Adrianne Curry
Curry in 2008, photo by Starfrenzy/Bigstock.com
Birth Name: Adrianne Marie Curry
Place of Birth: Joliet, Illinois, U.S.
Date of Birth: August 6, 1982
Ethnicity: Italian (one quarter), English, Irish, Scottish, German
Adrianne Curry is an American fashion model, actress, and television personality. Adrianne is known for being the winner of the first season of America’s Next Top Model.
Adrianne is the daughter of Christine and Richard Curry. She is married to movie trailer-voice actor Matthew Rhode.
Her documented ancestry includes Italian, English, Irish, and Scottish. Adrianne has said that she took a DNA Test (from ancestry.com) which specified her roots as “Viking, Italian, Middle Eastern Asian, with sprinkles of Spanish and Northern Italy, and Romanian Jewish Celt”. Adrianne has also said (here and here) that she has Blackfoot Native American ancestry, although it is not clear if that ancestry has been verified/documented.
Adrianne’s paternal grandfather was named William “Opal” Curry.
Adrianne’s paternal grandmother was Janie/Jane/Jannie Lee Wooten (the daughter of James Richard Wooten and Erva M. Riley). Janie was born in Arkansas. James was born in Arkansas, the son of William A. Wooten and Frances Ann Vaught. Erva was born in Arkansas, the daughter of William Henry Riley and Julia Rebecca Cummings.
Adrianne’s maternal grandfather was Raymond Durrett Glasgow (the son of Vincent Blaine Glasgow and Mary Regina Ryder). Raymond was born in Illinois. Vincent was the son of Daniel Glasgow/Glasco and Retta/Rhetta Brutchey/Britchey. Mary Regina was the daughter of Patrick Ryder and Frances Hendrick.
Adrianne’s maternal grandmother was Anne/Anna Rose Zappia (the daughter of Domenico/Dominico Frank Zappia and Maria/Marie Antonia/Antoinette Cantanzariti). Anne was born in Indiana, to parents who were born in Platì, Calabria, Italy. Domenico was the son of Antonio Zappia and Marianna. Adrianne’s great-grandmother Maria/Marie was the daughter of Domenico/Antonio Catanzariti and Caterina Belle.
Sources: Obituary of Adrianne’s aunt (father’s sister) – https://www.lifestorynet.com
Genealogy of Adrianne Curry (focusing on her mother’s side) – https://www.geni.com
Obituary of Adrianne’s maternal grandfather, Raymond Durrett Glasgow – http://www.findagrave.com
Obituary of Adrianne’s maternal great-uncle (grandfather’s brother) – http://www.findagrave.com
Adrianne’s maternal grandmother, Anne/Anna Rose Zappia, on the 1940 U.S. Census – http://www.familysearch.org
Obituary of Adrianne’s maternal grandmother, Anne/Anna Rose (Zappia) Glasgow – http://www.friedrichjones.com
Genealogy of Adrianne’s maternal great-grandmother, Maria/Marie Antonia/Antoinette Cantanzariti – https://www.myheritage.com
She also has German ancestry.
Adrianne’s paternal grandfather was named William “Opal” Curry.
Adrianne’s paternal grandmother was Janie/Jane/Jannie Lee Wooten (the daughter of James Richard Wooten and Erva M. Riley). Janie was born in Arkansas. James was born in Arkansas, the son of William A. Wooten and Frances Ann Vaught. Erva was born in Arkansas, the daughter of William Henry Riley and Julia Rebecca Cummings.
Obituary of Adrianne’s aunt (father’s sister), Peggy (Curry) McMaster – https://www.lifestorynet.com/obituaries/peggy-curry-mcmaster.60540
https://www.geni.com/people/Adrianne-Curry/6000000029881970850?through=6000000011301055293
*Domenico Frank Zappia (son of Antonio Zappia and Marianna) and Maria Antonia/Marie Antoinette Cantanzariti (the daughter of Domenico/Antonio Catanzariti and Caterina Belle). Domenico and Maria were both born in Platì, Calabria, Italy
https://www.myheritage.com/names/maria_catanzariti
This site picture reminds me of Joanna Cameron as Andrea Thomas aka IsIs:
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/78/fd/9a/78fd9a7505db8d9ef02892f58139fae9.jpg
https://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/superfriends/images/a/a5/Joanna_Cameron.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20100821160623
I wouldn’t usually include DNA test results in the “Ethnicity” section and in the tags, unless it’s specific African countries for black people, which are mostly untraceable genealogically in the black diaspora.