What is everyone's heritage?

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  • missbp
    missbp Posts: 601 Member
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    100% Texan.

    Love that! I answered American of Irish decent, but after reading this, I wish I put 100% NYer.
    MB
  • michael1976_ca
    michael1976_ca Posts: 3,488 Member
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    canadian 100% but my grandpa side is norway my grandma side is swedish
  • spud_chick
    spud_chick Posts: 2,639 Member
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    100% Texan.

    Love that! I answered American of Irish decent, but after reading this, I wish I put 100% NYer.
    MB

    Not just that, but he's from Plain Old Texas :)
  • fitfreakymom
    fitfreakymom Posts: 1,400 Member
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    Hines 57
  • astartig
    astartig Posts: 549 Member
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    Danish, Norwegian, German, Italian/Swiss, Finnish, Irish, tad of cherokee.
  • LB30
    LB30 Posts: 109 Member
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    100% American, by way of great/grandparents from Wales (early 1900's- grandfather), Ireland (very late 1800's- great grandparents), Germany (late 1800's-great-grandparents) and England (early 1600's--very soon after the Mayflower- several greats-grandparents). Total mutt. But I identify most with my Welsh/Irish heritage. Apparently a Celt at heart. :)
  • Spookie02
    Spookie02 Posts: 14
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    2nd generation Canadian
    1/2 Polish
    The other 1/2 is a mix of German, Irish, English, Finnish
  • lifesigns64
    lifesigns64 Posts: 110
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    100% Sicilian
  • organic0gf
    organic0gf Posts: 87 Member
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    They closed down the "Canadian" thread. It's hard to believe some of the hateful posts there.

    This question, in the real world, is taboo and could get a person reprimanded or even fired in a place of employment.

    That said... Swedish, Norwegian, German, English, and Okie (Okie covers just about all the rest with several Native American tribes mixed in).
  • Nouurann
    Nouurann Posts: 183 Member
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    100% Egyptian, moved to America young, though.
  • mamacremers
    mamacremers Posts: 183 Member
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    50% Polish, 25% German and 25% I have no idea. My dad never cared to ask his dad, but I'm told there is English (UK), and Norwegian in there; maybe some native American (dad's guess) but I have no idea what kind.
  • lmanes1
    lmanes1 Posts: 64 Member
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    On my mom's side: German and Irish immigrated in the 1800's, British immigrated in the 1600's.
    On my Dad's side: German and Danish in the 1800's, British in the 1600's.

    Born in Indiana and moved to Georgia when I was six. I consider myself a southerner with midwestern parents.
  • Carol_Magee
    Carol_Magee Posts: 69 Member
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    I'm Irish, Scottish and English ancestry - born in Canada. I think people that live in North America are curious about their heritage because their family history is, very often, unknown. Hundreds of years ago, most people were born, lived and died in the same area. Now we move around the world with shallow roots and we need to know that we do have deeper roots someplace.
  • BigRhino81
    BigRhino81 Posts: 8 Member
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    25% Czech 75% Mexican decent
  • JohnMatrix
    JohnMatrix Posts: 59
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    100% Sicilian.
  • raj186
    raj186 Posts: 13 Member
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    Indian/Pakistani
  • Kguide
    Kguide Posts: 36 Member
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    Irish, Italian and Syrian.
  • MorganBunny
    MorganBunny Posts: 9
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    Mainly Cherokee,Norwegian,Creole. ^-^
  • husker_gal
    husker_gal Posts: 462 Member
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    100% Czech
  • tacticalhippie
    tacticalhippie Posts: 596 Member
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    Mom's side : French Canadian. I have my Indian Status Card.

    Dad: One grandparent Irish (first generation Canadian), the other Scotts/Irish

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