how many rh negative people here not of Irish origin

Irish, German, English off shoot
Matriarch = English and German/Dutch
Patriarch = Irish and German
A-

I'm A- and not irish. If it comes from my dad's side, then it's an american indian thing.

how'd you know?
scotch/irish pa dutch rh-

data mining

In general, the RHD silent allele occurs at a frequency of about 40-45% in Europeans, and people of largely European ancestry. So, thats the basic answer to your question. In non-European populations the frequency of the RHD silent allele is much lower. In people of largely African ancestry, this allele occurs at a frequency of about 3%, and in people of Asian, Pacific Islander, and Native American ancestry, the RHD silent allele occurs at or less than a frequency of 1%. In addition, it seems like the mutation in the RHD silent allele in Europe is different from the mutation in the RHD silent allele found

Given these numbers, we can use population genetics make some predictions about the incidence of Rh negative blood types in various populations. In Europeans, we expect that about 16% of the population will have Rh negative blood types. In the other populations of the world, the frequency of Rh negative types will be much lower; in Africans, only 9 people in 10,000 will be Rh negative, and in the non-African, non-European portion of the world, only 1 person in 10,000 will be Rh negative.

The high frequency of the RHD silent allele in Europe tells us that the mutation that generated the non-functional RHD silent allele arose in Europe. Analyses of European populations tells us that this allele is found at the highest frequencies in western European populations, especially in Spanish and French Basques, suggesting that this allele arose long ago in some western European population. In the United States, about 15% of the general population is Rh negative; almost 20% of European Americans are Rh negative (because many Americans have western European ancestry), and approximately 5-10% of African Americans are Rh negative (because of the flow of European genes into the African American population). Fewer than 1% of Asian and Native Americans are Rh negative.

Based on the frequencies of the RHD silent allele in Europe, we can also estimate that about 55-60% of Rh positive Americans have one RHD silent allele, as your mother must have had. In addition, there is a greater than 50% chance that your father was Rh positive (with one RHD silent allele), and in general there is about a 1 in 3 chance of two Rh positive Americans (of predominantly European ancestry) both having one RHD silent allele.

Irish and Rh neg.

i read somewhere black and oriental jews have more rh negs than usual. I also read jackie chan is AB-

B- here. While I have some Scottish/English on my mother's side, the RH- comes from my father, who is all Danish (of course, we all know what those Vikings were like).

A- Part Arab, part American Indian.

AB-

O- here, German, Dutch, English, Scottish, Native American.

O- Irish American I can trace my family name back to celtic clan. Whats the whole thing about RH negative and the irish?

i find inquiring upon Irish origin to be greatly flawed. someone from Pakistan could be of Hiberia origin, that is, genetically. Look into it if you want to know what i am talking about. there exists girls in Pakistan with blonde hair and blue eyes. not sure if that equals the basis of being rH blood but just FYI here..

the Hiberia people migrated all the way to south asia and especially Persia. i don't know all the pieces here. ancient and pre-history, pre-Heroditus, is hard to piece together.

O- Universal

Irish type 0 and RH neg

I'm A+, at LLoyds!

Same here. My ancestor Leighaire Lorn was crowned King of Ireland in 593 B.C.

O- and of Irish descent.

me, why

There are sites and books that cover the missing history but you have to look around.
Obviously.
But checking out the Oxford DNA Project fills in some of the gaps by providing maps which show ancient migration and mutation of genes.
Probably it all started with the Black Sea base of the Horse of Scythia so called and then emigrations to the east (e.g Maklan Taka), west (N W Europe) and south (Sumeria).
Because they were nomadic we/they turn up all over, in the most unexpected places.
Even Japan.

O- with Irish mother, English father .

FEW here seem to know that the RED haired Irish came from the Lost Tribes, WHO, in their movement when released by the Assirians after 300 years, had NO IDEA who they were anymore.

As the bible said " Ye shall leave signposts, that men should forever know whence thy went." They names rivers after the tribe of Dan; like the Daniper, Don and Danube, showing they migrated to southern Europe, Spain, France and eventually to Ireland and England. There ARE 12 places in Scotland named after the tribe of Dan, where that tribe eventually settled.

I believe that the O- and other negatives HAD TO come from the Middle East, WHERE the aliens TOOK Earth wives, and transmitted the rh negative.

There are MANY clues if you look, read and have an OPEN MIND !

aaron o.o ....Your forgetting that Alexander the Great went through Pakistan, and many Greeks to local wives/stayed there to consolidate the their victory.

UP the Irish !