South Slavic & neighbours gedmatch results - vol.2

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

Romanian guy who is R1a-M458 and who is from Serbian part of Banat claim Cuman origin for years on one Serbian forum. :lol:

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he tested on myheritage if i got it right? ask him to upload to gedmatch, it would be intersting to see his k13.

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Originally Posted by Karol Klačansky

I think her mother and father were from Zagorje region, her father though was from a village of greek catholics and her last name is Kekic. were greek catholics in croatia orginally serbian?

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Yes.
They are former Orthodoxes who converted on Greek-Catholicism in 17th and 18th century.

Surname Kekić exist as well among Orthodox Serbs from Dalmatian hinterland, Syrmia, NW Bosnia, Gacko (East Herzegovina) etc.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

Yes.
They are former Orthodoxes who converted on Greek-Catholicism in 17th and 18th century.

Surname Kekić exist as well among Orthodox Serbs from Dalmatian hinterland, western Syrmia, NW Bosnia, Gacko (East Herzegovina) etc.

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Very interesting I'll have to tell her if I ever see her again. She was too clingy so I broke off contact with her, but shes a nice girl actually. She always said her fathers side might have been motenegrin in origin, any possibility of that?

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Originally Posted by Karol Klačansky

Very interesting I'll have to tell her if I ever see her again. She was too clingy so I broke off contact with her, but shes a nice girl actually. She always said her fathers side might have been motenegrin in origin, any possibility of that?

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It's possible.
According to some sources Kekić surname is originaly from Montenegro, and they migrated from Montenegro in other regions few centuries ago.
In Žumberak (region on the border between Croatia and Slovenia) exist village Kekići. In Žumberak majority are Greek-Catholics. They are descendants of Serbian Orthodox settlers from southeast in first half of 16th century who became Greek-Catholics in 17th and 18th century.

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Originally Posted by vbnetkhio

he tested on myheritage if i got it right? ask him to upload to gedmatch, it would be intersting to see his k13.

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I will try.

He took autosomal, I don't know details.

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Originally Posted by Pribislav

It's possible.
According to some sources Kekić surname is originaly from Montenegro, and they migrated from Montenegro in other regions few centuries ago.
In Žumberak (region on the border between Croatia and Slovenia) exist village Kekići. In Žumberak majority are Greek-Catholics. They are descendants of Serbian Orthodox settlers from southeast in first half of 16th century who became Greek-Catholics in 17th and 18th century.

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yea thats the region her fathers from, shes related to the Greek Catholic Bishop from their as well. Interesting, shes not overtly nationalistic but shes still a pretty patriotic croatian, intersting that she has some serbian roots.

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Originally Posted by Not a Cop

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Uhm, you're just jealous that there is no "East Slavic & neighbours GEDmatch results" thread. :)

By the way, what about those Siberian Starovers that I showed you, any thoughts on them?

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Originally Posted by Not a Cop

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Lmao I’m wearing exactly those track pants and a wife beater. Meme accuracy = 100


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I'm interested in some Kaliningrad Oblast Russians GEDmatch kits.

What is a typical Kaliningrader's result? Did Prussians assimilate them?:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tq47h98d720