Whats your ethnicity?
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Ok I ll follow the OP original idea...
some % french
some % Greek
some % native american
rest of the % who the knows? so basically = white, although my stomache would beg to differ lol.
I was adopted so I only know what my mom was (as it was on record with my papers).. dad is unknown. I am the one on the right.
In the corner is the hybrid (you can see its face barley) =]
some % french
some % Greek
some % native american
rest of the % who the knows? so basically = white, although my stomache would beg to differ lol.
I was adopted so I only know what my mom was (as it was on record with my papers).. dad is unknown. I am the one on the right.
In the corner is the hybrid (you can see its face barley) =]
fathers family hails from England-our lineage is traced back to the 1200's thanks to a great aunt who spent a good chunk of her life tracing geneology.
don't know much about my birthmother-i know her father was Blackfoot indian-we called him Papaw Sootbean, -that side of the family traveled by covered wagon from Missouri in the late 1700's and settled in the Kentucky hills.
Im not really a redhead lol.. actually its dark brown-but ive colored it red for the last 15 yrs and people believe its real..
don't know much about my birthmother-i know her father was Blackfoot indian-we called him Papaw Sootbean, -that side of the family traveled by covered wagon from Missouri in the late 1700's and settled in the Kentucky hills.
Im not really a redhead lol.. actually its dark brown-but ive colored it red for the last 15 yrs and people believe its real..
on my mothers side pure german last name cressman origionated from the black forest area
on my dad's side pure irish, been able to trace my heritage a wee bit back to when the clan shipped over to scottland to help the scotts fight the british
The term "Scotch-Irish" has led to confusion even among descendants of the Scotch-Irish themselves: some taking it to mean a mixture of Scottish and Irish ethnicities, and others thinking it refers to Irish immigrants to Scotland. The term is also misleading because some of the Scotch-Irish had little or no Scottish ancestry at all,-taken from this page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotch-Irish_American
just to emphasize how I can have the last name scott but not be scottish
on my dad's side pure irish, been able to trace my heritage a wee bit back to when the clan shipped over to scottland to help the scotts fight the british
The term "Scotch-Irish" has led to confusion even among descendants of the Scotch-Irish themselves: some taking it to mean a mixture of Scottish and Irish ethnicities, and others thinking it refers to Irish immigrants to Scotland. The term is also misleading because some of the Scotch-Irish had little or no Scottish ancestry at all,-taken from this page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotch-Irish_American
just to emphasize how I can have the last name scott but not be scottish
chefjamesscott;3880410; said:
I'm 50/50 Scottish and German
Here in the Philippines I'm known as the "Worlds Tallest Filipino"
