My great great grandfather was from Galway :)
My great great grandfather was from Galway :)
Brandon Kelly
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Adrian Butler
>11.8% non white
yikes
Hudson Myers
You are literally Mexican
Elijah Long
1.6% only.
Joseph Wright
>88.2% white
yikes
Lucas Clark
based
sadly my great x8 grandmother was bleached by a frenchman. i will always be 99%
Parker Foster
You and me, we gotta stick together, Santiago
Henry Sanders
These are my great grandparents on their wedding day. French BVLL and Swedish KWEEN
Nathaniel Anderson
More like French QUEER and Swedish COW lmao
Connor Howard
Hey pal, no one on here is insulting your one legged babushka
Nathaniel Morris
you aren't white mutt
Mason Rivera
I’d say “whiter than you Mohammed” but I don’t wanna waste it one someone who could very much be related to Mohammed
Nolan Peterson
t. seething mongoloid
Bentley Hall
What the most far ancestors for you to have photo of him?
I have photo from 1870's of my great great great great grandfather born in 1836 who was peasant but rich one.
Brayden Lee
Czech ancestors from the 1880s I believe
Lincoln Foster
I am Celtic
John James
Based.
Connor Mitchell
I remember you lol.
Hudson Martinez
Us purebreds are actually rare on Jow Forums considering how much hate mutts get. Hence we stand out
Eli Taylor
My great grandpa was a Jew who race mixed with a Russian woman.
Connor Perez
German/English great great grandfather who wore his pants very high
Jacob Adams
I bet amerimutts are jealous and want to absorb your pure genes.
Brody Davis
My Swedish great grandma and her pupper
Ethan Sullivan
Jewish great great grandparents
Michael Brown
My German relatives. The sitting man is the patriarch. He and his wife were Black Sea Germans so they came from what is now Odessa Ukraine. Some of the children were born there and some were born in the states
Brandon Wilson
My great great great great grandfather
Wyatt Price
Nearly afraid to get an ancestry test because my mothers family have an anglo surname.
William Gray
that's very impressive, I can't find anything older than great-great grandparents taken in the early 20th century. when was that photo taken?
Luis Moore
French great great grandparents. They were from Quebec. Never learned English. As you can see my greatx2 grandfather was a manlet. Thank god I grew to 6 feet
Jonathan Wright
Back in those days manletism was more common. Average dutch height was 5'4 or something
David Evans
Your photo was made in photo studio of Pavel Alekseevich Ponomarev in Moscow, Pyatnitskaya part, 2nd station, house of Skvortsov, between 1894 and 1917
Alexander Murphy
There's a good song from that one guy (really popular ginger singer) called Galway Girl.
Zachary Rodriguez
My Swedish-American great grandma next to a very early airplane. She was one of the first women to ride in one
Angel Reyes
wish i could post photos but jannies banned me unless i buy a pass
Christian Parker
I was asking about your photo but I see you said it was taken in the 1870s. Thanks for the info though. Do you know where house of Skvortsov is now? Would like to see it on google maps
Ethan Russell
A very very old photo of my grandfather Palmer Rogers in New York. You can barely make out his facial features. He was a direct relative of a mayflower passenger
Chase Parker
Sorry, photo for ants but you get the idea. This photo was taken in the mid 1800s I believe
Robert Wood
>grandfather
>mid 1800s
can't be right
Lucas Gomez
I he’s my grandfathers grandfathers grandfather so I didn’t wanna type all that out
Christopher Garcia
Where my great grandparents were from:
Paternal Grandfather's Paternal Grandfather: From Louisiana I believe, a Methodist who ran a boarding home and went senile. Outlived 6 out of 9 kids.
Paternal Grandfather's Maternal Grandafther: From Missouri. His dad was a Union soldier in Civil War.
Paternal Grandmother's Paternal Grandafther: From County Armagh in Ireland. He was an accountant.
Paternal Grandmother's Maternal Grandfather: From Posen in then-Prussia (German occupied Poland). He was a hotel manager. His surname was German but his mother's maiden name was Polish or slavic sounding.
BOTH Maternal Grandfather's Grandfathers came from Finland, one Nivala and one Oulu.
BOTH Maternal Grandmother's grandfathers come from Quebec, one was in Napeirville but I cant remember the other.
