Post your FTDNA results

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Originally Posted by Leto

Looks like you've bought all the tests that are available.

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Only 23andme and AncestryDNA, I uploaded my raw data on the rest

My FTDNA results are:
East Europe 74 %
West and Central Europe 24 %

trace results:
Asia Minor <2%
West Middle East <1%

Interesting that MyHeritage assigned such a big portion of my DNA to Irish/Scottish/Welsh and not even 1% to North and West European.

i would get better results from a fortune teller.

Finally got FTDNA results

EUROPEAN 91%

East Europe 77%
Finland 14%


EAST ASIAN 5%

Siberia 5%


Trace Results
East Asia <2%
Central Asia <1%
South East Asia <1%

Hello, new member here.

My ancestry: NE French (Champagne/Lorraine) and a bit of SE French (Savoie) on my mother's side. South Italian on my father's side (Campania).

My Ftdna results :

European: 81 %
– West and Central Europe: 55%
– SE Europe: 17%
– Eastern Europe: 9%

Middle-East: 19%
– Asia Minor: 12%
– East Middle East: 7%

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Originally Posted by Alienor

Hello, new member here.

My ancestry: NE French (Champagne/Lorraine) and a bit of SE French (Savoie) on my mother's side. South Italian on my father's side (Campania).

My Ftdna results :

European: 81 %
– West and Central Europe: 55%
– SE Europe: 17%
– Eastern Europe: 9%

Middle-East: 19%
– Asia Minor: 12%
– East Middle East: 7%

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Welcome to this madhouse! Honestly, Eastern Europe does not make any sense.

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Originally Posted by Leto

Welcome to this madhouse! Honestly, Eastern Europe does not make any sense.

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Thanks for the welcome! I'm a newbie as far as genetic genealogy is concerned, but from what I understand, in terms of recent ancestry (like, 500 years), no it doesn't make much sense. My mother has traced back the family line to the XVIIth C and we've been in NE France since that time (and prob. further back) - if you omit one of my great-grandfather who was born in Haute-Savoie and moved to Champagne later on.
However, I've had my Mtdna tested, and I have 1 exact match from Poland. (1 other exact match from Germany, and 1 from… Libya. Go figure!)

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Originally Posted by Alienor

Thanks for the welcome! I'm a newbie as far as genetic genealogy is concerned, but from what I understand, in terms of recent ancestry (like, 500 years), no it doesn't make much sense. My mother has traced back the family line to the XVIIth C and we've been in NE France since that time (and prob. further back) - if you omit one of my great-grandfather who was born in Haute-Savoie and moved to Champagne later on.
However, I've had my Mtdna tested, and I have 1 exact match from Poland. (1 other exact match from Germany, and 1 from… Libya. Go figure!)

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Have you tired any other, free services? I mean raw data uploads.

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Originally Posted by Leto

Have you tired any other, free services? I mean raw data uploads.

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yes I have. MH, Geneplaza, DNAland, Gedmatch, Gencove, yourdnaportal and lm-genetics (K36 report). I've also ordered a 23andme test recently. I'll post my results in the appropriate threads when I have a chance. At this point, I can't tell which test I find the most accurate… Maybe the K13 (mostly French as a primary population, and Eastern Med - Sicilian, Samaritan, Cyprian… as secondary pop). MH and DNAland give me a lot of Balkan (respectively 35% and 44%).

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Originally Posted by Alienor

yes I have. MH, Geneplaza, DNAland, Gedmatch, Gencove, yourdnaportal and lm-genetics (K36 report). I've also ordered a 23andme test recently. I'll post my results in the appropriate threads when I have a chance. At this point, I can't tell which test I find the most accurate… Maybe the K13 (mostly French as a primary population, and Eastern Med - Sicilian, Samaritan, Cyprian… as secondary pop). MH and DNAland give me a lot of Balkan (respectively 35% and 44%).

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Have you posted your Gedmatch results here? Your Eurogenes K13 would be interesting. If you wanna post it, with oracle.