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%1 E European + %1 E Asian + %98 W Asian @23andme V5.9
%14.6 Turk_Rumeli + %85.4 Turk_Anatolia_East @ 1,422
%12.5 Turk_Deliorman + %87.5 Turk_Anatolia_East @ 1,463
%6.6 Mordvin + %93.4 Turk_Anatolia_East @ 1,468
%17.3 Hun_TianShan + 35.8% Roman_Anatolian_Imperial + %46.9 Mannaean @ 1,651
%6 Russian_Tver + %94 Turk_Anatolia_East @ 1,702
%6 Swedish + %94 Turk_Anatolia_East @ 1,847
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UPDATE: After some additional research, my closest Hungarian relative from MyHeritage found a birth certificate even from 1815. Even the person who I thought was fully Hungarian, it turns out that his mother was a Rusyn (Русины), who was Greek Catholic. And his father was a Reformed Hungarian and thus he got his surname after his father. So I have distant Rusyn ancestors too on my maternal line. I'm so happy that I find out so many things about my ancestors, even more than 200 years later. And I bet we can go even further!
Edit: I wrote ascendants instead of ancestors... yeah, I'm not tired. Btw, the other Russian person didn't reply to me since then. Also, could it be that I match with some Russians because of my tiny Rusyn ancestry, or 200 years is too much and this is not an explanation to it?
Last edited by Chris596; 05-06-2020 at 09:40 PM.
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Uhhhhmmm. My Y-DNA haplogroup is now also different using the 23andme V3 version
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