Romanian/Vlach from Eastern Serbia Myheritage and k13

[MandM]

I'm just mentioning this because of the stark difference between the two groups (Serbian Vlachs fom Eastern Serbia vs. Vlachs from Macedonia and Greece). I don't want the Aromanian average to get diluted, unless it is clear that the person from Serbia has Aromanian roots.
Maybe we could have another average for Serbian Vlachs?

I agree de should not delad echother, is there even samepls for a east vlach serbian average

[Ion Basescul]

I agree de should not delad echother, is there even samepls for a east vlach serbian average

I think vbn had one or two from Serbia, but I don't know if they were from the Eastern part of the country.

[vbnetkhio]

I agree de should not delad echother, is there even samepls for a east vlach serbian average

Here I collected some people with Vlach surnames and their matches:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post7105406

many of these are probably half or 1/4 Serb, so don't take it too seriously

[MandM]

Here I collected some people with Vlach surnames and their matches:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post7105406

many of these are probably half or 1/4 Serb, so don't take it too seriously

Thanks! But think it would be very hard to finde a "pure" vlach from east serbia, most of them have probably mixed at some point with either serbs or Romanians there, but we will have to work with what we have, I have tried to go to vlach fb and insta pages to Hunt for some one who have made dna test, but I has gone with out fruit

[Varda]

Northern Macedonians are more Vlach and less Slavic genetically than Serbian Vlachs and Romanians.

[MandM]

Northern Macedonians are more Vlach and less Slavic genetically than Serbian Vlachs and Romanians.

i belive you are right there! NM probably mixed alot with the Aromanians there, whiles The Serbian Vlach mixed first with The Slaves and and then after they left for Romania they mingeld with them, came back to East Serbia. And untill they do a proper testing on them we can only speculate about there DNA, but i think they are probably some combo of serbs with olteni Romanian.
I looked in Serbian DNA project and there are only like 28 people tested in that area, but i took all the peoples haplo gruops there, even if most are serbian surnames, i know many have changed there names, but its hard to say who is what, but it looks somthing like this ( I2/ 9 people) (J2 /6 people) (E/6 people) (I1/ 2 people) (R1a/1 person) (R1b 1 per) (J1/1 per) (Q/1per) (G/1 per)

maby some one can translate this to somthing, i am not that skilled tho

[vbnetkhio]

I think vbn had one or two from Serbia, but I don't know if they were from the Eastern part of the country.

They live only in Eastern Serbia. A couple of villages could technically be Central, but I don't think those should be separated.



Romanian + Vlach percentage: (Vlachs south of the Danube, Romanians north.)

[MandM]

They live only in Eastern Serbia. A couple of villages could technically be Central, but I don't think those should be separated.



Romanian + Vlach percentage: (Vlachs south of the Danube, Romanians north.)

The vlach from that area are saying that does stats are not correct just becouse most vlach choosed Serb on the cencus, but we have to go with what we got

[Varda]

The vlach from that area are saying that does stats are not correct just becouse most vlach choosed Serb on the cencus, but we have to go with what we got

Some cities and towns in eastern Serbia got certain number of Serbian settlers from other parts of Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Croatia after WW2. This is one of reasons for higher % of Serbs than in the past, not only assimilation of Vlachs.

[MandM]

Some cities and towns in eastern Serbia got certain number of Serbian settlers from other parts of Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Croatia after WW2. This is one of reasons for higher % of Serbs than in the past, not only assimilation of Vlachs.

Of course there is that, it just its dramaticly fallen the population, I belive assimilation, many have left the area, and as you mention, "new" settlers