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I dunno. But it is very unlikely some of them have same Y-DNA as me
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Haplogroups of my friends? Why should I store that information in my head? Meh.
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I recently found out that one of the Rothschild YDNA lines is J-Y23457, which is by coincidence under J-Y15234, where I am probably at as well - this is why I was wondering if it's Ashkenazi, since some of the samples in this line are labeled "Yiddish" and "Eastern Yiddish", though it's still strange they're restricted to Russia-Ukraine-Belarus-Poland-Lithuania-Germany-Hungary and the hotspot seems to be in Ukraine, in Ivano-Frankivsk/Ternopil area, where my paternal side is located in. while nothing points to Jewish ancestry in my autosomal calculator runs, no excess East Med etc, my dad can be modelled as 7/8 Ukrainian and 1/8 Ashkenazi, though it could also be due to the natural regional variation in a big population like Ukrainian, where Ukrainians at the edges of it show slight tendency towards neighbouring populations (Russians, Belarusians, Poles, Slovaks, Hungarians, Romanians...)
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