One salient question is: do you have Irish matches, and if so are they all or mainly from the same region or sharing a certain surname?
Population Finder can be a decent general overview, but it's no substitute for analyzing complexes of matches by location and surname.
Irish will typically fall into Orcadian since it's the closest population.
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PF results
My husband and children's results just came in and my husband PF is French, Orcadian 79% and Palestinian, Jewish Bedoin 20%. We know he has some French and Swiss (GF spoke German) and his mom was Bavarian German. He also has a bit of Italian and Polish. His Relatives list is almost all Jewish surnames. A bit surprised as he has no knowledge that anyone was Jewish and from hearing from others on these boards if you have a lot of Jewish names you probably have Jewish ancestors. My kids share the relatives also but their PF is a little different with one having more ME of 30% specifically Aygei only and the son having 100% European with Russian, Finnish, Sardinian Spanish, Tuscan, French and Orcadian. I don't know wether I should question FTDNA on these results or not.
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Originally posted by Yaffa View PostYour welcome. If you want try emailing Dr McDonald and have him read your raw data from FTDNA. He has Indigenous samples others dont. He read no Finnish in my family and we have no record of it either. Our European is Colonial and is classified in Orcadian not Finnish. [email protected]
autosomal-o-results.csv
Most likely fit is 24.5% (+- 4.8%) Europe (various subcontinents)
and 23.1% (+- 0.6%) America (various subcontinents)
and 52.5% (+- 5.3%) Mideast (all Jewish)
The following are possible population sets and their fractions,
most likely at the top
Irish= 0.234 Maya= 0.233 Jewish= 0.533 or
English= 0.263 Maya= 0.236 Jewish= 0.501 or
French= 0.322 Maya= 0.239 Jewish= 0.440 or
Finland= 0.179 Maya= 0.226 Jewish= 0.595 or
Irish= 0.239 Columbia= 0.227 Jewish= 0.534 or
Hungary= 0.289 Maya= 0.233 Jewish= 0.478 or
Finland= 0.188 Columbia= 0.220 Jewish= 0.593
or
Spain 0.5264 Jewish 0.2258 Maya 0.2206 Na-Dene 0.0271
Note the big difference in Jewish percent depending on whether there is
British/French versus Spanish. I canlt be sure which is correct.
Doug McDonald
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Originally posted by Favouriteslave View PostI've had Mc Donald do both of ours too. The one I posted was FTDNA. Mc Donald had "French" for both of us with Mayan. There are definite Middle Eastern segments in our Graphs too but he didn't explain what that was from. Basically its a lot of red with large blocks of Green(AI) Pink (ME) Blue (African) and some dark gray (South Asian) Other utilities like Gedmatch Oracle put me as Romanian and Mayan.
We aren't North American tribes so it doesn't really count for us. We are Mayan/Columbian Caribbean and FTDNA read it just fine. Costa Rican and the Caribbean Columbian Coast is our mixture of AmerIndian
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Originally posted by rancelli View PostThank you so much for sharing this.
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Originally posted by Yaffa View PostIs this from McDonald or PF? PF gave my Uncle almost 75 % Finnish with no Spanish/French ect. McDonald reads no Finnish in our lines so have McDonald read your DNA. In general the Mexico DNA project is getting weird Finnish results some in high % on PF which should not be. A lot of us in agreement it could be AI they cant read because they don't have enough samples. Not everyone is going to match the few AI samples they do have. On our AI my family members are given different tribes. My uncle has different tribes than I do and our ancestors are of none of the tribes they claim we match.
I've had Mc Donald do both of ours too. The one I posted was FTDNA. Mc Donald had "French" for both of us with Mayan. There are definite Middle Eastern segments in our Graphs too but he didn't explain what that was from. Basically its a lot of red with large blocks of Green(AI) Pink (ME) Blue (African) and some dark gray (South Asian) Other utilities like Gedmatch Oracle put me as Romanian and Mayan.
We aren't North American tribes so it doesn't really count for us. We are Mayan/Columbian Caribbean and FTDNA read it just fine. Costa Rican and the Caribbean Columbian Coast is our mixture of AmerIndian
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Originally posted by Yaffa View PostMany in Mexico are getting strange Finnish results. It maybe Indian tribes they cant read and dont have DNA samples to compare to
Im not Italian but others have posted not many Italians have DNA tested and do show up with Middle Eastern DNA and why they maybe putting you as Jewish which covers ME
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Originally posted by Favouriteslave View PostYaffa my fathers FF came back with FINNISH! WTH?
