Appalachian American

**Jubal** · 4th October 11, 11:24 AM

Greetings from the Great Southern State of Alabama, the Heart of Dixie and the southern terminus of the Appalachian mountain range. Hillbilly's and rednecks they call us but it's our Scottish roots that run the deepest. I identify myself with Clan Graham being a descendent of William Graham signer of the Mecklinburg Declaration of Independence.
I love hearin the bagpipes on dark nights and foggy morns. I'm called to remember my ancestors. Interestingly, being Appalachian American I trace my family's tree and over and over see the marrying and inter-marrying of Scottish ancestors so much so that there is hardly a man left in Scotland itself with as much Scot blood.
ol Jube

**Grizzly** · 4th October 11, 11:30 AM

Welcome Jubal from Southampton in the UK
regards
simon

**MeghanWalker** · 4th October 11, 11:31 AM

yay Dixie! I was born in good old Virginia.

welcome from Wisconsin

**Really a McQueen** · 4th October 11, 11:34 AM

from the highlands of southern Oregon, in the heart of the mythical State of Jefferson.

**theborderer** · 4th October 11, 11:34 AM

Hello and Welcome from Berlin, Germany

**Jack Daw** · 4th October 11, 11:37 AM

Hello and welcome from Houston, TX. Not just one set of my ancestors crossed through the Appalachian gaps on thier way west.

**Father Bill** · 4th October 11, 11:46 AM

Welcome to the Great Rabble!

**J_Mimbs** · 4th October 11, 11:47 AM

Greetings from the Gulf Coast of Florida. Ah, Dixie. My family's all from the Deep South, mostly Georgia, but I love going through Alabama. That's a beautiful state. And yeah, celtic blood is well represented in the South. Check out Cracker Culture by Grady McWhiney. Its an interesting read.