My Ethnicity? DNA Ancestry Results!
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- AncestryDNA Results | My genetic and ethnicity results from Ancestry.com
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Lady the French played a huge role in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.
Facts.
Not as much as the African kings
DNA results are so exciting and good to know about our past. I'm 61% native American, congratulations on your DNA results
I came out 11% a very small amount compared to you.
But I was so proud to know that my grandmothers stories were true about our heritage. ❤
I was so disappointed when my 23andme results came back cause it was so boring but genomelink showed different breakdowns of ancestries that were not just northern western european so 🤷♀️ idk 🤷♀️
"East Texas, Arkansas, & Louisiana" as a genetic community + French Canadian with a touch of Native American. I'm surprised they didn't give you either a Creole Black American Louisiana genetic community, or a Settler Acadian Louisiana genetic community. Anyway, thanks for sharing the results.
Thanks for watching!!!
@@AdriannesHaus You are most welcome.
To help imagination out a bit what those percentages mean:
50% - mother/father - 25 years ago
25% - grandparent - 50 years ago
12% - great grandparent - 75 years ago
6% - 2x great grandparent - 100 years ago
3% - 3x great great grandparent - 125 years ago
2% - 4x great grandparent - 150 years ago
1% - 5x great grandparent - 175 years ago
So those 1% native american means that in all probability a french canadian and his native american wife produced your great great great grandparent around the 1850s. This person is your maternal grandmothers great great grandparent. Your granny probably had heard stories about her from her own granny. Honestly, that's not THAT far back.
Father has a 4% of white blood.. Clearly. You are light skin. I don't see any problems if you are 52% white. Be proud of your ancestors.
44 percent doesn't necessarily mean it came mostly from your mother side. You mentioned your father's ancestry had links to louisiana. Well that used to be a french colony before it was sold to the united states and a lot of black people who were mixed with french ancestry lived there, they were known as french creoles or just creoles nowadays. Considering that and many of them married into anglo black families aka the basis of african american community its a likihood that it could also have made the the french side more dominant added to your mother's. However without any historical records that would tell your family history and identify any members being of french/african ancestry on your dad's side or any natives on your mom side more better it cant be known for sure.
Ancestry can now split your ethnicity estimates between 'parent 1' and 'parent 2', and I imagine it would be fairly obvious in her case which parent was which - it was with mine, as all my Welsh was attributed to one parent only, and I know through both my Nan's stories and genealogical research that my maternal grandmother was half Welsh.
I disagree with "your French side doesn't partake in slavery."😂😂😂
French is actively involved to this day (in wilder's voice) through process of monetary policy and assimilation.
It's funny till day of judgement when u cast to hell with ya gentile ancestors white men r so weak take away they guns knives n weapons they coward down n really wanna run back to the cacaus moutains member y'all ancestors didn't stand up rite until l they met African y u think so many Europeans had humpbacks
OMG I used to watch your channel for wash n go tutorials years ago. Nice to see you again 🤎
Hey girl!!! Thanks for all the love over the years!!!! XOXO 😘
Click on Cameroon, congo, west bantu and it should say primarily taken from Angola . A group of bantu ppl left Cameroon, travelled south west and created their own new kingdom called kingdom of Ndongo. But they struck gold and oil on the land, so portugal invaded & instead of fighting fair, they kidnapped the soldiers & dropped them off in both south and North America and portugal claimed the land. Ndongo is now renamed Angola and it’s still considered a rich Portuguese-African country . .
The Bantu ppl are usually erased from usa history books because once arriving in usa, they fought hard. since they were soldiers, they unalived the enslavers, so ppl stopped enslaving them & started enslaving ppl from west Africa instead.
Great to know- THANKS! 👍🏾
I love the pictures you picked to go along with the places ☺
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for sharing. I just bought an ancestry kit from 23andMe. I don’t think it’s so 2015 at all. There’s no date on wanting to know who you are. As for the government being able to track you via the bodily sample, we are being tracked everywhere. Especially here on social media. We tell “the system” so much about ourselves.
Hey girl! So true- our phones is ALL "THEY" need if they govt. really wanted something'....... 🤷🏽♀
I love genealogy. Now they have it where you see what side of the family you got what from. Also you acn upload your DNA results to other sites as well
Hey Ursula! Ive fallen down the DNA rabbit hole myself. I saw that you can get a "health" or "medical" DNA analysis add-on as well.....that may be next!
