Its been "A hard day's Knight"

**Finistere** · 19th October 15, 02:35 AM

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**The Q** · 19th October 15, 04:44 AM

One Fleming in 30 to 40 Generations and you think that might make a difference ? There been Romans, English, Vikings, Normans wandering around Wales.
Since Celts roamed over most of Europe at one time or another what was he descended from? The chances of anyone being pure bred is very slim in Europe, even being a pure bred Homo Sapian is now thought to be less possible.

**Finistere** · 19th October 15, 05:12 AM

Originally Posted by The Q

One Fleming in 30 to 40 Generations and you think that might make a difference ? There been Romans, English, Vikings, Normans wandering around Wales.
Since Celts roamed over most of Europe at one time or another what was he descended from? The chances of anyone being pure bred is very slim in Europe, even being a pure bred Homo Sapian is now thought to be less possible.

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**Tarheel** · 19th October 15, 08:02 AM

An interesting aspect of my ancestral journey has been to discover, not where I come from but more, "why am I the way I am." I inserted sociological behavior into my background check and found (though my family kept great records) they migrated for reasons particular to my family's values and tastes in environment. It was enlightening and made me feel more connected to those that are no longer with us. I can proudly say I am a bona fide member of my clan.