Which European Surnames do You Get in the FTDNA CSV Matching Tables for Y-DNA?

This is my result:

Yet my BIG Y Moore is the only European surname I get. These are two users who are probably family; although I don't know and they don't have the BIG Y either.

MOORE

https://i.postimg.cc/sDGtrvxr/Moore-Surname.jpg

This is the result of my knot in MTA. They all look like clans from the British Isles and an Egyptian mummy and my knot happens to be the only one with no identity. ;)

https://blogger.googleusercontent.co...POadnYtree.jpg

https://www.yfull.com/arch-12.04/tree/E-BY7449/

#E-BY7449
#E-V22

I get the surname Nadon

I complement with my father's haplogroup matches in Genoplot. The smallest gradients are with unknown haplogroup.

https://blogger.googleusercontent.co...tchaFather.jpg

Does any other Spaniard get the surname Sieur de la Croix?

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Originally Posted by Gallop

Does any other Spaniard get the surname Sieur de la Croix?

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Sieur de la Croix is ​​not a "surname".
It is the name of an estate.
This means that he owns a place called "la Croix".
It is often a farm with land.
This "title" is not transmitted like a surname. It only goes to the heir who will inherit from his father ... or to a buyer of the estate.

I have several in my tree, because the place called "la Croix" is quite common:
https://gw.geneanet.org/jerome4?lang...=chesnais&oc=1

Quote:

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Originally Posted by JayH

Sieur de la Croix is ​​not a "surname".
It is the name of an estate.
This means that he owns a place called "la Croix".
It is often a farm with land.
This "title" is not transmitted like a surname. It only goes to the heir who will inherit from his father ... or to a buyer of the estate.

I have several in my tree, because the place called "la Croix" is quite common:
https://gw.geneanet.org/jerome4?lang...=chesnais&oc=1

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Thank you for the clarification.