> You can make the claim that those names are "foreign" but the most common ancestry group in the US is German. While true, I think the overwhelming majority o

> You can make the claim that those names are "foreign" but the most common ancestry group in the US is German. While true, I think the overwhelming majority of German-Americans anglicized their names several generations ago. For instance, my great-great grandfather switched from Müller to Miller. This is probably less true of more recent arrivals.