Fremont and Sublette counties in Wyoming, here labeled “English” are in fact French.
Gargoyle
6 years ago
Scottish – Monroe is a common one I have seen mislabeled on every map I have seen of this sort. It’s actually Highland Scot, having migrated from Ireland in the 11th century.
Also, pretty much anything with a Mc, Mac or O’ at the beginning is either Irish and/or Scottish in origin (Gaelic languages.)
Polynesian (Hawaii) – Not Native American in the truest sense of the term, nowhere near, or relating to, North or South America, or even the West Indies.
Fremont and Sublette counties in Wyoming, here labeled “English” are in fact French.
Scottish – Monroe is a common one I have seen mislabeled on every map I have seen of this sort. It’s actually Highland Scot, having migrated from Ireland in the 11th century.
Also, pretty much anything with a Mc, Mac or O’ at the beginning is either Irish and/or Scottish in origin (Gaelic languages.)
Polynesian (Hawaii) – Not Native American in the truest sense of the term, nowhere near, or relating to, North or South America, or even the West Indies.