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    Hmmm,

    I'd thought the Scot Norse connections came from the Viking raids on the Isles and resulting intermarriages...?

    Ron
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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
    Hmmm,

    I'd thought the Scot Norse connections came from the Viking raids on the Isles and resulting intermarriages...?

    Ron
    Yepp, many a connection lies there. Later came political/military connections...

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    Scots-Norse...

    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
    Hmmm,

    I'd thought the Scot Norse connections came from the Viking raids on the Isles and resulting intermarriages...?

    Ron
    Some did, Ron. But that's not all. World War Two played a major role in it, as many nations occupied by the Nazis used the UK for exile, including Norway.

    The famous galloglas warriors of the Western Isles that fought in Ireland had some Nordic blood for sure.

    T.

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