Autosomal match on FTDNA very likely means I have Slovak roots:)

[Lucas]

I've just found autosomal match on FTDNA (60cM, longest 8cM) with Slovak man T. Macuga.
This surname is popular practically only in Slovakia and Poland. And now I have proof it is one line.
Map for Poland. My father line is from central Poland red coloured region (Sieradz) but it is now certain the homeland is in Carpathian mountains on the very south. Only question if from Slovak or Polish Carpathian part.

[Peterski]

Does he even have the same Y-DNA haplogroup as you, though?

And do you detect any percent of Slovak admixture in your DNA?

Because autosomally you plot near Kostroma according to ph2ter:

[CommonSense]

I've just found autosomal match on FTDNA (60cM, longest 8cM) with Slovak man T. Macuga.

Is that enough to be considered a "legit" match? My highest match on FTDNA is 83 cM (longest segment, 17) while on MyHeritage i only share 32 cM with that man, even though the longest segment remains the same. It appears kind of inconclusive.

[Lucas]

Is that enough to be considered a "legit" match? My highest match on FTDNA is 83 cM (longest segment, 17) while on MyHeritage i only share 32 cM with that man, even though the longest segment remains the same. It appears kind of inconclusive.

But having the same rare surname is good indicator. If my surname would be Kowalski I won't even bother.

[Lucas]

Does he even have the same Y-DNA haplogroup as you, though?

And do you detect any percent of Slovak admixture in your DNA?

Because autosomally you plot near Kostroma according to ph2ter:

West Balkan users (Dink which is Dick, Prosigoj, Bosniensis) are between Moldavia and Crimea there. Their distance to west Balkans is comparable with mine to Belarus. Which is good fit for my autosomal profile. Certainly I don't have East Finnic admixtures anywhere, on G25 too. But very high Baltic. This tool isn't correct for every G25 coordinates. Or he forgot to use scaled / unscaled.

[Bakha]

I sincerely apologize for the offtopic, but is a 40cm match with longest block of 11cm is a legit match? I don’t understand a thing at this

[Dick]

West Balkan users (Dink which is Dick, Prosigoj, Bosniensis) are between Moldavia and Crimea there. Their distance to west Balkans is comparable with mine to Belarus. Which is good fit for my autosomal profile. Certainly I don't have East Finnic admixtures anywhere, on G25 too. But very high Baltic. This tool isn't correct for every G25 coordinates. Or he forgot to use scaled / unscaled.

dink2 is my livingdna raw data. Shows how inaccurate third party calcs can be.

[Peterski]

West Balkan users (Dink which is Dick, Prosigoj, Bosniensis) are between Moldavia and Crimea there.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimean_Goths

[Cumansky]

dink2 is my livingdna raw data. Shows how inaccurate third party calcs can be.

In AncestryDNA update you are almost same with me but they give you shift south and me shift north, look at that map. Is not showing exactly that? Ph2ter map same famous AncestryDNA is showing

[PaleoEuropean]

Does he even have the same Y-DNA haplogroup as you, though?

And do you detect any percent of Slovak admixture in your DNA?

Because autosomally you plot near Kostroma according to ph2ter:

I have noticed Gedmatch calculators are heavily influenced by haplogroups and their snps by what populations I match