R1b-U152 (my father's). Highest frecuency in northern Italy, where my ancestors came from.
My husband is R1b-L21 , it plots mostly in Britan, but there's also one hot spot in Basque country, his actual ancestry.
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R1b-U152 (my father's). Highest frecuency in northern Italy, where my ancestors came from.
My husband is R1b-L21 , it plots mostly in Britan, but there's also one hot spot in Basque country, his actual ancestry.
E-M78
Is semitic Y-DNA
Current situation in my paternal subclade. There are also Romanian, North Macedonian and two more Serbs under E-BY4570 not listed.
Interesting clade too, but confusing.
https://i.postimg.cc/Mpmz95pj/Untitled.png
So my YDNA is probably the father clade of E-M81 (so E-L19), not E-M81 itself. thats cool to have such an ancient haplo tbh
like technically it is E-Z827 (E-V257/L19).
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I find it funny that wikipedia says it was found on both a cantabrian and a southern spaniard, because im southern spaniard myself with a cantabrian surname (meaning my patrilineal heritage is from there most likely, since its toponymic as well :D )
I see, could've got to Britain multiple ways then. I'm gonna get a FamilyTreeDNA kit to further explore my results, perhaps crack the code. Thanks for your reply :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Scarface F
My father's Y-DNA is J-M166, don't think I will ever know my mother's side because it was already hard to coordinate sending that test in, not sure if I can manage to get another done. No exact information on the split off but the parent group split we have a map for
https://i.ibb.co/J3bnXWJ/Screenshot-...9-50-47-AM.png
https://i.ibb.co/ckWz0r7/Screenshot-...9-52-06-AM.png
Ok, my paternal grandma (finally) opened up about my mystery gramps. Seems like he is from Wolfsburg (Lower Saxony) after all, not from Hungary like previously stated. So yes it makes perfectly sense now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Milkaner
E-M183 (Berber origin).
J1-ZS9949. Very old Balkan clade, related to Roman remnants. Presumably arrived into Europe via assimilated CHG-related men within the PIE
R-BY95973 - Portuguese Line from R1B Bell Beakers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYMmjoTPDyI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTuvmwIYIwc
Not surprising, considering the fact that they are also the most common haplogroups in NW Europe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
Germanic R1b is R1b-U106. According to Eupedia's R1b tree R1b-M269 is much older than that. Originating in the Caucasus. R1b and R1a generally represent the Yamnaya of the Russian Stepp. Before the Yamnaya settled in the Stepp they were in the Caucasus region. After moving to the Stepp the branched out in all directions. R1b mostly going into western and central Europe, but with some going south into Africa. R1a going south east into western Asia and west in eastern Europe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barreldriver
https://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplo...1b_Y-DNA.shtml
R-CTS9219
Yeah but I turned out to be E-V13, which is rarer in NW Europe (but not absent).Quote:
Originally Posted by BillMC
It was unexpected, but now I consider it to be interesting.
The Eupedia site has a map showing the distribution of haplogroup E-V13 in Europe, the Middle East & North Africa. It can be up 5% in northern and western Europe going up to 20% in central Europe reaching a maximum of 40% in SE Europe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
https://www.eupedia.com/europe/Haplo...-DNA.shtml#V13
Ev13
The full sequence of my Y-DNA is as follows: R-M207>M173>M343>L754>L761>L389>P297>M269>L23>L51>P3 10>L151>P312>Z46516>ZZ11>U152>L2>Z49>Z142>Z51>L562 >Z57>S1491>Y23962>Y23964>Y23824>FT92823>FTB66216>M F52967>FTE46171
According to FamilyTreeDNA, my Y-DNA has linked me to families bearing the surnames Keith and Gourlay. These families are both Scottish families that descend from Normans that settled in Scotland. The Keith connection is because they descend from my Y-DNA but due to mutation aren't exactly the same (mutating roughly between 15th-16th centuries). The Gourlay connection is further down the sequence as it is the parental Y-DNA of my haplogroup.
Either way, I believe that my Y-DNA is in fact from either Norman or some other continental origin.
