German GEDmatch results

German Brazilian from Santa Catarina. The old meme (if anyone still remembers it) "I'm Southern Brazilian, therefore Germanic" is sometimes true :)

North_Atlantic 41.79 Pct
Baltic 24.36 Pct
West_Med 15.39 Pct
West_Asian 4.99 Pct
East_Med 7.05 Pct
Red_Sea 2.57 Pct
South_Asian 1.72 Pct
East_Asian -
Siberian 1.63 Pct
Amerindian -
Oceanian 0.51 Pct
Northeast_African -
Sub-Saharan -

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 South_Dutch 3.61
2 West_German 3.77
3 Austrian 7
4 French 7.86
5 North_German 8.02
6 East_German 8.36
7 Southeast_English 8.47
8 Danish 9.56
9 North_Dutch 9.64
10 Orcadian 9.78
11 Southwest_English 10.08
12 Irish 10.99
13 Swedish 11.43
14 Hungarian 11.43
15 West_Scottish 11.49
16 Norwegian 11.54
17 North_Swedish 14.29
18 Serbian 15.48
19 Spanish_Cataluna 15.52
20 Spanish_Galicia 15.94

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 72.2% French + 27.8% Southwest_Finnish @ 1.65
2 64.9% French + 35.1% North_Swedish @ 1.81
3 76.7% French + 23.3% Finnish @ 1.88
4 86.9% South_Dutch + 13.1% Ukrainian_Lviv @ 1.93
5 90.2% South_Dutch + 9.8% Kargopol_Russian @ 1.98
6 91.2% South_Dutch + 8.8% Erzya @ 1.99
7 87.8% South_Dutch + 12.2% Ukrainian @ 2.07
8 89.7% South_Dutch + 10.3% Estonian_Polish @ 2.07
9 85% South_Dutch + 15% Croatian @ 2.1
10 89.6% South_Dutch + 10.4% Southwest_Russian @ 2.1
11 89.6% South_Dutch + 10.4% Russian_Smolensk @ 2.13
12 90.6% South_Dutch + 9.4% East_Finnish @ 2.15
13 89.8% South_Dutch + 10.2% Belorussian @ 2.16
14 92.8% South_Dutch + 7.2% Chuvash @ 2.17
15 86.7% South_Dutch + 13.3% South_Polish @ 2.17
16 73.6% South_Dutch + 26.4% East_German @ 2.17
17 88.4% South_Dutch + 11.6% Polish @ 2.2
18 86.2% South_Dutch + 13.8% Moldavian @ 2.21
19 69.9% South_Dutch + 30.1% Austrian @ 2.21
20 79.7% South_Dutch + 20.3% Hungarian @ 2.22

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From Oberbayern, born in a town in the Southeastern corner of Bavaria. I guess Oberbayern should be indistinguishable from the adjacent parts of Austria.

North_Atlantic 34.18 Pct
Baltic 27.95 Pct
West_Med 15.37 Pct
West_Asian 11.08 Pct
East_Med 8.69 Pct
Red_Sea 0.5 Pct
South_Asian 0.31 Pct
East_Asian 0.49 Pct
Siberian 0.21 Pct
Amerindian -
Oceanian 1.23 Pct
Northeast_African -
Sub-Saharan -

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 Austrian 4.99
2 Hungarian 5.94
3 East_German 6.91
4 Serbian 8.97
5 West_German 9.99
6 Croatian 10.01
7 Moldavian 10.2
8 South_Dutch 11.49
9 Romanian 12.37
10 North_German 13.32
11 French 13.78
12 South_Polish 14.21
13 Ukrainian_Lviv 14.86
14 Bulgarian 15.24
15 Danish 15.96
16 North_Dutch 16.11
17 Swedish 16.12
18 Ukrainian 16.14
19 Southeast_English 16.23
20 North_Swedish 16.86

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 90.4% Austrian + 9.6% Balkar @ 2.19
2 92.2% Austrian + 7.8% Abhkasian @ 2.22
3 91% Austrian + 9% Ossetian @ 2.25
4 91.8% Austrian + 8.2% Georgian @ 2.29
5 90.9% Austrian + 9.1% North_Ossetian @ 2.3
6 90.2% Austrian + 9.8% Kabardin @ 2.32
7 90.7% Austrian + 9.3% Adygei @ 2.34
8 90.1% Austrian + 9.9% Kumyk @ 2.47
9 90.3% Austrian + 9.7% Chechen @ 2.49
10 89.2% East_German + 10.8% Abhkasian @ 2.67
11 88.7% East_German + 11.3% Georgian @ 2.7
12 90.7% Austrian + 9.3% Lezgin @ 2.72
13 88.6% East_German + 11.4% Armenian @ 2.84
14 90.6% Austrian + 9.4% Tabassaran @ 2.84
15 92.3% Austrian + 7.7% Armenian @ 2.88
16 87.7% East_German + 12.3% Ossetian @ 2.96
17 92.2% Austrian + 7.8% Kurdish @ 2.98
18 91% Austrian + 9% Turkish @ 2.99
19 50.6% West_German + 49.4% Moldavian @ 3.03
20 87.1% East_German + 12.9% Balkar @ 3.04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smitty

But they also obviously considered themselves German, which is relevant to this discussion.

