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His K36 results show that he has around 4% of MENA admixtures in total:
Arabian 1.85 Pct
Basque 1.09 Pct
Central_Euro 4.42 Pct
East_Balkan 3.68 Pct
East_Central_Euro 25.90 Pct
Eastern_Euro 13.62 Pct
Fennoscandian 12.41 Pct
French 4.95 Pct
Iberian 6.29 Pct
Italian 2.92 Pct
Near_Eastern 2.00 Pct
North_Atlantic 5.76 Pct
North_Caucasian 1.75 Pct
North_Sea 13.11 Pct
Omotic 0.07 Pct
Volga-Ural 0.18 Pct
But his Family Finder MyOrigins show 0% Jewish, instead 29% Balkan:
His surname Meller which is common in formerly Prussian areas of Poland:
(in 1890, this surname correlated with ethnically Polish areas of Prussia)
https://nvk.genealogy.net/map/1890:Meller
But Meller is also common in Israel today, meaning some Jews have it too:
https://forebears.io/surnames/meller
Prussian Poland in addition to Poles and Germans, had many Jews as welll:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...e-in-the-1800s
Jews in the Kingdom of Prussia by region in 1817 (highest in Provinz Posen):
Grand Duchy Posen ------------------- 52,568
West Prussia --------------------------- 12,632
Silesia ---------------------------------- 16,476
East Prussia ----------------------------- 2,389
Pomerania ------------------------------ 2,976
Brandenburg ---------------------------- 8,498
Provinz Sachsen ------------------------ 3,242
Westphalia ------------------------------ 9,723
Jülich-Cleves-Berg ---------------------- 8,372
Grand Duchy Niederrhein ------------- 10,469
TOTAL --- 127,345 (ca. 1.21% out of 10,536,571 inhabitants)
According to Georg Hassel in 1819 Posen and West Prussia had 61,400 Jews:
Number of Jews in Provinz Posen and West Prussia according to 1825 book:
Grand Duchy Posen ------ 70 thousand Jews
West Prussia ------------- 20 thousand Jews
^^^ And according to Karl Andree's book:
https://books.google.pl/books?id=xgUEAAAAYAAJ&pg=P212
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