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Though my husband's test is listed under unknown halotype; the results indicate he is probably R1b. So, what designates being included in one list rather than another? Do we as individuals have to change the location; or is there a test that must be done and FTDNA decides who is listed where?
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After several months waiting we finally got a 12 marker match but not to the same surname. I understand that to determine a greater connection to this different surname we need to upgrade probably to a 37 marker match. Are their any percentages that indicate how many people with different surnames have matches with 37 markers? Are there any?
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What is the greatest length of time thus far for connections with surnames to be made? I know this is based on the number of participants; but are there many people like us that are still waiting to make a surname connection?
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After several months waiting we finally got a 12 marker match but not to the same surname. I understand that to determine a greater connection to this different surname we need to upgrade probably to a 37 marker match. Are their any percentages that indicate how many people with different surnames have matches with 37 markers? Are there any?
And--
What is the greatest length of time thus far for connections with surnames to be made? I know this is based on the number of participants; but are there many people like us that are still waiting to make a surname connection?
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