Does Courtney Cox look British?

[Apina]

I was just researching her ancestry, and apparently she is pure British (a mix of English, Welsh, Irish and Scottish). She looks very dark to be pure British imo, though she has a similar look as Andrea Corr. I would have guessed French, Spanish or North Italian.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_CEu0XsS3sUs/SyecnJGK15I/AAAAAAAAAKM/87SVbOMlE90/s320/300-x-300-courtney-cox.jpg
http://www.harpersbazaar.com/cm/harpersbazaar/images/bN/courteney-cox-0411-3-de.jpg
http://blogs.babycenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/courtney-cox-july-9.jpg
http://celebritywonder.ugo.com/picture/Courteney_Cox/CourtneyCoxA_Granitz_9910286.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-PwIwDCqr7J0/TaXruaBYW_I/AAAAAAAAEYY/dY9wZ1XhJLA/s1600/Courtney+Cox+Scream+4+Premiere+red+carpet+fashion+ april+11+2011+CLOSEUP+2.jpg

[Sikeliot]

Honestly, she looks Iberian to me. Spanish especially.

[Contra Mundum]

She's from my home state. I think she would fit best in the UK or perhaps France.

[Contra Mundum]

Honestly, she looks Iberian to me. Spanish especially.

Yes, I see that now. She would fit in parts of Spain.

Perhaps France is where she would fit best and not the UK.

[GeistFaust]

She looks Nordo-Mediterranid Atlantid with an additional Cro-Magnon influence, and I would she looks French firstly to me.

[Übermensch]

She doesn't look English or Scottish, but i think she looks quite typical for Ireland and Wales...

[hipaware]

She looks like an Irish British mix to me.

[Sikeliot]

Some will disagree, but she looks like Nelly Furtado. many on the internet say this as well.

[Rouxinol]

I agree she looks more Iberian, either Spain or Portugal, than typically British Isles. She resembles somewhat this Portuguese actress:

http://www.lux.iol.pt/multimedia/oratvi/multimedia/imagem/id/13178101/420

And I agree with the comparison to Nelly Furtado.

[Allenson]

Very North Atlantid, so yes, she could easily fit in the Isles....

....or France

....or Spain.

[Corvus]

Very british look in my eyes

[Anthropologique]

French, Spanish, Portuguese, primarily. However, she would easily blend in Britain and Ireland. She's common to the Atlantic Facade.

[Jack B]

When I seen her on friends years ago I wondered if she had Irish ancestry, so yes.

[chaser]

She could fit anywhere along atlantic coast

[D_Sheetz]

she definitely gives off a North-Atlantid impression, but Atlantid-Med might be more accurate.

[Damião de Góis]

looks british to me

http://autographcollector.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/courtney-cox.jpg

And she doesn't look like Maria João Bastos in my opinion

http://farm1.staticflickr.com/195/507696823_34c141a66d.jpg

[Anthropologique]

looks british to me

http://autographcollector.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/courtney-cox.jpg

And she doesn't look like Maria João Bastos in my opinion

http://farm1.staticflickr.com/195/507696823_34c141a66d.jpg

Bastos has a longer face. There are some similarities, however. In any case, they aren't twins.:)

[Guapo]

Honestly, she looks Iberian to me. Spanish especially.

Lol, please, not swarthy enough. She look Scottish

[Supreme American]

IMO hair too dark for the UK.

[Sikeliot]

http://cdn.buzznet.com/assets/imgx/1/3/1/6/3/3/6/1/orig-13163361.jpg

[Óttar]

Call me crazy, but I'm tempted to say she has the long so-called "Faelisch" face that is typical among many ethnic Germans.

[larali]

She is North Atlantid/ subnordid as I am, but she has more Southern influence...

I have known others like her from my area, though I dunno their ancestry.

She does not look typical British, nor Spanish. She looks very Alabamian...

[rashka]

Some of those pictures don't look like she is in reality. That's what pics do sometimes. She looks Western but I can picture her in Mid-Europe too. She probably had blond hair when she was young, though. Also the thing about dark hair colors in Britain, it is more common than you'd think.

http://gi85.photobucket.com/groups/k48/FZ98J4D1YF/CourtneyCox020704.jpg

[guyinsf]

[QUOTE=Apina;910794]I was just researching her ancestry, and apparently she is pure British (a mix of English, Welsh, Irish and Scottish). She looks very dark to be pure British imo, though she has a similar look as Andrea Corr. I would have guessed French, Spanish or North Italian.

She looks totally british to me and can can certainly pass as French too and parts of Spain or Italy even. There's really nothing dark about her except her hair and dark hair is VERY common in the british isles! Her skin is fair, her eyes are blue so she's classic Atlantid so she fits very well in Britain! Also she's a hottie!

[aherne]

She looks like an Anglo-American with Iberian Phenotype.

[Albannach]

Yes, she wouldn't look out of place in Scotland. Similar Colouring to my mum and Gran.

[Vasconcelos]

I'd say she'd fit along the Atlantic coast, so yes, Britain aswell.

[Apina]

She is North Atlantid/ subnordid as I am, but she has more Southern influence...

I have known others like her from my area, though I dunno their ancestry.

She does not look typical British, nor Spanish. She looks very Alabamian...
I know there is considerable French influence in Louisiana. Is it the same in Alabama? I wouldn't be surprised if she had French/Cajun ancestry.

[Anthropologique]

Some of those pictures don't look like she is in reality. That's what pics do sometimes. She looks Western but I can picture her in Mid-Europe too. She probably had blond hair when she was young, though. Also the thing about dark hair colors in Britain, it is more common than you'd think.

http://gi85.photobucket.com/groups/k48/FZ98J4D1YF/CourtneyCox020704.jpg

Dark hair and eyes are very common in the British Isles.

[Anthropologique]

I know there is considerable French influence in Louisiana. Is it the same in Alabama? I wouldn't be surprised if she had French/Cajun ancestry.

I don't see any Cajun in those pics.

[Hilda]

When I frist saw her, my thought was Welsh and French

[Anthropologique]

[QUOTE=Apina;910794]I was just researching her ancestry, and apparently she is pure British (a mix of English, Welsh, Irish and Scottish). She looks very dark to be pure British imo, though she has a similar look as Andrea Corr. I would have guessed French, Spanish or North Italian.

She looks totally british to me and can can certainly pass as French too and parts of Spain or Italy even. There's really nothing dark about her except her hair and dark hair is VERY common in the british isles! Her skin is fair, her eyes are blue so she's classic Atlantid so she fits very well in Britain! Also she's a hottie!

