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What haplogroup is R-FT12812?
Not sure what this is called? R? I?
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I think it´s R1b.
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It's western european downstream of R1b>P310, it looks like it peaks in modern Britain.
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Thank you! I had a look at the hubby's lineage and traced it down with surname and confirmed the location. There are two haplogroups in this area with this surname. One is R-FT12812 and the other is R-M269.
So I can be pretty sure he is R1b.
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It is a descendant of R-L21\R-DF13. Same haplogroup branch as mine. Fairly common paternal line among Britons and Irish descents.
YDNA: R1b-L21 > DF13 > S1051 > FGC17906 > FGC17907 > FGC17866
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Originally Posted by Kazimiera
R-M269 is the upstream 6400 ybp, which means that the other man hasn't tested further.
The R-FT12812 is your husband's most recent TMRCA (time to most recent common ancestor) with the second match.
He is R1b through and through.
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The hubby's family is from Isle of Skye. Scottish through and through.
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Asian.
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Do R1b men make good lovers?
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The best in the world. Forget the muscle-bound men, forget the gymrats, R1b rocks me right into my socks. :
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