JacobMetz
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- Location
- München, Bayern
- Ethnic group
- aDNA 100% European
- Y-DNA haplogroup
- J2-L25>F3133>Z38352
- mtDNA haplogroup
- H5K
I am interested in discussing the A5360 branch of the F3133 subclade of L25. I am, of course, interested in all the information I can gather concerning L25 in general, but I would really love to hear, share, and learn from those who are F3133- specifically A5360.
I do not have much of a family history to report; the earliest known ancestor was a Metz who departed from Rotterdam to South Carolina around 1740. I have several cousins with whom I share a common ancestor about 8 generations ago; I am working on getting a BigY for them because it would be great to know if the family history is actually correct- I am the first, in my family, to test the DNA.
I have, since I tested BigY, been studying much of my subclade results- mainly from FTDNA. What I have seen in the J2-M172 Project at FTDNA is that over 60% of those kits positive for F3133 are from Arab countries- I am not sure what to make of that result. I am currently working on the percentages for all the other nationalities reported in that project; so far, this is how it seems to be adding up:
256 Total in Group; 154 are reported to be from Arab countries- 60% of Z7700 are Arab; 7 reported from India 3%; 4 reported from Russia 2%; 5 Reported from Armenia 2%; 4 Reported from France 2%; 13 Reported from Turkey 5%; 2 Reported from Azerbaijan 0.7%; 5 Reported from Uzbekistan 2%; 4 Reported from Germany 2%; 18 Reported Unknown Origin 7%; 5 Reported from England 2%; 3 Reported from Ireland 1%; 1 Reported from Finland; 1 Reported from Austria; 4 Reported from Kazakhstan 2%; 4 Reported from Iran 2%
I have the entire F3133/Z7700 group in an excel spreadsheet if anyone would like to look at it- my email is listed on my profile; I would include it here, but the platform will not allow me to do so at this time.
Looking forward to sharing and learning
(edited for clarification)
I do not have much of a family history to report; the earliest known ancestor was a Metz who departed from Rotterdam to South Carolina around 1740. I have several cousins with whom I share a common ancestor about 8 generations ago; I am working on getting a BigY for them because it would be great to know if the family history is actually correct- I am the first, in my family, to test the DNA.
I have, since I tested BigY, been studying much of my subclade results- mainly from FTDNA. What I have seen in the J2-M172 Project at FTDNA is that over 60% of those kits positive for F3133 are from Arab countries- I am not sure what to make of that result. I am currently working on the percentages for all the other nationalities reported in that project; so far, this is how it seems to be adding up:
256 Total in Group; 154 are reported to be from Arab countries- 60% of Z7700 are Arab; 7 reported from India 3%; 4 reported from Russia 2%; 5 Reported from Armenia 2%; 4 Reported from France 2%; 13 Reported from Turkey 5%; 2 Reported from Azerbaijan 0.7%; 5 Reported from Uzbekistan 2%; 4 Reported from Germany 2%; 18 Reported Unknown Origin 7%; 5 Reported from England 2%; 3 Reported from Ireland 1%; 1 Reported from Finland; 1 Reported from Austria; 4 Reported from Kazakhstan 2%; 4 Reported from Iran 2%
I have the entire F3133/Z7700 group in an excel spreadsheet if anyone would like to look at it- my email is listed on my profile; I would include it here, but the platform will not allow me to do so at this time.
Looking forward to sharing and learning
(edited for clarification)
You have done some pretty cool research