The one who was awkward and bullied everyone who got too close, who you later find came out as gay after graduation, which is surprising at first, but not really if you think about it for a little bit.

Right?!

@Norik @A B S O L U T I S T I know why he looks ginger to me. He looks like Ed Sheeran!

Oh

Lmao he do

Huh....that also makes sense

So Anglo-Saxon ancestors, tell me more @Canadian Man

Yes.

We descended from Hengest and Horsa.

The two brothers invited by the Celts to battle the Picts, Scots, and Irish for a price.

Which the Celts agreed to, and that agreement was land.

Which they eventually were betrayed by said Celts, no?

Mhm.

One was killed in battle.

I suppose that was hengest.

Any who after that may family i think moved to Ireland.

After the Normans came here.

In the 12 century there were granted an eralship.

I'm descended from Mungo the Hunter who founded the Scottish Clan Hunter

Ah, very nice.

Iirc he was a companion of Rolo the Viking

Interesting Family, the Hunters...they were granted stewardship of the King's game, hence the name

Ah, Very intresting.

But here is the item that makes me confused about my lineage.

Yes?

When i read into my ancestry of my name i found out after the eralship was attained. The Native Irish the O'Nadith clan changed all of there names to my ancestors last name.

When the landed.

So i am quite conflicted.

I know i am of Germanic, Celtic, and Slavic (Scythian) Origin.

But i do not know if i am one of those descended people from Ireland who changed there name to suit the Leaders or.

That is a tough one

Whoops.

So that is a pickle.

It is hard to tell

So, I have improvised.

Facial features.

Which i've been trying to dechiper my facial type and what are the key features which would hint at decent.

That's harder to do then you might think.

Apparently one's ancestry gets hard to completely tell genetically after 12 generations or so

Which is why, going back to your earlier comment, that lineage documents become rather important

Mhm.