You obviously haven't seen my family tree.

On a side note, lots of people in America tend to pretend to be the ethnicity of the area that they move into. When my grandparents moved to the town that I live in now, they suddenly became full blooded German. Because this helped them fit in and become accepted.

I have the family tree going back hundreds of years, so I know that there is lots of Dutch, Italian, and Scottish on that side of the tree, with only a tiny amount of German. They just chose to forget that. (They also didn't mention Indian (feather) step parent and step sibling.

My Mother's family tree is a whole different ball of wax.

My family likes to move around and make love and war.


LOL, mine is that way too.
Mostly European blooded ancestors with French, Welch, Scottish and Isle of Man mixed in, probably with a touch of German and a dash of American Indian.

My family finally gave up trying to tell people about our immigrant heritage mix and we just now call it, being a "Heinz57" after the famous steak sauce that has 57 varieties.