What's Your Y-DNA Haplogroup?

[Annie999]

R1b-U152 (my father's). Highest frecuency in northern Italy, where my ancestors came from.

My husband is R1b-L21 , it plots mostly in Britan, but there's also one hot spot in Basque country, his actual ancestry.

[axel.aleman]

E-M78

Is semitic Y-DNA

[hazmatnik]

Current situation in my paternal subclade. There are also Romanian, North Macedonian and two more Serbs under E-BY4570 not listed.

Interesting clade too, but confusing.

[cmt160]

So my YDNA is probably the father clade of E-M81 (so E-L19), not E-M81 itself. thats cool to have such an ancient haplo tbh
like technically it is E-Z827 (E-V257/L19).

I find it funny that wikipedia says it was found on both a cantabrian and a southern spaniard, because im southern spaniard myself with a cantabrian surname (meaning my patrilineal heritage is from there most likely, since its toponymic as well )

[Brandon]

I can tell you. It's a continental Celtic marker from central Europe/Alpine region.

I see, could've got to Britain multiple ways then. I'm gonna get a FamilyTreeDNA kit to further explore my results, perhaps crack the code. Thanks for your reply

[Dick]

[sacha]

My father's Y-DNA is J-M166, don't think I will ever know my mother's side because it was already hard to coordinate sending that test in, not sure if I can manage to get another done. No exact information on the split off but the parent group split we have a map for

[PlattitüdenPaule]

It it your paternal line that stems from Lower Saxony?

Ok, my paternal grandma (finally) opened up about my mystery gramps. Seems like he is from Wolfsburg (Lower Saxony) after all, not from Hungary like previously stated. So yes it makes perfectly sense now.

[HelloGuys]

E-M183 (Berber origin).

[Svevlad]

J1-ZS9949. Very old Balkan clade, related to Roman remnants. Presumably arrived into Europe via assimilated CHG-related men within the PIE