What is your ancestry?

[Dug]

half Mexican and half some flavor of white. Maybe Irish

[Jayburner]

my Dad's side is many generations of Newfoundlander's...Mom's side was all born in Scotland.

[Pattiecakes]

Various European countries with Poland and Ireland mentioned most but my family has lived in Canada for enough generations that I would say my ancestry is Canadian.

[igualitarist]

Italian (mother side), portuguese (father side) and maybe a few others

[Techno-Druid]

Mostly Italian, Jamaican, German, Irish and Scottish

[Tuor]

I'm around 83% portuguese, and the rest is galician, and judging by my name, galician with a lionese ancestry. Judging by my haircolour, most likely one of my ancestors was raped by a freaking normand... Ahhhhh, freaking normands, they can't keep their balls inside their pants.

Also being portuguese means i most likely have these mixed blood:
- Iberian (pre roman people)
- Celtic (pre roman)
- Greek
- Roman
- Visigoth and Sueb
- Moorish

[Forgettable]

Well I know for certain as far back as my grandparents, which would make me 100% German. But I'm fairly positive at least one (possible more) of my great grandparents were Polish.

So maybe 90% German, 10% Polish?

[Zoibert the Bear]

Basque (40)/French (20)/Spaniard (40) here. If we break that down, it would probably end up being some kind of...

- Celtic
- Visigoth
- Moor (Probably low chance as I haven't been able to trace an ancestor yet)
- Roman
- Indoeuropean (Iberian)

...amalgamation.

[Puupi]

Basque (40)/French (20)/Spaniard (40) here.

You got wine running in your veins.

[Zoibert the Bear]

You got wine running in your veins.

I piss wine and sweat cider.

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a mix of Spanish and whatever south american tribe they decided to rape that day

As funny as you might find this fact, most of the Spaniards that mixed with the locals of South and Central America actually settled there, rather than going on a raping rampage as the English tried to popularize at the time. Because of war and hate basically.

Along with that is the fact that Hernán Cortés only took around 500 men to the Americas on his incursion if the guy did conquer half a continent with just 500 men, he was a fucking master at warfare. It was actually a larger group of mesoamerican tribes that dethroned their brutal Inca overlords all by themselves. The Spanish merely took advantage of the situation.

[Dopplegager]

The furthest I can trace a line back is to Lady Godiva and a few generations after that so well over 1000 years which is pretty cool. I'm almost entirely English but I want to look into it more in depth. Super interesting to me.

[Puupi]

As funny as you might find this fact, most of the Spaniards that mixed with the locals of South and Central America actually settled there, rather than going on a raping rampage as the English tried to popularize at the time. Because of war and hate basically.

Along with that is the fact that Hernán Cortés only took around 500 men to the Americas on his incursion if the guy did conquer half a continent with just 500 men, he was a fucking master at warfare. It was actually a larger group of mesoamerican tribes that dethroned their brutal Inca overlords all by themselves. The Spanish merely took advantage of the situation.

Yeah the Spaniards were all angels. They just committed by far the biggest genocide in the history of mankind.

[Molis]

Irish and some kind of Scandinavian mutt.

[zealo]

The furthest I can trace a line back is to Lady Godiva and a few generations after that so well over 1000 years which is pretty cool. I'm almost entirely English but I want to look into it more in depth. Super interesting to me.

Once you start going that far back, it all kind of starts to blend together more than you might suspect, sadly. All of Europe can trace heritage back to royalty from the earlier part of the middle ages in some manner.

[MWebb88]

Austrian, French, and Irish.

Though my Irish family can be traced all the way back to the Normans. So, I guess it should be "More Irish than the Irish."

Are your Irish roots attached to the Fitzgerald family, by any chance?

[Zoibert the Bear]

Yeah the Spaniards were all angels. They just committed by far the biggest genocide in the history of mankind.

They were all good lads. Just trying to educate the locals, nothing wrong with that.

[MWebb88]

My Dad is heavily into Genealogy and nearly all my ancestry are White and British but when my dad did a DNA test he found out that he was 30 percent Scandinavian which was surprising.

So Iam English, British with a Scottish Grandfather, English Grandmother, Welsh Grandfather and a NI Grandmother.

Its not actually that surprising when you consider how many areas in the UK and Ireland were invaded by Vikings. I will say that I had the same reaction when I saw that I had approx 26% of my DNA as Scandinavian, too, though. The Vikings that stayed in the UK and Ireland eventually blended in with the locals.

[Raetary]

serb.

and no idea if there is anything else.
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A man without a history is a man without a future.

your forge your own history.

[3DTyrant]

I honestly don't know, I'm pretty sure my dad delves into family history and may possibly, but I don't know if he goes in that deep, I think he just looks at the tree as far back as he can.

[Rooflesstoofless]

I'm Spanish/Moorish and English with a little bit of Native American fuckery at some point in the past.

My wife is Polish and Russian Jewish heritage.

Our kids have blonde hair and blue eyes and look like something off a Third Reich poster.