Parentage

His parentage was unknown to us.

She is of American parentage.

It is somewhat curious that the three persons whose names are the most universally recorded were of very obscure parentage.

I am a Lord, for so my deedes ſhall prooue, And yet a ſhepheard by my Parentage: […]

English gentlemen, after all, do not discriminate against each other on the grounds of parentage, only of breeding.

My fortunes parentage — good parentage — To equal mine! — was it not thus? What say you?

Mr. Worthington. Second son. We shall find better. He is of dubious parentage.