Usually not. The regions and time periods describe where your deep paternal lineage was concentrated in antiquity — often thousands of years ago — not where your recent family lived. A lineage that’s most common in one region today is still found at lower frequency across neighbouring regions.
So a deep-time regional association is fully compatible with a documented recent family history from somewhere else. Deep paternal lineages frequently don’t match modern nationality, because they predate today’s countries by thousands of years.