@@AdriannesHaus Cool I’m mostly Jamaican I got 89African 11% European both my fathers parents were Jamaican he got 88% African 12% European(all from Scotland)
@@AdriannesHaus And my mom is half Jamaican(british island) and half St Lucian(French/British island) she got 85%African 14% European(mix between English/Scottish and French) and 1% Indigenous southeastern America(which is from the Arawak the Native Americans who inhabited the Carribean before Columbus)
I did the Ancestry DNA test a few years ago. Both of my parents were mixed. It did surprise me that 36 percent of my ancestry is from Nigeria, 11 percent from Cameroon -West Bantu and 5 percent Senegal. The other percentages from Africa are very low.After that I have 23 percent English -Northern European, 15 Scotch and the rest of European ancestry is very low percentages. Of course the slave trade had a lot to do with the people I am descended from. I always knew we were descended from the English; but never knew about Scotch or even Nigerian ancestry.
Your kit sat in a drawer, atleast you had good reasons to not do right away in thought. Me on other hand I was just lazy and kept forgetting I even had it for like a year! 😂 I actually called 23andMe to ask was it expired and they gave me a date even further out and said no it wasn't 😂 Anyways, I got results back 3 days ago from 23andMe. I just bought AncestryDNA to be shipped soon so I can compare the two. I must say, your pic display was fire and I loved how you did that! I also must say that kid in the 2% Ireland had me on the floor crying! 😂👍🏾 Peace Sis ✌🏾
I heard good things about 23andMe….. maybe I’ll do the same and compare the two someday!! 👍🏽
@@AdriannesHaus Yes you have to do the compare! Make sure these ppl are on their A game 😂 😉
I am 8% European, 48% Indigenous American North, 40% Congo and Western Bantu and 4% Khosian People. I identify as Native and black American. I am about three shades darker than you, with 3A hair.
Cool. Black Lives Matter. Native Lives Matter.
We’re all a mixed bag of lollies. Can’t change history however without history, we would not exist. Let’s all treat each other kindly 😊
The French in Quebec, I don't believe had slave, but they did in Louisiana and Haiti.
I CAN SEE THAT a NICE MIX.I'm waiting for mine.
Heyyyyy cousin!!!! You’ve inspired me to do this too. So informative
Hey CUZ!! It's super interesting.....and you'll get PAGES of 4th-8th cousins!
So, basically, you're MORE WHITE than Black, which doesn't surprise me.
What does surprise me is that you are THAT MUCH African (47%).
You don't look it!
You appear to be MUCH LESS Black...about 25-30%.
And maybe I'm knit-picking, because often you cannot tell the difference
between 65-70% Black down to 25-30%.
They all start "LOOKING ALIKE" around that point.
"The Mulatto look" (Which is beautiful in my opinion)
Thanks for sharing
Blk is blk we don't accept blood the forcibly that white ppl raped into our women
Your opinion mulatto skin is pretty we no but when that's a curse to me I have mulatto skin my dark family can be in they 70s n look 45 cus dark skin protects our body so they age slow unlike lighskins like me we can be 50 n look 80 cus of the lightskin due to white slavery if u look at white ppl when they n there early 40s they skin look bad n they age back so if u ask me a lightskin blk man I'd rather have dark skin women even wen u see a white girl they mostly with dark blk men lol so lightskin is nothin but a burden we don't wanna be like u white ppl
Some of the slaves back then were mulatto stayed in the big house because of their lineage with the white male slaveowner.
@@johnwebb2442 THAT is true. Thomas Jefferson's concubine was such. She was his White wife's half sister. They were kept in the family, and often, when the White sperm-donor father died, he set his Mulatto children free.
This is why the "light-skinned" ones (which included brown in those days) were released from slavery earlier than Blacks, and also had a degree of wealth, and education.
IT WAS HERE that the saying became ingrained in Blacks (especially the females), that those light-skinned ones think they're better than us.
(Because reality was, they were allowed and treated and considered BETTER than the Blacks.)
Wow, crazy DNA data expert. What frightens me is how your racist talk give itself the appearance of science. This is so wrong I want to cry and laught at the same time :')
Perfect exemple of sophism. As non-white person, I do feel really annoyed how you go lightly with this whole nonsense. In my carribean familly, NO SINGLE PERSON has the same skin color nor traits. After so many centuries of "mixing", any skin color or trait can pop up among siblings and cousins. Red hair, dark brown skin, all type of noses, all eye shapes........ And the colourism was real still.
If I'm enthousiastic about such vids, I'm annoyed with your careless racist statement. American are mixed, deal with it and stop exhibiting your fake science about the way one's look. It is not better as KKK and the whole "one-drop-rule".....