She's not very dark for Britain. There are plenty of dark Brits. She has dark hair but a light skin tone, commonly found in the UK and Ireland.

[Anthropologique]

Lol, please, not swarthy enough. She look Scottish

What makes you think Iberians are generally "swarthy?":rolleyes:

See Jablonksi and Chaplin (2000) and educate yourself.

[Davy Jones's Locker]

She would certainly pass but I don't think she looks 'typical'.

[WOOHP]

http://cdn.buzznet.com/assets/imgx/1/3/1/6/3/3/6/1/orig-13163361.jpg

Furtado looks more Southern and Portuguese/Spanish, whilst Courtney is very British looking to me.
The only resemblance I see is that they both are North Atlantids.

[Smaug]

There is something Southern about her look, but I think she could make it in Britain.

[arcticwolf]

Not sure what she looks like, she is a hottie. If you don't like her, you are a funny. :laugh:

[Damião de Góis]

Furtado looks more Southern and Portuguese/Spanish, whilst Courtney is very British looking to me.
The only resemblance I see is that they both are North Atlantids.

I think their only resemblance is the dark hair and blue eyes. Furtado is a mediterranean type or at least mediterranean influenced.

[aherne]

Young:
http://images6.fanpop.com/image/photos/34200000/Young-Courtney-Cox-courteney-cox-34202077-416-500.jpg
Looks reflect ancestry: just British of Keltic looks... Extremely common face throughout Southern US (where British ancestry is the most overwhelming).

[Graham]

I think their only resemblance is the dark hair and blue eyes. Furtado is a mediterranean type or at least mediterranean influenced.

Furtado would completely stand out anywhere in Britain/ireland. Whereas Courtney Cox wouldn't.

Look at

Irish actresses (https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Welsh+actresses&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=tjz1UfQB7qjQBdjTgegD&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=667#tbm=isch&sa=1&q=%22irish+actress%22&oq=%22irish+actress%22&gs_l=img.4..0l4j0i5j0i24l5.309283.310895.0.311031. 2.2.0.0.0.0.97.190.2.2.0....0.0..1c.1.20.img.n6Ow7 cJCcCw&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=1455e9c08a272746&biw=1366&bih=667&bvm=pv.xjs.s.en_US.MpiVkF51mpA.O)
Scots Actresses (https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Courteney+Cox&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=HTv1UafnJPCM0wX8gYHACQ&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=667#tbm=isch&sa=1&q=%22scottish+actress%22&oq=%22scottish+actress%22&gs_l=img.3..0l5j0i24l4j0i10i24.254091.255674.0.255 928.2.2.0.0.0.0.249.356.0j1j1.2.0....0.0..1c.1.20. img.LdKeeolq8w8&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=57b2e86d9d37c173&biw=1366&bih=667&bvm=pv.xjs.s.en_US.MpiVkF51mpA.O&imgdii=_)
Welsh actresses (https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Welsh+actresses&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=tjz1UfQB7qjQBdjTgegD&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=667#tbm=isch&sa=1&q=%22Welsh+actress%22&oq=%22Welsh+actress%22&gs_l=img.3..0i24l5.1917.1917.2.2109.1.1.0.0.0.0.86 .86.1.1.0....0.0..1c.1.20.img.wDMD1HmHJN8&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&bvm=bv.49784469%2Cd.d2k%2Cpv.xjs.s.en_US.MpiVkF51m pA.O&fp=c1fb5943994fb1b3&biw=1366&bih=667)
English actresses (https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Courteney+Cox&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=HTv1UafnJPCM0wX8gYHACQ&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=667#biw=1366&bih=667&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=%22english+actress%22&oq=%22english+actress%22&gs_l=img.3...3338.3338.1.3707.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0 ....0.0..1c.1.20.img.9WKjGYOiL-U&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=c64f70f4811e34df&bvm=pv.xjs.s.en_US.MpiVkF51mpA.O&imgdii=_)

There isn't a large difference.

[Heather Duval]

She looks British
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/-IhtqFryHXc/maxresdefault.jpg
https://i.pinimg.com/474x/c3/49/16/c3491691431884df29729fea1ebd0150.jpg
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ce/ab/7a/ceab7a7c9a7d860c577c827325f375c1.jpg
http://images2.fanpop.com/image/photos/11200000/Misfits-Of-Science-courteney-cox-arquette-11247903-430-351.jpg
http://fotologimg.s3.amazonaws.com/photo/53/39/103/ebory/13420140852259_f.jpg
https://images-production.global.ssl.fastly.net/uploads/photos/file/251042/courteney-cox-plastic-surgery.jpg?auto=compress&crop=top&fit=clip&h=500&q=55&w=698

Btw she was my fav girl from the series "Friends"
https://media.giphy.com/media/IdyHPMy8eqZ68/giphy.gif

[Heather Duval]

Ethnicity: English, Irish, Welsh, Scottish, German, distant Swedish and French
http://ethnicelebs.com/courteney-cox

[NSXD60]

Who's that little brunette?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=129kuDCQtHs

[Latinus]

She is not dark, just a medium skin pigmentation. If someone doesn't look super pale, people here will call him/her "dark".:picard1:

[Zroota]

She looks southwestern European (Iberian), but can also pass as Romanian and Bulgarian to the southeast. Not really that British in my eyes.

[Odin]

She can pass.

[MobyD]

Yes, she looks very British. Atlanto-Nordid + Faelid.

[reboun]

Faelid + Atlantid

[JamesBond007]

I was just researching her ancestry, and apparently she is pure British (a mix of English, Welsh, Irish and Scottish). She looks very dark to be pure British imo, though she has a similar look as Andrea Corr. I would have guessed French, Spanish or North Italian.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_CEu0XsS3sUs/SyecnJGK15I/AAAAAAAAAKM/87SVbOMlE90/s320/300-x-300-courtney-cox.jpg
http://www.harpersbazaar.com/cm/harpersbazaar/images/bN/courteney-cox-0411-3-de.jpg
http://blogs.babycenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/courtney-cox-july-9.jpg
http://celebritywonder.ugo.com/picture/Courteney_Cox/CourtneyCoxA_Granitz_9910286.jpg
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-PwIwDCqr7J0/TaXruaBYW_I/AAAAAAAAEYY/dY9wZ1XhJLA/s1600/Courtney+Cox+Scream+4+Premiere+red+carpet+fashion+ april+11+2011+CLOSEUP+2.jpg

She resembles Iron age Britons (Brythonic).

If that is your definition of 'pure British'.

