What is your mtDNA and its description?

H1c12. My exact matches at FTDNA have their maternal lines from the British Isles.

K1a12a4a. Anatolia and the Caucasus. There are only 2 others on FTDNA who have this haplogroup. They are druze.

X2B

Apparently it originated in the Near East/Caucasus/Anatolia 15,000 to 20,000 years ago and spread to Europe with the ENF.

K1a10, Neolithic British

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The K1a10 haplogroup has a significant presence in Britain, dating back to the early/mid Neolithic Era. It is a survivor of the major population replacement in Britain by the Beaker people during the early Bronze Age. The K1a10 haplogroup is estimated to have originated in the British Isles, with evidence from a skeleton found in Raschoille Cave near Glenshellach Road, Oban, Scotland, dated to 3632-3378 BC. This indicates that K1a10 has been in Britain since at least the early/mid Neolithic Era.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4NT...&start_radio=1

U5a

T2a1b1a
https://discover.familytreedna.com/mtdna/T2a1b1a/story

Rare everywhere, but seems limited mostly to Europe.

https://i.ibb.co/qYVCy3kQ/image.png

https://i.ibb.co/B227hYmV/image.png

https://i.ibb.co/YH7b7Pr/image.png

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Originally Posted by Katarzyna

I am an HV4a2

Determined by two independent mtDNA predictor softwares, based on my Ancestry Raw Data (as Ancestry does not provide haplogroups on their website but has analysed SNPs of it in their raw data.) It honestly surprised me because that haplogroup peaks among Southern Italians, Greeks, Armenians and Middle East. My autosomal DNA is purely Northern European, without any Mediterranean shift. I really don’t know what my ancestors thought when assigning it to me. :D

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Your ancestor simply got whitewashed over time. Maybe it happened in the 1800s, 1700s, 1600s or earlier, we don't know. But it happened.
Even if one of us had a full Sub-saharan African ancestor in the late 1800s (1/64 roughly), his genes would be completely whitewashed by now, provided that other ancestors are European.

U5b2a6, i don't know, look quite common in Finland and England, but i'm Apulian

H39
Uk, Finland, Sweden mostly
https://discover.familytreedna.com/mtdna/H39/story

H1q2a

Muy europeo y mucho europeo.

Spoiler!

https://i.imgur.com/33K2GzL.png