LeAnn Rimes
Rimes in 2011, photo by Prphotos
Birth Name: Margaret LeAnn Rimes
Place of Birth: Jackson, Mississippi, U.S.
Date of Birth: August 28, 1982
Ethnicity: English, small amount of German
LeAnn Rimes is an American singer, songwriter, actress, and author. She is known in particular for her song “How Do I Live,” and her version of the song “Blue.” She is the only daughter of Belinda Rose (Butler) and Wilbur Colson Rimes. LeAnn is married to actor Eddie Cibrian.
LeAnn’s paternal grandfather was John Colson Rimes (the son of Wilbur Harlow Rimes and Sarah Virginia Colson). John was born in Florida.
LeAnn’s paternal grandmother is Margaret Ann Richard (the daughter of Carlisle Freeman Richard, Sr. and Ruby Allyce Redd). Carlisle was the son of Jobe Tison Richard, Jr. Ruby was the daughter of Calvin Elmo Redd and Emily Weeks Cason.
LeAnn’s maternal grandfather was Thad Joseph Butler (the son of Ullie Butler and Rogenia Marie Farmham). Rogenia was the daughter of J. H. Farham and Janie.
LeAnn’s maternal grandmother was Annie Jewell/Jewel Hocutt (the daughter of Richard Henry Hocutt and Rosa/Rose Ann “Rosie” Hocutt). LeAnn’s grandmother Annie was born in Mississippi. Richard and Rosa were born with the same surname. Richard was the son of Hubert Alexander Hocutt. Rosa was the daughter of Alfred Robert Hocutt.
Sources: Genealogy of LeAnn Rimes (focusing on her father’s side) – http://www.genealogy.com
Obituary of LeAnn’s paternal grandfather, John Colson Rimes – http://www.chazzcreations.com
Genealogies of LeAnn’s maternal grandparents, Thad Joseph Butler and Annie Jewell/Jewel Hocutt – http://www.findagrave.com
Genealogy of LeAnn’s maternal grandmother, Annie Jewell/Jewel Hocutt – http://www.genealogy.com
LeAnn’s maternal grandmother, Annie Jewell/Jewel Hocutt, on the 1940 U.S. Census – https://familysearch.org
Vikings invaded England and almost all of Europe. Vikings had deep indigenous heritage. So when you see someone who is English or Irish, Polish, Czech, etc., and they appear Asian, well they are. It’s a very small amount, but it’s there, enough to be evident in their appearance. We are all humans,, we are all products of our ancient ancestors. Remember, these DNA sites only go back 500 years.
You need two asian parents to be considered “asian”. They’re not asian. If thats the case then we might as well say we’re all African then.
I thought she has some Asian…
HAD******************************************************
Clearly you’re blind.
Clearly you’re dumb
She is grinning, causing the muscles around her eyes to contract, you cretin.
Takes one to know one. PS M is correct