The Queen of England is more British being that she is not American culturally even though she is part German like myself.

Target: KevinG_scaled
Distance: 1.9624% / 0.01962356
42.8 England_IA (Iron Age British Brythonic)
32.0 ISL_Viking_Age_Pre_Christian (teutonic Viking)
25.2 SVK_Poprad_MA (ancient German kraut)

One can be 'pure English' and be 25% German my guess is she has very little to no non-scando Germanic ancestry.

All native British people are part Brythonic (Iron Age British) I would guess her G25 would be strongly England_IronAge with no kraut.

[chociprasa]

Atlanto-Med + Alpinid... could pass as British, yes. But looks more like a light Italian imo, esp when younger.

[Nurzat]

she looks French, Swiss, German, Austrian, Hungarian

[Avicenna]

Nah I dont see it, although I can see her speaking in a thick irish accent a little

[L.o.l.i.t.a]

She looks quite Western. And not every Brit is milky white.

[MobyD]

Nah I dont see it, although I can see her speaking in a thick irish accent a little

You really can't see her passing in UK? Why???

[Avicenna]

You really can't see her passing in UK? Why???

I've watched friends more times than I count , and I honestly don't think I ever thought to myself "geez she sure looks quite British " . She doesn't . I can't really pin point her look BUT again, she could pass atypically as a Irish lass .

[Anglo-Celtic]

She's from the South. Many Southern celebrities have mixtures of British and Irish. It's somewhat common for Southern people to have varied combinations of English, Irish, Scots Irish, Scottish, and Welsh. Different individuals will have a different percentage of each nationality, so they fit in in different areas.

[Creoda]

Looks plastic, when younger she passes but doesn't look very typically British. To some clueless people on anthroforums it seems that dark hair and blue eyes is automatically the epitome of Britishness. It is more of an Irish trait, but even then her head is too small and gracile featured to be typically Irish, and Alpine-Meddish shifted.

[Xacal]

North Atlantid. North-Western Europe

[Westbrook]

This goes for most white Americans outside of the northeast corridor really
She's from the South. Many Southern celebrities have mixtures of British and Irish. It's somewhat common for Southern people to have varied combinations of English, Irish, Scots Irish, Scottish, and Welsh. Different individuals will have a different percentage of each nationality, so they fit in in different areas.

[Anglo-Celtic]

This goes for most white Americans outside of the northeast corridor really

It depends on the region or the state. Midwesterners are much more German. Some states, like Utah, have an inordinate number of people of almost entirely English descent. Many Southern locales are pan British Isles with more Scottish than other places.

[Creoda]

It depends on the region or the state. Midwesterners are much more German. Some states, like Utah, have an inordinate number of people of almost entirely English descent. Many Southern locales are pan British Isles with more Scottish than other places.
On Gedmatch Southerners mostly plot closest to English on average, while Midwesterners and Pennsylvanians largely plot closest to South Dutch/Flemish, obviously because they're a German-British Isles mixture. Utah has a lot of English but much of the South seems to be more. From all the kits I've collected there seems to be less Insular Celtic blood in the South than I'd have thought (the North Atlantic scores are below that of English and Australians in most states so far).

[Anglo-Celtic]

On Gedmatch Southerners mostly plot closest to English on average, while Midwesterners and Pennsylvanians largely plot closest to South Dutch/Flemish, obviously because they're a German-British Isles mixture. Utah has a lot of English but much of the South seems to be more. From all the kits I've collected there seems to be less Insular Celtic blood in the South than I'd have thought (the North Atlantic scores are below that of English and Australians in most states so far).

That's not been my experience at all. My half sister scored 96.2% "British & Irish" on 23andMe. She, as well as her dad and her mom were born in the Appalachians, and they have deep roots there. She scored next to no French & German (1.7%). English people tend to score more French & German and less British & Irish, especially if they're from Anglo-Saxon regions. I don't buy the claim that Southern people have that much English, no way. I also watched many clips of Southern people's test results. Irish and Scottish almost always are in the mix with English, and some people have Scottish at the top of the list. I'm not buying that de-Celt jazz because I've seen too many contradictions. We have all flavors of Celtic, and we're likely not anomalous in that regard. GEDMATCH means nothing to me because few people take it, and those people likely are from the coastal regions where it's much more English, and I don't buy that score for Midwest people, either (Flemish my a__) because this is German territory.

[Anglo-Celtic]

double post ffs

[placebo]

she doesn't looks very dark to be pure british lol. she's just tanned not pale but she is quite fair.

almost textbook north atlantid and she looks british to me and can pass as french.

[Creoda]

That's not been my experience at all. My half sister scored 96.2% "British & Irish" on 23&Me. She, as well as her dad and her mom were born in the Appalachians, and they have deep roots there. She scored next to no French & German (1.7%). English people tend to score more French & German and less British & Irish, especially if they're from Anglo-Saxon regions. I don't buy the claim that Southern people have that much English, no way. I also watched many clips of Southern people's test results. Irish and Scottish almost always are in the mix with English, and some people have Scottish at the top of the list. I'm not buying that de-Celt jazz because I've seen too many contradictions. We have all flavors of Celtic, and we're likely not anomalous in that regard. GEDMATCH means nothing to me because few people take it, and those people likely are from the coastal regions where it's much more English, and I don't buy that score for Midwest people, either (Flemish my a__) because this is German territory.
Well, take it or leave it, I'm just collecting kits randomly and these are my findings so far (incomplete). When I say they plot with Dutch/Flemish it's not because they have that ancestry, but because it's artificially between German and British, in the same way that a half Brit half Spaniard would plot closest to French. All I can say is that the White Southerners I've collected so far (over 250) are noticeably less shifted towards Insular Celts than say the Colonial Australian kits are. There may be other reasons contributing to that.

23&Me doesn't tell you much if you're not a Euromutt. British & Irish? No shit, I would get 100% but that wouldn't tell me anything with regards to my specific ethnic ancestry within.

[Demis]

Atlantid of Nordic predominance, looks North-Western and Western European.

[Anglo-Celtic]

Well, take it or leave it, I'm just collecting kits randomly and these are my findings so far (incomplete). When I say they plot with Dutch/Flemish it's not because they have that ancestry, but because it's artificially between German and British, in the same way that a half Brit half Spaniard would plot closest to French. All I can say is that the White Southerners I've collected so far (over 250) are noticeably less shifted towards Insular Celts than say the Colonial Australian kits are. There may be other reasons contributing to that.

