Professional Genealogist Reacts - Insider "5 Brits Take a DNA Test"
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this Professional Genealogist Reacts I watch the video by Insider called "5 Brits Take a DNA Test". This videos shows 5 people who live in Britain receiving their DNA test results from 23andMe. Those who receive results are Leon Siciliano, Ju Shardlow, Harry Kersh, David Ibekwe, and Rosie Percy.
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I’m from the Uk and I was expecting a lot of Irish and English and I got 0% Irish, welsh, and Scottish. 0% English... I got 75% central/Western European 19.5%. Scandinavian and 5% Chinese. Not what I was expecting.
Wow
So is your mother and father not from the Uk? Actually how does this work are you considered ethnically part of the country if your born there? If not then surely no English ethnicity exists as were all immigrant essentially.
@@maxdavis7722 nationally, ethnically, and culturally English. Genetics doesn’t determine social or legal belonging. Unless someone recognizes that yeah their family has vestigial traditions that tie back to ancestral ethnicity often that earlier ethnicity is washed out of the individual. Physical distinctives ie race that sets one visually apart from the majority population does tend to be a mitigating factor.
Why would anyone be surprised at a British person having Germanic ancestry?
Anglo-Saxons, anyone? Hello?
I don't know what tribe the black guy's mum is from, but Ebo people in Nigerian are known for being light skinned and the San people in South African are also light skinned and hunter gatherer so that may be were his mother complexion comes from.
Leon’s North African and west Asian would of come of his dads Sicilian side cause Sicily was conquered by North Africans, and in part Sicilian as well and I got 5.1 North African and 2.2 middle eastern
0:36 Everywhere. France (hence the Moncur), Germany, Scandinavia, Egypt, Iberian Peninsula, Ireland (including N Ireland)…
Thank you for taking the time to do these videos. I wish I could follow the matching ones better. You have great ability.
Dude, I like your channel. But FYI, in the intro you sound like Kermit the frog. lol
Keep up the great work! 👍
Many tribes in Nigeria, very light skin, not mix with white and no cream, just natural
Correct, Africa is the most genetically diverse continent in the world. When humans move out of Africa 50000 years ago, it was just several small groups ... also meaning they have all the natural feature's.
White and light skin features come from us.
Minus the slavery mix era.
His Italian side is Sicilian right? They have been invaded by different peoples from around the Mediterranean
I have heard that 25 percent of Jamaicans have Irish ancestry so maybe that is the connection?
Hi, I am Kyrgyz from Kyrgyzstan, which DNA testing company would you recommend me to take? I guess most of them don't have much data on Central Asia.
I’d like see the results from older Brits.
My family is from the Southern US and I'm more British and Irish (84%) than those girls... who are the most "ethnically" British of the five. Also have the French and German (7.9%) and Scandinavian (2.7%) and Broadly NW European (2.3%) that they do. After over 300 years in the North America the only "diverse" bits are 1.8% Native American and 1% Sub-Saharan African. There was so little immigration to the Southern States until recently that most white people there are very British and Irish in their ancestry. Possibly more than many modern day inhabitants of the UK.
I done a test, but didn't learn anything new. 28% Irish and72% Scottish. My mother always said my father's family were flung out of Ireland, for sheep stealing, as a joke.
That's funny 😂
Love your videos
That French and German in Leon's results makes sense for a lot of people from the UK because of the Normans (also the Angles and the Saxons).
I think he has recent relatives from Germany, like he just didn’t know about…family secrets
If people in the UK don’t know they’re Anglo Saxon etc I really give up!
The last guy it said 1.2% West Asian which many Southern Europeans have, West Asia is different from East Asia. West Asian is usually Middle Eastern or North African.
Hi, I recently did a my heritage DNA test. I'm English but have a lot of Irish blood, my great grandparents coming from Dublin and county Down. I also have Welsh great grandparents and Scottish great great grandparents and my family have traced my seven times Scottish great grandfather back to the 1600s. My test shows nearly 80% Irish, Scottish and Welsh as well as 13.6% Scandinavian and 7% English. It feels absolutely right but after watching numerous ethnicity videos, my heritage tends to get a bad press. Should I take another test with a different company or can I trust the accuracy of my results?
It really all depends on you. If you think your My Heritage results are accurate then great. If you want to use a different company because of doubts then you can. But I would say that taking more than one test is good so you can compare results. But again it really all depends on how you feel.
Welp. I’m American, specifically Appalachia region.
I was expecting Irish and Scottish ancestry to the coal mining heritage of those 2 ethnicities and myself growing up in coal country.
74% English
11% Welsh
11% Scandinavian (Viking conquests of England I assume)
3% Irish
The French-German, and also the West Asian-North African, can also be the Italian side. Especially the French-German. Northern Italy, with the other stuff much earlier?
