What's Your Y-DNA Haplogroup?

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Originally Posted by Solin

I do not know if I am L23 or not and not to mention do I belong to that branch.
I think I could still be just L23.

P.S. It is the first time I hear of Z2105 designation so I am assuming you are thinking of L51/M412 branch

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L23 splits into L51 and z2105.
Do you have a Croation surname Polish or Czech, ysearch number?

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/R1b-YDNA/

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Originally Posted by Silesian

L23 splits into L51 and z2105.
Do you have a Croation surname Polish or Czech, ysearch number?

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/R1b-YDNA/

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I have somewhat old Croatian surname.

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Originally Posted by Solin

I have somewhat old Croatian surname.

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I wonder if you will be the same as "Skoda" in Split Croatia? Can you pm me your str's, for example is your DYS-393, 12 or 13 and DYS 464 values for a,b,c,d?

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Originally Posted by Silesian

I wonder if you will be the same as "Skoda" in Split Croatia? Can you pm me your str's, for example is your DYS-393, 12 or 13 and DYS 464 values for a,b,c,d?

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Don't do this, he will rape you...
But seriously, if you know your Y-STR results you can post it here or PM it to me as well.

R1b.

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Originally Posted by Planeless Earhart

When I was 18 I had a YDNA hg test done by FTDNA. Way out o' left field came E1b1a. I had absolutely no matches in any African nation, though. None with any Africans in western countries, either. Five English matches, four French matches and one Spanish match. Still kind o' "meh" about it.

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Apparently, it's not E1b1a, but E1b1b. All these years... FTDNA B trollin'.

R1b-L48+ (or R1b1a2a1a1a4 to give it its long name). Found in England, Northern Germany, the Netherlands and among the Frisians.

I've ordered a 12 marker test from FTDNA while it is on offer (£25). Will then upgrade at a later date, to see what cluster i fall into...and to hopefully find any matches that will shed more light on my direct paternal line.

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Originally Posted by Albion

R1b-L48+ (or R1b1a2a1a1a4 to give it its long name). Found in England, Northern Germany, the Netherlands and among the Frisians.

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That's the typical Germanic R1b subclade.

I had my 37 markers done at FTDNA and it's shit, I discover no cousin ,I'm alone with weird value at DYS393=15 and DYS390=26