North American regional GEDmatch averages by Tomenable

[Peterski]

From the blue region most should have come from the northern part

Most from the blue region came from around La Rochelle, and this area is pretty southern autosomally (far away from Bretons).

Dududud posted a Limousin kit recently, also far away from Bretons (despite being in the northeastern part of the blue region):

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



^^^ From this area:

Eurogenes K15:

# Population Percent
1 Atlantic 31.27
2 North_Sea 23.73
3 West_Med 18.05
4 Baltic 8.73
5 Eastern_Euro 6.83
6 East_Med 6.03
7 West_Asian 2.79
8 Red_Sea 1.72
9 Northeast_African 0.47
10 Sub-Saharan 0.31
11 Oceanian 0.09

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 Spanish_Cataluna 5.39
2 French 6.7
3 Spanish_Castilla_Y_Leon 6.73
4 Spanish_Cantabria 7.22
5 Southwest_French 7.4
6 Portuguese 7.92
7 Spanish_Galicia 8.16
8 Spanish_Murcia 8.21
9 Spanish_Extremadura 8.48
10 Spanish_Valencia 8.48
11 Spanish_Castilla_La_Mancha 8.69
12 Spanish_Aragon 9.2
13 South_Dutch 9.42
14 Spanish_Andalucia 10.47
15 Southwest_English 12.44
16 North_Italian 13.31
17 Southeast_English 13.67
18 West_German 13.74
19 North_German 15.14
20 East_German 15.19

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 56.1% Southwest_French + 43.9% South_Dutch @ 1.25
2 68.1% Spanish_Cantabria + 31.9% North_German @ 1.44
3 70.7% Spanish_Aragon + 29.3% North_Swedish @ 1.63
4 69.7% Southwest_French + 30.3% Danish @ 1.65
5 50.6% Spanish_Aragon + 49.4% South_Dutch @ 1.66
6 69.7% Spanish_Aragon + 30.3% Swedish @ 1.78
7 70.1% Southwest_French + 29.9% North_Dutch @ 1.79
8 57% Spanish_Cantabria + 43% South_Dutch @ 1.83
9 67.7% Southwest_French + 32.3% North_German @ 1.86
10 65.4% Southwest_French + 34.6% Southeast_English @ 1.86
11 70.5% Spanish_Cantabria + 29.5% Danish @ 1.92
12 62.5% Spanish_Aragon + 37.5% North_German @ 1.96
13 68.8% Spanish_Aragon + 31.2% Norwegian @ 1.99
14 65.6% Southwest_French + 34.4% West_German @ 2.02
15 63.3% Southwest_French + 36.7% Southwest_English @ 2.03
16 74.8% Southwest_French + 25.2% West_Norwegian @ 2.08
17 73.6% Southwest_French + 26.4% Norwegian @ 2.1
18 69.4% Southwest_French + 30.6% West_Scottish @ 2.14
19 71.1% Spanish_Castilla_La_Mancha + 28.9% Swedish @ 2.17
20 74.5% Southwest_French + 25.5% Swedish @ 2.2

Eurogenes K13:

1 North_Atlantic 41.72
2 West_Med 23.1
3 Baltic 18.97
4 East_Med 8.19
5 West_Asian 4.61
6 Red_Sea 1.63
7 Northeast_African 0.78
8 South_Asian 0.44
9 Oceanian 0.38
10 Sub-Saharan 0.18

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 French 4.34
2 South_Dutch 7.91
3 Spanish_Cataluna 7.93
4 West_German 8.54
5 Spanish_Galicia 8.81
6 Southwest_French 8.85
7 Spanish_Castilla_Y_Leon 9.12
8 Spanish_Cantabria 9.23
9 Portuguese 9.41
10 Spanish_Valencia 10.6
11 Spanish_Castilla_La_Mancha 10.69
12 Spanish_Extremadura 10.96
13 Spanish_Murcia 10.98
14 Spanish_Aragon 12.23
15 Southeast_English 12.3
16 Spanish_Andalucia 12.35
17 Southwest_English 12.73
18 Austrian 13.18
19 Orcadian 14.48
20 East_German 14.72

[Scandal]

New Jersey

Really?

[Peterski]

Alabama, South Carolina added (I edited posts on page 1).

Interesting, all of these southern states are very English.

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Georgia added. Also English 1st.

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Pennsylvania average added (n=45), see on page 1.

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Mennonites (n=31), from few different states/provinces:

[JamesBond007]

Alabama, South Carolina added (I edited posts on page 1).

Interesting, all of these southern states are very English.

I guess, I dunno why everyone trust stuff like K15. For instance, I know I'm Scottish and K15 says I'm English. I'm So not English that I'm actually about 50% Goidelic genetically. Sorry, if I'm being contentious but these calculators do not necessarily match up with reality. I went around telling people I was English American based on stupid stuff like this and some dude was like "You're not English you are a Scottish" and "you are medeival Braveheart era Scottish" from another dude.

[Scandal]

They must've all moved to New England, because French Canadians in the USA are one of the worst performing ethnic groups, both when studies were carried out in the early 1900s and today. They mostly came as factory workers to Maine, Massachusetts, etc. They only surpass Portuguese(Madeirans overrespented in Portuguese Americans) I believe, even Italians outperform them. While, French Canadians are among the best performing Canadians.

@Peterski, how come you think North Dakota is too eastern shifted? The Scandinavian/German parts of the US are also going to be the most Polish/Czechoslovakian(also more East Germans among the Germans, while the east coast/south of the US had more southern Germans/Swabians/etc.. Would be cool to see samples from NYC, more from PEI, southern New Jersey, California, Appalachia(so eastern Kentucky, western W. Virginia, curious if more English or Scotland/Ireland), urban/big city vs small city/rural results.

I heard a lot of German immigrants to USA were Prussians.

[savvas]

This is most likely incredibly exaggerate, but if it's true and if genetic IQ is relevant then Quebec should be one of the worst dysgenic mess given the poor origins of the founding female population...

Reality:

[Pierrot]

Feel free to send me more kits.

The main requirement is that all 4 grandparents were born in the same state/province.

So if great-grandparent is from other state or outside US you still want such kit?

[Matty74]

Alabama, South Carolina added (I edited posts on page 1).

Interesting, all of these southern states are very English.

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The Mennonites originally came from the Frisian areas of the Netherlands, so hardly surprising. I grew up in an area with a sizable number of them.

Most of the 1860’s and onwards immigration from the German speaking lands to the upper Midwest came from Northern Germany and Prussia. A lot of Pomeranians and Mecklenburgers in Wisconsin. Michigan as well. My
neighbor growing up was from Konigsberg, which was a little further east


Georgia added. Also English 1st.

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Pennsylvania average added (n=45), see on page 1.

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Mennonites (n=31), from few different states/provinces:

[J. Ketch]

Have you added the US regional kits I sent? (all follow the 4 grandparents rule)

Should post the averages once you have 25+ or so.

[Davystayn]

Thus is fascinating, could never have imagined such differences between states/provinces, Utah and Wyoming suprised me, and certainly New Jersey