It has gone almost year since I last time visited FtDna's I1-project,
being quite tired of the usual pathetic ydna discussion. Now after a
little pushed by another Finnish guy I took a look and noticed that the
SNP-based phylogenetic tree shows more upstream matches for Finnish
Bothnians than a year ago. Most of new matches are from England which obviously mirrors
the testing activity more than enything else. Anyway, it looks like
the Bothnian I1 descends from something like Anglo-Saxons, but we have to date it, accoring to the clade age (made by Ken Nordtvedt and others), to the time before Anglo-Saxon British migrations. Here are
those connected directly to Bothnians, They form an own class between
all other I1 branches and Bothnians.
This information is public and available for anyone from FamilyTreeDna's project page and I don't see any reason to hide kit numbers and names. I however overwrote all personal information because I am not sure about my right to publish Familytreedna's data. Anyway it is public, here
https://www.familytreedna.com/public/yDNA_I1/default.aspx?section=yresults
I1-L22 CTS2208 CTS5476 (L22+, Z74+, CTS2208+, CTS5476+
XXXXXXXXXXXX Topsfield England
XXXXXXXXXXXX SFK England
XXXXXXXXXXXX Ryazan Russian Federation
XXXXXXXXXXXX Glemminge Sweden
XXXXXXXXXXXX England
XXXXXXXXXXXX NY England
XXXXXXXXXXXX United Kingdom
XXXXXXXXXXXX RI England
XXXXXXXXXXXX Luton Bedfordshire England
XXXXXXXXXXXX Ephraim England
XXXXXXXXXXXX New Jersey England
XXXXXXXXXXXX England
XXXXXXXXXXXX England
XXXXXXXXXXXX Ephraim England
XXXXXXXXXXXX England
XXXXXXXXXXXX Germany
XXXXXXXXXXXX Malderen, Belgium
And here is the beginning of the long Bothnian list. They represent about 28% of all Finnish men.
I1-L22 L258 (L22+, Z74+. CTS2208+, CTS5476+, L287+. L258+) [ Z133, BY2572, Y8598 available]
XXXXXXXXXXXX Mouhijärvi Finland
XXXXXXXXXXXX Pihlajavesi Finland
XXXXXXXXXXXX Kalajoki Finland
XXXXXXXXXXXX Finland
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