23&Me doesn't tell you much if you're not a Euromutt. British & Irish? No shit, I would get 100% but that wouldn't tell me anything with regards to my specific ethnic ancestry within.

I'm not sold on its validity or veracity. I don't put much stock in it. It seems like fun, though. To each their own.

In fairness, it may depend on the region or the state. For example, Southeastern Virginia is much different than Southwestern Virginia. The former region is much more Anglo-Saxon, and the latter region is much more Celtic. I use those names as shorthand.

My guess is that my sister is much more Celtic than Richmond Bread if we look at both gene tests and paper trails. They come from opposite ends of the same state. They might as well come from different states. One section is like the Highlands, and one section is like the Lowlands.

I know that three of my grandparents are descended from both Highlanders and Republic of Ireland immigrants (one of whom was my last immigrant ancestor). I'm not entirely sure about my fourth one, but he has some Welsh forebears. I also think that most of my English forebears came from Western England, and that includes Cornwall. For what it's worth, Appalachia has the highest concentration of redheads in the country.

[Anglo-Celtic]

Well, take it or leave it, I'm just collecting kits randomly and these are my findings so far (incomplete). When I say they plot with Dutch/Flemish it's not because they have that ancestry, but because it's artificially between German and British, in the same way that a half Brit half Spaniard would plot closest to French. All I can say is that the White Southerners I've collected so far (over 250) are noticeably less shifted towards Insular Celts than say the Colonial Australian kits are. There may be other reasons contributing to that.

23&Me doesn't tell you much if you're not a Euromutt. British & Irish? No shit, I would get 100% but that wouldn't tell me anything with regards to my specific ethnic ancestry within.

I should add a caveat and a concession. There are Plastic Paddies. There are Synthetic Southerners too. I don't want to sound like one.

It may not be fair or honest to compare Appalachia to the Deep South and the Piedmont. The ancestries are different. The cultures aren't the same, and the music isn't the same. You might as well compare Southwest Scotland to Southeast England.

There's more to the redhead map too. It's not all of the Appalachians at all. Ground Zero is just the region, within the greater Appalachians, where all to most of my forebears settled. Northeastern Tennessee and Southwestern Virginia are predominant.

Why aren't Massachusetts (South Boston) and New York (Hell's Kitchen) in the hottest zones? Southern European brunettes lessen the percentages of redheads. Still, those states might lead in total numbers of redheads. The map is based on just POP.

[JamesBond007]

On Gedmatch Southerners mostly plot closest to English on average, while Midwesterners and Pennsylvanians largely plot closest to South Dutch/Flemish, obviously because they're a German-British Isles mixture. Utah has a lot of English but much of the South seems to be more. From all the kits I've collected there seems to be less Insular Celtic blood in the South than I'd have thought (the North Atlantic scores are below that of English and Australians in most states so far).

Yeah, once someone is over 25% kraut and I don't mean simply Saxon they can't be English but some English plot with the Dutch via PCA overlap but south Dutch/Flemish that is too distant. I almost plot with the Irish/Welsh/Scottish or whatnot but I just make it into English/Dutch terrority on the Celtic vs Germanic PCA plot.

I get Irish or English North-Atlantic scores on K13 but that does not mean much to me since K15 breaks it down into north sea and Atlantic. I feel K15 is superior it is called EUtest version 2 for a reason.

K15 has me as SouthWest English and K13 as Irish even though G25 shows my 25% Kraut. I think if you mix my Icelandic Viking score, on G25, with my kraut it pulls my kraut into generic Saxon Frisian range. Anglo-Saxons were not as homogenous as some people think some pulled somewhat more towards Norwegian and some more straight North Germany sometimes with a somewhat central German pull. Shit like G25 splits hair unless told not to I can make a British isles model with my Germanic going into Saxon and vote Viking categories with decent distance score.

I like some of yourdnaportal's new paid feature. I can hyper generalized , in one Oracle, to be 50% Britons (Brythonic) or Welsh and 50% Frisian (Saxon) instead this autistic G25 shit e.g. splitting my Germanic into Iceland and some lone Kraut warrior in Slovakia. YourDNAPortal can break it down into Welsh, Sweafas/Swaffham (Suebi), Swedish Viking and French Gaulish, in a less autistic breakdown, than G25 if I want.

[Creoda]

Yeah, once someone is over 25% kraut and I don't mean simply Saxon they can't be English but some English plot with the Dutch via PCA overlap but south Dutch/Flemish that is too distant. I almost plot with the Irish/Welsh/Scottish or whatnot but I just make it into English/Dutch terrority on the Celtic vs Germanic PCA plot.

I get Irish or English North-Atlantic scores on K13 but that does not mean much to me since K15 breaks it down into north sea and Atlantic. I feel K15 is superior it is called EUtest version 2 for a reason.

K15 has me as SouthWest English and K13 as Irish even though G25 shows my 25% Kraut. I think if you mix my Icelandic Viking score, on G25, with my kraut it pulls my kraut into generic Saxon Frisian range. Anglo-Saxons were not as homogenous as some people think some pulled somewhat more towards Norwegian and some more straight North Germany sometimes with a somewhat central German pull. Shit like G25 splits hair unless told not to I can make a British isles model with my Germanic going into Saxon and vote Viking categories with decent distance score.

I like some of yourdnaportal's new paid feature. I can hyper generalized , in one Oracle, to be 50% Britons (Brythonic) or Welsh and 50% Frisian (Saxon) instead this autistic G25 shit e.g. splitting my Germanic into Iceland and some lone Kraut warrior in Slovakia. YourDNAPortal can break it down into Welsh, Sweafas/Swaffham (Suebi), Swedish Viking and French Gaulish, in a less autistic breakdown, than G25 if I want.Marxists don't approve of your obsession with genetics/nationalism, you'll be sent to a re-education camp. Sorry but your only allowed identity is subhuman lumpenprole.

[MobyD]

I've watched friends more times than I count , and I honestly don't think I ever thought to myself "geez she sure looks quite British " . She doesn't . I can't really pin point her look BUT again, she could pass atypically as a Irish lass .

Why atypically?

[Avicenna]

Why atypically?

She doesn't look like a typical Irish woman

[MobyD]

She doesn't look like a typical Irish woman

Dark hair...blue eyes...porcelain skin...that's not a typical Irish woman? LOL

[Immanenz]

Dark hair...blue eyes...porcelain skin...that's not a typical Irish woman? LOL

So if the other friends Co- Stars Kudrow and Aniston would have the same coloring they would look Irish too? :wink
Way too artificial...

[MobyD]

So if the other friends Co- Stars Kudrow and Aniston would have the same coloring they would look Irish too? :wink
Way too artificial...

