Unveiling Surprises: A Journey into the Celtic Origins of the Traut Lineage through iGENEA DNA Test
Family name Traut
In a bid to understand my surname and lineage, I embarked on a journey with iGENEA DNA test. The results were surprising, unveiling my family’s Celtic origin, unexpected migration patterns, and a unique genetic makeup.
I recently conducted an iGENEA DNA test, curious about the origins and history of my surname: Traut. The test results offered more than I could have anticipated, revealing unexpected insights into the history of the Traut family, and my personal lineage.
The Traut family, contrary to my belief, did not originate from Germany but was of Celtic origin. The family seems to have migrated to Germany during the Middle age period, absorbing local cultures and traditions while preserving some of their exciting Celtic roots in various aspects, including language and folklore. The name Traut, according to Celtic traditions, signifies 'strength'. This was a surprise revelation that changed my perception of my family history.
Even more intriguing was the information about the genetic makeup of the Traut lineage. It turns out to be an uncommon Haplogroup R1b, commonly associated with the Western European population. The presence of this group in the Traut lineage pegs our origins in the region now called France, Ireland, and Spain. It also hints at a rich, diverse heritage influenced by various interactions with different cultures and societies historically present in these regions.
Furthermore, the iGENEA test provided insights into possible familial connections. The matches ranged from close to distant and spread across Europe, confirming again the multi-regional backdrop to my family history. On a personal note, my lineage has seen events and migrations across landscapes and time that contribute to the rich tapestry of my ancestral history, wherein each has played a role in shaping who I am today.
Exploring the Traut lineage through the iGENEA DNA test has been a journey across time, drawing unexpected turns and surprises, and unveiling rich and diverse heritage. This experience has emphasized the importance of roots, of familial ties spread across nations, languages, and cultures, and igniting a new sense of appreciating my family's exciting history.
Q. Traut