Your Haplogroups Compared to your known Ancestry, Do they align or not?

[Tong]

fully confirmed ancestry: east english (which makes up 80%+), south scottish, orkney, east irish, ashkenazi jewish, south german, french huguenot

paternal haplogroup: R-U152
maternal haplogroup: U4c1

Both are uncommon but U4c1 is most common among uralic siberian peoples, kets and the kalash - which is puzzling to me. R-U152 is more common in switzerland, northern italy, southern france, those sorts of areas. I don't know an explanation for either.

[Vyacheslav]

Hello all, I apologize if there is already a thread about this, however I couldn't find one.

My Paternal Haplogroup is G-Z7953
My Maternal Haplogroup is K1b2b

My known ancestry is English, Scottish, Irish, Norwegian, Danish, German and The Netherlands with a bit of French.. My oldest known Paternal line ancestor is Edmund Moodye from England. This particular line is known to have haplogroup G. This seems weird to me since both my Y line and Maternal haplogroup descend from Otzi the Iceman, according to 23andMe.

To me it seems as my ancestry doesn't actually line up with my haplogroups because most people I've seen of Northern and Northwestern European descent have haplogroups R or I..

Any ideas? Has this occurred with anyone else?

JM

Hello! We have the same mitogroup K1b2b https://www.yfull.com/mtree/K1b2b/
Our ancestors are not from Otzi, our ancestors are farmers from the Middle East, they came with the male haplogroup G, then they spread throughout Europe with the Celts
Our ancestors are from Northern Russia, we do not know how our mitogroup got to us

[Mont]

J1a - Common among Sephardic jews.
H2a2a1 - Not so common among Andalusians as far as I know.

[Vyacheslav]

J1a - Common among Sephardic jews.
H2a2a1 - Not so common among Andalusians as far as I know.

https://www.yfull.com/mtree/H2a2a1/

[Mont]

https://www.yfull.com/mtree/H2a2a1/

It seems there are some spaniards there, although I also see a lot of danish too.

[Tongio]

J1a - Common among Sephardic jews.
H2a2a1 - Not so common among Andalusians as far as I know.

Foi o jameslick que te mostrou esse resultado(mtdna)?Tú testou com o genera né?

[Mont]

Foi o jameslick que te mostrou esse resultado(mtdna)?Tú testou com o genera né?

Precisamente.

[Tongio]

Precisamente.

É que eu obtive o mesmo resultado , apesar de meu mtdna ser H3c (sei graças a parentes que testaram com o FTDNA).Analisando meu resultado no jameslick vi que tinha nocalls já no H basal ,o que quer dizer que o genera só testou até o H .Dá uma olhada depois , acho que então H2a2 seria o resultado padronizado?

[Mont]

É que eu obtive o mesmo resultado , apesar de meu mtdna ser H3c (sei graças a parentes que testaram com o FTDNA).Analisando meu resultado no jameslick vi que tinha nocalls já no H basal ,o que quer dizer que o genera só testou até o H .Dá uma olhada depois , acho que então H2a2 seria o resultado padronizado?

No meu resultado disseram que havia calls extra que confirmam ser H2a2a1.

[Tongio]

No meu resultado disseram que havia calls extra que confirmam ser H2a2a1.

Interessante ,então a se pá foi a Genera que cagou pra minha análise.