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I have pre-colonial, colonial and post colonial ancestry.
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I have pre-colonial and some colonial , pre-colonial were the first Germans and Dutch to come to America in 1683, after that some of my English and French ancestors came over.
Then in the 1800s the majority of my ancestors came from Ireland.
Yes, 1/4th. Although the vast majority of my "colonial" line ancestors came after 1815 because of Royal Decree Of Graces. I can trace my colonial line ancestry on the island to the first Canarians that came due to Tributo de sangre through 1695 - 1720 ish though.
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Yes, 100% or close to it.
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Yes.
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Yes
What’s done in darkness will come to light
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Nope.
Hungarian side came here in the 20th century.
German side came in the 19th century.
And my English ancestor immigrated here in the 19th century as well.
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Yes, Canarian, West African, Panamanian Natives and some possible Andalucian ancestry
A favor de la Unión del Caribe Hispano: Cuba, República Dominicana, Puerto Rico y Panamá
Mi mapa de Ancestros hace 4500 años atras
Como buen panameño tengo: genetica española, aborigen guanche, judia sefardita, amerindia y negra lo unico exotico
es el asiatico oriental debido a un bisabuelo chino
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No. I am a first generation new worlder. Somehow I get Australian & American genetic communities though, including my own state.
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Yep, on Hispaniola circa 1577.
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