Dear Listers
Some great news for those with ancestors from the Island of Faial. The
book Familia Faialenses by Marcelino Lima has been scanned by Google for
some time but we were unable to read it page-by-page. Now thanks to the
University of Michigan we can view the book and even make JPG's and
Mr. Claeys has recently provided a good deal of information about
Flemish surnames, however, claims of this nature which greatly impact
accepted genealogical history need to be vetted. Until another
reputable genealogist confirms, and certifies this claim to be
factual, it remains only an unsubstat
_Click here: Marguerite de Savoie_
(http://roglo.eu/roglo?lang=en;i=3210028)
I could never figure out how Guill made such a big error with Margerite de
Savoie and with Willem Van der Hagen as grandson of the Duke of Burgundy.
All the Dukes legitimate and illegitimate sons are known...a
Not to impose , but I do know my grandfather married his niece. That took
place in Sacramento Ca. in 1891.
Margie
In a message dated 3/14/2011 11:09:24 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
marcioborba_ge...@yahoo.com writes:
1. Primeiro grau (1st degree) is brother and sister. This will never be
_Click here: Margaret of Savoy, Duchess of Anjou - Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia_ (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_of_Savoy_(1410–1479))
I've tried to correct this mistake forever...
Margaret of Savoy married three times.
She died in Stuttgart and is buried there.
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To unsubscri
A researcher by the name of André Claeys has been contributing his research to
the Azores GenWeb site for the last several years. He just sent me some
information that will be of interest to anyone that claims Willem Vander
Haeghen as an ancestor.
Mr. Claeys sent this: "Will you please publis
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