How far back have you traced your ancestry? - Page 3 - Stormfront
04-10-2012, 10:46 PM #21
My family is traced back to before the norman conquest in engalnd.
04-19-2012, 08:58 PM #22
To the colour of my white skin.
lets not muddy the waters.and have separation between white people.through ancestry algosaxon celts catholic and protestant brown eyes blue eyes black hair blonde hair and all this division nonesence.
Let us be One white people.united against our common enemies.
04-19-2012, 11:05 PM #23
Someone in my family (father's side) died in 1630's New England. My father's name is common in Southern England so we are probably Saxons. My mother's side is German. Someone immigrated in 1848. They were in the Sooner land race in Oklahoma shortly thereafter. Someone on my father's side was a Colonel in the Union Army. Aaron Burr was on my father's side. He didn't like big banks either so it may be genetic.
04-20-2012, 12:02 AM #24
Pretty far in fact.
Both my mother and father's side are German - came from Saxony and settled before the Normans.
04-20-2012, 12:58 AM #25
Why would you not be worried you wouldn't be "accepted" as much?
Italian-Sicilians are White.
ALL EUROPEANS ARE WHITE.
I'm of German, Irish and tiny bit of French ancestry.
04-20-2012, 07:00 AM #26
Yes, and anyway, even if you trace your family name back over a thousand years, you need to have a DNA test to be sure you are 100% what you think you are.
I know my surname is of Anglo-Saxon origin, but I'm pretty sure there are Celts in my ancestry too - maybe not all British or even North European, and I don't really care. I'm White, I know that.
04-24-2012, 09:04 AM #27
I haven't but am not too worried - my father (unfortunately for him) has Dupuytren's contracture and it is hereditary.
Apparently it affects people of Scandinavian or Northern European ancestry; it has been called the "Viking disease" or "Celtic hand".
04-24-2012, 09:17 AM #28
I've traced my mom's side back quite far. One of our first ancestors to come to America was a third son of British aristocracy, not very high up, but high enough to make tracing it back fairly easy. I've only traced her her dad's side back a few generations, to the first who came to American from Germany.
My dad's side is more of a challenge. I know that a little over 150 years ago, some of them started working their way from the East Coast to the west, and I've found the Civil War service records of some of the men, but I haven't found much before that.
04-24-2012, 05:14 PM #29
I wouldn't worry about the few non English ancestors and all. Don't forget each individual has hundreds of ancestors, guaranteed not all to be the same. I don't buy the "pure" thing either.
I have my 12th Century coat of arms from a Knight from my fathers side who have stayed with-in Bromley. My mother side has a Welsh, Scottish and Polish lineage as well as more English ancestors. Although the Scottish and Welsh ancestors have English ancestors! and they go far back as 1700's. I'm financially broke for now, can't afford to carry on. I will when I can.
My surnames are all English and I never adopted the Polish surname because my great grandmother on that side never married him. I only got a drop of blood.
My entire family have blue eyes blond/dark blond hair also. Of course, we're all white .
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How far back have you traced your ancestry? - Page 3 - Stormfront
04-10-2012, 10:46 PM #21
My family is traced back to before the norman conquest in engalnd.
04-19-2012, 08:58 PM #22
To the colour of my white skin.
lets not muddy the waters.and have separation between white people.through ancestry algosaxon celts catholic and protestant brown eyes blue eyes black hair blonde hair and all this division nonesence.
Let us be One white people.united against our common enemies.
04-19-2012, 11:05 PM #23
Someone in my family (father's side) died in 1630's New England. My father's name is common in Southern England so we are probably Saxons. My mother's side is German. Someone immigrated in 1848. They were in the Sooner land race in Oklahoma shortly thereafter. Someone on my father's side was a Colonel in the Union Army. Aaron Burr was on my father's side. He didn't like big banks either so it may be genetic.
04-20-2012, 12:02 AM #24
Pretty far in fact.
Both my mother and father's side are German - came from Saxony and settled before the Normans.
04-20-2012, 12:58 AM #25
Why would you not be worried you wouldn't be "accepted" as much?
Italian-Sicilians are White.
ALL EUROPEANS ARE WHITE.
I'm of German, Irish and tiny bit of French ancestry.
04-20-2012, 07:00 AM #26
Yes, and anyway, even if you trace your family name back over a thousand years, you need to have a DNA test to be sure you are 100% what you think you are.
I know my surname is of Anglo-Saxon origin, but I'm pretty sure there are Celts in my ancestry too - maybe not all British or even North European, and I don't really care. I'm White, I know that.
04-24-2012, 09:04 AM #27
I haven't but am not too worried - my father (unfortunately for him) has Dupuytren's contracture and it is hereditary.
Apparently it affects people of Scandinavi
an or Northern European ancestry; it has been called the "Viking disease" or "Celtic hand".
04-24-2012, 09:17 AM #28
I've traced my mom's side back quite far. One of our first ancestors to come to America was a third son of British aristocracy, not very high up, but high enough to make tracing it back fairly easy. I've only traced her her dad's side back a few generations, to the first who came to American from Germany.
My dad's side is more of a challenge. I know that a little over 150 years ago, some of them started working their way from the East Coast to the west, and I've found the Civil War service records of some of the men, but I haven't found much before that.
04-24-2012, 05:14 PM #29
I wouldn't worry about the few non English ancestors and all. Don't forget each individual has hundreds of ancestors, guaranteed not all to be the same. I don't buy the "pure" thing either.
I have my 12th Century coat of arms from a Knight from my fathers side who have stayed with-in Bromley. My mother side has a Welsh, Scottish and Polish lineage as well as more English ancestors. Although the Scottish and Welsh ancestors have English ancestors! and they go far back as 1700's. I'm financially broke for now, can't afford to carry on. I will when I can.
My surnames are all English and I never adopted the Polish surname because my great grandmother on that side never married him. I only got a drop of blood.
My entire family have blue eyes blond/dark blond hair also. Of course, we're all white .
Last edited by Saxon Aggression; 04-24-2012 at 06:15 PM. Reason: Spellchecks.
Jewish gene traced back to Khazaria makendu Science and Technology 35 07-11-2013 12:30 PM
How far have you traced your ancestry? pride1488 Culture and Customs 106 09-06-2007 09:46 PM
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