The most distant birthplace of your ancestors?

[Nurzat]

all of my known ancestry is in the same village and the surrounding villages where my parents were born and raised, while these two specific areas, maternal and paternal, are over 200 km apart on the map, around 300km by road

[PlattitüdenPaule]

Probably Koblenz, more than 10.000 km from me.

Ha, very nice! Thats where I grew up.

[Graham]

Very remote island on my family tree called Foula. Away from Shetland even.

[MCMXCV]

The most distant birthplace among my known ancestors (so far) is 60 kilometres from my birthplace. However, all other ancestors — including parents and beyond of the aforementioned ancestor — are all from within a 20-kilometre radius.

I’ve received my Big Y results today, and even my most recent haplogroup’s location on Globetrekker (AD 870) is less than 100 kilometres from my current residence…

[Laredo]

Holy christ, well across the Atlantic Ocean and some where In Africa.

[rothaer]

Very remote island on my family tree called Foula. Away from Shetland even.

Per 2022 Foula had 28 inhabitants...

[rothaer]

(...)

I’ve received my Big Y results today, and even my most recent haplogroup’s location on Globetrekker (AD 870) is less than 100 kilometres from my current residence…

Feel free to tell the final subclade.

[~Elizabeth~]

I have a Great Grandfather that claimed to be born in what is today Podbiel, Slovakia but they have no record of him.

http://www.maplandia.com/slovakia/zi...dosin/podbiel/

original name: Podbiel
geographical location: Tvrdosin, Zilina, Slovakia, Europe
geographical coordinates: 49° 19' 0" North, 19° 29' 0" East




I have a Great Grandmother who was born in what is today Radosina, Slovakia. I have a certified copy of her birth certificate.

http://www.maplandia.com/slovakia/ni...cany/radosina/

original name: Radošina
geographical location: Topolcany, Nitra, Slovakia, Europe
geographical coordinates: 48° 33' 0" North, 17° 56' 0" East