Thanks for sharing!
Hey Amethist86! Thanks for watching!!
Regardless of what we are or where we come from, we all have the same capacity to love, hate and suffer. It the human experience and a little compassion for others is what we are best at.
You are simply biracial.
That's cool.
Shes white.her skin is light
@@hakunamatata5376 You want her to be white and disown her black lineage.
@@hakunamatata5376no white person would claim her.
Very neat results, and you presented them in an entertaining way.
Thank you!! I can't take all the credit- on TikTok its popular to show a slideshow style with different ethnicities, and I've always loved that!
The inference of Native American ancestry could be that one’s ancestor was owned by Indians, not that one is of that ancestry.
Valid.
2:56 - That's the flag of Norway.
3:58 - That's looks like Scotland with the little kilt and sporran.
Thanks for the heads up; these pics came from Pinterest, so while Im not sure if they are 💯 accurate, most of them sure are CUTE :)
My European 🧬 is largely British and Scotch -Irish; Germanic (Benelux, Netherlands, northern France, Switzerland, Austria) is second; southern/eastern European (Russian, Polish, Lithuania, Balkan and Greece/Italian), third; Finland and Scandinavian, fourth; Iberian (Canary Islands) fifth. My African ancestry is standard (Nigerian, Cameroonian/Congolese, Senegalese/Gambian, and Ghanaian; 65%). Indigenous ancestry is Yucatec, Mixtec, Mayan and Pima (Aztec)--basically some ethnic Mexican (also Cherokee and Lumbee). Asian ancestry is Turkic, Arabic, Persian, and India/Pakistani.
Oh wow- you have a lil' bit of everything! I'm JEALOUS 😉
I used the National Geographic DNA test a long time ago. Unlike its newer competitors, it was mainly focused on migration patterns and gave zero family tree information. Anyone who has
Scottish, Irish, English DNA are likely to also have Viking era DNA due to their migrations and settlements in those areas of the UK. Most of my ancestors were Celto-Germanic, except for a small percentage of Cherokee. I met a man my age that looked like a mirror image of me. The only difference about our ancestors was he had some African DNA and I did not. We used to call each other "Brothers from another Mother."
Scottish and Irish (especially Northern Irish) DNA is very similar. As you correctly pointed out the Vikings and their DNA have been mingling with the other peoples of the British Isles for the last 1200 years. An interesting thing that I realised recently was that because the largest Viking Slave market was in Dublin, Ireland the Irish Gaelic genes were carried back to Nordic countries as female slaves, therefore they form part of the Nordic genepool. So, even though people from the British Isles very likely have DNA from the visiting Vikings, there is also the possibility that their Gaelic ancestors genes form part of the modern day Norway, Sweden, Denmark etc. DNA admixture. My Aunt who is over 95 years old can trace all of her ancestors for the last 300 years back in Ireland. However, according to her ethnicity she is a very small percentage South American. Now, this could not possibly be as a result of South Americans coming to Ireland and leaving their genes behind, because that movement simply never happened. However, its possible that some of her Irish ancestors went to the North America's in the 1700/1800s and were involved in the cattle trade between Argentina and California. So, maybe her Irish Ancestors genes are now part of what is categorised as South American ethnicity. We are all related !
I have taken ancestry. Even did a video on my other TH-cam channel. I would have to search for you to see if we're related. I also have the South Carolina community. That community stretches to Alabama. Definitely have no community in Texas but do have cousin matches living there. Would be interesting if I did match a fellow youtuber.
I too come from the Southwestern Quebec, New York & Vermont French Settlers and Biracial. What happened to the Acadians was horrible. FYI, they have since updated the ethnicity estimate. It would be interesting if you gave an update.
44% french is huge. highest amount of french ive ever seen in a person, prolly because those tests are banned in france so we never see french people doing these
Oh wow- I had no idea DNA tests were banned in France.....what are they hiding??? 🫣 🫥
Do you really think black people in America come from Africa?
WE ALL SAW THE PICTURES OF SLAVES STORED FOR SHIPPING! AND PARTS OF SHIPS. Pictures Only!
*How many slaves you think could have lived in such conditions up to 6 weeks or more?* NO WINDOWS!
Having knowledge of ships and what it took to make a voyage also says the slaves from Africa narrative is a great big lie.
1452 American Indians Slave Trade! *1452!*
*First African Slaves Brought To The Americans In 1619, And The Number Was ONLY 20, Mostly Women/Girls!* and you know why most was girls/women.
