A couple of months later than I thought I would be reporting on H11 haplogroup.
There are now 119 members of this study with 71 giving their ancestral location.
Croatia 2
E Europe 1
England 10
Finland 14
France 1
Germany 4
Greece 1
Hungary 2
Ireland 6
Israel 1
Italy 1
Norway 3
NW Europe 1
Poland 6
Prussia 1
Russia 6
Scotland 3
Serbia 1
Slovakia 1
Sweden 3
The Netherlands 1
Ukraine 1
United Kingdom 1
Combining this into distinct areas in Europe + Israel one can see first of all this is a predominantly European haplogroup thus far.
Southern Europe + Israel 4
Eastern Europe 17
Scandinavian Penninsula 20
Western/Central Europe 10
British Isles 20
Broken into haplogroup subclades
H11 5
H11a 35
H11a-207A 2
H11a1 30
H11a2 3
H11a2a 4
H11a2a1 11
H11a2a2 5
H11a2a3 2
H11a2-T16092C 3
H11a3 3
H11a4 3
H11a5 0
H11a6 1
H11a7 1
H11b 1
H11b1 10
To date none of these could be declared to be location specific although H11a2a1 does appear to be most commonly found in the British Isles (only 5 out of 9 reporting but two of the members report likely British Isles surnames/colonial emigrants to America) and H11a2a2 appears to be an Eastern European grouping (out of 6 members 4 report Eastern Europe, 1 reports Western Europe and 1 reports Scandinavian Peninsula).
Back mutations of 16092C do appear in the H11a2 and H11a2a clade as well as in the subclades H11a2a1 and H11a2a2. FT DNA has started reporting a back mutation in 16140C as H11a2-T16092C.
H11a1 reports 10 from the Scandinavian Peninsula, 2 from the British Isles, 10 from Eastern Europe, 2 from Central/Western Europe and 2 from Southern Europe.
The last release of the PhyloTree (http://www.phylotree.org/) was 19 Feb 2014 and schematically it looks like:
H11 T8448C G13759A T16311C!
H11a T961g A16293G
H11a1 C8898T C16278T!
H11a2 A14587G (T16092C)
H11a2a T16140C
H11a2a1 A3145G
H11a2a2 G5585A T15670C A16265G
H11a2a3 C9521T
H11a3 T16243C
H11a4 5899.XC C16111T
H11a5 C15040T
H11a6 G1719A G5979A A16525G
T152C! H11a7 C9911T
H11b T13572C
H11b1 T7645C
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