Where you come from is it where you born, where your parents come from, or where you live?

Where you were born is your nationality. Heritage is where your ancestors came from. <}:-})

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i think it is where you were born.

Where you are born defines where you are from. You are Swiss. -

i am from Pekin Illinois USA I know very little about Hollis Reese my grandfather's family. his siblings are Helen, Orvill, Alberta, Lucille parents are Cleve Rees & Maude Dunlap Damon was born in Stanford, IL and some stayed in that area others migrated to Chicago

Interesting question. I was born in UK but my maternal grandfather was born in France and came to UK in 1920s to marry an English woman with semi-German parentage. My father had a French mother (who also came to UK in 1920s) who married my paternal grandfather who was a complete mongrel - Welsh, English, Scottish, you name it. I have been unable to find out what brought my paternal grandmother AND my maternal grandfather to UK in the 1920s. Only advantage is that I can speak two languages.

Wherever you best identify. For example, I was born in West Virginia, but only lived there a few years (with years between in other states); and have lived in 2 countries/5 states since then. My parents live in Louisiana, but I currently live in -- and have lived the longest in -- Texas. So, I hesitate on being asked that question but usually answer with "Texas" since that's where I currently reside and have been for the last 18 years. In your case, I would tend to say wherever you lived from 2-18 (sounds like you forgot to say where) since that's where you've lived practically all of your life; that would be the most formative for you. You could say wherever you live now, though, and still be quite correct, or where you were born.

where you were born

I think it's where you are brought up. My mum is Irish and I was born and brought up in England. Now I live in Ireland myself I still see myself as English.