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To: GreyFriar

My bullshit detector reacted strongly to these sweeping assertions with no indication of sample size or procedure.

According to my 25-marker Y-DNA test results, my paternal ancestors were Anglo-Saxon not Celt. They lived in county Norfolk in East Anglia.


13 posted on 09/23/2006 11:24:31 AM PDT by zot (GWB -- the most slandered man of this decade)
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To: zot
Anglo Saxons were rather thicker on the ground in East Anglica than most places in Great Britain, although apparently, even a minority there, when it comes to DNA. In fact, the place got a lot of Dutch immigrants, who knew how to drain the swamps and build levees, and make the land more productive; in fact they turned it into the bread basket of Britain. It was also the cradle of the Cromwellian rebellion, and of the Puritan immigrants to Massachusetts. My surname is most heavily found in far up northeast England, which is also a heavily Celt DNA zone, the Viking rapist invasions in that vicinity to the contrary notwithstanding it seems. Maybe the Viking invaders in that region were gay.
72 posted on 09/23/2006 2:54:07 PM PDT by Torie
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