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Re: what are you?
« Reply #36 on: Thursday 16 August 07 23:43 BST (UK) »
hi  :)

Well my mum is 1/2 Irish, 1/4 Romani and 1/4 English
my dad is 100% English... I have no idea what that makes me ....

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Re: what are you?
« Reply #37 on: Friday 17 August 07 04:01 BST (UK) »
Quote from: deb usa on Thursday 16 August 07 23:43 BST (UK)
hi  :)

Well my mum is 1/2 Irish, 1/4 Romani and 1/4 English
my dad is 100% English... I have no idea what that makes me ....

Blimey ...What am I ?   ::) :o

deb

hmm...wouldn't that make you 1/4 (2/8) Irish, 1/8 Romani, 5/8 English. lol I haven't added fractions in years.
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Popham - Bideford, Devonshire, England
Burness - Fordoun, Kincardineshire, Scotland
Troy - Ireland
Christie - Scotland
Campbell - Scotland
Ross - Scotland
Brand - Fordoun, Kincardineshire, Scotland
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Re: what are you?
« Reply #38 on: Friday 17 August 07 04:20 BST (UK) »
Quote from: jeune-romantique on Friday 17 August 07 04:01 BST (UK)
Quote from: deb usa on Thursday 16 August 07 23:43 BST (UK)
hi  :)

Well my mum is 1/2 Irish, 1/4 Romani and 1/4 English
my dad is 100% English... I have no idea what that makes me ....

Blimey ...What am I ?   ::) :o

deb

hmm...wouldn't that make you 1/4 (2/8) Irish, 1/8 Romani, 5/8 English. lol I haven't added fractions in years.

Is that Romani or Romany?   Anyway that all adds up to:-
5/8 English (what ever that is)
1/4 Irish
1/8 Romani/Romany
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Re: what are you?
« Reply #39 on: Friday 17 August 07 07:44 BST (UK) »
Hi Anna, 36/32s ?,
Me , i am
Derbyshire
Yorkshire
Scottish
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Attenborough, Bacon,Melbourne, Thorpe, Ride,Simpson/ Derbyshire, Judson,Bacon,/Keighley,
Lockett/ Manchester, Harling/ Lancaster & Manchester

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« Reply #40 on: Saturday 18 August 07 00:30 BST (UK) »
I am 3/4 Glaswegian and 1/4 Italian.

Further back I also have County Derry Irish on my mother's line, County Down Irish, Renfrewshire and Ross and Cromarty Scots on Dad's side.   Dad's line got around a bit. ;D

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CLARK - Dunbarton
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CROMBIE - Glasgow, Ayr and Ireland
DOCHERTY - Glasgow
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GLANCY - Glasgow and Ireland
GORDON - Glasgow and Ireland
GRANELLI - Glasgow and Italy
LOGAN - Glasgow and Ireland
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MCNICOL - Glasgow and Ireland
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WATSON - Glasgow

Offline Welsh Jules

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Re: what are you?
« Reply #41 on: Saturday 18 August 07 19:16 BST (UK) »
If just you take it back to grandparents then I'm 100% Welsh - bacl to great grandparents then 7/8 Welsh and 1/8 English (Lancashire). Even back to GG Grandparents its only 14/16 Welsh and 2/16 English so I'm probably as Welsh as most people can get these days.

As far as I've traced my mother's family - the 1700s - no one was born outside of Wales - so she's a real taff :-) 
Jones - Rhondda Valley/Neath
Harvey - Swansea/Calstock Cornwall
Blethyn - Pembrokeshire
Bowen - Pembrokshire
Vernon - Cheshire/Lancashire
Davies - Cardiganshire
James - Monmouthshire
Tozer - Calstock Cornwall
Brooks - Devon
Bonhomme - Calstock Cornwall/Jersey/Normandy
Massey - Lancashire

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Re: what are you?
« Reply #42 on: Saturday 18 August 07 21:13 BST (UK) »
Some French, some Irish, a lot of London and Essex.  I am convinced there is a connection with the north, hopefully with Yorkshire, my favourite county, but haven't found it yet.  I have a few names in my tree that tend to originate there - Redfearn, Lister and Maltby for example.
Connell (Mayo & Lancs 19th/20th c) Culling (Norfolk & London 19th c) Diss (Essex) Giesen (UK only 19th/20th c) Hackney (London) Henbest (Kent & Sussex) Hughes (Mayo to Burnley, Lancs & Edward, Parachute Regiment 40s, 50s) Lister (London) Maltby (Marylebone) Mayo (Glos) Nials Noquet (Huguenot) Phillips (S London) Poulain (France & London) Rayner (Halstead, Essex) Pratt (Kent & Sussex) Redfearn (London) Silk Speller (Rodings, Essex) Thompson (S London) Thurley Trundle Wade Westley

Offline griz

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« Reply #43 on: Saturday 18 August 07 22:30 BST (UK) »
 1/4  Cheshire
 1/4 Yorkshire
 1/2 Irish
Boyle, Co. Leitrim  Boyle, Co. Tyrone, Shaughnessy, Co. Limerick, and  Manchester, UK.  Pope, Cheshire. Chadwick, Speke, Lancs.  Frankish, Hunmanby, Yorks.  Brindley, Audley, Staffs and  Middlesex.

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« Reply #44 on: Saturday 18 August 07 23:14 BST (UK) »
... a lot less sure than I was before I started family history research.  :D

turns out that my Irish grandfather was born in Lancashire and I can't yet work out where Irish grandmothers family was from.  The name apparently is more likely to be Manx than Irish!

Mom born in Dublin and Dad in the Black Country but with two Irish grandparents so used to think 1/4 English 3/4 Irish but maybe not.
McDonough, Oliver, McLoughlin, O'Brien, Cuthbert, Keegan, Quirk(e), O'Malley, McGuirk (Ireland)
Dudley, Winchurch, Wolverson, Brookes (Black Country)
Concannon, Moore, Markowski (Markesky), Mottram, Lawton (Black Country)
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