NO SLAVE COULD SURVIVE SUCH CONDITIONS AMONG SUCH NUMBERS.
Go look at the pictures again.
*The Test Are Banned Because They're Telling Lies!*
The number one lie is *ALL BLACK PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD COME FROM AFRICA!*
*You really think your ancestors was travelling over the continent of Africa having sex?*
HOW MANY AFRICAN COUNTRIES LISTED?
*But Only 1% Aboriginal Indigenous Copper Colored NEGRO American Indians?*
How is that possible that all black people have the same results listed from Africa?
And we know most people didn't travel that far from home.
*YOUR MIX WILL BE THOSE LIVING CLOSEST TO YOU!*
It will create a circle not spots all over the world.
@6:57 Hilarious. Glad I blew out my smoke on time. Hollered and cried!! bhahahahahaha!!!
LOL!! Im glad SOMEONE got a laugh!! 😜
I’m 62% Scandinavian, 28% U.K./Irish, and 10% German. 100% white. You’re biracial and that’s pretty cool.
Hey, I lived in WInooski Vermont for 15 years! Once a mill town--now more upscale. The local population is of French descent.
I visited Winooski and Burlington for a family reunion, and I had a great time 🤗
While genetic genealogy is still evolving, I believe it can be taken more seriously than with a grain of salt. DNA tests are being used to help adoptees find and unite parents, children, siblings, and other family. Additionally, DNA testing is used more and more to solve crimes and to exonerate prisoners convicted of rape and murder. As the saying goes, DNA doesn't lie!
So, when it comes to genetic genealogy DNA tests, I believe it's a lot more accurate than some give it credit, even though it's a different process than the above--It's not yet 100%. I still say it can be taken more seriously than with a grain of salt.
What people need to research and get a better understanding of are the 3 types of DNA test used for genetic genealogy: admixture/aka/autosomal, Y-chromosome DNA, and MT- DNA, and what they can tell you. One is the maternal lineage only, one is the paternal lineage only, and the other includes all your ancestors for several generations.
Also, get knowledge and understanding that we inherit approximately 50% from each parent, approximately 25% from four grandparents, approximately 12.5% from eight great-grandparents, approximately 6.25% from 16 GG-grandparents, approximately 3.125 from 32 GGG-grandparents, etc, etc, from at least 7 to 10 generations or more. Oral family history may include stories about an ancestor that was a full-blooded Native American or some other race or ethnicity, but your test results may not show any. That doesn't necessarily mean that your oral history was inaccurate. Maybe, maybe not. It could also mean that you just didn't inherit Native DNA in your "autosomal mix" (admixture) or your MT-DNA or Y-DNA single lineage test. Have others in your family tested, perhaps they inherited it in their admixture.
A deeper understanding will make DNA tests and genetic genealogy more meaningful and purposeful.
Specifically to the biracial host, might I suggest that you have a male on your father's side take the AfricanAncestry.com paternal test. It's specifically for men only; women don't have a Y-chromosome. It will test your father's, father's, father's, etc lineage back a few centuries most likely to Africa. However, due to all the raping of enslaved African women, about 35% of Black men descendants of the USA enslaved have a European Y-chromosome because it is passed from father to son, father to son..... unchanged for generations. You'll have to find and request a test taker that's a male relative on that same line as your deceased father. If you have a brother who has same father as you, or if your father has a living brother--your paternal uncle--with the same father, or if your grandfather (father's DNA father, not step) is still alive, or if your grandfather has a brother (your great-uncle) who had same father. I'm sure you get my point. The African Ancestry website will explain better than I can.
Now, what might this do for you? As someone who has expressed an interest, you might also be interested in how it can be more meaningful and purposeful. You stated your second highest percentage is Nigerian. So is mine as well as a lot of us Blacks with American heritage of slavery, because a lot of enslaved Africans were taken from that West African region long before it was even named Nigeria. More importantly, currently Nigeria is the most populous African country. The African continent is 2nd in size to Asia. Africa has about 3,000 ethnic groups (not tribes) who speak more than 2,000 languages and dialects. With the largest population of Africa's 54 countries, Nigeria has about 300 ethnic groups (not tribes), a large diversity of languages and religions and cultures. The major ethnic groups are: Yorba, Igbo, Hausa, Fulani, (Hausa-Fulani), Kanuri, Ijaw, Edo, and there's more.
