What is everyone mixed with?

[Gxg (G²)]

I'm mixed with Nigerian & Irish. my dad is Nigerian, my mom is Irish.

Shared more elsewhere on the issue..but in regards to my background, my Great-Grandfather is Caucasian (possibly with some Jewish...as others with Jewish in them have said they sensed it somehow..but it's not a definate as in any DNA tests showing anything were done since it was mainly speculation based on what has occurred with cultural diffusion/crypto-Jews hiding identity---and the Jews who told me it was a possibility of having some Jewish in my Great-Grandfather mainly said such due to what they said they sensed spiritually in me). My great-grandfather's dad was a Scotish Sailor who moved to Barbados/fell in love with a Bajan Woman and had my Great-Grand Father.

From there, my Great-Grandfather moved to Jamaica/met my great-grandmother....and then they moved to Panama during the building of the Panama Canal....producing all those on the Hispanic side of my gene-pool....and hence, why I have white, hispanic, west indian in me. My mother's father---married to my grandmother (who was one of my Great Grandfather's kids)---was a Black Hispanic, who's father was Chineese. And my biological Father has Black Foot Indian on his mother's side of the family.

Complicated, I know...part of being a Mutt (and some of this I've shared before elsewhere, seen here and here ). Had it happen once where I brought my Great-Grandparents to my highschool graduation--seeing how often specific others would mock whenever they'd ask me to share my background...not believing people could really be diverse--and when my Great-Grandfather was sitting on one of the benches, no one ever suspected he was related to me due to how he looked. Got a bit frustrated considering how others seemed to be ignorant on the ways cultures can be multi-faceted.....but you learn to live with it/be thankful for the diversity, as I'm glad to be a Gentile with multi-cultural roots

 

[Creech]

I'm mostly French and English with a little German. My English side came to America during the 1600s and my French side is from Canada in the 1600s. My German ancestors immigrated around the mid-1800s.

 

[BlandOatmeal]

The cutest children in the world are Chinese, English, Swedish, Slovenian, Dutch and a bunch of other stuff. That would be my grandchildren. They're also brilliant, wonderful and generally amazing.

 

[Tirgithin]

I only have information until a few generations back and mostly from just one side of the family. The only things I am sure of: Dutch, French, German, Indian. And unverified Jewish (it does point at that, but without solid proof, I can't make a claim ).

 

[alexsonofmatthew]

Paternal line Polish & Belarusian
Maternal line Italian & Austrian

 

[Kurama]

Dad: Italian-Irish
Mom: Han Chinese

Wonder if there are any Hapas around here...

 

[Nord Christian]

English, Scottish, Irish, French, Dutch, German with apparently
a little Native Indian in there somewhere.

 

[karykay]

I am a mix of Afrikaans Dutch, Scots, English and a sprinkle of Irish to spice things up.
And probably German some place.

 

[WoodrowX2]

My Mother's family was Lietuva Lipkas (Lithuanian Tatar) except for her Grandmother who was Polish. My Father was the result of an explosion at the UN. in his family I have found Scots, Russians, Lithuanians, Native Americans, and a few unknown species.

 

[Hidden101]

Native American, English, Scottish, Irish, Greek, Italian, Swedish, French?, Spanish?

That is all I know at the moment.

 

[PsychoSarah]

Check out my interesting mix. Dutch, Scottish, English, Native American, German, Polish, Irish, but not in that order.

 

[alexsonofmatthew]

Human

 

[JacquelineDeane55]

I'm mixed with Nigerian & Irish. my dad is Nigerian, my mom is Irish.

On my father's side I'm mixed with native American, possibly Cherokee.

On my mother's side there is possibly a strain of royalty (either Irish or Scottish or somewhere from where white man came), but being that it does not come from my father's side that probably makes me illegitimate.