A focused population profile of Anglo-Americans from Texas, their southern U.S. and British Isles-descended background, closest modern genetic matches, ancestry model, and World Genetics G25 heatmap.
Anglo-Americans from Texas are a regional U.S. settler-descended reference, shaped by British Isles ancestry, southern U.S. migration, frontier settlement, German and other European immigration, and the broader history of Texas and the American South.
English is the main language. This reference should be read as a regional Anglo-American average from Texas, not as a complete description of every white Texan or every Texan family background.
As a genetic reference, Anglo-American Texas is useful for comparison with English, Welsh, broad Anglo-American, Anglo-American Utah, Dutch North Brabant, Cornish, Dutch Central+South, Breton Finistere, Dutch, and French Normandy Seine-Maritime.
In the World Genetics modern G25 comparison, Anglo-American Texas is closest to English, Welsh, Anglo-American, Anglo-American Utah, Dutch North Brabant, Cornish, Dutch Central+South, Breton Finistere, Dutch, and French Normandy Seine-Maritime. The result places Anglo-American Texas in a British Isles and northwestern European comparison space, with regional U.S. continuity to other Anglo-American pages.
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The ancestry breakdown gives deeper component proportions, while closest matches show modern similarity. Anglo-American Texas is best interpreted as a southern U.S. northwestern European-descended profile, strongest around English, Welsh, Cornish, Dutch, Breton, and northern French references.
The heatmap should emphasize Texas, the southern United States, England, Wales, Cornwall, the Netherlands, Brittany, Normandy, and northwestern Europe.
The closest matches include English, Welsh, Cornish, and broad Anglo-American references, so the British Isles signal is strong.
Northwestern European populations overlap closely in G25 space, so Dutch, Breton, and Normandy references can appear near British Isles-descended American profiles.
They are very close. Broad Anglo-American is one of the nearest matches, while Texas has its own regional average.
