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12 years 3 months ago #186794 by Stealthy Ninja

Croc Bait wrote: Cool, Im first generation Aussie but all my relatives come from Berwick uppon tweed which is not far from you. Some beautifull counrtyside around that area.....


I'm not sure how far back we go as far as generations but my great, great, great (etc.) grandmother was the first white lady to set foot on Tasmanian soil (and had the first white baby in Tasmania too) so you can't get much more Aussie than my family... now my kids are 1/2 chinese so I kinda messed up the flow, but whatever. ;)
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12 years 3 months ago - 12 years 3 months ago #187821 by Arkangel7x3
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12 years 3 months ago #188123 by photobod
Great thread its so interesting to hear about peoples history as well as there country of origin.
I forgot to put that although I am British, born in Stockton on tees Teesside, my family originate from the Carribean, my great great grandfather was born in Jamaica and came over to Hartlepool in England in 1865 to work in the smelting industry, he was a black man in a very white world and joined the salvation army, within the protective arm of this religion he married a lass from Yorkshire and having married white ever since their is not much outward sign of black blood, however we all have to let our children know in case they have a brown baby and wonder where the hell that came from :rofl: my Dads sister and two of her children have afro hair and dark complexions, they are the only family to show signs of our heritage of which I am very proud and shout from the roof tops.





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12 years 3 months ago #188215 by Baydream
Great photo, David.

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12 years 3 months ago #188228 by vapskill

photobod wrote: Great thread its so interesting to hear about peoples history as well as there country of origin.
I forgot to put that although I am British, born in Stockton on tees Teesside, my family originate from the Carribean, my great great grandfather was born in Jamaica and came over to Hartlepool in England in 1865 to work in the smelting industry, he was a black man in a very white world and joined the salvation army, within the protective arm of this religion he married a lass from Yorkshire and having married white ever since their is not much outward sign of black blood, however we all have to let our children know in case they have a brown baby and wonder where the hell that came from :rofl: my Dads sister and two of her children have afro hair and dark complexions, they are the only family to show signs of our heritage of which I am very proud and shout from the roof tops.


Oh what a touchy memories with that photo.




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