I’m not having these discussions with you anymore.

[Avicenna]

Dark hair...blue eyes...porcelain skin...that's not a typical Irish woman? LOL

Those are not typical Irish traits ...nor is her facial features typical .

Do any of these women look like Courtney Cox?

It's a rhetorical , no they don't .

https://i.ibb.co/gPvKBXg/Screen-Shot-2017-11-29-at-100139.png (https://imgbb.com/)
https://i.ibb.co/Wk4WDqn/0-inpho-01635463.jpg (https://ibb.co/c6ScbMJ)
image upload (https://imgbb.com/)

[Renekton]

She looks American imo

[MobyD]

Those are not typical Irish traits ...nor is her facial features typical .

Do any of these women look like Courtney Cox?

It's a rhetorical , no they don't .

https://i.ibb.co/gPvKBXg/Screen-Shot-2017-11-29-at-100139.png (https://imgbb.com/)
https://i.ibb.co/Wk4WDqn/0-inpho-01635463.jpg (https://ibb.co/c6ScbMJ)
image upload (https://imgbb.com/)

Oh wow I didn’t realize those women represented all of Ireland /s....she would pass there easily, Mr. Simpleton.

[Grace O'Malley]

Courtney Cox pre-plastic surgery I think could pass in Ireland and other countries as well.

https://imagesvc.meredithcorp.io/v3/mm/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fstatic.onecms.io%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2Fsites%2F14%2F2005%2F04%2F13%2F 1982-courteney-cox-567_1.jpg&q=85

http://images6.fanpop.com/image/photos/39200000/Young-Courteney-Cox-courteney-cox-39270585-2760-4188.jpg

Courteney is beautiful of course but there are Irish women similar to her. Wasn't hard to find the girl below for instance.

https://frasermodels.ie/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Aveen-Kinsella-5.jpg

https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/378800000329293273/1a21caba3973dc293058e6a5839d7de8_400x400.png

https://frasermodels.ie/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Aveen-Kinsella-1.jpg

Here's another one with similar type colouring.

https://www.internationallovescout.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/abby-harris-pictorial.jpg

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/8UoeHzWSHAKgWirmUSf89oxAcRDxMkD0hz_5x7wuko6--PntoZ7oVCQrq8u1UeZI12Aq5z2y2Ndi6kkF05uulYlSOrid4Ch 2su6DF2t5coXdRVzv0aSK1HD7ZYx1IvkF9gyaIASSXV1qyZcTY w

https://backend.unikomodels.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/book-abby-harris15.jpg

They are models though and not carbon copies but Courtney could pass as Irish especially when younger. She is American though and Americans usually have multiple ethnicities which makes them more difficult to place in Europe. She looks different now due to plastic surgery.

[Avicenna]

Courtney Cox pre-plastic surgery I think could pass in Ireland and other countries as well.

https://imagesvc.meredithcorp.io/v3/mm/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fstatic.onecms.io%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2Fsites%2F14%2F2005%2F04%2F13%2F 1982-courteney-cox-567_1.jpg&q=85

http://images6.fanpop.com/image/photos/39200000/Young-Courteney-Cox-courteney-cox-39270585-2760-4188.jpg

Courteney is beautiful of course but there are Irish women similar to her. Wasn't hard to find the girl below for instance.

https://frasermodels.ie/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Aveen-Kinsella-5.jpg

https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/378800000329293273/1a21caba3973dc293058e6a5839d7de8_400x400.png

https://frasermodels.ie/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Aveen-Kinsella-1.jpg

Here's another one with similar type colouring.

https://www.internationallovescout.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/abby-harris-pictorial.jpg

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/8UoeHzWSHAKgWirmUSf89oxAcRDxMkD0hz_5x7wuko6--PntoZ7oVCQrq8u1UeZI12Aq5z2y2Ndi6kkF05uulYlSOrid4Ch 2su6DF2t5coXdRVzv0aSK1HD7ZYx1IvkF9gyaIASSXV1qyZcTY w

https://backend.unikomodels.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/book-abby-harris15.jpg

They are models though and not carbon copies but Courtney could pass as Irish especially when younger. She is American though and Americans usually have multiple ethnicities which makes them more difficult to place in Europe. She looks different now due to plastic surgery.

Okay her younger photos I can see the Irish in her . Passes much better as a dark irish type .

[MobyD]

Okay her younger photos I can see the Irish in her . Passes much better as a dark irish type .

How would you classify her daughter? Alpine-Med?
https://fromthestage.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/courteney-cox-daughter-coco-arquette-2020.jpg
https://biographymask.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Coco-Arquette-1200x1200.jpg
https://i.insider.com/5ebab974e3c3fb0220417e60?width=700
https://imagesvc.meredithcorp.io/v3/mm/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fstatic.onecms.io%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2Fsites%2F20%2F2020%2F01%2Fdigit altracks__11__rex_an_evening_with_dermot_o_leary_9 721919ai-2000.jpg

[Latinus]

She pass there.

[Anglo-Celtic]

Those are not typical Irish traits ...nor is her facial features typical .

Do any of these women look like Courtney Cox?

It's a rhetorical , no they don't .

https://i.ibb.co/gPvKBXg/Screen-Shot-2017-11-29-at-100139.png (https://imgbb.com/)
https://i.ibb.co/Wk4WDqn/0-inpho-01635463.jpg (https://ibb.co/c6ScbMJ)
image upload (https://imgbb.com/)

I'm not one for this kind of thing. They're female jocks, and they tend to be more "robust" than many women. Find some crowd shots of pedestrians and shoppers. It would be like me posting high school football teams to show what ordinary Americans look like.

[Anglo-Celtic]

On Gedmatch Southerners mostly plot closest to English on average, while Midwesterners and Pennsylvanians largely plot closest to South Dutch/Flemish, obviously because they're a German-British Isles mixture. Utah has a lot of English but much of the South seems to be more. From all the kits I've collected there seems to be less Insular Celtic blood in the South than I'd have thought (the North Atlantic scores are below that of English and Australians in most states so far).

I should ask. Where do I find these results, and from what regions or states are the participants? As for my sister's score, it's much more "Celtic" than the scores of most English people, especially people who live in Eastern England, who score much higher in Continental European averages. She even scores higher than most Scottish people in "BI", so I think that it's a combination of flavors rather than just a scoop of Irish by itself (although it's an ingredient in the Celtic ice cream).

