Where did your ancestors immigrate from?

My maternal grandfather's ancestors have lived here in the United States since the earliest colonial days in Jamestown, Virginia, and prior to that, most of them were from Wiltshire, England. My maternal grandmother's ancestors immigrated here from Edinburgh in Scotland when the early mining railroads were being built in Pennsylvania.

My paternal grandfather's father immigrated here from Tortworth, Gloucestershire, England. My paternal great grandmother was born in Dursley, Gloucestershire, England, and they married in North Nibley. They immigrated to the United States in 1882 and settled in Iowa.

My paternal grandmother's father and grandfather and so on can only be traced back to the early days of Pennsylvania, with no records prior to 1814 in Westmoreland, Pennsylvania.

My paternal grandmother's maternal ancestors were mostly from Germany...Hessen and Bavaria, mainly. Some were from Buckinghamshire, England, and one or two were from Ireland.

My dad and his parents were born and raised in Bermuda. Their parents are from the Azores and Brazil. My mom‘s family came to Canada in the 1700s. Her mom‘s side is Irish/Ashkenazi and her dad side are English.

Both of my parents' ancestors are from Latin America. My dad was born in Guanajuato, Mexico, and his parents were from Argentina and of Spanish descent. My mom was born in the U.S., but she has Brazilian ancestry (including some German and Irish immigrant ancestors who came to Brazil in the 1800s).

My maternal side settled in Connecticut and Massachusetts, from England in the late 1600's with at least 4 of them fighting in the Revolutionary War.

My paternal side were Quakers who fled religious oppression in Norway in the late 1800's. They immigrated and established farms in northern Iowa and North Dakota.

On my dad's side, from Scotland. Not sure on his paternal line, my great-grandfather was killed when my grandfather was six and we don't know much about that line.

On mom's side, Germany and Hungary.

My maternal grandparents were from Germany and France.

My dad’s side is indigenous, so no immigrants.

The one that I can put a name, date, and place with came here from around Hess (in what is now Germany) in the late 1740's. Beyond that one, there seems to be some from Scotland and Ireland, possibly England and France, plus traces of Native American, Sub Saharan and North African DNA.

My black ancestors were slaves brought to the U.S. from Nigeria and Haiti. My French and North African ancestors were indentured servants, and I had a least one indigenous American ancestor.

Italy. That includes all four grandparents and my mother.

Part of my ancestors are Cree Nation so they did not immigrate from anywhere they have always been here the others from Northern Ireland and Prussian Germany

The first known person in my family came here around 1620 and landed in what in now Georgia from Scotland according to records. Others came from England and more from Scotland in the early 1700s.

My dads side German came to the US in the 1700s.
My moms side migrated from Portugal via Elis Island.

No idea. My relations have managed to trace our family back only a few generations.

Really, most Britons and Northern Europeans generally might seem right mongrels if you could reliably trace our ancestries back at least a thousand years.

The key word is "reliably", so by proper records; ruling out these dubious DNA-testing companies that ignore the logarithmic nature of genetics!

Mostly from Portugal and Italy. I also have some Croatian and French ancestry.

England, Germany, Norway, Russia.

I don't really know the percentages but those are the bulk of it, according to my family

Italy. Not even my ancestors, but my grandparents. They were Italian immigrants who moved to the US.

Minnesota

Mom's side, England. Dad's side, Hungary.

Pennsylvania

England/Ireland....and other side was here and were subjected to the infamous Trail of Tears.

England.

My family moved from Lithuania when I was a baby

They never moved, apart from one from Wales. All the rest are from Cheshire / Staffordshire.

Ha! I'm not telling you. You're working for ICE!

Kidding aside, I'm told we were German Danish.

Dad's side - Durango, Mexico.
Mom's side - Ireland (Galway and Offally) and Scotland (Caithness).

Britain and Ireland

Germany & the Ukraine

Ireland, germany,

Central Europe

New York, I think

Africa apparently, via the Arabian peninsula, then Europe, (now I'm guessing) Scandanavia and across to England.

Korean/french/english

England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Germany, The Netherlands, Scandinavia, and probably other places I haven't discovered in my research.

Russia and Poland

China.

Generations ago, Cornwall.

New York.

Scottish/Irish to America

Pops side - German and Irish

Moms side - Native American and white

Nobody in my family knows

Japan but idk where exactly and idk if there's anything else hidden in my bloodline or not.

Grandparents from Zimbabwe

Because we’re all from a country of immigrants of course

About fifty miles away

Not to USA but to South America.
Mostly during the XIX and early XX centuries.
Most of them from Scotland, Italy, Syria.

Africa. Everybody's ancestors came from Africa.

70% from here, the rest from Piedmont (specifically Turin) and Apulia

Mostly England and Scotland 300+ years ago