slimjim119
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Italian,German,and Irish.
what's your heritage?
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Pacific_Loner
Pirate from the North Pole
As most people in America, a melting pot between native American and European descendance, mostly French, English, Spanish, Irish and Swedish in my case (someone of my family once did research on our genealogy that was very interesting 
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The Observer
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Origin Unknown. but apparently manifesting as an Irishman in this lifetime
chibiXphantom
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german on my mom's side.
i dont know who my dad is though, so that side is a mystery
i dont know who my dad is though, so that side is a mystery
What
Dutch people can have light skin too you know. I mean most of them do. And what is THAT suppose to mean -_-, are you saying Dutch people have large feet?
Dutch people can have light skin too you know. I mean most of them do. And what is THAT suppose to mean -_-, are you saying Dutch people have large feet?
grammarsweet
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Filipino-American :question:
deleteduser50890
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African-American.
onehandclapping
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its mainly people that were born and lived in england, some up north, some down south. 1 quarter of my background is unknown,possibly mediterranean.
I can trace part of my heritage right back to around 1600. parts I can't trace due to adoption in my family history. i'm incredibly curious about the side that is unknown though. its been something i've wanted to know for most of my life but has proven impossible to find out so far.
if names are anything to go by, then I can say I have bloodlines in old english, french, germanic and celtic origins .I looked up some of the names in the tree to find where the names originated from as some were a little obscure. the weird thing is though that they were all born, wedded and died in england and so were their parents irrc.
I can trace part of my heritage right back to around 1600. parts I can't trace due to adoption in my family history. i'm incredibly curious about the side that is unknown though. its been something i've wanted to know for most of my life but has proven impossible to find out so far.
if names are anything to go by, then I can say I have bloodlines in old english, french, germanic and celtic origins .I looked up some of the names in the tree to find where the names originated from as some were a little obscure. the weird thing is though that they were all born, wedded and died in england and so were their parents irrc.
Sourgirl
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tudo bem???
