You Tube Videos on Ulster, Northern Ireland: I have watched all of these and they are all useful.

Maine State Library: Tracing Irish ancestors: an introduction

Maine State Library: Scots Irish (Title given by presenter)

Irish Genealogy: Genealogy TV with Connie

Irish Resource List: Genealogy TV with Connie, Pam Hollands’s links

Beginning Research in Ireland - James Tanner

PRONI: Plantation Families: part 1 (2013)

PRONI - Plantation Families Part 2 (2013)

PRONI | Researching farming ancestors in PRONI

PRONI | Key Sources for Genealogy - Title Deeds and the PRONI Land Registry Archive

Using

Survey Maps

PRONI | "Sheep stealers from the north of England” – the Riding Clans in Ulster

PRONI | Researching Presbyterians in Ireland

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAQbKdz_ezU&t=1s Life of Robert Stewart, Lord Castlereagh (father was Lord Londonderry)

PRONI | Key Sources for Genealogy The Tithe System & Tithe Applotment Books

Researching Scots-Irish Ancestors (Allen County Public Library)

The Londonderry Plantation from 1641 until the 19th Century - Professor James Stevens Curl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqStacdndBI&t=18s

Comber - The Ards Peninsula: An Ulster-Scots Heartland

Newtownards - The Ards Peninsula: An Ulster-Scots Heartland

Ulster Surnames with author Robert Bell

It can be confusing when Irish Gaelic names change into English. This also occurs with place names.

Gwynn Genealogy