DF19 at FTDNA Block Tree

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There seems to be a slight "bump" in recent South American hits in the FTDNA Block Tree.  
2023 also saw the first Spanish DF19 kit, and that has ties to Migration TMRCA German and Polish lines (maybe something like Vandal, Suebi or Visigoth connection that also could apply to some S. American kits?):

Germany 171 22.21%
England 132 17.14%
United States  119 15.45%
Scotland  101 13.12%
Ireland 43 5.58%
United Kingdom 39 5.06%
France 22 2.86%
Netherlands 21 2.73%
Belgium  18 2.34%
Northern Ireland  14 1.82%
Wales  11 1.43%
Sweden  10 1.30%
Canada  10 1.30%
Norway  10 1.30%
Poland  8 1.04%
Switzerland  7 0.91%
Denmark  5 0.65%
Czech Republic  5 0.65%
United States (Native American) 4 0.52%
Russian Federation 3 0.39%
Italy  3 0.39%
Austria  2 0.26%
Luxembourg  1 0.13%
Portugal  1 0.13%
Peru  1 0.13%
Guatemala  1 0.13%
Belgium (Flanders)  1 0.13%
Guyana*  1 0.13% [this one may be British or Dutch in colonial origin, too]
South Africa  1 0.13%
Russia (Republic of Buryatia)  1 0.13%
Spain  1 0.13%
Jamaica  1 0.13%
Isle of Man  1 0.13%
Iceland 1 0.13%
Unknown Origin  782 
Total 1,552 100.00%

*"Guyana is a diverse nation, 39.8% of the population is of East Indian origin, 30% Black African 19.9% multiracial, 10.5% Amerindian and 0.5% other, mostly Chinese and whites (most notably Dutch people, Portuguese and English)." - per Google

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Z17112 has seen a big bump in Swedish Big Y kits.  
Also the Spanish kit mentioned above seems to have been edited to be one of the Mexican kits in the Z17112 subset, so it could still be Spanish prior to that, but maybe they can't confirm.  
Latvia, Ukraine and Iceland now showing up in Z17112, too (the Icelandic sample in the previous post is Z302, not DF88):
DF19>DF88>FGC11833 >S4281>S4268>Z17112:
Germany 153 26.52%
England 117 20.28%
United States 102 17.68%
United Kingdom 32 5.55%
Scotland 25 4.33%
Ireland 23 3.99%
Sweden 21 3.64%
Netherlands 18 3.12%
Belgium 14 2.43%
France 9 1.56%
Denmark 8 1.39%
Wales 8 1.39%
Canada 6 1.04%
Switzerland 6 1.04%
Northern Ireland 5 0.87%
Poland 5 0.87%
Norway 4 0.69%
Czech Republic 3 0.52%
Mexico 3 0.52%
Austria 2 0.35%
South Africa 2 0.35%
Russian Federation 2 0.35%
Australia 2 0.35%
Belgium (Flanders) 1 0.17%
Iceland 1 0.17%
Guyana 1 0.17%
Latvia 1 0.17%
New Zealand 1 0.17%
Russia (Republic of Buryatia) 1 0.17%
Ukraine 1 0.17%
Unknown Origin 763 **
Total 1,340

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Total DF19 to compare change with January 2024 OP:
Germany 251 20.11%
England 218 17.47%
United States 217 17.39%
Scotland 134 10.74%
Ireland 61 4.89%
United Kingdom58 4.65%
France 44 3.53%
Netherlands 32 2.56%
Sweden 31 2.48%
Belgium 21 1.68%
Canada 21 1.68%
Denmark 20 1.60%
Norway 16 1.28%
Northern Ireland 16 1.28%
Poland 14 1.12%
Wales 13 1.04%
Czech Republic 9 0.72%
Switzerland 9 0.72%
United States (Native American) 8 0.64%
Italy 8 0.64%
Russian Federation 6 0.48%
Luxembourg 5 0.40%
Austria 4 0.32%
Mexico 4 0.32%
South Africa 3 0.24%
Slovakia 2 0.16%
Ukraine 2 0.16%
Jamaica 2 0.16%
Iceland 2 0.16%
Australia 2 0.16%
Ecuador 1 0.08%
Portugal 1 0.08%
Lithuania 1 0.08%
Scotland (Orkney) 1 0.08%
Guatemala 1 0.08%
Peru 1 0.08%
Belgium (Flanders) 1 0.08%
Guyana 1 0.08%
Latvia 1 0.08%
New Zealand 1 0.08%
Russia (Republic of Buryatia) 1 0.08%
India 1 0.08%
Brazil 1 0.08%
Estonia 1 0.08%
Isle of Man 1 0.08%
Unknown Origin 2,370 **
Total 3,618

