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Worrell, came from the Isle of Wight, to Virginia in the early 1700's (most likely as indentured servents) then migrated south in the 1800's to Mississippi. I have documents from when my g-g-great grandfather had to re-swear allegience the the United States after the Civil War.

Scotch Romanian.

Comanche Indian.

Scotch/Irish

Our Ms roots are from Centreville Ms.
Robinson/Atkinson/Fyke/Milner

Vaughan- Came from Wales to South Carolina then to Vaughan MS, and we haven't left our beloved Yazoo County yet! And don't plan on it!

Scottish on father's side: McCaskill/McDade
Irish/English on mom's side: Ryan/Johnson

Paternal name line starts on Isle of Skye, Scotland then to North Carolina mid 1700's to South Carolina to Kemper Co., MS in mid 1800's then to Warren Co., MS in 1932.

Kersch/Dennis - German/Scotch
Armstrong/King(Chief) - Scotch-Irish/Choctaw - Great-great-great grandfather signed the Dancing Rabbit Treaty - 'had a white wife and a Choctaw wife - obviously we're from the white wife. His name roughly translated means......'he who puts-out and kills' ....'explains my love for hunting.

Some of my ancestors from Carroll Co. made saddles, boots, and leater goods for the Confederate army. My grandfather, father and I were all born in Greenwood.

i'm a mutt. Last name is Graham which traces it's roots all the way back to the highlands of Scotland. However, there's English, German, and even Cherokee mixed in there. Dad said the Graham's came in through the Carolina's and went back to what they were doing in Scotland which was making whiskey and fighting. He mapped it out once and I found out I'm distantly related to Billy Graham. Thought that was kind of interesting. Don't mean I'm invited to Sunday dinner at the house though.

Oxford!

Dutch-Irish, French and German,
I got it all.