Post the ethnicity and religion of your great-grandparents

[Dunai]

Post the ethnic percentages of your great-great-grandparents and their religious affiliation.

14 of my great-great-grandparents were Hungarians, 2 of them Danube Swabians, while all 16 were Roman-Catholics.

Edit:
It would be cool if you would stick to my OP and provide the number of how many of the 16 great-great-grandparents of yours were ethnicity x, y or z, rather than just broadly mention they were mostly ethnicity x, y, z. And of course, needles to say, only if you are sure about it.

[Blondie]

My father side is bavarian, minor austrian. My mother side is danube swabian and hungarian mixed. Both side were/are catholic.

[Dunai]

My father side is bavarian, minor austrian. My mother side is danube swabian and hungarian mixed. Both side were/are catholic.

Can you post the ethnic distribution of all 16 of them? How many were Hungarians, Bavarians, Danube Swabians, etc.?

[Kökény]

All 16 of my great-great-grandparents were Szekelys, from the same region. My father's side was Roman Catholic, while my mother's was Unitarian.

[Blondie]

Can you post the ethnic distribution of all 16 of them? How many were Hungarians, Bavarians, Danube Swabians, etc.?

I will ask my mother.

[Benyzero]

All my grandfathers were Hungarian from the 18th century. Evangelical protestant, and Catholic.

[Teutone]

All my grandfathers were Hungarian from the 18th century. Evangelical protestant, and Catholic.

Same but replace Hungarian with German.

[Benyzero]

Same but replace Hungarian with German.

[Creoda]

Paternal Great Grandparents - Irish Catholic, with one line that was supposedly Anglican until around the early 1800s
Maternal Great Grandparents - English, Church of England, with a rumour of Baptists on one line, but no evidence as yet

My English grandfather was Catholic for some reason and my grandmother was raised C of E but converted to Catholic after marriage. I was raised very loosely Catholic, almost in name only.

[wisteria]

English/German American Protestants (Methodists, nondenomination), and English Quaker’s.