Gary C.
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- Location
- Mesquite,Texas
- Ethnic group
- Norman,English,German,Welsh,deep Scandinavian and others
- Y-DNA haplogroup
- R1b-U106*
- mtDNA haplogroup
- H1*
And what's your Y and/or mt haplogroup?
My Y haplogroup is commonly referred to these days as R1b-U106*.
At present,I don't fit in any of the subclades,the major one being L-48+.
We have a new Walk The Y project at FTDNA,for searching for new Y SNP's in U106's that are negative for L-48.
My mitochondrial haplogroup is H1*.
H is the most common mito haplogroup amongst Europeans.
I've had 67 Y markers tested by FTDNA,and partial SNP testing.Already had tested + for S21 at EthnoAncestry,and that was confirmed by FTDNA.
Also had HVR1 and HVR2 done by FTDNA.
And also CCR5,where I discovered I do have a 32 base-pair deletion,and also 1 normal copy.
The most recent thing I did was 23andMe.
What about you?
My Y haplogroup is commonly referred to these days as R1b-U106*.
At present,I don't fit in any of the subclades,the major one being L-48+.
We have a new Walk The Y project at FTDNA,for searching for new Y SNP's in U106's that are negative for L-48.
My mitochondrial haplogroup is H1*.
H is the most common mito haplogroup amongst Europeans.
I've had 67 Y markers tested by FTDNA,and partial SNP testing.Already had tested + for S21 at EthnoAncestry,and that was confirmed by FTDNA.
Also had HVR1 and HVR2 done by FTDNA.
And also CCR5,where I discovered I do have a 32 base-pair deletion,and also 1 normal copy.
The most recent thing I did was 23andMe.
What about you?