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Where are your ancestors REALLY from? | |
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I live less than 35 km from the Cradle of Humankind. | |
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I live less than 35 km from the Cradle of Humankind. Ahhhhh....John that was a very good answer. I got a really good laugh from that :) Great answer! John. | |
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dad's side is Scottish and Irish but not Scottish-Irish. I know nothing of the Irish side. I can assume that the Scots were lowlanders most likely from north east scotland. | |
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I only know my nationalities, but I do not know where my actual ancestors come from. | |
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My ancestors were thrown out of the best countries in Europe. | |
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My ancestors were thrown out of the best countries in Europe. Most likely that is the reason my ancestors came to America. My mother used to tell us her uncle told her that the family was run out of Scotland for stealing horses. My father's side of the family came from ireland, probably due to the potato famine. My great grandfather on my father's side was married to a native american from the region around Texarkana. It's nice to know in some ways but I regard myself as an American first and formost and have no ties to the places my ancestors came from. I won't go too deeply into the Biblical description of our origins except to say it's part of the Jewish mythology and not historically factual. ____________ Bob DeWoody | |
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from tells of my parents : | |
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My great grandparents crash landed on this planet and i want to go home. | |
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This thread is really really interesting!! | |
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you haven't been here have you? we have a lot more colors here than white and black. You might say we have many shades of color. We aren't all Europeans. We have people from pretty much every country of the world. | |
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Where are your ancestors REALLY from? Lets see how far: How about 1770 to a Gregory Bobier, I don't know who His parents were of course, Wexford Ireland for starters, My family name is Bobier and it's supposed to be French, It may come from the Alsace Lorriane area of Europe, beyond that I have no idea... ____________ BSG Anthem My Facebook page | |
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If The Book of Invasions is true Are you claiming that it is? If so, why? ____________ I think you'll find it's a bit more complicated than that ... | |
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If The Book of Invasions is true Bobby, For the last thousand years, The Book of Invasions was always taken as a factual history of the Irish people. Even today, the recent genealogy of the Irish still comes from that book, and several other old Irish manuscripts from the same era. Today, a very large part of the Irish population still trust the words of The Book of Invasions. Yes, i do give this book credibility. Its not that i believe every word in the book, but i do give it the benefit of the doubt. Yes, i think the majority of it is true. Archaeology has confirmed many of the wars, battles and Invasions that are described in the book. The Island of Ireland has had a very violent history, right through to the modern civil war between Britain and Northern Ireland. People have been murdering and killing on the island of Ireland for the last four thousand years. John. | |
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"Civil war between Britain and Northern Ireland" . Are you sure? | |
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"Civil war between Britain and Northern Ireland" . Are you sure? What does that mean Tullio? Are aware that Britain still have political control of 6 of the 32 counties of Ireland? Are you taking the piss or something? John. | |
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"Civil war between Britain and Northern Ireland" . Are you sure? Technically, I suppose it could be seen that way, but legally? No. ____________ | |
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I think that a civil war is a war fought by people of the same nationality, like the American Civil War or the fighting between Italian partisans and Italian Fascists in 1943-45. I don't think this was the case of Ireland. | |
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"Civil war between Britain and Northern Ireland" . Are you sure? Before partition under Llyod George, the Irish uprising could be considered a civil war (as much as the American War of Independence was one). Northern Ireland has only existed since partition, as a subset of the counties that formed the province of Ulster. If you are describing the recently ended troubles as a civil war, it was not between Northern Ireland and Britain, it was between sections of the Northern Irish. So when do you think there was a civil war between Northern Ireland and Britain? ____________ I think you'll find it's a bit more complicated than that ... | |
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I know what a civil war can be. I was sent as a boy to buy bread in a mountain village where we had escaped from the Allied bombings of Trieste while Fascists in the bell tower and partisans in the mountain were shooting at each other. I was sent because, as a boy, I risked less than my father, who had fought with the Alpine Corps in Russia and had refused to join the Fascist army. So he was in danger both from the Fascist side and the partisans side because he had not joined them. His life was much linked to a roulette. | |
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