What are you?!

user2

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I'm 3/8 East German, 3/8 West German and 2/8 Polish (is that the right word for being from Poland?)
 

rouquinne

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my mother is from Ireland, though her mother was from Scotland.

my father was born in Slovakia, but his family has Hungarian and Ukrainian in it too.
 

mac_obsession

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Originally Posted by Juneplum
100% JAMAICAN!!!! ( tho my grandfather on my mom's side is Scottish)

Please tell me you like dancehall!!
 

GoldieLox

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Im mostly dutch from my dads side, but also american indian. his grandpa was like a chief or something although my dad is butt white. haha.

and from my moms side i am mostly irish with german, welsh, and i think maybe a little french mixed in.
 

Alison

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Half German, the other half is Scottish, French Canadian, and a little English thrown in for good measure.
 

joytheobscure

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All American... Jamestown and Prerevolutionary war, origins in England mainly oh and Very Southern and I'm part Native American Choctaw Tribal Member.
 

mspixieears

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British born, currently residing in Australia with very mixed origins.

Mum is Filipino & Spanish, born in Philippines. Dad is pure Indian (Asian Indian) but born in Guyana, which used to be ruled by the British. He says there may be some African blood, but very little.

Mess, mess, mess...
 

orodwen

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Re: What is your ethnic background?

this is what i know for sure:
german, irish, cherokee, english, welsh, french, scots & IF my researching from some yrs ago is accurate, i am one of the 100,000 or so living at this time who has descended from constantine (emporer, not that i'm proud of this but it is interesting to note) and pretty much all of the royalty that covered europe as well as signers of the magna carta. small world, eh? i'd love to find out more about my fathers german/english side as well as the cherokee from my mother's side that seemed to have left the blanket at different times, pending on what branch of the family they came from.

i think one thing that stays w/ me when i have viewed various segments of my genealogical history is that parts of my ancestry was trying to destroy another part but somewhere along the way, two cultures/ethnicities blended to create a generation of entirely new people and this repeats itself over and over. so many of us "mutts" are like this.
 

Luthien

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1/2 Euro Mutt (my Mom's side - English and Scottish), 1/2 Puerto Rican (my Dad came over to the mainland when he was 22).
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