Results received from Gallop's father (FTDNA)

[Gallop]

Finally, the results you were waiting for have arrived.

E-BY7452 E-BY7449 E-BY7566 YF66572

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Son-father comparison

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There have been quite a few traces. You have not seen Italy in 23andMe my father has 1.9% Italy. He has a 10 Ireland I have a 3. I have a 28 Central Europe he has nothing.

He got a trace with Mesopotamia and with European Jew. It could be ancestral coincidence or a true origin, I am open to either possibility.

The Basque 11 is the same as the one I inherited, I was surprised because I thought it came from my mother's line as I have the most mitochondrial match from the Basque Country to Aragon.

More will be seen in a few years.

[Axios]

Is this a kit transfeer or a new test?

[Gallop]

Is this a kit transfeer or a new test?

New test

[Leto]

Not bad. 64 + 13 + 11 = 88% Southwestern Europe. 10% Ireland is some Celtic stuff, I guess, especially if he has Northern Spanish origins. Ashkenazi, Moor & Anatolian are some Med-related noise. And the tiny Baltic can be simply ignored.