Northern ostrobrothnia

[Lemminkäinen]

If someone still sees this interesting a few words about Kuusamo, the easternmost part of Northern Ostrobothnia. Look OP's map to see the location. Still in the late 1600s it was almost fully Saami region. During the next century people from the west migrated there and the area differs from surrounding areas in north and south.

Ethically people there are predominantly from the seaside with high Saami admixture, the reason why they want to belong to the seaside administration instead of Lapland or Kainuu. They don't feel kinship with them, because their root are far in the west. Very respected people. Unfortunately they are used in many genetic studies as a root of Finns, which is insanity, because they are heavily mixed and inbred. For instance that Indian dick Khan, who spread his idiocy now at 23andMe's ancestry workshop.

[Harkonnen]

Isotalo, Rannanjärvi and Kosola were all partly Karelian. Vihtori Kosola previously Kosonen.

Well surprise surprise surprise biggest heroes in Ostrobrotnian history ALL have Karelian origin BOOM

[Lemminkäinen]

Well surprise surprise surprise biggest heroes in Ostrobrotnian history ALL have Karelian origin BOOM

I am sure about Kosola, but no ancestry information about puukkojunkkarit. They were however broad skulls, so they have to be Karelians according to Harkonnen research. Stand for it!

[Harkonnen]

I am cry right now

[Aila]

I am sure about Kosola, but no ancestry information about puukkojunkkarit. They were however broad skulls, so they have to be Karelians according to Harkonnen research. Stand for it!

Once upon a time, I went through the Ostrobothnian side of my family trees with a fine-tooth comb.
Had no connection to Kosola nor Rannanjärvi, but Isotalo belonged to them Strangs. Storstrang and Lillstrang farms/households (if I remember right), hence the name Isotalo. And I think Strangs originally came from Sweden hehe.
No Karelian connection.

There at least used to be a site of Antti’s family tree, which then links to the Strang ancestry.

[Harkonnen]

Once upon a time, I went through the Ostrobothnian side of my family trees with a fine-tooth comb.
Had no connection to Kosola nor Rannanjärvi, but Isotalo belonged to them Strangs. Storstrang and Lillstrang farms/households (if I remember right), hence the name Isotalo. And I think Strangs originally came from Sweden hehe.
No Karelian connection.

There at least used to be a site of Antti’s family tree, which then links to the Strang ancestry.

Stop troll okay

[Lemminkäinen]

Once upon a time, I went through the Ostrobothnian side of my family trees with a fine-tooth comb.
Had no connection to Kosola nor Rannanjärvi, but Isotalo belonged to them Strangs. Storstrang and Lillstrang farms/households (if I remember right), hence the name Isotalo. And I think Strangs originally came from Sweden hehe.
No Karelian connection.

There at least used to be a site of Antti’s family tree, which then links to the Strang ancestry.

Probably they have Karelian roots. Strangs have lived in Lappajärvi at least 500 years, thus are Savolaxians today.

Ensimmäiset Strangit ovat tulleet Vimpeliin n. 1400. He lienevät lähtöisin Pietarsaaren pitäjän Sokaluodon ja Skaternön kylistä, Oli isäntänä 1546 - 1548. Oli mainittu Pietarsaaren sakkoluetteloissa 1546: Lappajärven Lauri / Olli Savolainen joutui maksamaan sakkoa 3 markkaa vahingontean Vimpelin Pietari Pietarinpojan kalavedessä. Pietari oli metsästäjä ja aloitti metsämajan ympäristöä pelloiksi.

[Lemminkäinen]

Stop troll okay

? South Ostrobothnians are closer you than me.

[Harkonnen]

? South Ostrobothnians are closer you than me.

I meant she was trollin. South Ostrobothnians were the strong wrestlers right?

[Lemminkäinen]

I meant she was trollin. South Ostrobothnians were the strong wrestlers right?

Not really, maybe fifty-sixty. Places like Vöyri and Laihia are western, but the eastern half and Savolaiskiila are not.