AfricanAncestry was started by a Black geneticist and a PhD for the sole purpose of helping those with African ancestry connect to their African SPECIFIC ethnicity and NOT just a percentage of peoples in a huge country. They boast having the largest database of collected African DNA than any other DNA testing company, and they don't use your DNA for anything else; they destroy it. Their test will tell you whom you share ancestry with in not only the country, but also the specific people, which will help you identify, research, celebrate specific culture, language, religion, customs, traditions, and a specific place and people to study and visit. Much like a German or Italian, etc. Bearing in mind, it's only one line, i.e., your father's, father's, father's, father's, etc lineage, or mother's, mother's, mother's line, AND father's mother's line, and mother's father's line. Each of us can uncover up to eight (African, European, Asian, Native Americans possibly) lineages based on our 8 great-grandparents IF, and I mean IF we can find the right living relative to take the test. My family and I have done six of the eight, and I've located a relative using Ancestry who will be our 7th test-taker, and I'm working on my 8th. From the test-taker on my father's mother's, mother's, mother's line, for instance, we discovered that we share ancestry currently with the Mende people of Sierra Leone. I've researched them and they are fascinating people, and I plan to visit them. Several celebrities who have discovered matches with the Mende, include Maya Angelou, Isaiah Washington, Corey Booker and Coretta Scott King to name a few. The Mende were in demand for their specific farming skills in the Carolinas and Georgia where some of their descendants are part of the Gullah & Geechie culture in the USA southeast. Okay, I could go on and on. But I'll stop here. All the best to all on your genealogy and genetic genealogy journey! Peace
❤You are so correct on many points!!!
Oral history will help to connect the dots or fill in missing pieces that the DNA test couldn’t pickup.
My cousins and I are very mixed but their heritage on their mothers side was suppose to have obvious more Hispanic, Taino and Indigenous DNA
They came up 0
I on the other hand through my mothers side came up 11%
They look more Indigenous than Black I look more Black than Indigenous.😂 Go figure ❤
I am sure you’re a lovely person… but why do I have an impression that you’re not thrilled about your Scandinavian and UK roots? There is nothing wrong with being white or half white. And I’m not even white.
I'm indifferent. Im just AWARE as to the WHY some of that genetic ancestry popped up.
Isn’t it there because ur mon is white ?
I dont want to deminish that history. But given the high percentage in your blood it is Physically impossible that it ALL comes from that Sinful form.
Your pretty much Half french, many white europeans gave up their lives back home because they fell in love across the sea. Not everyone was a cunt back then, the slavers in power were hardly going to write down the love stories of all those people they cast out for being "race traitors" it is very likely most of your white ancestors were in love with those they had children with. @@AdriannesHaus
I can’t tell you’re the type to date and marry white guys. All of you females that do have a certain mentality and this comment shows it. I’m sure you’ll deny it but you’ll get no response from me, as we BOTH know I’m correct
@@AdriannesHausyou're half white based on these numbers. That's way to high of a % to put it all on slavery.
So you may be French Canadian. That is cool. I'm half French Canadian too.
And many of us have some Native American. For my part I'm 15% Native.
Usually it's 1 or 2%.
You are more European.
Biracial both my parents bi racial = I checked 53 % NW EU 47% North Africa
I'm from and live in Vermont. It's true, we have tons of French last names here :)
I’ve heard Vermont is almost exclusively French Canadian 🇫🇷 🇨🇦. Went I went to Vermont for a family reunion, (at the time) I remember a distant family member stating my/our last name had multiple pages in the phone book, which would be rare where I currently live now 👍🏽
Vermont is primarily English, Irish, French, German and Italian. French is not the primary background, but one of the top. My family came here many generations ago, British descendants. When you research the history of Vermont and the wars and the native Americans, you can see why it is the way it is. We also have the rokeby museum in Ferrisburgh, about 30 minutes south of Winooski, that was home to the underground railroad, hiding slaves on their quest to freedom.
Welcome to the mixed raced people family
The future of this country.
Come on to Marshall!! I’m here and you can stay with me! Lol
Pinky swear?!? I'll hold ya to it!! Love you 😘
The thing about Black Americans and the Native results is that there were a lot of black natives but that’s hard to differentiate. Similar to Irish who get overwhelmingly Scottish results and they’re confused… well, prior to landing I. Ireland many migrated from Scotland. It’s just like our descendants will be told “oh, we’re American” and yes. You and I are American. But that won’t reflect in a test like this. I think it’s all so interesting, I sent my sample back today. Excited lol, thanks for the video love!
Ooh- I’m excited for you!! And of course, thanks for watching !
