Posted by 730 virgil on December 13, 2009 at 20:21:41 from (69.19.14.35):
In Reply to: Where you from pardner? posted by flying belgian on December 13, 2009 at 13:34:04:
german, scot, swede, maybe some english. some of mom's mother family came here in 1600s from england maybe. her dad was from west virginia he left there as a young man he said when he decided he wanted a family of his own he had to leave home as his family had been in the hills and hollers for 150 years and no one new came in so everyone was his cousin. so he came to geneseo il area. dad's family his grandfather and his sister ran away from home in scotland and made their way to usa. they had done something to get in trouble at home rather than face the music they ran away. grandpa's mom came from sweden. i guess that makes me All American dad's mom family came here from germany in w w 1.
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