[Creoda]

I should ask. Where do I find these results, and from what regions or states are the participants? As for my sister's score, it's much more "Celtic" than the scores of most English people, especially people who live in Eastern England, who score much higher in Continental European averages. She even scores higher than most Scottish people in "BI", so I think that it's a combination of flavors rather than just a scoop of Irish by itself (although it's an ingredient in the Celtic ice cream).
I have the averages collated here
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?344761-My-updated-Eurogenes-averages-sheet

I can send you the kit numbers if you'd like, which have Gedcoms with family trees attached.

Current US K13 averages

US_Midwest,46.15,24.37,14.09,5.84,5.47,0.86,0.89,0 .25,0.45,0.68,0.40,0.25,0.23
US_New England,47.16,22.06,15.46,5.54,5.84,0.72,1.04,0.19 ,0.46,0.69,0.34,0.25,0.18
US_South,48.80,22.83,13.95,5.64,4.55,0.80,0.96,0.1 7,0.30,0.71,0.43,0.28,0.50
US_West,46.46,23.39,14.40,5.98,5.80,0.82,0.90,0.14 ,0.45,0.69,0.38,0.12,0.34
US_Alabama,49.15,23.43,14.06,5.83,3.44,0.77,0.87,0 .24,0.40,0.65,0.41,0.24,0.45
US_Arkansas,49.69,23.61,13.14,5.43,4.44,0.48,1.30, 0.06,0.25,0.83,0.33,0.09,0.28
US_California,45.77,24.39,14.23,5.27,6.06,0.88,1.0 9,0.16,0.74,0.31,0.34,0.11,0.39
US_Georgia,49.03,23.02,13.52,5.86,4.21,0.86,1.13,0 .05,0.37,0.73,0.40,0.32,0.44
US_Illinois,46.98,24.11,13.96,5.87,5.42,0.57,0.96, 0.31,0.16,0.69,0.39,0.30,0.20
US_Indiana,47.23,22.51,16.06,5.80,4.87,0.59,0.59,0 .24,0.34,0.72,0.48,0.23,0.28
US_Iowa,48.81,23.55,13.17,6.55,4.23,0.87,0.77,0.13 ,0.44,0.37,0.66,0.28,0.09
US_Kentucky,49.32,23.06,13.71,5.73,4.21,0.59,0.79, 0.23,0.31,0.77,0.32,0.41,0.47
US_Louisiana,45.60,19.65,17.22,4.88,7.76,2.00,0.47 ,0.38,0.17,0.82,0.51,0.17,0.33
US_Massachussets,45.89,22.00,15.99,5.84,6.52,0.70, 1.02,0.18,0.37,0.66,0.37,0.28,0.11
US_Michigan,42.64,25.19,13.95,5.58,7.71,1.13,0.97, 0.49,0.74,0.80,0.29,0.23,0.20
US_Mississippi,50.73,22.19,13.08,5.78,4.17,0.38,1. 08,0.20,0.40,0.71,0.41,0.23,0.57
US_Missouri,48.27,22.59,14.55,6.52,4.34,0.83,0.74, 0.16,0.40,0.56,0.40,0.22,0.34
US_New Jersey,44.23,23.05,14.22,6.47,8.15,1.20,0.95,0.28, 0.29,0.66,0.17,0.13,0.15
US_New York,43.40,20.98,14.59,6.55,9.78,1.56,1.00,0.18,0. 36,0.60,0.41,0.28,0.24
US_North Carolina,48.06,22.69,13.59,6.03,4.89,0.82,1.03,0.1 6,0.28,0.50,0.72,0.35,0.80
US_Ohio,46.17,22.61,14.48,5.91,6.53,1.18,0.70,0.20 ,0.55,0.47,0.49,0.28,0.35
US_Pennsylvania,45.70,25.02,13.51,6.71,5.38,0.89,1 .00,0.08,0.42,0.52,0.31,0.19,0.20
US_Tennessee,49.02,22.60,13.98,5.67,4.53,0.76,0.77 ,0.22,0.30,0.73,0.51,0.30,0.54
US_Texas,48.78,22.62,14.39,5.65,4.58,0.65,0.96,0.2 8,0.23,0.78,0.47,0.26,0.28
US_Virginia,49.02,22.49,13.90,6.39,3.77,0.94,0.80, 0.07,0.22,0.67,0.36,0.34,0.98
US_West Virginia,47.69,22.42,14.11,5.88,5.64,1.10,1.18,0.1 0,0.20,0.66,0.32,0.22,0.43
US_Wisconsin,42.79,28.21,13.37,5.98,5.45,1.01,0.85 ,0.32,0.51,0.52,0.38,0.30,0.24
Higher North Atlantic (the first number) tends to mean more Insular Celtic blood, or more British Isles ancestry broadly. North Atlantic scores peak in NW Ireland.

Numbers of kits for each average


US_Midwest - 186
US_New England - 63
US_South - 283
US_West - 33
US_Alabama - 23
US_Arkansas - 12
US_California - 10
US_Georgia - 28
US_Illinois - 35
US_Indiana - 14
US_Iowa - 11
US_Kentucky - 27
US_Louisiana - 14
US_Massachussets - 23
US_Michigan - 17
US_Mississippi - 15
US_Missouri - 17
US_New Jersey - 14
US_New York - 37
US_North Carolina - 21
US_Ohio - 26
US_Pennsylvania - 52
US_Tennessee - 28
US_Texas - 30
US_Virginia - 15
US_West Virginia - 11
US_Wisconsin - 13

