Social status of ancestors

Alberto Barbossa?

>Great Grandparents
German Mennonite farmers that fled East Prussia when Germany ceded the land back to Poland in 1918. Other ones were American farmers
>grandparents
Construction and locomotive engineer
>parents
Nurse and Diesel technician
>me
NEET

>great grandparents
one was a doctor, dont know about the rest
>grandparents
secretary, stay at home mom, war vet/civil engineer MENSA chad, and military shit
>parents
executive assistant mom and IT guy
im doing phd science shit, some of my ancestors were kings and queens but i didnt get any of that shit

everyone is a peasant down to the beginning of time in an unbroken line including me

>Great Grandparents:
cotton businessmen & medicine makers
>Grandparents:
Lieutenant General & Military Supply Manager (?)
>Parents:
Business owners & Landlords

>Great grandparents
Owners of a bicycle company, taking part in the tour de France, notoriously rich ; others idk

>Grandparents
Navy sailor ; geometer/teacher

>Parents
Fisherman captain ; nurse

peasants/farm workers and truck drivers for the most part

You share 25% of genes of a grandparent 12.5% of g grandparent 6.25% of a g g grandparent, 3.125% of a g g g grandparent.

Grandparents are 2 generations and around 80 years and 40 years per generation, 200 years ago you share 3% of any one particular grandparent

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That's only on average however. You may have more or less IBD than expected with a grandparent, great grandparent, etc. owing to Mendel's second law.

>great granparents
all farmers, one village mayor
>grandparents
dentist, teacher, railway employee, tailor
>parents
teachers
>me
electric engineer

Before bolsheviks subhumans turned this country in a shithole my great great grandfathers were bank workers, vine and other stuff shops owners, clerks and farmers.

>my great great grandfathers were bank workers
kike

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I can't remember all my great grandparents' occupations off the top of my head, I only know that one of them was a carpenter, another was a cabinet maker and another was a chemical plant operator.

My grandparents were a lab chemist, a teacher (learnt bookbinding at first), an draftsman/engineer and a librarian.

And my parents are an office clerk (was an aircraft mechanic at first) and a kindergarten teacher.

>great grandparents
architect, jeweller, miner, farmer, worker

>grandparents
engineer, worker, seamstress

>parents
office worker, technical engineer

All Great Russians by blood, but successful one. Some after abolishment of serfdom work very hard and buy estate of noble who used to own them and hundreds of hectares of land. Dirty asiatic jews soviet subhumans took it all.

>great grandparent
he was important enough for us to have a photograph
>grandparent
director at the poste
form most of his life that is

>great grandparent:
Vet, housewife, baker, housewife, rich businessman, housewife, architect, housewife

>grandparents:
Dentist, dentist, housewife, hotelier

>parents
Manager, manager

>great grandparents
idk peat farmers or something lol

>grandparents
freight crane operator, dentist, bar owner

>parents
dental hygenist, CFO

Farmers. All of them. Mostly land owners though. Not much renters.

Nice thread
>great grandparent 1
Tavern owner
>great grandfather 2
Gendarme, guardsman, carpenter after the war
>great grandfathers 3&4
Farmers
>grandfather 1
Truck drivee
>grandmother 1
Air&water quality control
>grandfather 2
Limo/company car choffeur
>grandmother 2
Housewife
>dad
Car parts shop guy, night club owner and finally carpenter
>mom
Quit medical faculty in her last year and became a housewife so that me and my brother don't become deliquents that race motorcycles and cars all day

>great grandparents
peasants, priests
>grandparents
peasant(2), lawyer, army officer
>parents
lawyer, doctor

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But all them survive USSR and were rich by soviet standards most working on military plants and my granddad as long way electric train driver. And today my family is rich, It was rich during imperial time, during soviet regime and it rich now, Feels good to have based ancestors.

That's pretty normal. Regime changes don't affect social persistence/social mobility that much in the long term, although they can have large effects in the interval of a generation.

>great grandparents
Cinema owner, housewife, engineer, industrial engineer

>grandparents
Engineer, nurse, teacher, cinema owner

>parents
Editor-in-chief, hardware computer engineer

>great grandparents
fighter pilot, train driver, conductor, don't know about the rest

>grandparents
train driver, conductor, military officer, architect

>parents
engineer, truck driver

>great grandparents
Ottoman army soldier, farmer girl, shoe maker and farmer girl
>grandparents
Turkish army soldier/regular worker, nurse, Leathershop owner, farm girl
>parents
Shopkeeper and nurse

great grandparents:
shoemaker and the other one worked for the reichs bahn
grandparents:
economist and illustrator

>grandparents
doctors
>parents
college professors