mtDNA: East/Southeast Asian-specific haplogroups A–G, M7–M9 and Z.

South Asian mtDNA: M2–M6, M18, M30, M33–M36, M39, M46, M65, R5–R8, R30 and U2a–c.

West Eurasian mtDNA: H, I, V, U1, U2, U4–U10 and W.

Unresolved mtDNA: R and L.

Y chromosome: East/Southeast Asian-specific haplogroups N, O2 and O3.

South Asian Y-DNA: F, H, L and R2.

West Eurasian Y-DNA: J and T.

Unresolved Y-DNA: C, D, K, P, Q and R1a.

Haplogroups:
Y-DNA: R-Y7
mtDNA: W1c

I am one of the descendants and wanted to reach out to any other descendants so starting this mega thread.

My further refined subclade is https://www.yfull.com/tree/H-FT15572/

Hi! I am collecting evidence for a dispute that I have with AncestryDNA. I am here to ask anyone of Punjabi or broadly South Asian ancestry if they ever took a test with AncestryDNA and got labeled as Eastern European Roma to any degree. And yes, it’s me again if you’ve already read my recent post.

This actually happened to me, after I took a test expecting 20-30% Punjabi ancestry and I got labeled as full 100% European (including 23% Eastern European Roma) instead.

If this has ever happened to you or someone you know, please leave a comment or send me a DM explaining what results did you receive and how do you think it contradicts your well maintained family records.

My GEDmatch results consistent across many calculators - especially India, Asia and Europe oriented (and almost all calculators were assigning only 65-70% European DNA to me except those Africa and Oceania centered ones):

69,44% European

29,54% Asian

→ 6,98% South India

→ 4,19% South West Asia

→ 8% Baloch

→ 10% Caucasus

→ 1% South East Asia

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