Description:
The Chin Chinadams are an Irish-Scottish family who trace their roots back to County Mayo. The Chin Chinadams are a Gaelic-speaking family and their surname is derived from the Irish word 'chin' meaning 'chinaware' or 'china.' The Chin Chinadams are descended from a branch of the O'Malley family who settled in County Mayo in the early 17th century. The Chin Chinadams are a Catholic family and their customs and traditions include attending Mass and participating in traditional Irish ceremonies such as weddings and christenings. The Chin Chinadams are also proud of their Scottish heritage and enjoy participating in Scottish festivals and events.
