Comments by "-_YouMayFind_-" (@-_YouMayFind_-) on "Celtic History Decoded" channel.

  1. I am Dutch and I did a DNA test with also haplogroups. My paternal haplogroup is actually more common in Southern Italy, North-Africa and West-Asia, even though we live in the Netherlands for at least 400 years or something (as far I can find the family tree and I have found no Spanish or Italian ancestors so I don't know where my sisters Italian DNA comes from). I do have a German in 1830 in the family and Flanders. I am Southern Dutch (Brabant). My sister did have 2.9% Italian in her DNA, but I didn't have that and neither my dad or the grandmother on my moms side. I am now 100% Dutch but before that I was 81,8% North-Western European, 16,8% English and 1,4% Irish, Scottish and Welsh. I have paternal haplogroep G (Which male mummie Yuya in Egypt also had) mine specifically is unique as it only occurs 1 in 13000 at 23andme and its: G-Z37368. The Maternal haplogroup is: J2a1a which is supposedly a more common one in Western Europe including Denmark. The G haplogroup has no R in its journey.
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  2. I am a blue eyed woman and my mother and her sister were the ones with blue eyes and their brother brown. Which confused me because my grandmother has brown eyes and grandfather blue. Yet 2 of the 3 kids get blue eyes. But our blue eyes are a bit blue, greyish and a bit of greenish 😂 and the inside is brownish
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