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Summary for last 6 months.  Sweden has nearly tied the Netherlands and Denmark has nearly tied Belgium.
Countries on the Baltic got a pretty big boost, and central/east Europe has more of a presence.  
Less drama in the classic "over-represented" FTDNA client countries:

New countries:
Mexico 4 (one of these used to be Spain)
Ecuador 1
Brazil 1
Slovakia 2
Ukraine 2
Australia 2
New Zealand 1
India 1
Scotland (Orkney) 1
Lithuania 1
Latvia 1
Estonia 1

Big jumps:
Luxembourg 5 400.00%
Denmark 20 300.00%
Sweden 31 210.00%
South Africa 3 200.00%
Italy 8 166.67%
Austria 5 150.00%

Doubled, or at least over +50%:
Canada 21 110.00%
France 44 100.00%
United States (Native American) 8 100.00%
Russian Federation 6 100.00%
Jamaica 2 100.00%
Iceland 2 100.00%
United States 217 82.35%
Czech Republic 9 80.00%
Poland 14 75.00%
England 218 65.15%
Norway 16 60.00%
Netherlands 32 52.38%

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Breaking out DF19>DF88>FGC11833 >S4281>S4268>Z17112, a Late Bronze Age man with at least 8 distinct descendant lines, at least six of which have already appeared in antiquity.
His descendants also make up most of the known DF19 burials to date

Modern distribution from Block Tree:
Germany 160 26.40%
England 120 19.80%
United States 114 18.81%
United Kingdom 33 5.45%
Scotland 27 4.46%
Ireland 24 3.96%
Sweden 22 3.63%
Netherlands 18 2.97%
Belgium 14 2.31%
France 9 1.49%
Denmark 8 1.32%
Wales 8 1.32%
Poland 7 1.16%
Canada 6 0.99%
Switzerland 6 0.99%
Northern Ireland 5 0.83%
Norway 4 0.66%
Czech Republic 3 0.50%
Mexico 3 0.50%
Austria 2 0.33%
South Africa 2 0.33%
Russian Federation 2 0.33%
Australia 2 0.33%
Belgium (Flanders) 1 0.17%
Iceland 1 0.17%
Guyana 1 0.17%
Latvia 1 0.17%
New Zealand 1 0.17%
Russia (Republic of Buryatia) 1 0.17%
Ukraine 1 0.17%
Unknown Origin 792
Total 1,398

Ancients:
Z17112>unknown/pending:
RKF263 100-500 CE? Rákóczifalva, Hungary DF19>DF88>FGC11833 >S4281>S4268>Z17112 (mtDNA H) Sarmatian ally? Langobard/Goth descendant?  Sarmatian Period
I20271 400-700 CE Girona, Pla de l'Horta, Spain  DF19>DF88>FGC11833 >S4281>S4268>Z17112 (mtDNA H55b) Visigoth Migration

Z17112>Z27257:
R10657 26 - 126 calCE Klosterneuburg, Austria DF19>DF88>FGC11833>S4281>S4268>Z17112>S9287/Z27257 Batavi Auxiliary Roman Horse Burial
KOS017  651-774 CE Koksijde, Belgium DF19>DF88>FGC11833>S4281>S4268>Z17112>Z27257>Z43277>Z43258>Z43261>Z43468 (mtDNA U4b1a3a) Saxon +Gaul? Migration

Z17112>S17075:
6DT23 c.250 CE Driffield Terrace, York, England DF19>DF88>FGC11833>S4281>S4268>Z17112>S17075>Z43034 (mtDNA H6a1b2) H Roman Britain Auxiliary? Roman Horse Burial
I17277 600-900 CE Hartlepool, Olive St, Durham, England DF19>DF88>FGC11833>S4281>S4268>Z17112>S17075>S10067 (mtDNA K2a6) Saxon? Migration/ME*

Z17112>BY107827
HID001 530 CE Hiddestorf, Germany DF19>DF88>FGC11833>S4281>S4268>Z17112>BY107827 Saxons, Franks or Thuringians? Migration Elite Germanic Horse Burial

Z17112>Z21380:*
KOS016  671-822 CE Koksijde, Belgium DF19>DF88>FGC11833>S4281>S4268>Z17112>Z21380>BY42641>L719>Z30475 (mtDNA HV0a) Saxon+Gaul?Migration/ME 