11:26 sure she meant 0.1% hahah
Haha Good stuff. 👍
I'm from Carolinas my irish ancestors were slaves of the English. I'm irish Scottish shh english viking
I hate to bring it up, but these 5 British people are all very obviously upper middle class. It would have been nice to have just an ordinary Brit in there too, who is more working class, from the North of England and other post industrial regions for example
You talked over Harry’s results, didn’t here last bit
I just found out I'm 49% English, 29% Irish, 16% Scottish, 3% Norwegian, and 3% Welsh
I'm from Florida but my parents are from Connecticut and New Jersey.
I did ancestry
Aha, I'm also descended from the Percy's!
actually, my dna does say "oklahoma", well choctaw nation.
that last guy looks more german than italian
Both my parents are British... I'm 3/4 from England / Scotland with the different possible citiest where my dna is from. I am 12-15 French German of an unknown origin a few percent Portuguese / Spanish of unknown location and 0.2% Arab for some unknown reason. I DNA matched to a person who's ancestor was Russian Jewish with my last name. Yet no Russian or Jewish DNA???
The celts in Ireland, Scotland and wales came from Iberian peninsula.
@@angyliv8040 That isn't actually true, they were Bell Beakers who came to Britain from the Netherlands, who arrived, and replaced ~95% of the former population of Britain about 4,500 years ago. Celts originated in Austria/Germany, and likely never came to Britain in great numbers, only their culture really came, and these Bell Beakers adopted it.
The woman are total British maybe from the Brythonic Celts were the original natives which are from the Bel Beaker Culture. came to the UK in 350BC.
I'm from the US but my DNA is ridiculously British.
How high does the percentage have to be to qualify as “ridiculously British”?
@@autumnphillips151 its probably like 75% British or so, there is more English dna in the USA than people think
@autumnphillips151 I'm at least 71% British & Irish (my 2 tests give different percentages). My DNA ancestry makeup is actually extremely similar to the average white Brit.
I really don't like the way 23 and me breaks up their regions
I was thinking maybe the French German was Swizterland instead... cause 23andme newer updates breaks down Switzerland within the French and German category and N. Italian and Switzerland I think relationship there is possible.
Quite a lot of Africans wound up in Sicily centuries ago. It has always been a big mixing pot.
I have a feeling I have Celtic/Viking DNA. Obviously not significant amounts. Though wouldn't be surprised if I am neither at the same time as I have watched many people be surprised about their ancestry.
I came to that conclusion though because of the hereditary diseases the males in my family are prone to.
Also there are certain genes that are prevalent and pop up a lot throughout my family. Quite a lot of very pale red heads on my grandads side and also quite a lot of darker more Olive/Italian looking skin tones from his side too.
Dark brown/almost black hair is common... or a very dark ginger that is almost auburn.
Not that many of these things are significant. Only a small percentage of the world is ginger but a larger percentage carry the ability to pass on those genetics. I used to think that being ginger was something that would make me genetically more traceable. Unfortunately it's not as significant as it sounds.
Edit: I am not the guy in my Picture, that guy is a legend. I am not.
I'd expect you as an expert to comment on the LIE that he's a Pharoh when he's 97% Subsaharan! Egyptians are not Subsaharans!!
You poor soul.
That one British chick really got excited when told "French and German", for some reason.
what's the point of having a guy with 0% british DNA take a DNA test as a "brit". i mean we are specificaly talking about dna and nothing else. that would be like me traveling to nigeria, taking a dna test and oh, look at that... some nigerians are 100% scandinavian.
I think they meant nationality. Also, you kinda have to take the test to know for sure.
There are black and brown people whose parents, grand parents and great x grandparents who were born as British subjects due to colonialism. In other words they were/are British nationals by birth.
Thanks to colonialism and slavery some also have Scottish, Irish, Welsh and/or European DNA.
So professional Genealogist huh? Didnt do history? Or geography? England was celtic for while, then pushed out by the western migration of the farmers from the middle east. Then the celts came back up from ireland area to take it over again. Then the romans came in and brought a huge amount of different haplogroups with them, until around 500ad. They went home and then the saxons and angles came calling, then the vikings, and then the french normans, with their retinues from holland and flanders. not to mention the northern area of france and germany ,or gaulic germany.
The itialian is probably 100 percent italian. Just need a grand parent to be from the alps area of italy to get that french and german mix. I have thought that the italian area would be one of the hardest areas to pin down because of all the human traffic through that area for so long. some of these tests are really starting to get into the true range of the linages a person could be part of.
If i was to do a genealogy test i would want one to really tell me my haplogroups and let me look myself. I have seen pictures or tv showing people who have a near resemblance to family members from the middle east or near indian locations. I spent 2 years going through a ton of research material to narrow my family down. working from just my dad and then out. Once i found the family line then all those paths made sense. It would be cool to use a program to get the distance. I have an idea where my family came from but would really like to be able to say, right there.