Many of the surnames from the Southern US kits
Cherry/Barber
Richardson/Lee
Matthews/Merritt
McLeod/O'Neal
Lacy/Grant
House/Burrage
Capps/Doby
Morales/Hebert
Hebert/Leblanc
LaCombe/Guillotte
Matherne/Neil
Guillotte/Belanger
Ford/Cheramie
Guillory/LaCombe
Michel/Lessard
Allen/Price
Williams/Wolfe
Johnson/Marshall
Davis/Brown
Kearley/Black
Adkins/Linville
Sizemore/Denney
Yearwood/Cronic
Ratliff/Pelt
Mathis/Gibson
Ferguson
Meadows/Wilkie
Hart/Kerr
McLeod/Cummings
Jones/Lee
Stanley/Chandler
Dunlap/Hensley
Beverly/Couch
Reynolds/Huffman
Hogan/Channel
Bailey
Wingo/Copeland
Jones/Green
Bennett/Hoke
Pearce/Woodruff
Johnston/Peel
Langford/Newberry
Kelley/Goff
Hall/Lollar
Holsey/Anderson
Cronan/Hester
Ritchie/Raymer
Ellison/Singleton
Partin/Carroll
Morgan/Smith
Goins/Mayne
Dendy/Shaw
Smith/Anderson
Bowdoin/Wyatt
Henson/Emery
Litzenberger/Williams
Ball/Renner
Cothern/Lee
Hopkins/Baker
Hamilton/Oglesby
Raines/McAlister
Taylor/Childers
Lancaster/Cothern
Nichols/Roberson
Mitchell/Bryant
Hudspeth/Lovell
Otwell/Zeagler
Nunn/Kirk
Holland/Sanders
Rivers/Prichard
Meixner/Galbreath
Copas/Chapman
Wischer/Carrico
Hooper/Chandler
Baxter/Reyer
Gambrell/Flynt
Rivers/Shelton
Triplett/Romedy
Lancaster/Archer
Revel/Hale
Bryan/Gates
Pope/Norwood
Hathaway/Dawson
Mathews/Thompson
Avin/Ward
Ponton/Jefferson
Watson/Saunders
Billings/Scroggins
Mathews/Wiggins
Maner/Dallas
Gage/Yarbrough
Bellew/Chisholm
Nash/McElroy
Pilkenton/Broyhill
Johnson/Anderson
Carter/Moore
Carter/Gates
Rogers/Lebleu
Funk/Bonsall
Self/Adkins
Savage/Hicks
Cranfill/Hubbard
Dettweiler/Bragg
Corum/Smith
Worrell/Smelley
Daniel/Smith
Bruce/Rentz
Smith/Bowdoin
Apriletti/Dahlstrom
Coody/Crandell
Radcliff/Hite
Parker/Scott
Gay/Smith
Leslie/Taylor
Bronson/Belyeu
Tierce/Stuart
Miller/Timms
Reynolds/Parham
Spears/Henry
Chilcoat/Lackey
George/Collier
Shea/Lavery
Bopst/Hyatt
Thrasher/McFarlane
Taylor/Morgan
Rogers/Ross
Collins/Knight
Day/Hooper
Day/Crawley
Gowdy/Smith
Alfrey/Mynhier
Burden/Webster
Bond/Blanton
Parker/Wright
Herrod/Snell
Baswell/Byrd
Kilgore/Cannon
McKinley/Wright
Blakeley/OHarrow
Olivent/Freeman
Corbin/Payne
DeLoach/Heape
Ellisor/McGarrity
Payne/Stilts
Walker/Holloway
Bluford/Allison
Cross/Davis
Pyles/Nease
Ellis/Flowers
Ball/Stevens
Hisaw/Palmer
Snow/Guthrie
Stevens/Williams
Pace/Potter
Currin/Miller
Cobb/Neville
Faulkner/Rawlins
Stephenson/Smith
Stanley/McMinis
Becker/Moreton
Read/Nicholson
Stancil/Peedin
Connaway/Coffey
Shaw/Bailey
Stephens/Vickers
Nelson/Hall
White/Clauder
Jenkins/Phelps
Vincent/Meredith
Heath/Hodges
Jones/Farris
Crymes/McGee
Woodward/Joslin
Hastings/Hager
Griggs/Gelzhiser
Moore/Locklear
Berry/Pegram
Coker/Bradham

Would be interesting to see your sister's gedmatch scores and how it compares to US and British Isles averages.

[Anglo-Celtic]

I have the averages collated here
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?344761-My-updated-Eurogenes-averages-sheet

I can send you the kit numbers if you'd like, which have Gedcoms with family trees attached.

Current US K13 averages

US_Midwest,46.15,24.37,14.09,5.84,5.47,0.86,0.89,0 .25,0.45,0.68,0.40,0.25,0.23
US_New England,47.16,22.06,15.46,5.54,5.84,0.72,1.04,0.19 ,0.46,0.69,0.34,0.25,0.18
US_South,48.80,22.83,13.95,5.64,4.55,0.80,0.96,0.1 7,0.30,0.71,0.43,0.28,0.50
US_West,46.46,23.39,14.40,5.98,5.80,0.82,0.90,0.14 ,0.45,0.69,0.38,0.12,0.34
US_Alabama,49.15,23.43,14.06,5.83,3.44,0.77,0.87,0 .24,0.40,0.65,0.41,0.24,0.45
US_Arkansas,49.69,23.61,13.14,5.43,4.44,0.48,1.30, 0.06,0.25,0.83,0.33,0.09,0.28
US_California,45.77,24.39,14.23,5.27,6.06,0.88,1.0 9,0.16,0.74,0.31,0.34,0.11,0.39
US_Georgia,49.03,23.02,13.52,5.86,4.21,0.86,1.13,0 .05,0.37,0.73,0.40,0.32,0.44
US_Illinois,46.98,24.11,13.96,5.87,5.42,0.57,0.96, 0.31,0.16,0.69,0.39,0.30,0.20
US_Indiana,47.23,22.51,16.06,5.80,4.87,0.59,0.59,0 .24,0.34,0.72,0.48,0.23,0.28
US_Iowa,48.81,23.55,13.17,6.55,4.23,0.87,0.77,0.13 ,0.44,0.37,0.66,0.28,0.09
US_Kentucky,49.32,23.06,13.71,5.73,4.21,0.59,0.79, 0.23,0.31,0.77,0.32,0.41,0.47
US_Louisiana,45.60,19.65,17.22,4.88,7.76,2.00,0.47 ,0.38,0.17,0.82,0.51,0.17,0.33
US_Massachussets,45.89,22.00,15.99,5.84,6.52,0.70, 1.02,0.18,0.37,0.66,0.37,0.28,0.11
US_Michigan,42.64,25.19,13.95,5.58,7.71,1.13,0.97, 0.49,0.74,0.80,0.29,0.23,0.20
US_Mississippi,50.73,22.19,13.08,5.78,4.17,0.38,1. 08,0.20,0.40,0.71,0.41,0.23,0.57
US_Missouri,48.27,22.59,14.55,6.52,4.34,0.83,0.74, 0.16,0.40,0.56,0.40,0.22,0.34
US_New Jersey,44.23,23.05,14.22,6.47,8.15,1.20,0.95,0.28, 0.29,0.66,0.17,0.13,0.15
US_New York,43.40,20.98,14.59,6.55,9.78,1.56,1.00,0.18,0. 36,0.60,0.41,0.28,0.24
US_North Carolina,48.06,22.69,13.59,6.03,4.89,0.82,1.03,0.1 6,0.28,0.50,0.72,0.35,0.80
US_Ohio,46.17,22.61,14.48,5.91,6.53,1.18,0.70,0.20 ,0.55,0.47,0.49,0.28,0.35
US_Pennsylvania,45.70,25.02,13.51,6.71,5.38,0.89,1 .00,0.08,0.42,0.52,0.31,0.19,0.20
US_Tennessee,49.02,22.60,13.98,5.67,4.53,0.76,0.77 ,0.22,0.30,0.73,0.51,0.30,0.54
US_Texas,48.78,22.62,14.39,5.65,4.58,0.65,0.96,0.2 8,0.23,0.78,0.47,0.26,0.28
US_Virginia,49.02,22.49,13.90,6.39,3.77,0.94,0.80, 0.07,0.22,0.67,0.36,0.34,0.98
US_West Virginia,47.69,22.42,14.11,5.88,5.64,1.10,1.18,0.1 0,0.20,0.66,0.32,0.22,0.43
US_Wisconsin,42.79,28.21,13.37,5.98,5.45,1.01,0.85 ,0.32,0.51,0.52,0.38,0.30,0.24
Higher North Atlantic (the first number) tends to mean more Insular Celtic blood, or more British Isles ancestry broadly. North Atlantic scores peak in NW Ireland.

