New World Citizens - How Well Do You Know Your Ancestry...???

[gioua]

I honestly don't know what we are.. other then a bit of Irish.. cant be too impressive my Dad has been using Ancestry web page for about 6 years now and has been sending us facts here and again,.. nothing really interesting stuff like he found out where a relative went to school.

 

[clownfreak9000]

My dads side came. with vikings from there there's my ggggggg great grandma who got her head cut off for spitting on the queens shoe and refusing to apologize. ( Why I'm so thick headed<) comong down from my mothers apache indians and african slave .

 

[MojoRison]

Fo' rizzle?

that's pretty cool.

No jest here, my family's bloodline has some note worthy characters in it and has been associated with some of the world's history...

 

[cannabineer]

That's got to be Austria.
Home of Joseph Fritzell and Hitler.

Origin maybe. We trolled those damn Northerners but good ... got them to give our moral outcast a home, from where he took a real German and made him his Pinky <cough> I mean Brownie.

 

[Singlemalt]

Dad's side: Grandpa Sicilian, Grandma Calabrese came over here 1919
Mom's side: English, Scots, French, German....typical Euro mutt been here since early 1800's

The family went on a grand Euro tour when I was 12 ....English food is absolute shit, rather eat cat food

 

[mudminer]

People from North, Central, South America, Australia or New Zealand

How well do you know your ancestry...?

Do you know who was the first of your ancestors to arrive in America/Canada/Australia...?

When did they arrive?
Where did they arrive from?

Maybe you know of several ancestors who arrived at different times from different countries of origin?

I'd be interested to hear a few examples.

Cheers

Been told Im a long lost descendent of Queen Boudicca. Impossible to verify of course. First "New World" ancestor (name omitted. still go by it.) landed in Virginia from England in 1620 aboard a ship named The William and Mary. The fellow went on to be a founding father of a few towns in Massachusettes. Later had folks come west from Virginia carving out the Cumberland Trail into the Kain-tuck-ee territory with Daniel Boone. Pretty dull after that.

 

[mysunnyboy]

my great grandfather was a moonshiner who shot a man over it so i guess i do carry on a family tradition

 

[Unclebaldrick]

.... and then one day, these Angles encountered a group of people called the Saxons. Later, they encountered some Huns. They liked these Huns after coming to an understanding.

 

[eye exaggerate]

I do not know.

Yes, that is true. (*)

 

[Winter Woman]

English and French with some American Indian thrown in on both sides.

 

[dannyboy602]

English and French with some American Indian thrown in on both sides.

you mean back and front or top and bottom?

 

[mysunnyboy]

 

[cannabineer]

threadjaaack

 

[sunni]

fathers side - scottish/french, my great great grandpa or something like that married a woman from quebec and he change his last name to her's because he didnt want his kids made fun of for being immigrants

mothers side- all italian from Calabria italy, grandparents moved here illegally during the end of ww2, they were literally wops, moved here worked and had children

thats about all i know would love to do like ancestry or something on both sides

 

[srh88]

 

[mysunnyboy]

 

[haulinbass]

Im a decendant of Alexander MacKenzie, then mix in some haida and cree.

 

[Singlemalt]

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