Maggie Grace
Grace in 2012, image via kathclick/Bigstock.com
Birth Name: Margaret Grace Denig
Place of Birth: Worthington, Ohio, U.S.
Date of Birth: September 21, 1983
Ethnicity: English, German, some Scots-Irish/Northern Irish
Maggie Grace is an American actress and model. She is known for her roles on the series Lost, and in the films Taken 1-3, The Jane Austen Book Club, and the remake The Fog (2005).
She is married to entertainment company CEO Brent Bushnell, with whom she has a son. Her sister is married to actor Nick Palatas, the brother of actor Cameron Palatas.
Maggie’s paternal grandfather was Jack Cecil Denig (the son of Fred Alfred Denig and Gladys Merle Cook). Jack was born in Ohio. Fred was the son of Henry Denig, whose parents were German, and of Terese Victoria Black. Gladys was the daughter of Thomas Harvey Cooke and Wilhelmina/Minnie Steif, who was born in Baden-Baden, Germany.
Maggie’s paternal grandmother was Jane Lou Cheeseman (the daughter of John William Cheeseman and Flossie F. Warner). Jane was born in Ohio. John was the son of Charles Louis Cheeseman and Harriet Lucinda “Hattie” Anderson. Flossie was the daughter of Franklin/Frank Elswerth Warner and Bessie Laura Bowers.
Maggie’s maternal grandfather is John Wilmar/Wilbur Everett (the son of John William Everett and Margaret Edna Snyder/Seidener/Seidner). Maggie’s grandfather John was born in Ohio. Maggie’s great-grandfather John was the son of John Clarence Everett and Elizabeth M. “Lizzie” Green. Maggie’s great-grandmother Margaret Snyder was the daughter of Henry Clark Seidener and Nancy/Nannie J. Voorheis.
Maggie’s maternal grandmother is Carolyn/Caroline Margaret Young (the daughter of William Herbert Young and Blanche Margaret Parks). Carolyn was born in Pennsylvania. William was the son of Elmer Addison Young and Margaret Bonner Glover, who was born in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Blanche was the daughter of Volney Etoil Parks and Vinetta Vance Robertson.
Sources: Genealogy of Maggie Grace (focusing on her father’s side) – https://www.geni.com
Genealogies of Maggie’s paternal grandparents, Jack Cecil Denig and Jane Lou Cheeseman – http://www.findagrave.com
Maggie’s maternal grandfather, John Wilmar/Wilbur Everett, on the 1930 U.S. Census – https://www.familysearch.org
Maggie’s maternal grandmother, Carolyn/Caroline Margaret Young, on the 1930 U.S. Census – https://www.familysearch.org
She is so beautiful, too bad her career never really took of. And Scots-Irish/Northern Irish is not an ethnicity, northern Irish people are just scottish people living in Ireland, they also have some english and welsh ancestry, and in some cases distant native irish ancestry too. Americans who say they are “Scots-irish” are really just brittish in most cases, especially those in the upper south region of usa, a lot of them like to say that they are “irish” just because it sounds cool, but they don’t have any catholic background in their family, just straight up protestant wasp. So it really makes no sense to put Scots-Irish/Northern Irish as a proper ethnicity cuz these people are really just brittish (mostly scottish, with some welsh blood too).
Ur knowledge of the Scots-Irish people is simply appalling and I suggest you do some research before blabbering on about nonsense >: I
dark brown hair! hell Catherine Zeta-Jones has dark brown hair! You must have reaaaaaaaaaaaaally high standards when it comes to hair colour ‘cos hers is at least a shade or two lighter
yes, that’s absolutely NOT dark brown
whats wrong with you? isn’t it obvious she’s got a brown dye in her hair and that it’s dark underneath, look at her virtually black eyebrows for crying out loud. Besides we can’t go by the picture on the website, if you really want to contest celebrity hair and eye colours, look them up on google images and you’ll see maggie grace has dyed her hair numerous times different colours but always has dark roots.
First! I’m no hairstylist but I know what a dye job is, so how about cutting back on the patronizing tone, alright? Second! I took a good look at her roots which is why I posted. Third! eyebrows can determine very little on a person’s hair. Irish actor Stuart Townsend comes to mind
http://img.spokeo.com/public/900-600/stuart_townsend_2003_11_16.jpg
Anders Bernsten
http://lth.oppdateringsfabrikken.no/images/Anders_Berntsen.jpg
Anders Holm
http://www.exposay.com/celebrity-photos/anders-holm-comiccon-international-san-diego-Cu7AMM.jpg
Malin Ones
http://images.fashionmodeldirectory.com/model/000000136364-malin_ones-fit.jpg
This Norwegian kid
http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/6166/mp2z.jpg
While I have faded blond, mousy hair, my own eyebrows are practically see through & my facial hair sprouts in a ginger colour
you’re getting very defensive on something that isn’t that important and you’re making yourself sound rather foolish, maggie grace is dark haired, I don’t see why that’s so hard for you to process, take a look for yourself
http://www.aceshowbiz.com/images/wennpic/maggie-grace-premiere-breaking-dawn-2-02.jpg
http://images4.fanpop.com/image/photos/15600000/maggie-grace-lost-15620959-683-1024.jpg
http://static4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120324163360/twilightsaga/images/f/f1/Mg21.jpg
correction; her hair is dark brown (brunette) and her eyes should be listed as forest green (green w brown)
I agree with you. Her hair should just be listed as “brown.”
Her eyebrows could be drawn on. This is what makes you look ridiculous, when everyone is arguing with you and yet you still think you’re right.
her eyebrows are clearly real, not drawn and the colour is clearly dark. and if you look her hair has a brown dye and is rather dark at the roots. people disagree with me because they don’t take as much notice as I do or examine things properly. it would be like someone arguing over a colour that’s in between purple and blue, I’d just say it’s violet but I’d still get ignorant people like you still willing to argue your point for no apart reason but for the sake of causing an argument
Her mother’s name is Valinn Everett. I wonder if anyone can trace her mother’s ancestry. I am assuming it is also German and English.
English or Scottish
correction; her hair is dark brown (brunette)
correction; her eyes are forest green (green+brown) they’re not brown