1700s Colonial American on GEDmatch

[Creoda]

His Amerindian percentages in K36 by chromosome:

Chr1 - 1.5%
Chr2 - 0%
Chr3 - 2.3%
Chr4 - 4.4%
Chr5 - 1.2%
Chr6 - 3.9%
Chr7 - 0%
Chr8 - 3.8%
Chr9 - 0%
Chr10 - 0%
Chr11 - 0%
Chr12 - 3.2%
Chr13 - 0%
Chr14 - 0%
Chr15 - 0%
Chr16 - 0%
Chr17 - 10.2%
Chr18 - 0%
Chr19 - 0%
Chr20 - 0%
Chr21 - 0%
Chr22 - 1.0%

^ That is a lot of Amerindian on 17th chromosome!

Also his K47 results:

3.46% North-Iberian
0.04% East-Iberian
1.52% North-African
6.01% South-Caucasian
3.11% North-Caucasian
4.49% Paleo-Balkan
0.44% North-Amerind
25.15% East-Euro
13.38% North-Sea_Germanic
22.03% Celtic
2.51% West-Finnic
15.12% Scando-Germanic
0.13% Amazonian
0.02% Meso-Amerind
2.58% West-Med

Seems unlikely that he'd be a Swede and have 1600s Amerindian admixture.

[Peterski]

Seems unlikely that he'd be a Swede and have 1600s Amerindian admixture.

He was not fully Swedish obviously, but mixed with British and maybe also with Pennsylvania German.

[KuriousKatKommittee]

BTW, unsurprisingly he had some Amerindian admixture (over 1% Amerindian in K36).

I don't think so, 1% is most certainly noise. Northwestern Europeans forum members like firemonkey and Grace O'Malley score ~1.5% Amerindian on K13.

The "Amerindian" part is likely mislabeled Finnic, my niggas. Notice how he clusters to "Swedish" the most which points towards European aboriginals, the Saamis.