Malachi Barton
LOS ANGELES – JUN 23: Malachi Barton at the 100th DCOM Adventures In Babysitting LA Premiere Screening at the Directors Guild of America on June 23, 2016 in Los Angeles, CA, photo by kathclick/Bigstock.com
Place of Birth: Virginia Beach, Virginia, U.S.
Date of Birth: March 10, 2007
Ethnicity:
*mother – English, German
Malachi Barton is an American actor. He is known for starring in the Under Wraps films, and on the show Stuck in the Middle.
His mother is singer and songwriter Felicia Barton, who was a contestant on the eighth season of American Idol. His father is Loren Barton. A picture of Malachi with his parents can be seen here.
Malachi’s maternal grandfather is Pastor Rick Hocker (the son of The Rev. Marvin D. Hocker and Mary F. Smith). Marvin was the son of The Rev. Richard P. Hocker and Matilda Jane “Tilda” Gumm. Mary was the daughter of Marshall Smith and Bertha Ann Hyatt.
Malachi’s maternal grandmother is Diana Davis (the daughter of Paul Eugene Davis and Joyce Eleanor Knapp). Paul was the son of Grant Davis and Ida Stoneburner. Joyce was the daughter of Harlow Dillon and Martha Knapp.
Sources: https://www.pilotonline.com
https://www.windbornemusic.com
http://voyagela.com
“Afro Hispanic” lol some people are just so uneducated. He clearly has some admixture down the line though.
No one is disputing that but the correct term for triracial latinos is triguenos. The term Afro-Latino has always been stupid to me since it implies that the Latino person is monoracially African and has no European or indigenous ancestry. A lot of people labeled “Afro-Latino” are really just mulattos who would stick out like a sore thumb in a sea of sub saharan African people from Congo, Uganda or Zimbabwe.
No. Afro-Latino does not mean someone is mono-racial. It means someone who is Latino and has African roots.
Most Black Americans are mixed-race with some combination of African, European, and Native American ancestry. This isn’t dissimilar to many Afro-Latinos
No one uses “mulatto” anymore because it’s considered offensive.
@italiano90
He/she has claimed to have attended this kind of school: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liceo_delle_scienze_umane
It’s not the best you can get in Italy, but there are worse.
He/she is just stupid.
Malachi’s paternal grandfather is Daniel Earl Barton (the son of William Earl Barton and Edna Lorraine Selig). Daniel was born in Florida. William was the son of Loren Earl Barton and the late Clarice Parson. Edna was the daughter of Raymond Hewitt Selig and Mary Chapman.
Malachi’s paternal grandmother is Becky Lee Edmonds (the daughter of Bobby Leewood Edmonds and Betty Louise Rust). Becky was born in Virginia. Bobby was the son of Samuel Harrison Edmonds and Ethel Viola Smith. Betty was the daughter of Samuel G. Rust and Anna Louise Maine.
>(the son of the Rev. Marvin D. Hocker and Mary F. Smith). Marvin was the son of the Rev. Richard P Hocker and Matilda Jane ”Tilda” Gumm. Mary was the daughter of Marshall Smith and Bertha Ann Hyatt.
So, well, what race is he?
Not so much in this picture, but based on his look in 2021-2022 Barton can’t possibly be white, can he? Much less Northwestern European? We’re way past Taylor Lautner here.
Thats what new white people look like.
He’s mixed. What’s wrong with that?
@GenealogyFan
Are you talking to me? I had forgot the /s.
Pretty obvious the kid looks mixed-race. His mother’s name is Felicia so she is probably part Hispanic.
This strikes me as a strange framing of a question. He he obviously predominantly European, if even also obviously mixed-race.
You find me anywhere on the website that I’ve claimed to be 30% “Afro” and I’ll entertain you, troll. Until then, bye.
Mama’s baby, papa’s maybe.
What do you mean
I was kidding.
This is a weird case because he does not match his parents. Looks like he is from somewhere in SE Asia (doesn’t look “Afro” whatsoever).
You clearly have no acquaintance of anyone who is mixed-race. There is no mathematical formula that dictates how someone will look. It’s quite common for a mixed-race parent to have a child who is darker skinned.
You obviously haven’t known many Black Americans or Latino Americans who’re of mixed ancestry.