Post your top 5 yDNA and mtDNA haplogroups in your 23andme DNA Relatives list

november update: +9

mtDNA

• 7x HV
• 5x H
• 4x K1a
• 3x U5a1a1, T2g, T2b, T2, J1c2, H13a2, H1
• 2x U8b, U5a1, U3b, U1a1, T2e, J1d, HV4, H1a1, H11a, H10a1

YDNA

• 12x R1b1b2a
• 7x J2
• 4x R1a1a, E1b1b1c1a
• 3x R1b1b2a1a1*, J2a1b*, E1b1b1a2*, E1b1b1a
• 2x L2*, J2b1, J2a1b1*, J1e, J1, G2a5

My top 5:

Y-dna:

I1* - 159
R1a1a - 69
N1c1* - 61
R1b1b2a1a - 42
R1b1b2a1a2f* - 35

MtDna:

H1 - 78
H - 64
T2b - 40
H2a1 - 24
H3 and H1c - 21


My grandpa's top 5:

Y-dna:

I1* - 156
N1c1* - 91
R1a1a - 62
R1b1b2a1a2f* - 37
R1b1b2a1a1* - 29

Mtdna:

H1 - 81
H - 59
T2b - 45
U5a1b1 - 21
H3 and H2a1 - 20

Y-dna
J1e-84
R1a1a-46
G2c*-41
E1b1b1c1-36
E1b1b1c1a-29
J2a1b*-29

MtDna
K1a1b1a-180
H-60
H1-44
N1b2-44
K2a2a-43
K1a9-37
V7a-34

Updated results:

Y-DNA:
R1a 39
E1b1b1a2 35
I2a2b 21
I1 16
J2 15

mtDNA:
H 54
J1c 14
H7 13
H1c 11
H1 11

From my contacts list, too much grief to go through the relatives sections:

R1a1a 12
J1e 9
E1b1b 5
E1b1b1 5
E1b1b1c1 5

My Y-haplogroup didn't feature strongly.

K1a1b1a 24
N1b2 10
H 8
K1a9 8
K2a2a 5
T1a1 5
J1c1 5

A strong showing by my mtDNA lineage here, though.

Update (702 matches):

mtDNA

• H1 - 54
• A2 - 35
• H - 32
• B2, H3, T2b - 17 each
• H1c - 13

YDNA

• R1b1b2a1a - 96
• R1b1b2a1a2f* + R1b1b2a1a2f - 27
• R1b1b2a1a1* + R1b1b2a1a1 - 21
• R1a1a + R1a1a* - 19
• R1b1b2a1a2d* + R1b1b2a1a2d - 17

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Originally Posted by Atlantic Islander

Update (702 matches):

mtDNA

• H1 - 54
• A2 - 35
• H - 32
• B2, H3, T2b - 17 each
• H1c - 13

YDNA

• R1b1b2a1a - 96
• R1b1b2a1a2f* + R1b1b2a1a2f - 27
• R1b1b2a1a1* + R1b1b2a1a1 - 21
• R1a1a + R1a1a* - 19
• R1b1b2a1a2d* + R1b1b2a1a2d - 17

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Very western european!

How do you subdivide your entire relatives list like this?

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Originally Posted by Longbowman

Very western european!

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Ydna yeah, except for R1a1a.

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Originally Posted by Longbowman

How do you subdivide your entire relatives list like this?

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Google docs. Here's a link to how to do it.

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Originally Posted by Longbowman

From my contacts list, too much grief to go through the relatives sections:

R1a1a 12
J1e 9
E1b1b 5
E1b1b1 5
E1b1b1c1 5

My Y-haplogroup didn't feature strongly.

K1a1b1a 24
N1b2 10
H 8
K1a9 8
K2a2a 5
T1a1 5
J1c1 5

A strong showing by my mtDNA lineage here, though.

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Jew stronk!

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Originally Posted by Insanity Wolf

Jew stronk!

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Yep. I'm going through the full list and K1a1b1a is still the highest, but I'd expect it to be due to overrepresentation of Ashkenazis.

I want to do this but need to get my desktop hooked up first. I am expecting the main Y-DNA haplogroups in my RF list to be types of R1b, N1c1 and I1 most likely.

