Classify Angie Dickinson

[CelticViking]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angie_Dickinson

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[Contra Mundum]

She has a slavic look about her. I wonder what her natural hair color is.

[Anthropologique]

I see Slavic influences as well.

[Apina]

Borreby-Baltid imo

[Contra Mundum]

She was born in North Dakota. About 3/4 of the population there are descended from German and Norwegian settlers. The rest are English, Irish, Russian, Swedish, Polish and Amerindian.

[Contra Mundum]

I think she had an affair with JFK.

[D_Sheetz]

looks like Dalo-Falid w/ a Borreby influence from her aging process

[GeistFaust]

Anglo-Saxon predominantly.

[Contra Mundum]

Anglo-Saxon predominantly.

Any sign of Amerindian?

[Pallantides]

She was born in North Dakota. About 3/4 of the population there are descended from German and Norwegian settlers. The rest are English, Irish, Russian, Swedish, Polish and Amerindian.

She could fit as a native here in Norway.:)

[rhiannon]

She reminds me of Martha Stewart, actually.

[GeistFaust]

Any sign of Amerindian?


No, there is nothing noticeable to me at all.

[rashka]

She is so pretty. I love her in the cop show. Wikipedia says she is of German descent.

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[Great Dane]

She is so pretty. I love her in the cop show. Wikipedia says she is of German descent.

She is also from North Dakota. She could be eastern German. Many of the Germans in the Dakotas are Germans from Russia, Volga Germans and Black Sea Germans, like Lawrence Welk, former senator Tom Daschle and Kellan Lutz.

[Contra Mundum]

I remember her appearances on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson and watching Ed McMahon drool over her. It was so obvious he was madly in love with her. Carson would tease him about it.

[Contra Mundum]

She reminds me of Martha Stewart, actually.

She sure does. Martha Stewart is of Polish descent.

Angie could be of German background, but have some Slavic influence. That's not uncommon for eastern Germans. Some even have Polish and Czech surnames.

[rashka]

She is also from North Dakota. She could be eastern German. Many of the Germans in the Dakotas are Germans from Russia, Volga Germans and Black Sea Germans, like Lawrence Welk, former senator Tom Daschle and Kellan Lutz.

Her name was Angeline Brown.

She is from the town called Kulm. Ancestries of Kulm:
German (54.7%), Norwegian (21.1%), Swedish (19.4%), Russian (7.6%), Irish (4.7%), United States (4.0%).
Read more: http://www.city-data.com/city/Kulm-North-Dakota.html#ixzz1w8exnU7m




In the 1957 Jubilee Book the story of how the city was named for Kulm, South Russia, and Kulm, Germany is told. This only whets the appetite for more knowledge on the subject of why these people moved from Germany to Russia and then to Dakota, and why the name of Kulm.
Kulm is not too unusual a name outside our United States. In the course of research on the matter it was found there are Kulm, Germany; Kulm in East Prussia near the river Vistual (on some maps spelled Chulm, the Polish version); Kulm, Switzerland; and Kulm, Austria. There is also a Kulm Island in the Arctic Sea. It is very difficult to find maps that show Kulm in the area
near the Black Sea where German ancestors farmed and worked, or Bessarabia as the area was known. An old map carries the town name of Kulmscaia, probably a Russianization of the name after the Germans left. From this site: http://www.grhs.org/research/america/ndakota/Kulm_History_1967.pdf