My new Mc Donald results after I send my raw data from FTDNA build 37

[Alessio]

The automated computer results are as follows.

Please read the attached .rtf file for an explanation of how to

interpret all the data and plots. Both can be misleading without interpretation.



Most likely fit is 62.4% (+- 9.5%) Europe (various subcontinents)

and 37.6% (+- 9.5%) Mideast (various subcontinents)



The following are possible population sets and their fractions,

most likely at the top

Germany= 0.520 Jewish= 0.480 or

Spain= 0.790 Adygei= 0.210 or

English= 0.543 Jewish= 0.457 or

French= 0.662 Jewish= 0.338 or

Hungary= 0.628 Jewish= 0.372 or

Irish= 0.485 Jewish= 0.515 or

Germany= 0.574 Sephardic= 0.426 or

Hungary= 0.676 Sephardic= 0.324 or

English= 0.596 Sephardic= 0.404 or

French= 0.761 Armenian= 0.239

Second most likely fit is 64.1% (+- 17.7%) Europe (all Southern Europe)

and 35.9% (+- 17.7%) Europe (various subcontinents)

which is 100% total Europe



The following are possible population sets and their fractions,

most likely at the top

Tuscan= 0.798 Finland= 0.202 or

Tuscan= 0.785 Russian= 0.215 or

Tuscan= 0.603 Hungary= 0.397 or

Tuscan= 0.733 Irish= 0.267 or

Sicily= 0.401 Hungary= 0.599 or

Tuscan= 0.749 Poland= 0.251 or

Tuscan= 0.259 Romania= 0.741 or

Sicily= 0.545 Irish= 0.455 or

Tuscan= 0.790 Lithuania= 0.210 or

Tuscan= 0.747 Belorus= 0.253



I also did a custom fit to Europe and parts of the Mideast and get

(likely more reliably)

English 0.5650 Spain 0.1010 Sephardic 0.3340 or

English 0.6312 Sephardic 0.3402 Armenian 0.0286 or

English 0.6313 Sephardic 0.3268 Cypriot 0.0419 or

English 0.6036 Italian 0.0508 Sephardic 0.3456 or

English 0.6291 Sephardic 0.3563 Georgian 0.0147 or

English 0.6205 Sicily 0.0501 Sephardic 0.3293 or

English 0.6147 Tuscan 0.0398 Sephardic 0.3456 or

English 0.6304 Sephardic 0.3614 Iranian 0.0082 or

Irish 0.3805 Spain 0.3186 Sephardic 0.3009 or

English 0.3648 Spain 0.3928 Jewish 0.1428 Georgian 0.0997 or

English 0.4192 Spain 0.3300 Jewish 0.1187 Armenian 0.1321 or

Irish 0.2547 Spain 0.5159 Jewish 0.1256 Georgian 0.1037 or

English 0.3454 Spain 0.4239 Jewish 0.1094 Iranian 0.1213 or

Irish 0.2939 Spain 0.4705 Jewish 0.0982 Armenian 0.1375 or

Irish 0.2386 Spain 0.5444 Jewish 0.0929 Iranian 0.1241 or

English 0.5045 Spain 0.1845 Sephardic 0.2589 Iranian 0.0520 or

English 0.5409 Spain 0.1373 Sephardic 0.2707 Armenian 0.0511 or

English 0.5330 Spain 0.1421 Sephardic 0.2926 Georgian 0.0322 or

Irish 0.3607 Spain 0.3531 Sephardic 0.2087 Armenian 0.0775 or

Irish 0.3519 Spain 0.3570 Sephardic 0.2410 Georgian 0.0502 or

Irish 0.3285 Spain 0.3958 Sephardic 0.2057 Iranian 0.0700 or

English 0.5699 Spain 0.0934 Sephardic 0.3109 Cypriot 0.0257 or

English 0.5990 Italian 0.0588 Sephardic 0.3097 Armenian 0.0324 or

English 0.5955 Italian 0.0604 Sephardic 0.3258 Georgian 0.0182 or

English 0.5873 Italian 0.0762 Sephardic 0.3140 Iranian 0.0226 or

English 0.6188 Tuscan 0.0297 Sephardic 0.3260 Armenian 0.0256 or

English 0.6127 Italian 0.0341 Sephardic 0.3245 Cypriot 0.0287



Which seems to suggest Sephardic Jewish , or Sephardic/Spanish for your father.

