A multigenerationally mixed
race community with roots in colonial America
pre-Independence. The Qarsherskiyans are characterized by triracial or polyracial ancestry, often but not
always possessing ambiguous features and physical traits.
Through extensive DNA testing combined with genealogical research, the average Qarsherskiyan of Tidewater, Appalachian, or Ohio - Great Lakes - Midwest extract contains DNA from the following ancestral groups:
Black & North African:
Fula (Fulani), Yoruba, Hausa, Mandinka, Songhai, Touareg, Wolof, Fon (Dahomey), Igbo, Kongo
White or Caucasian:
Irish, Welsh, Frisian, Scottish,
German, Icelandic, Scotch-
Irish, Occitan, Breton, Cornish, Iberian (Basque, Catalan, others)
Jewish:
Sephardim, Ashkenazim, Mizrahim or Crimean Jewish
Indigenous / Native American:
Arctic, Great Plains, Eastern Woodlands
Other:
Malagasy, Saami (Sámi), Roma or Sinti
Most common is Black and
White DNA, with Indigenous American ancestry varying from significant to trace amounts. Jewish, Roma, and Malagasy DNA in Appalachian, Midwestern, and Tidewater Qarsherskiyan families occurs at varying frequencies from none to even a significant minority of their total genetic makeup. Saami DNA is most common in Qarsherskiyan
people from the Great Lakes region and Ohio'
s section of the Appalachian foothills and plateau.