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Regradless of your current nationality, what are your earliest known roots? Use the flags. (based on Pape's post in the illegal immigrant thread)
Here is me, from greatest proportion to least;
Here is me, from greatest proportion to least;
and either
or
my mom said 'bohemian' which I suppose could be either or.
Not that it matters really. Though I do like saurkraut, my mother makes it like her mother did and so on I suppose.
Mine: 
My Wife's:
Therefore my kid's:
My Wife's:
Therefore my kid's:
(mostly) 
Oh so many to pick from but the ones that I know that are on the flag list.
and several that are not on the flag list that is available
Which makes me
and several that are not on the flag list that is availableWhich makes me
But who knows? Perhaps there is a bit of:
In my blood.
My ethnic Background:
Girlfriends Background:
Girlfriends Background:
mine
wife
wife
my background: 
my wifes:
my wifes:
vast majority Mainly with some and a bit of .
There might be a bit of or .
with some and a bit of .There might be a bit of
or .To a very large part 
with a little bit of 
and a very tiny bit of .
Quid
with a little bit of and a very tiny bit of .Quid
Great-grandmother great-grandad Grandad Grandma Grandad grandma Mum DadThen 1 of my Grandkids has 1/4
2 more are 1/4 
and Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Don't shoot me
That accounts for 3 generations back, further on then that I have no idea and don't care much.
By far mostly:
With a touch of: and
Last names would be fun too I guess: Köberle
With a touch of:
and Last names would be fun too I guess: Köberle
This is not too easy to answer: I'm guessing from most people's answers that they are counting where an ancestor is born, rather than real ethnicity. On that basis then, given that my direct line goes back over seven hundred years, here's a potted history, going back in time, male first column: 
(Me, my wife)
(Irish mother born in Liverpool, capital of Ireland )
(Born in the States, considered Irish)
(Born in France, but considered Irish)
"
"
... Before 1758, when we abandoned Ireland for safety in France, mainly with the odd useful marriage to and one around 1380.
(Me, my wife) (Irish mother born in Liverpool, capital of Ireland ) (Born in the States, considered Irish) (Born in France, but considered Irish) " "... Before 1758, when we abandoned Ireland for safety in France, mainly
with the odd useful marriage to and one around 1380.Mother's side -
Father's side -
The question reflecting all of this is: 'How the hell did all those people end up in the same place?'
Also, my national feeling is not particularly strong, with so many natonalities around in my family tree.
Father's side -
The question reflecting all of this is: 'How the hell did all those people end up in the same place?'
Also, my national feeling is not particularly strong, with so many natonalities around in my family tree.
The clue was in the name...
Within the last few generations: 
(both Flanders and Wallonia)
My mother's family can be traced back to 16th century Westphalia, Germany
My father's surname apparently is ultimately derived from Norway
(both Flanders and Wallonia)My mother's family can be traced back to 16th century Westphalia, Germany
My father's surname apparently is ultimately derived from Norway
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Mostly , and a little bit of 
, and a little bit of mostly
and a chunk of
:cornish:
and a little
and a bit
and a chunk of
:cornish:
and a little
and a bit
Half this :
half
And a little bit of
which makes me :
half
And a little bit of
which makes me :
I've heard about
blood on my mothers side and both my parents surnames comes from though.
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