This is not obvious at all, the ones who stayed in Poland could not consider themselves Germans because they would have been expelled.

And the surname is not Germanic (Piotr is a Slavic name, while Peter is a German name).

If they were Peterschke, I would say that the surname is German. But not Piotraschke.

I used to be Peterski on this forum, but Piotraschke sounds even cooler, more Slavic.

This has probably already been seen, but here's another Lauenburg-Stolp result that came up as a match of Creoda's above. One great-grandparent and one 2x great-grandparent from just across the border in West Prussia. Much the same genetically.

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Kit ZL5459187 Admix Results (sorted): # Population Percent 1 Baltic 43.35 2 North_Atlantic 37.28 3 West_Med 10.37 4 West_Asian 4.18 5 Siberian 1.22 6 East_Med 1.07 7 Northeast_African 1.05 8 Oceanian 0.79 9 Amerindian 0.7 Single Population Sharing: # Population (source) Distance 1 Southwest_Finnish 5.6 2 Polish 7.01 3 South_Polish 7.84 4 Estonian 8.73 5 Finnish 9.21 6 Ukrainian 9.59 7 North_Swedish 9.65 8 Belorussian 9.87 9 Russian_Smolensk 9.92 10 Ukrainian_Lviv 10.13 11 Estonian_Polish 10.3 12 Southwest_Russian 11.85 13 East_German 11.9 14 Ukrainian_Belgorod 12.26 15 Lithuanian 12.33 16 East_Finnish 12.55 17 Kargopol_Russian 13.46 18 Croatian 14.06 19 Hungarian 14.18 20 Austrian 14.39 Mixed Mode Population Sharing: # Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance 1 65.6% Lithuanian + 34.4% Southwest_English @ 2.01 2 63.1% Lithuanian + 36.9% Orcadian @ 2.09 3 65% Lithuanian + 35% West_Scottish @ 2.26 4 64.1% Lithuanian + 35.9% Irish @ 2.27 5 64.2% Lithuanian + 35.8% Southeast_English @ 2.44 6 61% Lithuanian + 39% North_Dutch @ 2.49 7 59.5% Lithuanian + 40.5% Norwegian @ 2.62 8 73.5% Estonian + 26.5% Southwest_English @ 2.63 9 54.6% Lithuanian + 45.4% Swedish @ 2.64 10 60.8% Lithuanian + 39.2% Danish @ 2.8 11 72.3% Estonian + 27.7% Southeast_English @ 2.82 12 59.1% Polish + 40.9% North_Swedish @ 2.97 13 72.4% Estonian + 27.6% Irish @ 2.98 14 71.9% Estonian + 28.1% South_Dutch @ 3.01 15 69.7% Estonian + 30.3% North_Dutch @ 3.04 16 67.3% Estonian + 32.7% North_German @ 3.04 17 71.7% Estonian + 28.3% Orcadian @ 3.08 18 58.5% Lithuanian + 41.5% North_German @ 3.12 19 73.3% Estonian + 26.7% West_Scottish @ 3.15 20 71.6% Estonian + 28.4% West_German @ 3.17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smitty

I'm aware they were post-WWII refugees.

Some of them still live in Poland.

And these who are now in Germany - it is possible that they stayed in Poland even until the 1980s or 1990s and then emigrated.

There were big waves of emigration to Germany for economic reasons as you know, not necessarily connected to ethnicity at all.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smitty

This has probably already been seen, but here's another Lauenburg-Stolp result that came up as a match of Creoda's above. One great-grandparent and one 2x great-grandparent from just across the border in West Prussia. Much the same genetically.

Thanks! Interesting find.

What you can do now is try the feature "People who match one or both of two kits" - and use both kits.

This will most likely show us matches from the same region, at least among the top closest matches.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leto

German Brazilian from Santa Catarina. The old meme (if anyone still remembers it) "I'm Southern Brazilian, therefore Germanic" is sometimes true :)

North_Atlantic 41.79 Pct
Baltic 24.36 Pct
West_Med 15.39 Pct
West_Asian 4.99 Pct
East_Med 7.05 Pct
Red_Sea 2.57 Pct
South_Asian 1.72 Pct
East_Asian -
Siberian 1.63 Pct
Amerindian -
Oceanian 0.51 Pct
Northeast_African -
Sub-Saharan -

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 South_Dutch 3.61
2 West_German 3.77
3 Austrian 7
4 French 7.86
5 North_German 8.02
6 East_German 8.36
7 Southeast_English 8.47
8 Danish 9.56
9 North_Dutch 9.64
10 Orcadian 9.78
11 Southwest_English 10.08
12 Irish 10.99
13 Swedish 11.43
14 Hungarian 11.43
15 West_Scottish 11.49
16 Norwegian 11.54
17 North_Swedish 14.29
18 Serbian 15.48
19 Spanish_Cataluna 15.52
20 Spanish_Galicia 15.94

