Eurogenes K13

I like the look of that when you split East & West England.

http://imageshack.us/a/img811/8549/sbm6.png

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Originally Posted by Jackson

Yeah he falls pretty close to my Grandmother :). A bit more to the south and east though. Her ancestry is 1/2 from Cheshire, 1/4 from London and 1/8 each from Devon and Hertfordshire, if i remember correctly.

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My great uncle here is my maternal grandmother's brother. He was born and raised in Northern Ireland and is from a Protestant family. Most of his ancestry is probably mixed Scottish and English origins mainly before they arrived in Ireland.

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Originally Posted by Graham

I like the look of that when you split East & West England.

http://imageshack.us/a/img811/8549/sbm6.png

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So does my great uncle here fall in far Southeast England then?

Fuck knows. what's his ancestry. You know as much as I. :P

Looking at French. I'd like see how a Frenchman of the North West or of Brittany, would place with SW England. Maybe in between like your greatuncle.

His closest on chart, is Jackson's Gran. Who's ancestry heads towards the SW England. Like the chart.

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Originally Posted by Graham

I like the look of that when you split East & West England.

http://imageshack.us/a/img811/8549/sbm6.png

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That is interesting, looks a lot clearer when you highlight them. Like you say it seems as much of a south/north split as an east/west one. It's interesting that my father landed where he did, seems he takes after his mother in everything but his genetics lol. I think my aunt (father's sister) might end up pretty much exactly on Southeast English, or between SE and SW. I was thinking about asking my grandfather's sister if she wanted to take part too, that would be quite interesting.

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Originally Posted by Jaxman

So does my great uncle here fall in far Southeast England then?

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Probably not far from where many Belgians would land, thinking about it? South of Britain, north of France, but not as east as Germany or the Netherlands. I would have thought they would form a group a bit south of the English groups that adjoins onto the yellow group.

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Originally Posted by Jackson

Probably not far from where many Belgians would land, thinking about it? South of Britain, north of France, but not as east as Germany or the Netherlands. I would have thought they would form a group a bit south of the English groups that adjoins onto the yellow group.

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Interesting.

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Originally Posted by Jaxman

Interesting.

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That's just a personal observation, i might be wrong. But Belgians tend to be a bit south of England and west of Germany and the Netherlands, although if i remember correctly a few end up in with the Dutch, Flemish i would guess.

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Originally Posted by Graham

Fuck knows. what's his ancestry. You know as much as I. :P

Looking at French. I'd like see how a Frenchman of the North West or of Brittany, would place with SW England. Maybe in between like your greatuncle.

His closest on chart, is Jackson's Gran. Who's ancestry heads towards the SW England. Like the chart.

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I mentioned it a few posts back to Jackson. He is from Northern Ireland from a Protestant family. Most of his ancestors probably came from both Scotland and England before they arrived in Ireland. We also know of one Huguenot line.

Belgians would end up between the Dutch & French. Not complicated. :P