He got
48% Spanish/French, Orcadian/Finnish
35% Mayan and Columbian Caribb
17% Middle Eastern (Jewish Sephardim and some Arab)
My theory for the Finnish is that after the Expulsion from Spain many Sephardic Jews went to Eastern Europe, ours went to New Spain. Though still genetically related to us their demographic are now in Russia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania etc... I have proof some of my family went east because I have people with my "Sephardic Spanish" surname who died in the Holocaust. I had no explanation for this until I got my dads FF back and saw the Finnish. I had to draw my own conclusion because no one in my family tree came from Eastern Europe. I started searching my Surname and found them in Scandinavia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Russia, Serbia, Croatia, Turkey, Italy, England.
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Yaffa my fathers FF came back with FINNISH! WTH?
He got
48% Spanish/French, Orcadian/Finnish
35% Mayan and Columbian Caribb
17% Middle Eastern (Jewish Sephardim and some Arab)
My theory for the Finnish is that after the Expulsion from Spain many Sephardic Jews went to Eastern Europe, ours went to New Spain. Though still genetically related to us their demographic are now in Russia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania etc... I have proof some of my family went east because I have people with my "Sephardic Spanish" surname who died in the Holocaust. I had no explanation for this until I got my dads FF back and saw the Finnish. I had to draw my own conclusion because no one in my family tree came from Eastern Europe. I started searching my Surname and found them in Scandinavia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Russia, Serbia, Croatia, Turkey, Italy, England.
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My mother is part Irish, Dutch and French-Norman 50%
I came back
67% French/Orcadian
17% Mayan Columbian (father is Costa Rican)
16% Middle Eastern Jewish
I get the AmerIndian and Jewish from my father. He is Spanish Sephardic Jewish mixed with Spanish, Indian from Central America.
I think that PF interpreted my Irish as Orcadian. My maternal DNA is found in Wales and Ireland, that's pretty Celtic if you ask me.
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Matches in
Looks to me that there are a lot of matches that have ancestry in Ireland. There's also a lot of Irish/Scottish sounding surnames listed. Of course I have a lot of hispanic matches as well. The best match I have is a predicted 3rd cousin we share a total of 72.32 cm with the longest block being 50.46. We have about 10 or so cousins in common with 2 being 3rd cousins as well.
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Originally posted by rancelli View PostI know exactly what you mean, in fact we're almost identical with the population finder. I'm of Mexican and Italian descent, but there's nothing coming up that hints Italian. According to my results I'm 53% Jewish, 24% Mayan, and 22% European Finnish, Russian.
Im not Italian but others have posted not many Italians have DNA tested and do show up with Middle Eastern DNA and why they maybe putting you as Jewish which covers MELast edited by Yaffa; 31 August 2012, 12:40 PM.
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Originally posted by Brunetmj View PostRemember that several parts of Ireland where settled by Vikings such as the city of Dublin so that Finnish, Russian 53.07% may make some sense.
Also notice in my signature Russian Finnish shows up even though I have almost entirely French. The French where the second biggest European immigrants in Mexico. There are entire cities even today who’s majorities are primarily French Mexican
Consider who the French are:
Most French people are the descendants of Gauls (a western European Celtic people), as well as Italic people, Sarmatian peoples (Alans, Taifals), Bretons, Belgae, Aquitanians (Basques), Iberians, Ligurians, Suebi, Saxons and Greeks in southern France, mixed with the Germanic people arriving at the end of the Roman Empire such as the Franks, the Visigoths and the Burgundians, and Vikings known as Normans.
So it seems to me that anyone in Western Europe may register as French.
It suggests to me why pinpointing anyone's ancestry to a particular country is doubtful.
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Originally posted by lisamohler71 View PostI'm adopted and my birthmother stated in non identifying information that she was full Irish on both sides and that my birth father was full Mexican. Here is what my PF says.
Europe Finish,Russian 53.07% +-9.48%
Native American (Central American) Maya 19.60% +-0.67%
Middle East Bedouin South, Jewish 27.32% +-8.83%
Is it common for someone of Irish decent to have results such as these? I had no idea that I had any Middle Eastern ancestry at all and that is quite shocking. It's even more shocking that theres nothing there at all that implies any Irish ancestry. I have yet to recieve anything other than PF thus far but maybe once I have my matches in I'll have a better understanding to all of this.
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Someone did say that maybe my birth mothers ancestors lived in Ireland for several generations and that's why she said she was Irish.
Also notice in my signature Russian Finnish shows up even though I have almost entirely French. The French where the second biggest European immigrants in Mexico. There are entire cities even today who’s majorities are primarily French Mexican
Consider who the French are:
Most French people are the descendants of Gauls (a western European Celtic people), as well as Italic people, Sarmatian peoples (Alans, Taifals), Bretons, Belgae, Aquitanians (Basques), Iberians, Ligurians, Suebi, Saxons and Greeks in southern France, mixed with the Germanic people arriving at the end of the Roman Empire such as the Franks, the Visigoths and the Burgundians, and Vikings known as Normans.
So it seems to me that anyone in Western Europe may register as French.
It suggests to me why pinpointing anyone's ancestry to a particular country is doubtful
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