Top 5 mtdna
U5a1a
V1
H
J1c
T2b

Top 5 Y-DNA
E-V13 (by far)
J2b2
I2a2
R1b
I1

Countries of ancestry Top 5
Greece
Romania
Albania
Italy
Serbia

any other Balkan examples? would love to compare

(I'm H1a1 and R1b1b2a1a1, neither featured here)


mtDNA

1. H1 (74)
2. H (71)
3. T2b (28)
4. H3 (26)
5. H1c (22)

Y-DNA

1. R1b1b2a1a2f* (101)
2. I1* (51)
3. R1b1b2a1a (37)
4. R1b1b2a1a1* (36)
5. R1a1a (29)

Mtdna top 5

1. H - 69
2. H1 - 67
3. H3 - 24
4. H1c - 19
5. H5a1 - 17

YDNA top 5.

1. R1b1b2a1a2f* - 91
2. I1* - 46
3. R1b1b2a1a - 45
4. R1b1b2a1a1* - 37
5. R1b1b2a1a2f2 - 23

Where is R1b1b2a1a2f* most common?

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Originally Posted by Atlantic Islander

Where is R1b1b2a1a2f* most common?

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I'm pretty sure it's now considered to be R-L21, in which case it's heavily Irish, Scottish, Welsh and French.

Update (752 matches):

mtDNA

• H1 - 58
• A2 - 38
• H - 36
• T2b - 20
• B2 - 19

YDNA

• R1b1b2a1a - 99
• R1b1b2a1a2f* + R1b1b2a1a2f - 28
• R1b1b2a1a1* + R1b1b2a1a1 - 22
• R1a1a + R1a1a* - 20
• R1b1b2a1a2d* + R1b1b2a1a2d - 19

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Originally Posted by Atlantic Islander

Update (752 matches):

mtDNA

• H1 - 58
• A2 - 38
• H - 36
• T2b - 20
• B2 - 19

YDNA

• R1b1b2a1a - 99
• R1b1b2a1a2f* + R1b1b2a1a2f - 28
• R1b1b2a1a1* + R1b1b2a1a1 - 22
• R1a1a + R1a1a* - 20
• R1b1b2a1a2d* + R1b1b2a1a2d - 19

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I should have waited until the weekend was over, I gained some RF matches.

Update 859 matches.

mtDNA

• H1 - 66
• A2 - 44, H - 44
• B2 - 24
• H3 - 22, T2b - 22
• H1c - 15

YDNA

• R1b1b2a1a - 109
• R1b1b2a1a2f* + R1b1b2a1a2f - 34
• R1b1b2a1a1* + R1b1b2a1a1 - 23
• R1a1a + R1a1a* - 22
• R1b1b2a1a2d* + R1b1b2a1a2d - 21

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Originally Posted by Atlantic Islander

Where is R1b1b2a1a2f* most common?

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Ireland.

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Originally Posted by Melonhead

Ireland.

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What about R1b1b2a1a2d*?

That's u152, the most eastern one I think.

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Originally Posted by TheViridiana

I only know mtDNA results sooo..

K1a2c
H13a
M3a
U - both u3a1 and u8a
P4a

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Instructions on how to do it are linked here.

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Originally Posted by Atlantic Islander

Instructions on how to do it are linked here.

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Is it possible to do on iPad?!

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Originally Posted by FaerieQueene

Is it possible to do on iPad?!

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You should be able to if you can download things. Just download the your RF file, upload it to your google docs, and then follow the rest of the instructions.

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Originally Posted by Atlantic Islander

You should be able to if you can download things. Just download the your RF file, upload it to your google docs, and then follow the rest of the instructions.

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Tried. Don't think it'll work on my iPad, gotta get my laptop fixed again. I'll just post my dad's updated top 5 and not me and my mom's since it's quicker to count as he's got less matches.

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Originally Posted by FaerieQueene

From My Father's Relative Finder:

Mtdna:
U3a - 16
H - 11
U4a - 7
H13a2 - 6
J2a2 - 5

Ydna:
J1e(J-P58) - 22
G2a(G-M406+) - 12
E1b1b1c1a(E-M84) - 11
G1* - 7
E1b1b1a(E-M78) - 5

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Update, he currently has 318 matches, 181 of them male:

Going as low as 5 matches per haplogroup:

Mtdna:
U3a - 20
H - 16
U4a - 11
A2 - 9
H1 - 9
H13a2 - 8
U1a1 - 8
HV - 7
R0a1a - 7
T2b - 7
H5b - 5
J2a2 - 5
U4 - 5

Y-DNA:
J1e - 38
G2a - 16
E1b1b1c1a - 14
E1b1b1a - 10
J2 - 9
G1* - 8
I1* - 6
J1 - 5
J2a1b* - 5
J2a1b1* - 5
R1b1b2a - 5
R1b1b2a1a - 5

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Originally Posted by Atlantic Islander

Where is R1b1b2a1a2f* most common?