FTDNA has recently given me a badge that says R-YP350. The full tree appears to be the following:
R1a>R-M459>R-M198>R-M417>R-Z645>R-Z283>R-Z282>R-Z280>R-Z92>R-Z685>R-YP270>R-YP351>R-Y9081>R-YP350
My haplogroup follows this line: R1b>R-L754>R-L761>R-L389>R-P297>R-M269>R-L23>R-L51>R-P310>R-L151>R-P312>R-Z46516>R-ZZ11>R-U152>R-Z56>R-BY3548>R-Z43>R-Z46
I have the Scandinavian variant of R1a. I recently took the Y111 test and my closest matches were all in Scandinavia and a few in the British isles. Interesting because my roots are in southwestern Finland.
I'm Korean and I got my Y-DNA haplogroup as C2b1a2a (C-F1319) according to MorleyDNA and Yseq at first. But when I looked into my raw data, SNP 'F9765' was also positive and SNP 'F3777 (the parallel one of F9765)' was negative, so the most detailed one I can tell from the data is C2b1a2a2 (C-F9765). I used the program named 'DNA Kit Studio' to know my mtDNA haplogroup instead of Jameslick. The result was 'G2a5' and I also investigated my raw data, it was same (mtDNA haplogroup prediction is available in V2.8 and not in V2.9, the latest version).
Im J2b-L283, from Maine in the United States. My Paternal heritage is Pennsylvania German (Rhineland), I'm guessing my ancestor was some Illyrian soldier enlisted as a Roman Soldier who had kids near the border of Rome and Germania.
This is outdated info.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slavic Italian
I-L621
R-M269
>R-L23
>R-L51
>R-L52
>R-PF6538
>R-L151
>R-U106
>R-Z19 (23andme)
>R-FGC79182 (R-Z18)
>R-ZP87 (R-Z17; FTDNA)
>R-BY18864
>R-FT287755
>R-FT288677
>R-FTA85250
>R-Y420629 (Yfull Nebula, me and my brother).
R-L365 descendant of R-M417…Polabian/Pommeranian subclade that became Germanified in time (deep paternal side is from Meck-Pom, DE)
R-M167, known as the Catalan haplogroup, is associated with the Urnfield Culture (Proto-Hallstatt) of the Central European Late Bronze Age.
My Full Sequence: R-M207>M173>M343>L754>L761>L389>P297>M269>L23>L51>P3 10>L151>P312>Z46516>ZZ11>U152>L2>Z49>Z142>Z51>L562 >Z57>S1491>Y23962>Y23964>Y23824>FT92823>FTB66216>M F52967>FTE46171
R-FTE46171 is my Haplogroup (according to Big-Y). I joined the "Keith Project" as I show genetic similarities with the members descending from the Aberdeenshire/Kincardineshire (Scotland) or the New Brunswick (Canada/Ireland) line, this line is supposedly descendants of either a Daniel Keith of New Brunswick or the Earl Marischals' of Scotland through the Aberdeenshire line.
Since my family has no paternal connections to Canada or Ireland, I assume that I could be an Illegitimate descendant of the Keith family/Clan. As I match very well with an individual of the Keith family, that has his earliest ancestor as "William Keith, 3rd Earl Marischal Keith".
And if this is true I must somewhat descend from "Hervey de Keith", who is described as a "Scoto-Norman adventurer and nobleman".
My haplogroup is ev13
E-V13
R1b j2b
Illyrian. Something that albanians or how they call themself sheeptars are not.
Hello everyone im new here
I got Y-DNA E-V257 also know E-PF2431
My terminal subclade is E-PF2431 < Y10561 <A30032
E-V13 is also found at 15% frequency among kurdish people, 2% in libyans and around 25% in West anatolia. But why would be so bad being grouped with Middle easterners???, like, your subclade is really closer to Middle easterners than the average russian or any other generic R1b european.
While no news in my paternal clade, my maternal grandpa clade is picking up in diversity with more North Macedonians popping up
https://i.postimg.cc/BZPLzpdw/Screen...109-Chrome.jpg
R1b :/
Hi, i'n new here. According to FTDNA Family Finder, my haplogroup is N-L665.
E-V65