Gannicus' Ancestry DNA Results

[Gannicus]

I have shared these results before. This thread is where I'll post the updated results. If and when that happens. Also, another reason for this thread is to see what British Isles people living in the U.K. get with this test. People can share their results here too if desired.

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Here is a couple of my matches who are living in the U.K. (Their admixtures are in yellow)


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[Peterski]

Their "Northwestern Europe" category includes Belgium and the Netherlands, right?

[Highwayman]

Your results are similar to my paternal grandmother, are you from the upper South?

[Highwayman]

Their "Northwestern Europe" category includes Belgium and the Netherlands, right?

“ Where do people with this region live?
Primarily located in:
Channel Islands, England
Also found in:
Belgium, France, Germany, Isle of Man, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Switzerland, Wales”


Germanic Europe:


“ Where do people with this region live?
Primarily located in:
Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Switzerland
Also found in:
Czech Republic, Hungary, Netherlands, Slovenia”



The Netherlands also has its own category.

[drb234]

Also, another reason for this thread is to see what British Isles people living in the U.K. get with this test. People can share their results here too if desired.

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[Peterski]

Gannicus - overall you got very similar results from AncestryDNA as in my report.

[Albannach]

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[Highwayman]

How long has your family been in America? What are your journeys?

[Gannicus]

Your results are similar to my paternal grandmother, are you from the upper South?

Many ancestors came from Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia. So, some from upper South. Others from Ohio and Pennsylvania.

3/8 of my great grandparents came over in the early 20th century. One from Stoke on Trent, England, One from Lanarkshire Scotland, and One from Saint-Amand-les-Eaux, Nord, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France.

[Gannicus]

How long has your family been in America? What are your journeys?

Some came over in the 1700s and earlier. A good portion in the mid 19th century.

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[Gannicus]

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I expected to see some Germanic Europe, Netherlands, and Denmark like what some of my 3rd-4th cousins over there scored. Those matches I shared in my original post were from the Birmingham area.

[Highwayman]

Some came over in the 1700s and earlier. A good portion in the mid 19th century.

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I also have the “Delaware Valley, Chesapeake & Midwest
Settlers - Midwest Farmlands Settlers”

and it shows up as St. Mary’s Colony (highlighting Maryland and Kentucky) on 23andme.

With the Pennsylvania, it’s impressive that more German doesn’t show up. Western Pennsylvania more?

I used to have “Eastern Norway - Rollag, Tinn & Notodden” but the latest update took it away. (I have one great grandparent whose family came from Norway in the 1860s)

[Gannicus]

I also have the “Delaware Valley, Chesapeake & Midwest
Settlers - Midwest Farmlands Settlers”

and it shows up as St. Mary’s Colony (highlighting Maryland and Kentucky) on 23andme.

With the Pennsylvania, it’s impressive that more German doesn’t show up. Western Pennsylvania more?

I used to have “Eastern Norway - Rollag, Tinn & Notodden” but the latest update took it away. (I have one great grandparent whose family came from Norway in the 1860s)

The one ancestor that I have in my tree that is from Pennsylvania has a very British isles last name: Wallace. She was born in Pennsylvania 1816 and died in Ohio 1880. Within that branch of my family tree, my English ancestry comes from Leeds, Yorkshire. One thing that I find interesting is in G25, I’m close to the Celtic Briton’s that are from East Yorkshire. The Wallace lady married a male ancestor whose father was from Yorkshire.