Nice results, The haplogroups would be interesting. Celtic is not just Scottish, celtic tribes lived all over Europe, there is also italo-celtic and German-celtic connections It goes back till the bronce age and before. Your lungs don't sound good here, wish you Heilung. Greetings from Germany.
@@TellYourStory you found your birth mother wow that's exciting when I ordered the DNA testing off of line where do I send it back to the post office or my home mailbox.. can I find Family relatives on 23andMe I'm interested
Great video! Although I am sure you had some idea of your heritage from your surname, your extended family's surnames and maiden names in your family! You're an OG Anglo-Celtic American. Best wishes from a long lost Anglo-Celtic Aussie cousin.
Thank you! Turns out I didn’t know my surname. I was adopted as a baby. 23andme was a genetics test. So they matched me to people with the surname I now know! So, really I had no clue what I was made of! I just knew I looked white!
@@TellYourStory Oh my gosh, that shows my ignorance then! What I should have said instead was that perhaps the surnames in your community or home state may or may not have given some hints as to your potential heritage - i.e. an old English area, Irish area, German area, Scandi area, Cajun area or whatnot. I am very glad this test was so enlightening for you, in learning your ethnic background. It seems like your bio parents were genetically British Americans. And it's brilliant that you've found DNA matches that link you to your families. Wow. I also have adopted and illegitimate ancestors in my family tree, so it was also a blank, before DNA results came in. But this was a more meaningful journey for you in particular. It's amazing that we can enjoy the technological advancements that can yield such info these days. Yeah, you do look like a Western European man, I'd have thought, as do I. Awesome.
@@emmanuelgoldspleen2905 I found my mother!! The cousin that reached out to me had built a massive family tree. She did a little research on my behalf and found a few names for me to look up. I may have stalked them on Facebook.. and got a message back shortly. It was my mother. Quite a crazy couple of days. Life long questions answered, and a profound new image of who I am and where I come from! Thanks for watching! More to come!
@@TellYourStory That is extraordinary mate! I hope everything goes well, and it's not uncomfortable. What a journey you are on. Best of luck with your findings and family. ❤
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This is so amazing !! The raw emotion 🥺💚
It’s been a rollercoaster!
I love this! I can’t wait to see where this goes.
Love you!
Nice results, The haplogroups would be interesting. Celtic is not just Scottish, celtic tribes lived all over Europe, there is also italo-celtic and German-celtic connections
It goes back till the bronce age and before.
Your lungs don't sound good here, wish you Heilung. Greetings from Germany.
I’m looking forward to doing the ancestry.com genetics test next. Maybe I can find some one on my fathers side there.
I'm happy for you...
Thank you! I found my birth mother soon after! Be on the lookout for that video soon! Thanks for watching!
@@TellYourStory you found your birth mother wow that's exciting when I ordered the DNA testing off of line where do I send it back to the post office or my home mailbox.. can I find Family relatives on 23andMe I'm interested
Great video! Although I am sure you had some idea of your heritage from your surname, your extended family's surnames and maiden names in your family! You're an OG Anglo-Celtic American. Best wishes from a long lost Anglo-Celtic Aussie cousin.
Thank you! Turns out I didn’t know my surname. I was adopted as a baby. 23andme was a genetics test. So they matched me to people with the surname I now know! So, really I had no clue what I was made of! I just knew I looked white!
@@TellYourStory Oh my gosh, that shows my ignorance then! What I should have said instead was that perhaps the surnames in your community or home state may or may not have given some hints as to your potential heritage - i.e. an old English area, Irish area, German area, Scandi area, Cajun area or whatnot.
I am very glad this test was so enlightening for you, in learning your ethnic background.
It seems like your bio parents were genetically British Americans.
And it's brilliant that you've found DNA matches that link you to your families. Wow.
I also have adopted and illegitimate ancestors in my family tree, so it was also a blank, before DNA results came in.
But this was a more meaningful journey for you in particular.
It's amazing that we can enjoy the technological advancements that can yield such info these days.
Yeah, you do look like a Western European man, I'd have thought, as do I. Awesome.
@@emmanuelgoldspleen2905 I found my mother!! The cousin that reached out to me had built a massive family tree. She did a little research on my behalf and found a few names for me to look up. I may have stalked them on Facebook.. and got a message back shortly. It was my mother. Quite a crazy couple of days. Life long questions answered, and a profound new image of who I am and where I come from! Thanks for watching! More to come!
@@TellYourStory That is extraordinary mate! I hope everything goes well, and it's not uncomfortable. What a journey you are on. Best of luck with your findings and family. ❤
I love this!! I’ve been waiting for this video! 🥹❤️❤️❤️