what is your ancestry? (house, camps, ethnicity)

[BergenCountyJohnny]

I'm Armenian, 100%. Probably the only one on this thread, lol.

[ckhthankgod]

Originally Posted by BergenCountyJohnny

I'm Armenian, 100%. Probably the only one on this thread, lol.

You're probably right and you will find most Armenians in California(by far and quite a few in the LA and Fresno areas), Massachusetts, NJ, Michigan, Illinois and NY. There are some in major cities in a few other states too. A very interesting history: Armenian American - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

By the way, does your last name end in -ian?

[Lycanmaster]

Viet refugee from Saigon.

[EnjoyTheSilence]

37.5% English
25% Italian
25% Scottish
12.5% Danish

[BPerone201]

Italian on my dads (Sicilian), Irish on my moms.

Look at my name BPerone201. Most of my school years I was known as Brian PepPERONI or B-Roni
I look more Italian than anything.

[Count David]

Originally Posted by BPerone201

Look at my name BPerone201. Most of my school years I was known as Brian PepPERONI or B-Roni
I look more Italian than anything.

It could be worse. I once knew a girl named Pepper, and she dated a guy whose last name was Oney. True story.

Thankfully, it didn't work out.

[WVMountainMan]

German/Cherokee

[sleepy eyes 1979]

Is it expensive to trace your ancestory? African until further notice.

[Western87]

50% Guatemalan, 50% salvadorian
my cousin once found out that my dad's family's ancestors came from the basque region of spain but dont know about my moms side. Anyone know where the name montalvo comes from maybe that might help

[grmasterb]

American. No, not Native American. The people who gave me my surname were here before the Revolution. So, I don't really see myself as a hyphenated American, nor am I an immigrant.