But it could also be, looking at the scatter plots, that there is Greek

mixed in there. I have no Greek comparison panel. If Gedmatch Dodecad Oracle is HIGHLY

suggestive of Greek I would believe this more.



Doug McDonald

http://s20.postimg.org/72vhkonex/316951_autosomal_o37_results_BGA1.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/72vhkonex/)

http://s20.postimg.org/z5o25jjwp/316951_autosomal_o37_results_BGA2.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/z5o25jjwp/)

http://s20.postimg.org/l81amhwg9/316951_autosomal_o37_results_BGA3.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/l81amhwg9/)

http://s20.postimg.org/qyw2dytu1/316951_autosomal_o37_results_BGA5.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/qyw2dytu1/)

This is my previous one:

http://s20.postimg.org/oiwmo5pc9/Pepijn_de_Boer_Full_20130615102952_BGA1.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/oiwmo5pc9/)

http://s20.postimg.org/q4bwfyzk9/Pepijn_de_Boer_Full_20130615102952_BGA2.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/q4bwfyzk9/)

http://s20.postimg.org/cwcin1215/Pepijn_de_Boer_Full_20130615102952_BGA3.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/cwcin1215/)

http://s20.postimg.org/rr1417bm1/Pepijn_de_Boer_Full_20130615102952_BGA4.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/rr1417bm1/)

http://s20.postimg.org/808vvc1vt/Pepijn_de_Boer_Full_20130615102952_BGA5.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/808vvc1vt/)

http://s20.postimg.org/dzwmyzmo9/Pepijn_de_Boer_Full_20130615102952_BGA6.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/dzwmyzmo9/)

http://s20.postimg.org/icv6hevex/Pepijn_de_Boer_Full_20130615102952_BGA8.jpg (http://postimg.org/image/icv6hevex/)

Did Doug changed his system dramatically or is it possible with the lack of data from the X-chromosome that the results are somewhat different now.
The strangest thing is that when I upload my raw data from FTDNA into Gedmatch the results are 100 % identical, only I have to add that that is build 36 instead of build 37.
What are your thoughts about this?

[Longbowman]

Interesting :)

How do you get McDonald to do your genome?

[Alessio]

Simple, I've just send my new raw data from FTDNA..

[Longbowman]

Simple, just I've just send my new raw data from FTDNA..

To where?

[Argang]

Interesting :)

How do you get McDonald to do your genome?

Just send him an e-mail request (mcdonald@scs.uiuc.edu) and your 23andMe or Ftdna raw autosomal data.

He's supposedly busy with all the requests these days, but said he gives priority to people with multiple sources of ancestry.

[Caismeachd]

Looks as though he finally learned to use punctuation and a spell checker :thumb001:

[Caismeachd]

Just send him an e-mail request (mcdonald@scs.uiuc.edu) and your 23andMe or Ftdna raw autosomal data.

He's supposedly busy with all the requests these days, but said he gives priority to people with multiple sources of ancestry.

I read that he stopped doing Europeans but maybe that's not the case anymore.

[Alessio]

Sicily sounds like it fits (possibly, maybe, Calabria too). There are vast

quantities of ethnic Sephardic Jews in Sicily. However, if it were

all strongly non-Sephardic Sicilians then my system would have had

lots of entries with “Sicily”. But actual people who immigrated from Sicily ... for sure yes.

But it could be plain Sephardic if you don’t know otherwise.



Doug McDonald

I'm not Jewish by the way, but it's funny how he thought the first time that the second one was the best fit and now comes up with something totally different and more Southern.