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[Blondie]

Sometimes widely divergent results, I must say. Some of them are just like Slovaks and some are very Germanic.

Because Slovakia had significant german population, for example the capital Bratislava was german majority city before 1920, but other big slovak cities were also 1/3 or 1/4 german.

[Dunai]

Fantastic!

Where will we see average for each region, so they can be added to Vahaduo?

I have the results ready, however I will wait a few days to see if I could add any more samples from forum contributors. I think we have time to add them to Vahaduo, later it can be based on even more samples.

[17571imre]

I have the results ready, however I will wait a few days to see if I could add any more samples from forum contributors. I think we have time to add them to Vahaduo, later it can be based on even more samples.

can we not try them already out? it does not have to be added to vahaduo right away.

[Leto]

Because Slovakia had significant german population, for example the capital Bratislava was german majority city before 1920, but other big slovak cities were also 1/3 or 1/4 german.

But those aren't Slovak results. Or maybe there is a few ex-Slovaks assimilated into the Hungarians.

[vbnetkhio]

No, can you please link me?

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...an#post6359259
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...an#post6359265

one of them is deleted, the other is still on gedmatch
email:

Spoiler!

JUDOMOM47@YAHOO.CA

[Aspirin]

And lastly I will post Eastern Hungarian results, starting with the Székely, and in this case I didn't include Maros County, which is only partially part of Székelyföld and many of the locals rather identify as Transylvanian Hungarians, but I did include Bukovina Székelys, who used to live in Suceava County, and fled there from Székelyföld in the 18th century:





Then I will continue with Transylvania, to which besides Maros I also added Máramaros and Szilágy counties, which are only partially part of Partium region:



And lastly the Csángó people:

Szekely and Csango looks very mongoloid based on these samples.

[Dunai]

Since I have found many samples of Hungarians to which I couldn't verify exactly from which region are they from, but will still be using their results for the brand new Hungarian average, which will also contain individuals from all regions I already posted, except Székely and Csángó:

[Luke35]

Since I have found many samples of Hungarians to which I couldn't verify exactly from which region are they from, but will still be using their results for the brand new Hungarian average, which will also contain individuals from all regions I already posted, except Székely and Csángó:

I was just thinking about how someone like my dad who was half Transdanubian, half Ungvar/Maramaros (Alfold?) could fit into your categories. A 'mixed' Hungarian category makes sense.

[andre]

And lastly I will post Eastern Hungarian results, starting with the Székely, and in this case I didn't include Maros County, which is only partially part of Székelyföld and many of the locals rather identify as Transylvanian Hungarians, but I did include Bukovina Székelys, who used to live in Suceava County, and fled there from Székelyföld in the 18th century:





Then I will continue with Transylvania, to which besides Maros I also added Máramaros and Szilágy counties, which are only partially part of Partium region:



And lastly the Csángó people:

The Csango from which villages they are from? They are 100% csango?

[Dunai]

The Csango from which villages they are from? They are 100% csango?

Besides what you provided the rest are all Gyimes Csángó, and yes, with the exception of one person who also has Transylvania Hungarian roots, they are 100% Csángó.