If your multi ethnic. (house, places, name, women)

[Steel Man]

Originally Posted by CelticLady1

Just a curiosity question. Anyone here care to share their bloodlines; where your ancestors came from? I'm your garden variety mutt. Mostly Irish, English, Scottish, and Welsh. A bit of German. And, to top it off, one of my great-grandmothers was Seminole, (no, not a "princess". Native Americans didn't have royalty, in the sense that most of us understand, i.e. European.

Actually I have a few other bloodlines, but I'm still researching them. (Genealogy is one of my other hobbies, that I forgot to mention on another thread.) I like history, and our family lines are part of that, whether we have anyone famous or not.

Irish, German, English, Scotch, Dutch, and French. I completed our family tree with mother's side going back to 1500's in England. However, my father's side only goes back to mid 1800's when my great-great-grandfather came from Ireland to Fox Lake, Wisconsin. I also started a family newsletter that helped gather information and preserve family history.

[whitney]

How many others out there are into genealogy? I have always enjoyed history and when I am "digging" into the past it really makes you wonder exactly what these people were doing, how our own lives are shaped by the decisions they made....

[RAINBOWWAVES]

My fathers side is all sicilian...easy...my mothers father was all German...with possible Jewish..My mothers mother was English/Irish/Dutch/French...LOL...but....i was raised by my father and his parents and sister so i was raised strictly Italian thru and thru.

[CelticLady1]

Someone mentioned on another thread something to effect, that perhaps Arkansas Traveler had a bit too much of his own moonshine. After having seen a number of his recent posts, I have to admit, I'm starting to wonder. Sorry, AT, but I can't make heads or tails out of anything you said. Of course, perhaps that's just as well...

[mystree]

Count of the Kings court of the Kings of Denmark. So now I get to ride the Valkyrie RumpStun about the City and County of the LuLu da Hono..

Danish royalty...riding a motorcyle around Honolulu

[MoMark]

Originally Posted by CelticLady1

Someone mentioned on another thread something to effect, that perhaps Arkansas Traveler had a bit too much of his own moonshine. After having seen a number of his recent posts, I have to admit, I'm starting to wonder. Sorry, AT, but I can't make heads or tails out of anything you said. Of course, perhaps that's just as well...

"We can't they fly into trees for rocks and , um, alot it goes down to upward dots"

Don't worry CelticLady, I don't understand what I wrote either, but ArkansasTraveler will find meaning in it I bet

[Marks]

Originally Posted by MoMark

Don't worry CelticLady, I don't understand what I wrote either, but ArkansasTraveler will find meaning in it I bet

MoMark, LOL I tell you there is one like this on every forum or list or what have you cracks me up LOL

[StampinTami]

Originally Posted by CelticLady1

Just a curiosity question. Anyone here care to share their bloodlines; where your ancestors came from? I'm your garden variety mutt. Mostly Irish, English, Scottish, and Welsh. A bit of German. And, to top it off, one of my great-grandmothers was Seminole, (no, not a "princess". Native Americans didn't have royalty, in the sense that most of us understand, i.e. European.

I am 25% Dutch and then a mix of German, English, small amount of American Indian and who knows what else! I think that genealogy is very interesting but I have no idea where to start. My grandfather and uncle are really into it and my gfather tried to get me started. We worked on it for a few hours and got no where really and I don't see him often enough to get a good start.

[Nea1]

1/2 Irish and 1/2 German, both familis came over and managed to marry other Irish and Germans, whom had just come over as well go figure!!!

[Steel Man]

Originally Posted by gregsbabe1

1/2 Irish and 1/2 German, both families came over and managed to marry other Irish and Germans, whom had just come over as well go figure!!!

Hmmm...so, if a person is 1/2 Irish and marries another person who is 1/2 Irish, then the baby would be full Irish!