I-Y4460 [ydna] aka I2a1b2a1a1b

UPD. For proper tracing how my journey was, I suggest to read all other, in time-related sequence:

• R1a vs. I2a (Jun-2014)
• I-CTS10228 (Jan-2015)
• I-Y4460 (Jun-2017)
• I-B57 (Jan-2018)
• I-Y128456 (Jun-2018)
• I-FGC63213 (Sep-2018)

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This is about Y4460 ydna haplogroup which is a sub branch for of CTS10228. It’s time to research deeper to Y chromosome, considering timeframe ~2300 years ago, when new man was born with mutation, which caused Y4460 Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) in his population genome.

For those who reads this first time, I recommend to read my first article “R1a vs. I2a“. Then more detailed article – I2a1b2a1 aka I-CTS10228, which is about my 2014/2017 research results. Since 2014 year many things happened, many discoveries done, and it’s time to have a look closer to I2a Dinaric YDNA genetics.

My goal of this article is to define details about my belonging to I2a haplogroup clade. Ideally, logical end of this article will be BigY results with newly found terminal SNP, which explains mutated DNA from my father, which defines me as different person – new person in genealogical tree I research since 2003 year.

This post intended to be also always-updated, as soon as new information arrived, but strictly related to Y4460 and downstream branches. That parent article will remain up to date, but only regards that parent level.

I2a1b2a1a aka I-CTS10228

UPD. This article is one of my research results summary. For proper tracing how my journey was, I suggest to read all other, in time-related sequence:

• R1a vs. I2a (Jun-2014)
• I-CTS10228 (Jan-2015)
• I-Y4460 (Jun-2017)
• I-B57 (Jan-2018)
• I-Y128456 (Jun-2018)
• I-FGC63213 (Sep-2018)

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Since I started DNA research in scope of my genealogical research, I joined Family Tree DNA service [USA], and this post is dedicated to to Y-DNA testing. I do updates of this blog post, as soon as I receive/discover something new and relevant.

First of all I ordered Y-DNA37 only (Jun-2014). It gave me I-P37 as a main predictable haplogroup (but in red color, which was prediction). Later I ordered Y-DNA-67 (Oct-2014) test for more detailed data (more markers – more accurate data, and more accurate matches research). Then I requested a few SNPs, and here are all my results:

I2a-P37/L621+:

• CTS10228+ (Dec-2014) [Nov-2016: C+, V4023 C+]
  
  • A2512 C- [Nov-2016]
  • S17250- (Jul-2014) [Nov-2016: YP204 G-, V3022 G-]
    
  • Z17855- (Apr-2015) [Nov-2016: G-]
    
  • Y3120/Y3116 (Aug-2017)
    • Y4460+ (Feb-2015) [Nov-2016: A+]
      • SK1241- (Y31845) [May-13-2017: C-, and also SK1242 G-]
      • Y3106 (Nov-2016). B57 T+ [Jul-2017, YSEQ, Sep-2018 confirmed by Big Y]
        • Y91535- / BY37524- => Y101641– [Nov-2018]
        • Y128456+, FGC63213+ [Sep-2018], Y128937+, BY182167+, BY51714+ [Nov-2018]
        • Y3118- (Aug-2014) [Nov-20116: T-]
        • S8201- (Dec-2015) [Nov-2016: T-]
          
        • A6105 C- (Oct-2016),
          • A6106 C- (Nov-2016)
          • I-Y16810 (Feb-2017 moved as sub-branch to A6105. So 99.9% negative.)

UPD (May-28-2016) – Now, confirmed haplogroup for me is child entry I-Y4460.

UPD: Aug-01-2017, I ordered Big Y, and details will be analyzed in I-Y4460 [ydna]. as soon, as I receive results.

UPD: Jul-24-2018, I ordered Y111 it was cheap upgrade offer. Waiting for all STRs now.

Long story short: I’m I2a1b2a1b (based on positive I-Y4460). Neither FTDNA nor YSEQ have new terminal SNP to continue my research (Aug-2017).

UPD: Aug-20-2018 – NOT ANYMORE 🙂 due to Major update which reorganizes entire haplogroup [i2aproject], which affects names for subclades, so I-P37 now is I2a1a. And CTS-10228 is different.

Now, let’s dive into details 🙂