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I just got my 12 marker results from FTDNA and i have I-M223. I was wondering how rare this is this in Sweden, and what the story behind I2a2a in Scandinavia is. My ancestor was one of the 1.3 Million Swedish immigrants that came to America in the late 19th Century. I also wanted to mention how...

Marker DYS393 DYS390 DYS19** DYS391 DYS385 DYS426 DYS388 DYS439 DYS389I DYS392 DYS389II*** Value 15 23 15 10 15-16 11 13 11 14 12 32 I-M223/ I2

Just ordered a 12 marker test from ftdna. Any last guesses before i get the answer?

Im wondering about this question too

who knows what haplogroup i am, for all i know i could be q (so much q in sweden?)

i went to a Swedish y-dna project. found most Swedish men with Johansson surnames have lots of i1, r1a, r1b, n, and q with some i2. did not see one j or e. was suprised to find a g not sure if thats right heres a link if you wanna look yourself...

35,000 years ago's a long time

5-10% in Sweden probley closer to 5

i technically could be since there is j in sweden (Scandinavians have beards too)

I put the picture of my grandfather to compare y-dna 2 generations down(not that good a pic though ill try to find a better one)

Found this on google images. suprised me since my fathers ancestry is far from south america Heres the link: http://anthro.palomar.edu/vary/vary_3.htm

Looks like Antarctica

am curious i2 was actually the ones who made the megaliths like stonehenge. wondering what other people feel about this subject

the high levels of r1b in iceland could be because of the higher amounts r1b in norway compared to sweden that is

do you think this site is the best?

maybe your a decendant of r1 before the r1a r1b split

from the evidence i've given you make an educated guess at what you think my y-dna and mt-dna will be. look at my profile picture as well for some reference of my looks. surname projects wont help either because my Paternal Great Great grandfather changed his name from Johansson to Johnson and...

probably cause they dont want people to discover some illegitimate royalty

Light skin genes could originate from neanderthal mixing with cro magnons if there even was such a thing

My father was o and he was english scottish german and swedish if that helps