What's Your Y-DNA Haplogroup?

The family origins are in South Yorkshire, England.

The family Y-DNA haplogroup is R1b1a2a1a1b, shorthand: R-P312/R-S116.

R-P312 clades tested for (Green = positive; Red = Negative) -

P312+

DF27 -
DF19 -
U152 -
L21 –
L459 –
Z245-
L238 –

R1a, like a true Aryan steppe warrior.

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Originally Posted by Stefan

When did I vote in here? Well can somebody change it to J2? Thank you.

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Haha, I thought being a mod would give me special powers to move my name. Well at least I fixed the numbers. ;)

Edit: I'm angry that after all these years I still haven't got a sub-clade.

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Originally Posted by Stefan

Haha, I thought being a mod would give me special powers to move my name. Well at least I fixed the numbers. ;)

Edit: I'm angry that after all these years I still haven't got a sub-clade.

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Hahaha. I only know I am I1*. I never did a deep-clade or sub-clade test. I don't see the point really as my I1* already seems to be pretty unique without going further into the subclades.

EDIT: Your J2 subclade(s) may turn up interesting but on the other hand I1 is practically so recent that I don't find the subclades to be all that interesting unless it is I1b which seems to be only found in Slavic populations.

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Originally Posted by Fearless Leader

Hahaha. I only know I am I1*. I never did a deep-clade or sub-clade test. I don't see the point really as my I1* already seems to be pretty unique without going further into the subclades.

EDIT: Your J2 subclade(s) may turn up interesting but on the other hand I1 is practically so recent that I don't find the subclades to be all that interesting unless it is I1b which seems to be only found in Slavic populations.

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Yeah, I'm just going to wait until things are much cheaper or if I'm in a better financial position to even bother. J2 is enough information for me, but it would be quite interesting to see where it's from. My paternal line is from Seville, so it could be Sephardi or it could be old Phoenician influence, for example. I'm not going to buy another kit until it's a full sequence, I think - or a service equal of value to that in scope.

I1d: Northern Germanic/Scandinavian.
Common in Flanders. Our ancestors came from Northern sea shores.

I1* Here (Don't know which group i'm in yet), paper trail goes back to Hertfordshire in England, but they came from somewhere else before that - Possibly Durham, Cheshire or Yorkshire. Well my surname (Jackson) is most frequent in Yorkshire, followed by Lancashire. Could be Anglian or Norse i suppose.

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R1aryan. My subclade peaks in Poland for some reason.

To be confirmed soon. According to the low number of my family (~300), high frequency of light phenotypes, the noble origin, and the Germanic origin, it seems that here we will get I1.