What is your mtDNA Haplogroup

[Barreldriver]

My mtDNA had been updated at FTDNA as H3ap, not sure what the addition of "ap" means.

[Artek]

My mtDNA had been updated at FTDNA as H3ap, not sure what the addition of "ap" means.

It's simply a subclade, next to yours should be in alphabetical order - H3aq, H3ar, H3as, etc.

[Barreldriver]

It's simply a subclade, next to yours should be in alphabetical order - H3aq, H3ar, H3as, etc.

Ah, so they changed up mtDNA nomenclature quite a bit since I had last checked, hadn't known they further divided H3 recently.

[Artek]

Ah, so they changed up mtDNA nomenclature quite a bit since I had last checked, hadn't known they further divided H3 recently.

Probably they start to appreciate informative values of mtDNA (not so high as Y-DNA but still acceptable)

[Jackson]

Paternal Grandfather is H1b. Found out a couple of weeks back but forgot to post.

[Jackson]

More specifically my Grandfather is H1b4, and my Grandmother and father J1c8a.

[Caismeachd]

U5. I am cromagnid übermensch.

[Maleficent]

I just got my 23andme results back on January 4th of this year. My mtDNA is U2e1a, which is a subclade of U2e, which in turn is also a subgroup of U2, which is of course a sub of U. U2e1a is very rare. I was hoping to be a rare haplogroup, since it seemed really cool, but at the same time, it's kind of a mystery. There is less information out there about rare haplogroups, after all. Anyway, my mother's mother's mother has a German maiden name, so the best I can think of is that my mtDNA comes from my German blood. 23andme said that I am South/Central Asian descent along my maternal line, but I know that U2e is specifically a European subclade, and that some of Europe's earliest inhabitants belonged to U2.

[Atlantic Islander]

Can't get much more boring than H1.

[Jackson]

Can't get much more boring than H1.

Have you used James Lick's mthap tool?

http://dna.jameslick.com/mthap/