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marthsheretoo posted...

You gotta go on a long road trip with a wacky friend and a love interest to the tribe's homelands and complete the trials to claim your rightful title.

I think I'd only want to do that if I could help the tribe in some way, like with money or volunteering or something.

MabusIncarnate posted...

Lemme ask the wife if I can have another one, i'll let you know.

Yes! Please do!

gunplagirl posted...

https://tinyurl.com/yukpx5vj

For what it's worth, my mother's got a Bible with marriages and stuff recorded alongside some birth and death dates and names of children and their marriages. And on my father's side, I know that all 4 of his great grandparents crossed the border in their lifetimes. Besides finding out I'm 1/4 Jewish, I'm like 1/8th French and British mix (makes sense since my mother's ancestry comes from Ireland and so that would simplify to those two), and the rest is various native tribes throughout the southern and central United States, plus tribes from Mexico.

Wanna guess how much is Cherokee?

But I have the records to back up my claims. And I never thought it was a royalty thing, just an interesting trace of my past. I wouldn't claim something like this with no basis, you know that. I don't think it makes me any more special than anyone else, I just think it's kinda cool since I've never concerned myself with my roots, but my sister is obsessed so it's hard to ignore when she starts talking about it. I'm also some kind of British and German mix on my mother's side, but I don't think I'm distantly related to a royal family or important historical figure. It's just for fun.

Um, 4%?