Are you happy with your haplogroups?

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Originally Posted by Johnson Reed

Yes. While R-L21, being the Irish haplogroup, would be cool to have, I'm happy to have I, which is the only haplogroup that is purely European. (Many Pajeets have R1a, there's an African tribe with R1b, all of the woggy haplogroups [E,G,J,T] are shared with MENAs, N is shared with Siberians, etc...)

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You should revisit your results. Haplogroup I is pretty broad and your profile indicates you've been drinking. :D

E-V13 > R1B-Z103 > J-L283 >

I have a maternal haplogroup that’s quite widespread in Europe. I share it with two other forum members. Men in my family are R1a and I2.

Yes I'm happy with my Steppe haplogroups

R1b the ubiquitous one for western European men

H6a1b is fairly uncommon in Western Europe

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Originally Posted by Mopi Licinius Crassus

Yes I'm happy with my Steppe haplogroups

R1b the ubiquitous one for western European men

H6a1b is fairly uncommon in Western Europe

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H6a1b: found in Bell Beaker England and Czechia, in MBA Scotland and in Iron Age Tian Shan.

Is your mom’s side British?

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Originally Posted by Vessna

H6a1b: found in Bell Beaker England and Czechia, in MBA Scotland and in Iron Age Tian Shan.

Is your mom’s side British?

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yes she's British, predominantly Irish by ancestry
my maternal grandmother's family originally come from the very North of England though by the border with Scotland

I'm happy with mine. My maternal haplogroup H5a1 :) I'm glad I had my father do 23andme back in 2011. His is E-M78.

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Originally Posted by Ellethwyn

I'm happy with mine. My maternal haplogroup H5a1 :) I'm glad I had my father do 23andme back in 2011. His is E-M78.

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E-M78 is from your Andalusian father ?

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Originally Posted by Mopi Licinius Crassus

E-M78 is from your Andalusian father ?

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Yes :)

I suspect that my U4d2 haplogroup is Slavic.
https://www.researchgate.net/publica...rn_Romania#pf4
U4d2: found in central Europe and the northern Siberia (Nganasan) / found in Bell Beaker Germany and in Bronze Age Poland