them join them it's not that it's breed with them. 10 stones men married 10 viking women in between 1072 to 1190 the viking women had their four father names attached to them. Because in them days as a man you needed to know who you were breeding with back 4 generations. Hence the saying our four fathers, the viking women 4 times great grandfather was harald hardrarder. I did my dna I am 70.1% Irish scotch Welsh 22.1%. English 5.9% Norwegian viking. Which when I found this out I really wanted to know where the viking came from. My ancient dna is more in the viking kingdoms and England.
And did you know that the stones came to Ireland as a solider in cromwells army, and he married an Irish women she birthed 3 sons to him. And every stones and stone family in Ireland and came out of Ireland come from the soldier. Some stones took the s off the name through fall outs with their own family's. And some through census officials being lazy and not putting the s at the end.
The stones name is a land mark name, it came out of Cornwall where the stones held a family seat. When names were given out people got their names from either their job or land marks or the region where they lived. The stones clan were given their name because they lived by some neolithic stones that were sticking out of the ground.
The stones thought against the vikings and that saying if you can't beat them join them it's not that it's breed with them. 10 stones men married 10 viking women in between 1072 to 1190 the viking women had their four father names attached to them. Because in them days as a man you needed to know who you were breeding with back 4 generations. Hence the saying our four fathers, the viking women 4 times great grandfather was harald hardrarder. I did my dna I am 70.1% Irish scotch Welsh 22.1%. English 5.9% Norwegian viking. Which when I found this out I really wanted to know where the viking came from. My ancient dna is more in the viking kingdoms and England.