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I updated from Y-500 to Y-700 and now there are four "matches" appearing on my Block Tree. These are my only matches but, unlike me, they have more recent haplogroups downstream from FGC-17460. There

Ok, so now the U106 group project shows me as FGC17460 again. I'm certain it was FGC17465 earlier. But maybe I'm going crazy.

May 8 ? ? ? ? ? May 13 ? ? May 17 ? ? ? ? ?May 20 ? ? ? ? ? May 24 total? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?360,955 ? ? ? ? ? 419,150 ? ?461,560 ? ? ? ? 492,435 ? ? ? ? ?529,864

I habitually check my group projects in hopes of new matches. A few minutes ago I checked the U106 group and noticed that my haplogroup has been moved from FGC17460 back to FGC17465. Does this have

OK updated this again, kind of weirdly I put my paternal ancestor as England even though my y111 are all the states and my last known paternal ancestor was born their and came here after the

So not just me then! [email protected]> wrote:

They keep asking me to add my earliest known ancestors as well, which I did years ago, both Y line and MT line Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer

It has been added. But for some reason ftdna keeps reminding me to do it. I may email them to look into this. wrote:

Hi Jason, ? I had a look at your kit. Your Y-37, Y-67 or Y-111 matches haven't taken the BigY test, so they won't show up as BigY matches. You have matches at Y-25 and Y-12, but these matches are too

So results are in, apart from 14 private variants. Zero big y matches. I assumed now incorrectly that the ystr match with snp difference numbers showing would have been listed. What do you think?

Thanks John, ? I hadn't thought to get the BigY numbers that way. Have you been keeping track of these? ? The haplotree's done its update, though. We now have 111,087 BigY tests out of 529,864

Thanks for sharing that. I would have thought S5520 would be a part of it. For what it’s worth, they updated my father’s to FGC11674 last night. Robert McMillan

RobertI checked out the file. My brother doesn't get a result for S5520 and S5556 is not in his file so Z156 is the most downstream YSNP that is in his file. CB

Hello Iain I get the SNP tested men from the Public Haplotree, and the Big Y numbers from the A-PR2921 Blocktree. I would update them to now, except they are both spinning just now. Kind regardsJohn

Hi John, ? Thanks for these very interesting numbers - I haven't seen them before. Where do the numbers of BigY testers and the historic haplotree sizes come from? There's a lot of useful metrics in

Hello Iain FTDNA are giving FF Predictions (their term) in reverse order of date the result posted. I think they have now completed back as far as 2017 FF tests. So they have a long way to go before

CB, I would look at the downloadable file they now give on the YSNPs from family finder. I downloaded my father’s file and it has him positive for FGC11674 but FTDNA only assigned him R-P310. Also,

My brother had his FF test in 2016 and his result was posted recently. He was given Z156 which is a lot better than M269! I think that is as far downstream that FTDNA is giving for my subgroup. I have

I'm not sure how they are processing, I have kits numbered MKxxxxxx from haplogroup I,? that have results posted to their accounts, but don't show up yet in groups or as matches.

They are processing the kits in reverse order. I had a kit returned today that has a number in the 530,000s and completed FF on 1st April 2021, so I would estimate that they're probably about halfway