Wich is the origin of your Y-DNA?

[Voskos]

What is your R1b clade?

Mine is r-cts9219. Typically found in Italians, Albanians and Montenegrins.

most common in west balkans is cts9219>BY611
https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/R-BY611/story

you need to test further for deep subclade

[Kess]

most common in west balkans is cts9219>BY611
https://discover.familytreedna.com/y-dna/R-BY611/story

you need to test further for deep subclade

Funny enough, I scored %0 Balkans in my automosal test.

[Labriego]

Maybe from Goths.

[BillMC]

I1-S12289 is from NE Denmark

[MandM]

Accoring to Ftdna my HG upstream includes 4 people from Viminacium around 100-200 CE, 3 people from Kapitan Andreevo around 1100-500 BCE, and one from Jakovo 440 - 599 CE, so agian i belive Thracian, could be Dacian also maby, any input is welcome

[Pater Patota]

It’s J2-m172, it’s West Asian and probably Ancient Anatolian(Kura-Araxes civilization/Uratu, Hittite, Hurri, Hatti, Mitanni) originated.

[Kirgonix]

I am R-Z225 on my paternal side, G-Y65 on my mom's paternal side.

R-Z225 is associated with the Bell Beakers into Iberia probably from an origin in Eastern France, Germany area. Celtic incorporated type. Can also see a higher incidence in western Iberia as opposed to eastern.

Hi distant y-dna cousin.
I'm R-Z225 too
I'm From Center Portugal!

[hazmatnik]

My ancient connections are updated to include two new Avars from Rakoczifalva under E-BY4526, we now have five Avars under various subclades below E-BY4526.

Question is where they picked up these Y subclades.

[Anglo-Celtic]

I supposedly match the Bourbon French kings. I won't lose my head over it. I have a French last name and Germanic R1b. They both stick out like sore thumbs on my Celtic hands.

[Grey99]

I seem to be a descendant of R1a-YP417, which is associated with Eastern Slavs. Yet, my paternal line is Zipser German from eastern Slovakia. I believe it might have come from the Wends in Eastern Germany and was Germanized before arriving in eastern Slovakia during the Late Middle Ages. It could also be from a Germanized Slovak or Ruthenian, but I kind of doubt this, as records of my ancestral town show my German surname going back to a judge in 1371. My surname is somewhat rare, and I have found variants of it throughout Northern, Western, Central, and Eastern Germany, but nothing in Southern Germany.

My specific subclade of YP417 is Y18349, which probably originates with Zarubintsy Culture as it has a TMRCA of 1900 ybp.