My Y-DNA Is Now Confirmed For Non-Jewish Origins

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The Y-SEQ DNA project has confirmed my Y-DNA and it is the least Jewish Haplotype of J-P58 under the J-L858 branch. My first ancestor in Italy was either Etruscan,Greek or Phonecian.

http://cache.eupedia.com/images/content/J1-tree.gif

J1 under L858 branch at the bottom my haplogroup is PF4872-L829 so basically I am J-L829 the only non jew haplogroup under that branch



I suspected I was that after reading this yourgenetic site. It seems to be the most Non-Jewish subtype under L829. My first ancestor in Italy is most likely either a Phonecian or Etruscan. To find out I would need to see the J subtypes of people in Tuscany, if it is the same L829. I hope it was an Etruscan since Etruscan civilization had much deeper ties to the formation of ancient Rome due to spreading greek influence in ancient italy since Etruscan culture was highly influenced by the greeks.

https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-L829/ It might be Phonecian, the Phonecians had settlements in Sardinia like the 2 people from Sardinia who have this haplogroup here.


http://www.yourgeneticgenealogist.co...-wells-on.html



http://jewishdna.net/index.html It isn't on this site. I can't find PF4872-L829 anywhere here.

http://www.anthrogenica.com/archive/...hp/t-6228.html Was also reading through this. It is claimed here that it was found with an Azekanazi jew from Lithuania but I haven't been able to find any Jews who have this marker elsewhere.

http://www.peiraeuspubliclibrary.com.../etruscan.html I lost track of the quote but Herodotus said the Etruscans migrated through Sicily and Calabria, they come from the near east in Anatolia and their entrance into Italy was probably through the Southern part and I also read they founded colonies in Calabria.



"PF4872 is a branch of L858, its subclade L829 (TMRCA ~3500 years BP) is one of the best candidates for a Phoenician marker under J1 since it has been found in Lebanon (notably in an individual hailing from Dalhoun, a village in the jabal el chouf region not far from the coastline, itself part of a larger group of villages associated with the Phoenician city-state of Sidon), in Palestinian individuals originally hailing from Ashkelon, in an Israeli Druze sample and in Mediterranean areas normally associated with Phoenician and Punic settlement. PF4872 has also been found in Lebanon, Turkey, Greece and in a sample claiming affiliation to the Tayy' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tayy) tribe (as well as in an Ashkenazi Jew from Lithuania), so an association with Phoenicians might not be circumscribed to its subclade L829. PF4872's TMRCA is ~4225 years old, this seemingly coincides with the emergence of proto-NW Semitic."

Supposedly some Jews in Eastern Europe have L829 but it is not confirmed and even if they do, not many do and it is of non-Jewish origins anyway.





PF4872-L829 CONFIRMED FOR A NON-JEWISH HAPLOGROUP, PRESENT AMONG NO JEWS IN USA, THE LEVANT OR EUROPE, NOT A MAJOR JEWISH CLUSTER OR EVEN A JEWISH CLUSTER.

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