fluffybiscuits
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Not correct. My family and much of the Irish that immigrated from N. Ireland were NOT Catholic. So, Catholics were not the only ones having large families.
You might know that back then there was no birth control and no baby killing (abortion). Plus, they wanted large families to help with the difficult duties of operating a farm and living a difficult life full of difficult tasks. And, parents wanted lots of children so they could all help support them in old age.
I like most Americans, come from tough stock and am proud of it.
And, don't eat wheat. Its bad for you.
http://www.wheatbellyblog.com/
Ah now I was not aware of that , that may have been in Northern Ireland itself where there is a strong Protestant population. You have a good point there. Americans are good stock, a mix of every nation and every people
BTW Getting off wheat is a *****, eating more fruit now, bananas till they come outta me bleedin ears!