South Slavic & neighbours gedmatch results - vol.2

[Peterski]

probably admixed with Hungarians also

They look just like typical Carpathian Rusyns based on Eurogenes K36.

I don't think there were ever large numbers of Hungarians in that area.

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This is for the whole Stanyslaviv (Ivano-Frankivsk) Voivodeship, 1931:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...tion-pg.22.jpg

[Abriekman]

They look just like typical Carpathian Rusyns based on Eurogenes K36.

I don't think there were ever large numbers of Hungarians in that area.

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This is for the whole Stanyslaviv (Ivano-Frankivsk) Voivodeship, 1931:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...tion-pg.22.jpg

They admixed with Magyars a long time ago. Rusyn = Ukrainian + Romanian + Hungarian

[Peterski]

Stanyslaviv (Ivano-Frankivsk) Voivodeship, 1921 census:

[Abriekman]

Stanyslaviv (Ivano-Frankivsk) Voivodeship, 1921 census:

Carpathian Rusyns are mixed Slavo-Balkano-Magyar people genetically

[Peterski]

yes you are right.
i thought he declares as a Rusyn, i mixed him up with that hawklutz guy who scores similarly to him.

Is there any Rusyn identity in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ternopil and Lviv Oblasts?

Or is it limited just to Zakarpattia Oblast?

[Peterski]

Carpathian Rusyns are mixed Slavo-Balkano-Magyar people genetically

So are Ukrainians in large part.

I don't think anyone in East Galicia identifies as "Rusyn".

[Abriekman]

So are Ukrainians in large part.

I don't think anyone in East Galicia identifies as "Rusyn".

Now nobody in Ukraine does not identify as something else except Ukrainian unfortunately because of Nationalism poltics

[Varda]

In 1771-74 some Dalmatian Serbs settled in Galicia. There are links about that, but on Serbian.

[Varda]

In 1771-74 some Dalmatian Serbs settled in Galicia. There are links about that, but on Serbian.

303 families. For Yugo users.

https://www.poreklo.rs/2013/02/14/se...rba-drugi-deo/

https://www.benkovac.rs/apendix_single.php?apendix_id=86&dcontent_id=20

[Aspirin]

Not South Slavic, but... - https://lundiak.wordpress.com/2016/1...ure/#more-1069

"My family ancestry is mostly from West part of Ukraine – I was born in village Molodkiv in region called Galicia (Galychyna/Halychyna) near Pokuttya (Pokucie). I trace my genealogy approximately till ~1730 years, and no “official” relations with other countries whatsoever."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pokuttya

It seems what southern admixture is not uniform in Carpathians, and can variate in different areas regardless if is North or South. These are the first results from this area who I saw, and are still the most southern ones, especially knowing what this person originate from a village located 5 km from Polish border, and is the most northern geographically compared to other samples.

Spoiler!

K13

1 Baltic 34.92
2 North_Atlantic 26.87
3 West_Med 15.12
4 East_Med 15.09
5 West_Asian 5
6 East_Asian 0.88
7 Northeast_African 0.67
8 Amerindian 0.52
9 Siberian 0.4
10 Red_Sea 0.32
11 Oceanian 0.22

Least-squares method:

Using 1 population approximation:

1 Croatian @ 6,860456
2 Moldavian @ 7,886959
3 Hungarian @ 8,974471
4 Serbian @ 9,469107
5 South_Polish @ 12,745112
6 Ukrainian_Lviv @ 12,862446
7 Ukrainian @ 13,268209
8 Romanian @ 13,403067
9 Austrian @ 13,759909
10 East_German @ 14,04709
11 Bulgarian @ 15,384614
12 Polish @ 16,578473
13 Southwest_Russian @ 16,859848
14 Ukrainian_Belgorod @ 17,684521
15 Russian_Smolensk @ 18,862002
16 Estonian_Polish @ 18,94036
17 Belorussian @ 19,403739
18 West_German @ 21,725138
19 Kargopol_Russian @ 21,87295
20 Southwest_Finnish @ 22,250612

These are his 23andme results:



And these are the results of his wife, she is from the same area: