This is based on an Ancestry DNA test done in December 2018
More than 500 regions were tested for DNA matches
![](http://www.quarlton.co.uk/wpclone/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/regionstats.jpg)
The basis result is as shown in the pie chart below:
![](http://www.quarlton.co.uk/wpclone/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/ethnicity.jpg)
Looking at the chart above we see that 53% + 39% = 92%
So the ‘1 Other regions’ must cover the remaining 8%
The 8% is ‘European Jewish’ which is not broken down into countries.
Ireland and Scotland – This accounts for 53% of my ethnicity.
![](http://www.quarlton.co.uk/wpclone/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/scotlandirelandareamap.jpg)
![](http://www.quarlton.co.uk/wpclone/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/irishareamap.jpg)
The biggest density is in Ireland, especially around Munster
This is further split in to North Munster and East Limerick & County Clare
Probably through the Carney / Guinnane families
England, Wales & Northwestern Europe – This accounts for 39% of my ethnicity.
![](http://www.quarlton.co.uk/wpclone/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/allareamap.jpg)
The biggest density is in Northern England
![](http://www.quarlton.co.uk/wpclone/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/northwestareamap.jpg)
This is mainly through the Simpson / Boulton families.
European Jewish – This accounts for 8% of my ethnicity.
![](http://www.quarlton.co.uk/wpclone/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/jewishareamap.jpg)
European Jewish cannot be split down into smaller regions but the chart implies that greatest likelihood is the central region.
This will be through the (A)Braham family.