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 72.2% French + 27.8% Southwest_Finnish @ 1.65
2 64.9% French + 35.1% North_Swedish @ 1.81
3 76.7% French + 23.3% Finnish @ 1.88
4 86.9% South_Dutch + 13.1% Ukrainian_Lviv @ 1.93
5 90.2% South_Dutch + 9.8% Kargopol_Russian @ 1.98
6 91.2% South_Dutch + 8.8% Erzya @ 1.99
7 87.8% South_Dutch + 12.2% Ukrainian @ 2.07
8 89.7% South_Dutch + 10.3% Estonian_Polish @ 2.07
9 85% South_Dutch + 15% Croatian @ 2.1
10 89.6% South_Dutch + 10.4% Southwest_Russian @ 2.1
11 89.6% South_Dutch + 10.4% Russian_Smolensk @ 2.13
12 90.6% South_Dutch + 9.4% East_Finnish @ 2.15
13 89.8% South_Dutch + 10.2% Belorussian @ 2.16
14 92.8% South_Dutch + 7.2% Chuvash @ 2.17
15 86.7% South_Dutch + 13.3% South_Polish @ 2.17
16 73.6% South_Dutch + 26.4% East_German @ 2.17
17 88.4% South_Dutch + 11.6% Polish @ 2.2
18 86.2% South_Dutch + 13.8% Moldavian @ 2.21
19 69.9% South_Dutch + 30.1% Austrian @ 2.21
20 79.7% South_Dutch + 20.3% Hungarian @ 2.22

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From Oberbayern, born in a town in the Southeastern corner of Bavaria. I guess Oberbayern should be indistinguishable from the adjacent parts of Austria.

North_Atlantic 34.18 Pct
Baltic 27.95 Pct
West_Med 15.37 Pct
West_Asian 11.08 Pct
East_Med 8.69 Pct
Red_Sea 0.5 Pct
South_Asian 0.31 Pct
East_Asian 0.49 Pct
Siberian 0.21 Pct
Amerindian -
Oceanian 1.23 Pct
Northeast_African -
Sub-Saharan -

Single Population Sharing:

# Population (source) Distance
1 Austrian 4.99
2 Hungarian 5.94
3 East_German 6.91
4 Serbian 8.97
5 West_German 9.99
6 Croatian 10.01
7 Moldavian 10.2
8 South_Dutch 11.49
9 Romanian 12.37
10 North_German 13.32
11 French 13.78
12 South_Polish 14.21
13 Ukrainian_Lviv 14.86
14 Bulgarian 15.24
15 Danish 15.96
16 North_Dutch 16.11
17 Swedish 16.12
18 Ukrainian 16.14
19 Southeast_English 16.23
20 North_Swedish 16.86

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

# Primary Population (source) Secondary Population (source) Distance
1 90.4% Austrian + 9.6% Balkar @ 2.19
2 92.2% Austrian + 7.8% Abhkasian @ 2.22
3 91% Austrian + 9% Ossetian @ 2.25
4 91.8% Austrian + 8.2% Georgian @ 2.29
5 90.9% Austrian + 9.1% North_Ossetian @ 2.3
6 90.2% Austrian + 9.8% Kabardin @ 2.32
7 90.7% Austrian + 9.3% Adygei @ 2.34
8 90.1% Austrian + 9.9% Kumyk @ 2.47
9 90.3% Austrian + 9.7% Chechen @ 2.49
10 89.2% East_German + 10.8% Abhkasian @ 2.67
11 88.7% East_German + 11.3% Georgian @ 2.7
12 90.7% Austrian + 9.3% Lezgin @ 2.72
13 88.6% East_German + 11.4% Armenian @ 2.84
14 90.6% Austrian + 9.4% Tabassaran @ 2.84
15 92.3% Austrian + 7.7% Armenian @ 2.88
16 87.7% East_German + 12.3% Ossetian @ 2.96
17 92.2% Austrian + 7.8% Kurdish @ 2.98
18 91% Austrian + 9% Turkish @ 2.99
19 50.6% West_German + 49.4% Moldavian @ 3.03
20 87.1% East_German + 12.9% Balkar @ 3.04

Why do you use outdated Oracles? It's annoying. And when you say Oberbayern, does it means 4/4 grandparents from there or what?
I want to know which samples can be used and which not, so it needs to be specified.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Piotraschke

Some of them still live in Poland.

And these who are now in Germany - it is possible that they stayed in Poland even until the 1980s or 1990s and then emigrated.

There were big waves of emigration to Germany for economic reasons as you know, not necessarily connected to ethnicity at all.

I very much doubt it. I've read a little bit about some of the most Slavic villages in the Stolp area, and town after town, the natives were expelled after World War II.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Piotraschke

..

Can you just piss off? You are a plague that destroys every thread with your gibberish. Person is a German, not a Pole, not a Kashub, except in your feeble mind.
Stop butchering the thread with your delusional constructions.

We had enough of your s***.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Piotraschke

And the surname is not Germanic (Piotr is a Slavic name, while Peter is a German name).

I think Piotr was borrowed from Russian (Pyotr/Пётр). In Czech, Slovak and South Slavic it is Petr.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smitty

Kit ZL5459187

Where are these places: Philippsruh/Gro, Neuhof/Gro, Gro and Borrowila ???