Got My Results Today Overwhelmingly Eastern European With A Solid Dash I was raised in georgia (the state), and my dad's side of the family hails from years of settling in virginia and north carolina (i can trace my paternal grandfather's line to leaving scotland in the 1600s, we have one of the most common surnames in the us). my mother's parents were born in europe. My mother’s side of the family identifies as ethnic amhara. third and fourth picture is my west african ancestry composition (my dad is west african). 23andme couldn’t identify any ethnolinguistic groups from the region. the last picture is my whole ancestry composition. my mother is ethiopian and my father is west african. two great nations!.
юааgotюаб юааmyюаб юааresultsюаб Back Surprised To See Iтащm Basically All юааeuropeanюаб R 13 october 2016, 07:31 pm. waldemar, a participant in the forum who is polish with some lithuanian admixture, wrote here that he scores 100% eastern europe in myorigins. he also posted his dna land estimates: 80% north slavic, 9.2% southwestern european, 5.6% northwest european, 4.5% balkan, 1% ambiguous west eurasian. My 23andme dna test results show 1.4% eastern european ancestry, 0.9% italian i am 92.2% sub saharan african (primarily from ghana) my great grandfather was from england (grandmother mixed race) the eastern european results came as a bit of shock tbh but a wonderful surprise. 23andme are unable to give me a specific region where my eastern european ancestor came from and then i read this article. A few more options for our 2% norway dna would be that the dna tester’s parent had 15% norway dna and 85% eastern europe and russia dna, and when the randomly selected 50% of their dna got passed down to their child, the child just happened to get more of the eastern european and russian dna. an ethnicity region can occasionally be wrong. The rest of the dna, according to ancestry, may have traced back to the middle east and european south or other regions. but each of those sources accounted for, at most, less than 1 percent of my.
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