New German result (4)

[rothaer]

Here's another German individual that I tested some months ago at AncestryDNA.

It's from Frankfurt an der Oder but the pre WWII geographic ancestry is not known. The individual has a surname that is common particularly in Farther Pomerania.

Precautionary as for the regions: Those regions in Central Poland can refer to Germans or Poles and it can be connected to the Eastern Europe & Russia component as well as - expressly - to the Germanic Europe component. In this case the testee's matches that are in that group suggest Germans.

https://i.imgur.com/eFKvQUM.jpeg

[Luke35]

Loving the German series roth, keep 'em coming pls

[cass]

Here's another German individual that I tested some months ago at AncestryDNA.

It's from Frankfurt an der Oder but the pre WWII geographic ancestry is not known.

Astonishing. It's not that long ago.

[#Oda#]

Loving the German series roth, keep 'em coming pls

This is mine as you are interested. Mainly Lower Saxon ancestry and around. ("Deutschsprachige Regionen Europas" = Germanic Europe)

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[PaulieVanZant]

This is mine as you are interested. Mainly Lower Saxon ancestry and around. ("Deutschsprachige Regionen Europas" = Germanic Europe)

127880

Ha, exactly the same communities as I have.

https://i.ibb.co/mJPBKTy/Untitled.png (https://imgbb.com/)

[Luke35]

This is mine as you are interested. Mainly Lower Saxon ancestry and around. ("Deutschsprachige Regionen Europas" = Germanic Europe)

127880

Danke. Seems congruent with your ancestry, in the context of how AncestryDNA models Germans.

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Here is my mother's.

Papertrail:

87.5% Rhineland-Palatinate, Hesse, Baden, Bavaria, East Prussia.

12.5% Cornwall, England and Northern Irish.

https://i.imgur.com/MdYb9hg.png

[#Oda#]

Danke. Seems congruent with your ancestry, in the context of how AncestryDNA models Germans.

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Here is my mother's.

Papertrail:

87.5% Rhineland-Palatinate, Hesse, Baden, Bavaria, East Prussia.

12.5% Cornwall, England and Northern Irish.


Thank you! That seems to be really consistent.

[rothaer]

Astonishing. It's not that long ago.

Indeed. It was socially a mess with partly no contact to parents and no prior interest in that topic.