Where did your ancestors come fom?

[Combat Ingrid]

Father's side - northern Sweden
Mother's side - northern Sweden

[Dinner]

Originally posted by MarkG
greece and greece

He forgot to mention the Turkish half of his family.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Combat Ingrid
Father's side - northern Sweden
Mother's side - northern Sweden

There simply must be some evil Finland in there some where.

[Frankychan]

Japan-Hiroshima and Kumamoto prefecture (50 percent)
China
Hawaii-indigenous, baby.
Germany
Spain
England

[Saras]

Originally posted by Oerdin

Still better then a Baltic though.

You wish

[Dis]

I believe some of my ancestors come from single celled organisms. at leasts thats what the scientists say.

[Adagio]

From what I know about my ancestors I'm 15/16 dane and 1/16 polish

[C0ckney]

all english, except for one grandparent from wales.

[Bereta_Eder]

my family tree goes something like this.
we start at the centre

athens and piraeus

then we move apart a little bit and we have
zakynthos, aigina, peloponese, and athens again


then deep into the past the trails stop at zakynthos, peloponese, aigina and constantinople. my great grandfather escaped constantinople before 1920 sensing the troubles that would befall the greek people there but he also was a bit of a rolling stone and under persecution there too, for forgery. my mother went there and saw her grandfather's house. it is still there. a turkish grandfather lives there now. when she told him she was from greece the old turk teared up and said in the past all those were greek. maybe he even knew my great grandfather

[Pekka]

Finland as long as it can be tracked back.

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Oerdin
He forgot to mention the Turkish half of his family.

Don't forget the Slavs and Albanians and Vlachs and Gypsies.

[Combat Ingrid]

Originally posted by Oerdin
There simply must be some evil Finland in there some where.

Evil for sure. Finland... possibly, but not the last 4-5 generations. My family tree seemed so boring I gave up researching it before I even started

[Bereta_Eder]

then if you go even further from my maternal grandmother side even before that small village in peloponese then you come shoulder with shoulder with italy for a bit (based on last name). but then again there's got to be a connection with crete somehow too, again judging from last name but no family memories of it.

[Kontiki]

Predominantly Russian and Czech, with some Norwegian mixed in. Couldn't tell you the precise ratios, though.

[our_man]

100% Irish AFAIK.