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Thanks for sharing. Maybe they should also dig in our village for the remains of the soldiers from the second crusade. I can imagine that there are dozens of remains.

My Haplogroup won't change my ethnicity nor identity. It's unique for a Turk like me. I am more curious about the story behind. I find the story with the crusader interesting and I'm sure that we ( my relative and me) are not the only ones with an north European haplogroup in our village...

Yes, i think that my ancestor was of Norman origin. On FTDNA i have too many matches from Norman families. Gesendet von meinem LYA-L29 mit Tapatalk

Hi Maciamo, thanks for welcoming! I'm just curious about my roots :-) "The Z74 branch is itself already very Nordic and not normally found among the French" - I think you skipped this detail "The person who shares the same final subclade (FGC12562>BY47171) with me is a men from France with...

Hi everyone! Me and a male relative from the same village tested our DNA. On autosomal level our DNA was like the rest of the people from our region. But the Y-DNA was everything else than Turkish. We both share the Haplogroup I1 which is dominant in Northern Europe. I share the Subclade...

Hi together. I got my SNP pack results from FTDNA. I was tested positive for I1>L22>Z74>CTS2208. I also entered my data to Nevgen and the prediction was I-BY2572(I-Y13391) All of my ancestors come from the same village in Antalya province in Southwest Turkey.