Posted by oldtanker on December 26, 2018 at 17:39:20 from (66.228.255.59):
In Reply to: ancestry DNA posted by boberjagel on December 26, 2018 at 16:31:04:
My mother in law was always very proud of her supposed Norwegian heritage. My brother in law did a test and it came back as mostly Irish on her side. She had herself tested. Mostly Irish. Yet there is no doubt that her family, mom and dad already married, immigrated from Norway and a long family history of both families being from Norway. The Vikings raided. Basically any place close to water. They didn't just take food and valuables. They took women too. Lots of them. They in turn became the wives of the vikings. And when JR was born 1/2 Irish then married another captive from Ireland the offspring is even more closely related to the Irish. Then the Irish raided too. Clear down into Italy on occasion.
Heck if you look back through the ages armies raped, pillaged and plundered their way back and forth across Europe. They took wives. They took slaves. There were conquerors from Asia, Russia, the Mid East, North Africa. Lets not forget the Romans nor the Greeks. If you have European heritage there are good odds that at one time or another your ancestors were slaves and another time when they owned the slaves.
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