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What origin is Scottish Borders, U152+, L2+, L20- (L2*), then?

Maciamo, Does an R-L2* 'Y' make one S116+?

Chris, I'm R1b1b2a1a4c and my surname is Scottish Borders, so, I'm leaning toward a Roman Legionnaire 'Y' for myself.

Maciamo, Can you help with this? My cousin, whose surname is Wolfe, has a Haplogroup T 'Y' Chromosome that comes from Galicia, Western Ukraine. Any idea of the origin of his 'Y'?

When pertaining to Britain, one has to look at the Easterly distribution of U152's subclades. For example, L2* and L20+, are all East locales. The recent U152 paper, which concludes that U152 is found, overwhelmingly, in Southern England, must mean U152*, as, separate from L2* and L20+.

My Elliot family, through a 'Y' match, has been traced to Larriston, Scotland; what does this say about my 'Y?'

Do you think the Angles carried much S28 in any flavor? If so, how much came to Britain and where?

I was thinking Belgae, as, my closest, continental match is a Van Bunschoten from Utrecht, Netherlands, at a 66/15 match.

Maciamo, Do you think R-L2* in a Scottish Borders surname is Norman?

R-L2* is U152+, L2+.

Does anyone have an opinion of how an Elliot ended up being R-L2*? I'm the only one on the planet, to date.

Are you S29+?

My surname is Elliot and I'm R-L2*; does anyone have a hunch of how an Elliot came to be this? Kyle Elliot