> <snip> > On the 'German Roma', I have some German Youngblood, or Jungbludt > (sp different ways) could that be a Roma line? > > Something else on this Indian blood thing, I feel somewhere in our > line there is some Indian of some kind or some other Indian 'like' > race, cause too many of the babies are born with a golden brown > 'tan' and black hair which turns brown or blonde later in life, but > it is sort of strange in a way, knowing how hated the Indians were > by the white families that there are so many who say they are of > Indian descent. Only God knows for sure. > > "Dena" <dena@dbnetmall.com> I think you are reaching here. With both the names and the hair color. Youngblood might sound like an Indian or Gypsy name to you but do you really have any idea what names might be Gypsy or Indian in that area? As for the black-haired babies who grow up with a different color that would seem to indicate they were not Indian as an Indian's hair color did not change with age except to perhaps gray. As has been already recommended, research needs to be done with an open mind. Celia "Celia Mitschelen" <cmitsch@ix.netcom.com>