Jewish group of branches: J2b

Introduction

The Jewish branches can be grouped according to their Y-DNA characteristics. These characteristics are often related to a period between 10000ybp-4000ybp. Some branches had a founding father effect in that period outside the Middle East which gives information on the location of their ancestor at the time of the founding father. For other branches it is more likely that the ancestors were in the Middle East, where, in most cases, no founding father effect took place and population growth was continuous. An overview of the Jewish groups of branches is present.

Characteristics

The J2b Jewish branches are old narrow lines. A nice analysis was written by Chris Rottensteiner on the diversity and subgroups of L283. He reports also two subgroups (Z8429) that might both descend from an ancester after the start of Judaism. One branch in Jewish India and one in the Ashkenazi countries.

Branches in this group

Branch # Y-DNA SNP# of
persons		CE of ancestormost likely
Origin		quality of
Origin		GroupAS M GIR
AB-051 J2b-L283-CTS619016369-906200-1150- J2bA
AB-052 J2b-M102-Z4294213542-1085 - J2bAS
AB-153 J2b-L283-Z84291 - J2bA
AB-173 J2b-L283?-3745211 - J2bS
AB-210 J2b-1834741 * J2bM
AB-234 J2b-L283-Y220381 - J2bS
AB-264 J2b-L283?-S1 * J2bS
AB-319 J2b-L283?-A1 * J2bS
AB-390 J2b-L283-Z84291 - J2bA
AB-411 J2b-S1 * J2bM
AB-422 J2b-L283?-B1 * J2bS
AB-454 J2b-L283-Z6271 * J2bS
AB-466 J2b-L283?-E1 - J2b


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