Post your DNA.LAND results

[Stears]

You're suspiciuos to me when you claims that you are 1/8 Dalmatian Croats, 1/8 Slavonian Croats would make more sense.

Wrong. The croatians in Hungary have origins from Dalmatia & Bosnia, they are refugees from the constant warfare with Ottomans.

My Croatian ancestor had surname which exist only is specific area of southern Dalmatia, and nowhere else in Croatia.

[Aenar]

Wrong. The croatians in Hungary have origins from Dalmatia & Bosnia, they are refugees from the constant warfare with Ottomans.

My Croatian ancestor had surname which exist only is specific are of southern Dalmatia, and nowhere else in Croatia.

Your Croatian ancestor is not directly from Daolmatia than you thin that your Croatian ancestor have a far Dalmatian origin.

Your Croatian ancestor is probably from Bunjevci people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunjevci

Origin of Bunjevci is in Herzegovina, in the Middle Age in Herzegovina they were known as Catholic Vlachs, they migrated from Hezegovina in 16th century to Dalmatia and Lika and in 17th century they settled in Baranya, Bacska.
In southern Hungary Bunjevci live around Mohacs and Baja.

[Stears]

Your Croatian ancestor is not directly from Daolmatia than you thin that your Croatian ancestor have a far Dalmatian origin.

Your Croatian ancestor is probably from Bunjevci people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunjevci

Origin of Bunjevci is in Herzegovina, in the Middle Age in Herzegovina they were known as Catholic Vlachs, they migrated from Hezegovina in 16th century to Dalmatia and Lika and in 17th century they settled in Baranya, Bacska.
In southern Hungary Bunjevci live around Mohacs and Baja.

The woman was from Croatian village in Transdanubia, so ofcourse it is not direct Dalmatian origin.

But the family name not exist in Herzegovina, only in Dalmatia. Bunyevác people are Croatians too. But I don't know about that.

[Aenar]

The woman was from Croatian village in Transdanubia, so ofcourse it is not direct Dalmatian origin.

But the family name not exist in Herzegovina, only in Dalmatia. Bunyevác people are Croatians too. But I don't know about that.

If ancestors of your Croatian great-grandmother came to Hungary 300, 400 or 500 years ago than there is very little canche that you have some Dalmatian genetic influence from that line, because they were mixed with locals in Transdanubia for centuries.

[Stears]

If ancestors of your Croatian great-grandmother came to Hungary 300, 400 or 500 years ago than there is very little canche that you have some Dalmatian genetic influence from that line, because they were mixed with locals in Transdanubia for centuries.

The villagers haven't mixed with anybody. When she married my Hungarian grand-grandfather, she was 100% Croatian, and spoke the croatian language.

As I said, before the 20th century, there was no mixing with Swabians, Croatians and Slovaks in Transdanubia. They mostly married their own ethnic group from village or neighbouring villages.

Now they are mixed. But it wasn't the case before.

[Aenar]

The villagers haven't mixed with anybody. When she married my Hungarian grand-grandfather, she was 100% Croatian, and spoke the croatian language.

As I said, before the 20th century, there was no mixing with Swabians, Croatians and Slovaks in Transdanubia. They mostly married their own ethnic group from village or neighbouring villages.

Now they are mixed. But it wasn't the case before.

I thought that you are from Székelyföld.

[Stears]

I thought that you are from Székelyföld.

Only my father.

My mother is 100% Transdanubian, and I was born in Transdanubia.

[Aenar]

Only my father.

My mother is 100% Transdanubian, and I was born in Transdanubia.

Did your father escape from Ceauşescu or he came to Hungary for some other reason?

[Stears]

Did your father escape from Ceauşescu or he came to Hungary for some other reason?

He came to Hungary at 5 years old. My grandfather was officer in Hungarian army, and they retreated before the Russians.

So he never return to Transylvania again.

[Ulash]

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