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I have an Iberian grandparent but that shouldn't make me deviate significantly from the Mexican norm as the rest of my known lineage are all Spanish-speaking and Mexican-born mestizos. I'd show up more on the European side on an autosomal test, but hardly anything atypical as I would still have substantial Amerindian admix. Ethnically speaking, my family and I identify solely as Mexican, even if we technically have recent 'foreign' ancestry (not truly foreign anyway considering Mexico's ethnogenesis)
I probably have low levels of SSA admix from way back in the colonial period or maybe even some distant French ancestry from Napoleon's/Maximilian of Habsburg's occupation, but most likely nothing completely extraneous to Mexico's mixed racial and ethnic origins. |
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I do presume I'm pure-blooded Caucasian and Prussian, after looking into the history. These people were comprised of both 'German' and 'Polish' blood and that is what my parents represent. Furthermore, I know I have Prussian ethnicity through my father's mother. And it seems "pure-blooded" Prussian ethnic identity is rare, due to repeated extermination attempts against the Prussian people by who we now refer to as 'Germans'. It fits. It also explains why my grandparents didn't instill a great deal of pride into my father, in order to become Amerikan, due to the 'expired' nature of the Prussian ethnic identity. These people are/were dispersed down to the last man/woman/child.
Regardless, I am Amerikan and consider this my complete social identity. I was born & raised (at least 3rd generation) in the US. Furthermore, it seems my family name is derived from Królewiec/Königsberg/Kaliningrad… |
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All correct. While the mafioso Joseph Bonanno was a first cousin several times removed, my family abhors the mafia, and I would sooner agree to be a janitor for the rest of my life than a hitman, pimp, or drug dealer. I have no respect for most criminals for but I'd make an exception for LCN, at least they had order, rules and a genuine code of honour- of course that's gone now. |
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I am 100% pure Romanian but this includes some Romanian-Greeks on my mother's side, but they were Romanians who hailed from northern Greece, or Aromanians-not sure. The last name was 'Costache', which sounds like a Romanized version of the Greek 'Kostakis'.
All my many DNA results show me to be 100% caucasoid, though--so pure ethnically and racially. |
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Not really, The only pure Dominican criollos are old money elite people who live in wealthy neighborhoods. Though, I do consider myself a Pure Cibaeno from the campo. |
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Yes, I was referring that you were native to DR, in PR we also say criollo to anything native to us, I am not completely native as I have close foreign ancestry as I stated on my first post on this thread. |
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I'm ethically pure, Heck I can trace all of my known ancestors to the countryside of two small towns. |
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I thought you meant criollo as in pure Spaniard. But yea I'm a Dominican native (criollo) considering that my family has been in the island for centuries and I don't have any known recent foreign ancestry. |
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