Numbers of kits for each average


US_Midwest - 186
US_New England - 63
US_South - 283
US_West - 33
US_Alabama - 23
US_Arkansas - 12
US_California - 10
US_Georgia - 28
US_Illinois - 35
US_Indiana - 14
US_Iowa - 11
US_Kentucky - 27
US_Louisiana - 14
US_Massachussets - 23
US_Michigan - 17
US_Mississippi - 15
US_Missouri - 17
US_New Jersey - 14
US_New York - 37
US_North Carolina - 21
US_Ohio - 26
US_Pennsylvania - 52
US_Tennessee - 28
US_Texas - 30
US_Virginia - 15
US_West Virginia - 11
US_Wisconsin - 13

Many of the surnames from the Southern US kits
Cherry/Barber
Richardson/Lee
Matthews/Merritt
McLeod/O'Neal
Lacy/Grant
House/Burrage
Capps/Doby
Morales/Hebert
Hebert/Leblanc
LaCombe/Guillotte
Matherne/Neil
Guillotte/Belanger
Ford/Cheramie
Guillory/LaCombe
Michel/Lessard
Allen/Price
Williams/Wolfe
Johnson/Marshall
Davis/Brown
Kearley/Black
Adkins/Linville
Sizemore/Denney
Yearwood/Cronic
Ratliff/Pelt
Mathis/Gibson
Ferguson
Meadows/Wilkie
Hart/Kerr
McLeod/Cummings
Jones/Lee
Stanley/Chandler
Dunlap/Hensley
Beverly/Couch
Reynolds/Huffman
Hogan/Channel
Bailey
Wingo/Copeland
Jones/Green
Bennett/Hoke
Pearce/Woodruff
Johnston/Peel
Langford/Newberry
Kelley/Goff
Hall/Lollar
Holsey/Anderson
Cronan/Hester
Ritchie/Raymer
Ellison/Singleton
Partin/Carroll
Morgan/Smith
Goins/Mayne
Dendy/Shaw
Smith/Anderson
Bowdoin/Wyatt
Henson/Emery
Litzenberger/Williams
Ball/Renner
Cothern/Lee
Hopkins/Baker
Hamilton/Oglesby
Raines/McAlister
Taylor/Childers
Lancaster/Cothern
Nichols/Roberson
Mitchell/Bryant
Hudspeth/Lovell
Otwell/Zeagler
Nunn/Kirk
Holland/Sanders
Rivers/Prichard
Meixner/Galbreath
Copas/Chapman
Wischer/Carrico
Hooper/Chandler
Baxter/Reyer
Gambrell/Flynt
Rivers/Shelton
Triplett/Romedy
Lancaster/Archer
Revel/Hale
Bryan/Gates
Pope/Norwood
Hathaway/Dawson
Mathews/Thompson
Avin/Ward
Ponton/Jefferson
Watson/Saunders
Billings/Scroggins
Mathews/Wiggins
Maner/Dallas
Gage/Yarbrough
Bellew/Chisholm
Nash/McElroy
Pilkenton/Broyhill
Johnson/Anderson
Carter/Moore
Carter/Gates
Rogers/Lebleu
Funk/Bonsall
Self/Adkins
Savage/Hicks
Cranfill/Hubbard
Dettweiler/Bragg
Corum/Smith
Worrell/Smelley
Daniel/Smith
Bruce/Rentz
Smith/Bowdoin
Apriletti/Dahlstrom
Coody/Crandell
Radcliff/Hite
Parker/Scott
Gay/Smith
Leslie/Taylor
Bronson/Belyeu
Tierce/Stuart
Miller/Timms
Reynolds/Parham
Spears/Henry
Chilcoat/Lackey
George/Collier
Shea/Lavery
Bopst/Hyatt
Thrasher/McFarlane
Taylor/Morgan
Rogers/Ross
Collins/Knight
Day/Hooper
Day/Crawley
Gowdy/Smith
Alfrey/Mynhier
Burden/Webster
Bond/Blanton
Parker/Wright
Herrod/Snell
Baswell/Byrd
Kilgore/Cannon
McKinley/Wright
Blakeley/OHarrow
Olivent/Freeman
Corbin/Payne
DeLoach/Heape
Ellisor/McGarrity
Payne/Stilts
Walker/Holloway
Bluford/Allison
Cross/Davis
Pyles/Nease
Ellis/Flowers
Ball/Stevens
Hisaw/Palmer
Snow/Guthrie
Stevens/Williams
Pace/Potter
Currin/Miller
Cobb/Neville
Faulkner/Rawlins
Stephenson/Smith
Stanley/McMinis
Becker/Moreton
Read/Nicholson
Stancil/Peedin
Connaway/Coffey
Shaw/Bailey
Stephens/Vickers
Nelson/Hall
White/Clauder
Jenkins/Phelps
Vincent/Meredith
Heath/Hodges
Jones/Farris
Crymes/McGee
Woodward/Joslin
Hastings/Hager
Griggs/Gelzhiser
Moore/Locklear
Berry/Pegram
Coker/Bradham

Would be interesting to see your sister's gedmatch scores and how it compares to US and British Isles averages.

Thanks so much! I really appreciate it. It could just be that our parents are from a Celtic enclave (hence the red hair). I just looked at their hometown's outdoor drama web site, and there's a "Doyle" and an "O'Quinn" in the small cast.