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Brennos

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Hello!

I received my Y-Dna (67 markers) DYS values from FTDna, but I can't predict my subclade.

I'm R-M269, but I don't know how to understand to which subclade I belong.
 
Panel 1 (1-12)
DYS393: 13
DYS390: 25
DYS19**: 14
DYS391: 11
DYS385: 11-14
DYS426: 12
DYS388: 12
DYS439: 13
DYS389l: 13
DYS392: 13
DYS389ll***: 29

Panel 2 (13-25):
DYS458: 18
DYS459: 9-10
DYS455: 11
DYS454: 11
DYS447: 25
DYS437: 15
DYS448: 19
DYS449: 29
DYS464: 15-15-17-17

Panel 3 (26-37):
DYS460: 11
Y-GATA-H4: 10
YCAll: 19-23
DYS456: 15
DYS607: 14
DYS576: 17
DYS570: 17
CDY: 32-38
DYS442: 12
DYS438: 12

Panel 4 (38-47):
DYS531: 11
DYS578: 9
DYF395S1: 15-16
DYS590: 8
DYS537: 10
DYS641: 10
DYS472: 8
DYF406S1: 10
DYS511: 10

Panel 4 (48-60):
DYS425: 12
DYS413: 23-23
DYS557: 16
DYS594: 10
DYS436: 11
DYS490: 12
DYS534: 17
DYS450: 8
DYS444: 12
DYS481: 22
DYS520: 20
DYS446: 13

Panel 4 (61-67):
DYS617: 12
DYS568: 11
DYS487: 13
DYS572: 11
DYS640: 11
DYS492: 12
DYS565: 13
 
U are from north italy??
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Sei del nord??
 
PaschalisB said:
According to some haplotypes you could be R1b1a2a1a1b4 (R1b-L238/S182)
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Thanks Paschalis!

I saw on the R1b page of this site that R1b-L238/S182 is "nordic"... what does it mean?

I thought, at first, as I am a northern Italian, to belong to U152 subclade...
 
Brennos said:
Thanks Paschalis!

I saw on the R1b page of this site that R1b-L238/S182 is "nordic"... what does it mean?

I thought, at first, as I am a northern Italian, to belong to U152 subclade...
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email chris from the link below , he is helpful on questions regarding only alpine people

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Alpine_DNA_Project_AlpGen_Genealogy/

he can check the age of your genes , well some.


Nice city Bergamo, very wide streets, old town up on the hill, which is fortified ( walled )and separate from new town.
 
zanipolo said:
email chris from the link below , he is helpful on questions regarding only alpine people



he can check the age of your genes , well some.


Nice city Bergamo, very wide streets, old town up on the hill, which is fortified ( walled )and separate from new town.
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Thanks Zanipolo! Yes, Bergamo Alta is a beautiful city, but, actually, I don't live in Bergamo. My paternal-line ancestors were from Bergamo (c.ca 1540).
 
Hi! I am not a guy but I had the y chromosome recently tested on my brother. It said he was R1b. We are trying to narrow down at least the surname of my father's unknown father (and my parents and I already did test with ancestry.com). I have lots of clues but seems like his y chromosome line may have come through Canada and before that Northwestern Ireland.

He did the 44 marker test. I am having his subclade tested now but seems to me he has a very common R1b subclade in Ireland (from what I have read). Does anyone know how to tell?

Also what are some good places for me to post his results? (to get any possible clues for my unknown paternal grandpa?). Thanks

DYS19a 14
DYS385a 11
DYS385b 12
DYS388 12
DYS389i 13
DYS389ii 29
DYS390 24
DYS391 11
DYS392 14
DYS393 13
DYS426 12
DYS437 15
DYS438 12
DYS439 12
DYS442 12
DYS444 11
DYS445 12
DYS447 25
DYS448 18
DYS449 30
DYS452 30
DYS453 11
DYS454 11
DYS455 11
DYS456 17
DYS458 17
DYS459a 9
DYS459b 10
DYS460 11
DYS463 24
DYS464a 15
DYS464b 16
DYS464c 17
DYS468 29
DYS484 13
DYS522 11
DYS527a 19
DYS527b 21
DYS531 11
DYS557 16
DYS588 18
GATAH4 12
YCAIIa 19
YCAIIb 23
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chillout789 said:
Hi! I am not a guy but I had the y chromosome recently tested on my brother. It said he was R1b. We are trying to narrow down at least the surname of my father's unknown father (and my parents and I already did test with ancestry.com). I have lots of clues but seems like his y chromosome line may have come through Canada and before that Northwestern Ireland.
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Moved my response to chillout789's new thread, http://www.eupedia.com/forum/threads/31449-R1b-mystery
 
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