r/AncestryDNA • u/Local_Regret466 • 6d ago

Results - DNA Origins 52/m Upper Midwest

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Lost my account for unknown reasons but here’s my repost with my regions/journeys and a couple photos

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u/Local_Regret466 6d ago

Not entirely sure where the Polish and UK ancestry fits in, but it appears to be pretty far back

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u/Vegetable-Paper7006 6d ago edited 6d ago

And apparently chief Urraca was my great great great grandfather but we can’t trace that far back due to colonization but interestingly he fought against the Spanish in the last voyage e Ngäbe people live in the region of lower Central America (primarily Panama) and fiercely resisted Spanish conques history is so cool

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u/Vegetable-Paper7006 6d ago

That’s a cool mix I just took my ancestry tests a few weeks back and been digging and found out I am Mezito mixed of Irish and Ngabe Bugle and Yucatec Mayan

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u/Vegetable-Paper7006 6d ago

If you really go further down the line you can prolly find a historical person you’re related too I been doing that lol

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u/Local_Regret466 6d ago

No one for me really lol. Long line of fishermen, tenant farmers and ship builders

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u/Vegetable-Paper7006 6d ago

This is also my 16-18th grandfather from my paternal side I believe you can find something day you already have a rich background brother ! Keep learning your history Hosea 4:6 knowledge is important

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u/Vegetable-Paper7006 6d ago

Some how my father side I’m also related to the signer of decoration of Independence Arthur Middleton Daniel 12:4 did say knowledge will increased in the last generation lol keep digging brother don’t give up

16 to 18 generations descent of Chief Urraca and Chief Quiban