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Maine

tazkcmo

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1. Due to repeated invasions

Reply to luckyleftyme2 (Original post)

Wed May 24, 2017, 02:20 PM

May 2017

Anybody from the UK or Ireland will more than likely have a mixed heritage. Couple that with migration to America along with Italians, Greeks, Germans, etc. and you may well have an even more mixed set of DNA.

In my family, our ancestors settled in Iowa in 1863, leaving County Kilkenny. One of my sisters did the family tree thing and it turns out we're a bunch of mutts with every nationality you mentioned plus some.

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