Blacks aren’t native to America. There were black freed African slaves who were adopted into Native American tribes. But those “black natives” were removed from their motherland Africa.
THAT IS THE BIGGEST LIE YU PEOPLE ARE BEING TOLD OVER AND OVER! I AM NATIVE AMERICAN, people were black? But not AFRICANS!! people were free during the slave trade but only a SMALL AMOUNT!! you people think that is Native Americans were breeding with Africans??? WE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN TOLD NOT TO! so we don't understand why you have some DARK black African la claiming to be indigenous American when none of us indigenous people have actually been with these Africans.. they say that to hide the fact that they are mixed with whites and not indigenous people
Thankyou for sharing. We receive dna from our parents mostly in large chunks, even entire chromosomes sometimes, so it is quite possible that your mother could have been say 10% native but you only received 1%.
My nerdy ass clicked immediately 💀
0:58 girl lol! You must be an Aquarius. I felt the same. I just looked to my family genealogy and called it a day. I have two biracial grandmothers thats enough that I need to know.
Lol! I’m a Libra; but I DO have an Aquarius moon 🌙 🤪
@@AdriannesHaus Omggg love my libras
I have family from Marshall Texas also. Surname is Slade
Maybe were cousins?! 😜
@@AdriannesHaus Right 😁
Well, knowing your past and how it has formed you, there are couple things to remember. You carry each of your ancestors withing your DNA and they are what you are made up of. The second is that holy smokes, you are a beautiful person
I think you said you assumed you were part native American from your mother's and possibly father's side. Your results said 1% "indigenous Americas north." Since Americas is plural it could include indigenous Canadians.
That's pretty cool because it's thought that indigenous Americans originally came from Siberia over a land bridge to Alaska, Canada, etc.
Your father would be around 95% Sub Saharan African genome if he was alive today to take AncestryDNA which is actually pretty common for Black Americans with colonial North Carolinian roots(Early North Carolina African Americans). The implication is that in the beginning of that DNA community, the highest concentration of population in their earlier timeline(at least 1700) within that community is Virginia because Virginia especially before the Revolutionary War was the biggest importers of Africans trafficked into the eventual US. That's why your Nigerian ancestry is your highest African ethnicity, Southeast Nigeria, Cameroonian and Gabon aka The Bight of Biafra during that time was the biggest regions of emphasis from colonial Maryland and Virginia.
South Carolina eventually imported the most African slaves but the bulk of them were brought after the Revolutionary War. So the two earliest Black American Communities are Early Virginia African Americans and Early North Carolina African Americans. The difference between those Communities is that Early Carolinas "migrated" within the Carolinas during the 1700s(mostly early 1700s) mingling with the Africans trafficked into the Carolinas brought later whereas many ofthe Early Virginia African Americans(I only have this community but I have matches with Early North Carolina African Americans in common) didn't "migrate" from Virginia until the 1800s as they were ironically overly populated with slaves and slaveowners wanted to go west to find more land not to mention Virginia and Maryland was heavily involved in auctioning slaves to go into the Deep South. It was horrible history so I don't want to go that dark but it's fascinating history and it's in our DNA profiles.
Super interesting...thank you so very much for sharing!
Facts.
There were around 2000 slaves in what is now Quebec and Ontario before slavery was abolished in the 1800s. The majority of those slaves were Indigenous ppl that came from south, central and other parts of North America,-often Pawnee. Ancestry likes to hide indigenous blood I think. If you do the research you’ll probably find more.all the best ✌️
I think if you are 52% European there is a very high chance that your 1% native came from your dad not your mom. Chances are your mom was 100% European and you got 50% from her and 2% from your dad and 1% native from your dad. I agree with Curtis's estimate of your dad's African ancestry to be around the 95% to 98% mark. However, your mom could have been 98% European and 2% Native so it would be good to do her and you can know for sure where your 1% native came from. Sometimes oral traditions are made up as many Americans have been finding out regarding Native American ancestry. Your 1% Native is high for an African American. Generally the Africans Caribbean have much higher Native ancestry and African Americans are usually in the below 0% like 0.2% etc.. Your results were quite interesting and thanks for sharing.
I have family members who have (well we previously assumed) very Native American features, on BOTH black and white sides. My mom is gonna take an Ancestry test too, so I guess we will see! But as always, thanks for watching!
@@AdriannesHaus Has she taken it yet? Don't want to sound like a jerk, but 1% may not even be actual ancestry, some people have said they could be false positives due to algorithm errors and that new world black people have too much genetic variation for some admixture analysis and not enough reference sampling.