Now you know. God bless.
Christian Sanders
This house now have address: Cepпyхoвcкaя пл., 71/36 - Serpukhovskaya square, 71/36
Dylan Wilson
I can't find it on google maps. I tried Cepпyхoвcкaя плoщaд but no results. My great grandfather who married my great grandma in that photo was from Serpukhov though, so that's kind of interesting
Caleb Brown
Apparently I have 4 relatives that use 23&Me that live in Ireland. I looked at their ancestry report and they are all 99.7% Irish haha.
Cooper Lopez
pretty cool thanks. is it just a metro station now?
Chase Sanchez
One of my great great etc grandparents joined the revolutionary war and was discharged 9 days later. Dare I say based and redpilled
Anthony Price
That squere is where old road to city of Serpukhov starts. So really cute coincidence
Also you can read an article about the house translated via google. Its stated that Ponomarev's descendants still hold a photo studio there.
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Isaac Bailey
And no, there is only underground crossrode, not metro
Lucas Thomas
One of my great great etc grandparents joined Revolutionary war as a loyalist. Now THAT is a good man.
Adrian Morgan
My great grandma from that photo is the only one I don't know which region of Moscow she's from, so it would be cool if she was from around Serpukhov. My other great grandpa was born just 10km from Serpukhov in a village called кapпищeвo. this might be his dad but I wouldn't know for sure without looking at archives. He was apparently killed for being a kulak.
Ayden James
actually I don't know if he was born in кapпищeвo... just know that that village was important to him somehow
Jeremiah Cox
that is based, virginia belongs to england
Kevin Green
cool article too, nice that this history has been preserved. maybe I'll get my photo taken there heh
Ian Morris
AKSENOV GRIGORY IVANOVICH
Year of birth - 1884
Place of birth - Moscow region, Zaoksky district, village Karpishchevo
Nationality - Russian
Social background - From peasant kulaks
Education - Lower Learning
Communist party membership - Not in party
Place of work - A hospital in the village of Vishenki: a worker
Place of residence - Moscow region, Zaoksky district, village Pankino
Preventive measure - arrested
Date of arrest - March 4, 1938
Convicted - troika at UNKVD in the Moscow region
Date of conviction - March 9, 1938
Prosecution - in defeatist agitation
Sentence - death sentence
Shot - March 16, 1938, Moscow, the burial place - Butovo
Date of rehabilitation - in June 1989
Source of infarmation in archive - GA RF (Gosudarstvenny Arhiv Rossiyskoy Federatsii - State Archive of Russian Federation)
Source - "Butovo Polygon", 1937-1938 - Issue 2 - Moscow, 1998. - page 55
Easton Hernandez
Jose Thompson
>Both my granddads were born in ireland.
>Both my nans were born in england.
objectively the best ancestry
Henry Moore
I think I saw this already. I think it's from a book called "political terror in USSR" or something like that. My great grandpa (Pavel Aksyonov) was born in 1900 so that's probably not his dad. Maybe an uncle or relative. Or maybe completely unrelated.
Justin Johnson
Also Pankino is just 3 km from karpishcevo. Don't think I saw this information before. Cool stuff. Then again this guy might not be related to me at all haha. I just know my great grandpa's surname was Aksyonov and he mentioned the village Karpischevo so I googled "Aksyonov karpischevo" and that was the result
Anthony Cox
Ah, well I cant realy imagine how hard it is for foreigners, especially from America, to try to find ancestors from Russia. Good luck to you
Jace Smith
i don't get these. they don't even tell you anything.
broadly european, what the fuck does that mean?
Gavin Morris
Thanks. I'm visiting Russia soon so maybe I can find some more info then. Unfortunately my Russian is very bad, I read very slowly and talk like a 4 year old.
Justin Brooks
my paternal side has some scottish guy that came over in the 1700s and cucked an englishman, there is a town in NJ where they landed that still bears my surname, and one of them moved to New York and built a church by himself during the winter for some people
Grayson Martin
Jordan Stewart
Before revolution Karpishchevo was in Tula Governorate, Aleksin county, Yakovlevo municipality
Michael Nguyen
based
Isaac Brooks
come home anglo man
Angel Price
Cooper Ramirez
this is beyond based when posted by non-americans