What is your mtDNA Haplogroup

U4 is rethelitess! ;)

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Originally Posted by Dick

Andid mountains

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so its strictly american? it doesnt have an asian counterpart?

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Originally Posted by Ylla

U4 is rethelitess! ;)

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Whole alphabet can be Rethelitesses...

U7

Mine according to FTDNA = H1m

Mother is of British stock but I think read somewhere that H1m is common amongst Iberians, I got 2.3% Iberian in My Heritage results and 4.2% Iberian/Sardinian in DnaLand , so maybe there is a connection.

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Originally Posted by oszkar07

Mine according to FTDNA = H1m

Mother is of British stock but I think read somewhere that H1m is common amongst Iberians, I got 2.3% Iberian in My Heritage results and 4.2% Iberian/Sardinian in DnaLand , so maybe there is a maternal connection with the Mtdna.

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have seen one or two Italians get H1m but I'm not sure.

U2e1a

D1 according to Jameslick and matches.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/at...7&d=1505351882

According to YSEQ laboratory, I am K1a.

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Originally Posted by Allenson

OK, just got my results--I went cheap and only did the HVR1 tested for now.

So, I'm an H.

Yawn. ;)

With just the HVR1 tested, I'm only one position away from the Cambridge Reference Sequence....

The furthest back I can trace my materal line via the paper trail is to a woman by the name of Sarah McFadyen who was born circa 1797 & died in 1860 in Tignish, Prince Edward Island, Canada. I have not yet been able to place her family in the Old World but I suspect either Ireland or the west coast of Scotland. Many McFadyens who moved to Canada came from the Isle of Mull off the west coast of Scotland.

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I've been in Mull Island, and then to Iona Island. Mull is a round almost tree-less place. To arrive there I took a ferry that was swinging between fjords. Iona which is reachable by simple boats (very near to Mull) is a small Island very green, where you can see sheeps eating grass near the beach. There is a very nice Abbey and a cimitery where 8 saxon kings are buried. Is a very sacred place for christians, as Santa Columba, coming from Ireland, landed here by boat so that this is the first place of U.K. to be christianized by him.