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Tracing the 'Spiller' Name: An Astonishing Journey through DNA Test Results

Family name Spiller

As I embarked on my journey with my iGENEA DNA testing, I was armed with curiosity and a desire to delve into my ancestral background. The results were both surprising and captivating, bringing a whole new meaning and understanding to my surname, 'Spiller'. Discovering my roots in the Germanic Goths and Ashkenazi Jewish lineage was unexpected, enriching my sense of identity and presenting a deep connection with mankind's history.

To say that I was surprised by my iGENEA DNA test results would be an understatement; it was a thrilling journey of unexpected turns and fascinating discoveries. My surname, 'Spiller', was the key focus, and trust me, I walked away with a new respect for my ancestors and my lineage's history.

The iGENEA DNA test revealed that the Spiller name has Germanic origins, something that completely took me by surprise given my family's long-standing belief that we were originally from the British Isles. Tracing back in history, the test indicated that my family line probably belonged to the Germanic tribe known as the Goths, who were known for their prowess in battle and their architectural genius.

One of the biggest surprises was learning that my 'Spiller' ancestors could have been among those who sacked the city of Rome in AD 410. The thought of my lineage being linked to such a historic event was both humbling and awe-inspiring.

My test results also revealed a significant presence of Ashkenazi Jewish lineage, which was a revelation. While I knew that my family had a diverse heritage, this was an unexpected piece of the puzzle. Research indicates that many Ashkenazi Jews who migrated to Germany adopted the surname 'Spiller'. They were traditionally involved in manufacturing and commerce, hence the term 'Spiller' (a derivative of 'Spiel' in German which means 'play') could signify their commercial or trading background.

Another big revelation from my iGENEA DNA test was the identification of possible relatives based on DNA similarities, spread across various geographical locations including Germany, the United States, and Israel.

The unexpected turns and findings from my iGENEA DNA test took me on a fascinating journey through time, giving me a greater understanding and profound respect for my surname, 'Spiller', and made me realize that we are all intrinsically linked to the grand scheme of history.

C. Spiller

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