Latvian-American

Latvian-Americans are citizens of the United States who are of Latvian ancestry. According to the 2000 US census, there are 87,564 Americans of full or partial Latvian descent. The States with the largest Latvian-American populations are California (11,000), New York (9,937), Illinois (5,772), Florida (5,384) and Michigan (4,730).

[edit] Famous Latvian-Americans

Buddy Ebsen (1908 - 2003) actor and dancer, who is perhaps best-remembered for his role as Jed Clampett in the popular television series The Beverly Hillbillies^[1]
DJ Lethal DJ for rap-rock band Limp Bizkit; born in Latvia.
Natalie Gulbis LPGA golfer

^ Noted as one of several Latvian Americans at [1]; [2] "the only son (four sisters) to parents of Danish-German and Latvian extraction"

European Americans

North European:	British (English \| Scots-Irish \| Scottish \| Welsh) • Danish • Estonian • Finnish • Icelandic • Irish • Latvian • Lithuanian • Norwegian • Swedish
West European:	Austrian • Belgian • Dutch • French • German • Luxembourg • Swiss
East European:	Belarusian • Bulgarian • Czech • Hungarian • Romanian • Russian • Polish • Slovak • Ukrainian
South European:	Albanian • Basque • Bosnian • Croatian • Greek • Italian (Sicilian) • Macedonian • Maltese • Montenegrin • Portuguese • Serbian • Slovenian • Spanish • Turkish
Other:	Armenian • Cypriot • Jewish
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