Z17112>FT354149:
VK333 885 ± 69 CE Vickleby, Oland, Sweden DF19>DF88>FGC11833>S4281>S4268>Z17112>FT354149>Z17125>Z17123>Z29034 (mtDNA H2a2a1) Viking Viking

Z17112>PH3649:
OLV072 1100 CE  Sint-Truiden, Belgium DF19>DF88>FGC11833>S4281>S4268>Z17112>PH3649  (mtDNA H1b) Local Lotharingian/Frank

*I have also seen manual reads for Hartlepool I17277 that concluded he was Z17112>Z21380>BY42641>Z41639>S18811

Some of the Mexican moderns were briefly listed as Spanish.  At least one of the Mexicans is on a "374 CE-formed" 3-man branch, (Z17112>FT354149>>>BY145862), with German and Polish moderns.  It would be interesting to see if there are any Visigoth or Vandal links, and/or links to I20271 400-700 CE Girona, Pla de l'Horta.

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Trying the same Block Tree moderns + known ancients thing as the above post, but with DF19>Z302, which is about 25% of the size of its brother DF19>DF88, but any difference in overall spread might be migration/post-migration (and see ** note):

England 38 18.81%
Germany 33 16.34%
United States 30 14.85%
France 18 8.91%
Ireland 15 7.43%
Scotland 12 5.94%
[Belgium total goes here]
Italy 6 2.97%
Canada 4 1.98%
Russian Federation 4 1.98%**
United Kingdom 4 1.98%
Denmark 3 1.49%
Sweden 3 1.49%
Norway 3 1.49%
Belgium 3 1.49%
United States (Native American) 3 1.49%
Switzerland 3 1.49%
Wales 3 1.49%
Czech Republic 3 1.49%
Iceland 2 0.99%
Netherlands 2 0.99%
Belgium (Flanders) 1 0.50%
Belgium (Wallonia) 1 0.50%
Estonia 1 0.50%
Northern Ireland1 0.50%
Isle of Man 1 0.50%
Austria 1 0.50%
Brazil 1 0.50%
Luxembourg 1 0.50%
Romania 1 0.50%
Slovakia 1 0.50%
Unknown Origin 447
Total 649

Ancients:
DF19>Z302*
I5748 2579-2211 calBCE Oostwoud, Noord-Holland DF19>Z302* (mtDNA X2b4*) Aceramic Single Grave/Beaker Beaker

Z302+ (no further SNP data released from pending papers) 
CGG019200  64-235 CE Denmark Jutland Illerup  DF19>Z302 (mtNDA T2b) weapon_sacrifice_site bog_skeleton
MIJ-1 120-226 CE  Igási Járandó, Hungary DF19>Z302 (mtDNA H2a2b) Sarmatian, Early-Middle Sarmatian

Z302>FT292232
RMPR31 400 CE Mausoleo di Augusto, Rome DF19>Z302>FT292232>FT11655>Z8193>BY3448>Z39459 (mtDNA K1c1*) Unknown Roman/Migration; autosomally plots near Koksijde Z17112s and Z239292 IND002 below
[Possible Z302 - poor sample quality, multiple electronic reads but manual checks do not show enough to inspire confidence:
HVN001 200-400 CE Häven, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany L151+ 2xAutomated read: P312>DF19>Z302>FT292232>FT11655>Z35675 Warini? Unconfirmed/unconfirmable]

Z302> Z39292
IND002 400-800 CE Alt-Inden, North Rhine, Westphalia, Germany DF19>Z302>Z39292 (mtDNA V3c) Saxon or Frank? Migration

Z302> FT11655
MGS231 650? Moedling, Austria; Avar Period; DF19>Z302>FT11655>Z8193 Langobard or Goth descendant? 
Also Scottish/Russian FT11655>Z8193 see ** below.

**Note on Russian DF19>Z302:  The poet Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov was born in Moscow into the Lermontov family, and he grew up in the village of Tarkhany (now Lermontovo in Penza Oblast).[2] His paternal family descended from the Scottish family of Learmonth, and can be traced to Yuri (George) Learmonth, a Scottish officer in the Polish–Lithuanian service who settled in Russia in the middle of the 17th century.[3][4][5] He had been captured by the Russian troops in Poland in the early 17th century, during the reign (1613–1645) of Mikhail Fyodorovich Romanov.[2] Family legend asserted that George Learmonth descended from the famed 13th-century Scottish poet Thomas the Rhymer (also known as Thomas Learmonth).[2]  He is at FTDNA Discover and yfull as DF19>Z302>FT11655>Z8193>FT18289>Z39896>Z39898>FT208980>Z43691>FT28743.