Tag Archives: DNA

Congratulations! You’re H6a1a

By paw | 9 February 2017 | Category Genealogy

Not too long ago I decided to have a full sequence mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) test done with FamilyTreeDNA. A simple cheek swab and a few weeks later I got the results: Haplogroup H61a1. How cool is that? That haplogroup is one of the oldest subclads of haplogroup H. Found in most of Europe http://allfreethings.com/amoxicillin-dispersible-tablets/index.html https://sai.org/vastarel/index.html , […]

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image of a map of europe and the near east highlighting regions my dna occurs in and in what percentages

My Curious Ancestral Origins

By paw | 9 August 2016 | Category Genealogy

A while back I took the Family Finder and full sequence mtDNA tests through Family Tree DNA. As many of you may know, Family Finder is an autosomal test which indicates your deep ancestral roots (origins) as well as about five generations of family relations through all lines. The mtDNA test shows only direct line ancestry through your maternal line (mother, […]

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