For some reason that no one has ever addressed officially, t's very uncommon to see a black person score even 2% for Native American. It's always either 1% or nothing.
Half of Canada is French
Maybe not half but we are numerous, yes.
Ancestry also tells you your relatives. Maybe you can get a match from Africa. Somebody with a youtube channel with the name of jamilla ngozi did.
Many of us don’t have African family that comes up
@@kaaraelise4557
Eventually, it will as more Africans take the test, especially African immigrants living in Western countries. That's how Ngozi found her African family.
My test said i was 95% Scottish 7 years ago now it's probably 100% i lost my password
@@user-uo1ef9bu1x it's dark brown, but I also have native American as well
Mine also says early North Carolina
Mines too.
I have 4% sweden on my mom side
Nice!! 👍🏽
“bLaCk pEoPLe cOmE iN aLL sHaDeS” lol no they don’t. Mixed people come in all shades. Mfs love to categorize “mixed” as pure black but most Americans hate to admit they got white ancestry
I don't see how, since whiteness is the worldwide standard of beauty and the most obsessed over!
@@elysiyah3364 yes Koreans wanna have white characteristics.
But people in America they wanna be less white.
I watched this video and I knew before you said it, that something Nigerian is in there...
How much it cost ?
The test itself? Anywhere from $35 to $60 dollars (they do have sales around the holidays, so keep an eye out!)
Love the picture of our kind Duke and Duchess ❤❤❤
HAHA- me too! Since I wanted to add a "Wales" picture, I HAD to include the Sussex's 😜
Bonjour, je suis Nigerian!
I know she is more Nigeria,cos she Talk too much and was she use Finger Body to talk
Okay, sure! Why did this make me laugh out loud 😁
Damn I never thought about them using the results to steal organs. Now I'm back to not wanting to do it. LOL
I mean think about it- if you are the ONLY match some billionaires bone marrow or kidney or some vital organ…… 🙀😹#teamconspiracy
Test yourself, it's life changing! Plus the results update as more research and studying of genetics occurs.
Hopefully you are just kidding. If someone doesnt want to do a test, that's fine, but these wild conspiracies a lot of people spread about these tests are completely unfounded.
Britian was first to abolish slavery in 1833. America abolished slavery in 1865. In 2020 there were still 9.2 million slaves in Africa and the interesting part is only 7.2% of the population in Africa are white. It's not the white people in your history you should have issue with, but the culture within Africa that exercised slavery for hundreds of years and still continue to do so today.
Slavery practiced in Africa is very different from what happened in Americas. The blame still goes to the white colonists.
Still no justification to the tortures whites committed against SS africans. As the comentator above me said, slavery dynamics within Africa were different, still pretty wrong. But the mass murder and torture from europeans to africans is something else. Nice try
True
The difference is that Africans aren’t enslaving other Africans solely for being black skinned.
1829 MÈXICO
You are wise to take the estimates with a grain of salt. Too many people take them as gospel. Thanks for sharing. You're very pretty.
So very true! And thank you 😊
Your so beautiful and I know it is to be mixed with a white dad and black mom i did one and my have a lot of white but African too my have England& northwestern Europe and Nigeria and Scotland and Cameron,congo and western bantu people and Spain and Germany Europe and my was showing mail and Portugal and Ireland and Scotland and Wales and ivroy coast and Ghana and Sweden and Denmark and norway and sengal and southwest bantu peoples and norway
Thank you! No Spanish on my end, but we’re similar 🤜🏽🤛🏽. Off topic- I would love to visit Portugal someday 👍🏽
@@AdriannesHaus well my Spain and the Portugal was like 1 %
@@AdriannesHaus your welcome
what do u think Beyonce would be
A black woman with creole heritage.
Black is not a thing.@@johnwebb2442
So, if you add those up , you get a really beautiful women.
Also you should hear what I found out about Papa 🤣💀
Hahaha- I forwarded it to M*r*y 😂
Pretty lady!! Hope you have someone who loves you, no matter what else!!
🥰🫶🏽🥰
*I'm* from Marshall, Texas!
100% beautiful
Thank you 😊
You gotta learn the language French just sounds awesome lol But at least you wasn't click bate and was like shocking results!!!!! But actually it's places I already knew I was from lol
I would've loved to have gotten some sort of asian or something, but (sigh) it was everything I've always been told (minus the small Native American!) 🫶🏽
Was your Dad Gullah?
Not that I'm aware of....
