Coming Soon: Y-DNA Haplogroups for Family Finder

[jdbreazeale]

FTDNA has definitely begun Y predictions from FF data, but they have paused it for the holidays and are set to begin again "in earnest" after the new year.  I can't find the original post (on Facebook?), but someone provided a link to a worksheet listing the Y SNPs that are found with the FF test, and I post it here for your reference.  I can't say for certain if it is exhaustive, but I can say that, when they start doing transfers, the list will definitely be different because of the different sequencing chips used by other vendors.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...edit#gid=0

If you are a GAP admin, you can easily check to see if your members have predictions.  Just click Reports > Member Reports > Received Lab Results and check the Lab Procedure column for "Prediction" (with no other adjacent procedures for the person).  My small project has only one "Prediction" so far, and it is surprisingly good:  he is a Y-37 tester with a former high-level haplogroup of I-P37, and now he's 17 "blocks" below at I-FGC7189.

I should also mention that the individual SNPs for which a FF tester is positive are listed in a project's DNA Results page.  Of course, this is no help if you don't know which project(s) they have joined.  The tester I mentioned above is positive for 352 SNPs.

Regarding the origins of the the SNP worksheet, here is a link to a re-post by John Templer Harper in the "England GB Groups EIJ" FTDNA project.
https://www.familytreedna.com/social/object/4842891

This info came from Vince in U106 blog.
https://groups.io/g/R1b-U106/message/7704