Post your family tree

[Dušan]

By country and by ethnicity

[rothaer]

With contemporary state flags from the respective place of birth. All are Germans (indicated by oak leaves with acorns as symbol of German ethnicity) but one that is half German, half Polish (without ethnicity symbol).

[Beowulf]

By Regions:




now i see i forgot to do the Italian region

[Rædwald]

[Chron]

I gave it a shot

[alnortedelsur]

All Spanish from my mom's side since immemorial times.

And all Venezuelan born from my dad's side, except a paternal great grandfather (the paternal grandpa of my paternal grandpa), who was an Italian immigrant.

More Euro blood (mostly Spanish and some distant Italian) than Amerindian and SSA blood on my Venezuelan side, or otherwise, I wouldn't be 87% European.

[Creoda]

Contemporary state flags


Contemporary national flags

[Kriptc06]

2023


Note: Russia/Romania = Bessarabia.
My grandmother was technically born a romanian citizen, but after 1940 citizenship was lost/revoked for bessarabians cause of the USSR.
Portuguese citizenship acquired in the past few years.

[alnortedelsur]

All Spanish from my mom's side since immemorial times.

And all Venezuelan born from my dad's side, except a paternal great grandfather (the paternal grandpa of my paternal grandpa), who was an Italian immigrant.

More Euro blood (mostly Spanish and some distant Italian) than Amerindian and SSA blood on my Venezuelan side, or otherwise, I wouldn't be 87% European.

OK, here is mine:



I'm sure that not far back down the line on the paternal side of my family tree, there must have been European (very likely Spanish) born people (as well as other Venezuelan born people), but I'm not sure on who and how far back, so that's why I put question marks in most of that generation. The only thing certain is that the parents of my Italian great grandfather (and probably all his ancestors) were Italian

[Rædwald]

Did one more step out.