@@AdriannesHaus I ask because you have 47% African DNA. If you inherited all of your African DNA form your father that would mean that he was 94% African. That is a really high percentage for an African American person. Typically, Gullah people have a high percentage of African DNA and are from NC, SC, GA and FL.
Just wondering...
This report say this about every mix African American, Africa has soo many different continents but this report only shows these... Oh well ..
Maybe in a few years the accuracy could improve 🤷🏾♀️
African American were not enslaved from all over African countries. Majority of them were enslaved from Western African countries, some from Central part of Africa and few southern part of Africa along with the Caribbean countries. That's why they ended up having a mixture of those countries. Vast majority of enslaved east African were taken to the middle east with a few of the them to the Caribbean countries. Still these percentage can be improve like Adrian said if they were able to collect many more samples from people from the various countries.
@@AdriannesHaus The problem is with Africa is the present day countries within it are recently artificially created. When our ancestors were brought from those places, they identified as the distinct ethnic communities that they were apart of so those with Black American ancestry had lots of differing ethnic groups.
The main focus should be on your DNA communities if you have any because they're generally more recent ancestral history. Like for me, I'll tell anyone who wants to listen to me that I'm not Nigerian, Cameroonian, Congolese, Senegalese, Angolan, Malian, Sierra Leonean, English, Scots-Irish, Norwegian, Indigenous, Welch but a 4th-5th full descendant of The Pre Civil War Black American Population; the 4.4 million Black American Population of 1860, that's my recent ancestral history meaning that I'm "fully Black American."
However, those with Black American ancestry gets the regions that they do is that it verifies The Trans Atlantic Slave Trade as we match the sample reference populations for those present day regions in AncestryDNA's database.
You are not black which is an American term that is for sure.
You can cleary tell by her skin that she is white
What about her big lips,big nose and shape of her skull. I say that makes her Black.
White people are not homogeneous either its just a colour,the right term would be varied,mixed culture or nations but she is majority european so you are technically right.@@hakunamatata5376
@@garycollier6950 Her nose is European and her lips are not big, but they are full. All in all she is certainly mixed, which means black for Americans.
@BatmanRules Americans usually lump people that have some black as black. In Cuba there is a separate official grouping referred to as mulatto which is black and white. You don't see that in the United States generally.
I dont put nothing past them.
I love the pictures that you put up. But why put Harry and Meghan up for Wales. He is English and she’s American .
Just cuz. And yes I’m aware of their nationality and ethnicity; they are the only Brits that I have any interest in 🤷🏾♀️
The Royal and noble families of Europe have inter-married for centuries.
Harry would come out as a European supermix if he was tested.
Meghan is a descendent of King Edward III (1312-1377) via her father, so if you go back far enough they are going to have some common ancestors of the Norman coloniser variety.
I want a Date.
Alot of the Native Americans were reclassified as Black/Negro so it possible so of your older ancestors were Native Americans and captured as slaves in America
There you go again with that lie, how can you confuse a black man with a Native American?! Stop the lie
white woman
Woman of color.
what is that?@@johnwebb2442
@@johnwebb2442what color
@@yusefnegao Her father is black.
A lot of people don’t know that there were a lot of swarthy (black) Irish , Swedes , Germans , scotts
Also we’ve been lied to about the ratio of enslaved peoples to free blacks , there were a lot of free black (swarthy) here during those time and before!
Then why does anyone with Irish, Swedish, German , Scottish ancestry come up with 100% European ethnicity? They're not black at all... Black people can move to Europe all they like but even in 200 years they're not going to show up but anything as African on DNA tests....
@@steve19811
Can't speak for the other races but being a Brit I know that our port cities have long had coloured population's from at least colonial times 'touch of the tar brush' was an old expression used for someone of a dark complexion
You are the seed of a Nigerian man. That makes you African. The seed determines your tribe and race, not what you look like. You are African... You come from an African man.
Shalawm..
No she’s not tf wrong with u 💀💀
Men do not have “seed.” Modern science has debunked that. The woman’s ovum is the seed. You are the fertilizer. On top of that, baby gets it’s mitochondrial dna from mom. So you’re more your mother than father. If you disagree, then it’s with science and not me 😂
@@Original-Michiko Humans receive 50% of their chromosomes from their mother and 50% from their father, one is not more important than the other from a genetic standpoint. Also men's sperm determine the biological sex of a baby. You are BOTH sexist idiots lol
@@user-ge8jr4sx8yactually if you are a man you are more of your mother
@@user-ge8jr4sx8yyour a fucking idiot determing the sex is about the only thing that sperm does
What the hell is this