| 53.1% | German |
| 25.0% | Bukowina [Romanian] |
| 12.5% | Irish |
| 3.0% | English |
| 6.4% | Unknown |
The unknown percent is because I haven't been able to trace my great-great grandfather, William Stone's line to his immigrating ancestor.
Friday, September 2, 2011
Nationalities
I have traced each of my lines back to the immigrating ancestor and
came up with the percentage of each nationality. For instance, two of my
great-grandparents immigrated from Bukowina (present day Romania). 2
out of 8 great-grandparents gives me a percentage of 25%. Here is the
remander of my findings:
The unknown percent is because I haven't been able to trace my great-great grandfather, William Stone's line to his immigrating ancestor.
The unknown percent is because I haven't been able to trace my great-great grandfather, William Stone's line to his immigrating ancestor.
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I had grandparents that immigrated from Romania and what is now Croatia but they were of German ancestry, making me 75% germanic and the balance is Hungarian & Polish.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Theresa (Tangled Trees)