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British Isles, Brittany & Basqueland. Most common in Ireland.

R1b1b2a1a2f* =64
R1b1b2a1a= 46
I1*= 41
R1b1b2a1a1*= 28
R1b1b2a1a1 =21

The vast majority are U106 subcaldes and than I1 with some R1a

H= 68
H1 =53
T2b =43

Lots of Ks and Us.

Okay so how the hell do you do this lol?

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Originally Posted by Jaxman

Okay so how the hell do you do this lol?

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Get a pen and paper, go through the list, and tally them up. Should only take a couple of hours and it's good fun.

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Originally Posted by Longbowman

Get a pen and paper, go through the list, and tally them up. Should only take a couple of hours and it's good fun.

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Ouffff lol.

Ok here's mine. U106 is the single largest group although P312 is about 60% of the R1b, which is the same as in England. R1b represents about 60% of my ancestry according to this, which is also in line for where i'm from, I 20%, R1a is about 7%, and E, G, J, T etc Neolithic-related are about 12%, N and Q make up about 1.3% altogether. My U152 and L21 are about normal.

R1b U106 144 27.01688555
R1b U152 31 5.816135084
R1b L21 123 23.07692308
R1b P312* 15 2.814258912
Other R1b 2 0.375234522
I1 65 12.19512195
I2b1 27 5.065666041
other I2 15 2.814258912
R1a 37 6.941838649
E 32 6.003752345
F 1 0.187617261
G 13 2.43902439
J 18 3.377110694
N 3 0.562851782
Q 4 0.750469043
T 2 0.375234522
H 1 0.187617261

http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/u.../YLineages.png

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Originally Posted by Jackson

Ok here's mine. U106 is the single largest group although P312 is about 60% of the R1b, which is the same as in England. R1b represents about 60% of my ancestry according to this, which is also in line for where i'm from, I 20%, R1a is about 7%, and E, G, J, T etc Neolithic-related are about 12%, N and Q make up about 1.3% altogether. My U152 and L21 are about normal.

R1b U106 144 27.01688555
R1b U152 31 5.816135084
R1b L21 123 23.07692308
R1b P312* 15 2.814258912
Other R1b 2 0.375234522
I1 65 12.19512195
I2b1 27 5.065666041
other I2 15 2.814258912
R1a 37 6.941838649
E 32 6.003752345
F 1 0.187617261
G 13 2.43902439
J 18 3.377110694
N 3 0.562851782
Q 4 0.750469043
T 2 0.375234522
H 1 0.187617261

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I just noticed that if you divide groups into their ethno-cultural associations, and then divide the 'other' groups evenly (but a bit in favour of 'Celtic', due to Roman influence in Britain), it fits almost perfectly with POBI's estimate of Celtic vs Germanic for that red blob in south,central and eastern England. And the actual numerical counts of each haplogroup are quite similar to what was found by population studies, quite interesting. And of course the total 60% R1b is remarkable as well. I'll do one for my mt-dna soon.

mtDNA

H - 75
H1 - 39
J1c - 23
H7 - 12
T1a1 - 12

Y-DNA

E1b1b1a2*(E-V13) - 75
I2a2b - 44
R1a1a - 34
R1b1b2a - 23
J2b2* - 20

mtDNA

H 75
H1 72
T2b 50
H3 33
V 20

y-dna

R1b1b2a1a2f* 92
R1b1b2a1a 47
I1* 47
R1b1b2a1a1* 25
R1b1b2a1a2f2 20

Looking at Robert & Jackson, it does reflect well in Jackson being South East, most common U106. Robert being R-L21.

MtDNA
H 71
H1 68
H3 45
T2b 32
T1a1 23
Y-DNA
R1b1b2a1a2f* 115
I1* 42
R1b1b2a1a 39
R1b1b2a1a1 26
R1b1b2a1a1* 23
R1b1b2a1a2f 23
R1b1b2a1a2f2 21
R1a1a 20
I1 16