Patronymics isn't involved in this case at all. Normally, the rule of
thumb was that only the eldest male was entitled to use the father's
surname, so, perhaps Cristiano had an elder brother. Other males would then
take the mother's surname. Since women's surnames were often not recorded
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Mike, I am happy for you!
Mind telling us his full name birthdate his parents and grandparents from the baptismo that Joao found for you?
Hi Diane,
You should also read the information listed on the Azores Gen Web site
about naming practices written by Kathy Cardoza and Cheri Mello:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/naming.html It was very helpful.
Roselyn
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 10:10 PM, Dano dpai...@gmail.com wrote:
MargaretThe notation the margin by the curate Couto, refers the fact that a
copy of Antonio's birth certificate (the first one) was prepared for some
oficial reason such as aplying for a passport f example.Tha date that I read is
13 January 1866 which would make Antonio 28 years old could even
That article also helped me a lot, in understanding my family history also.
Gail E.
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Mike -
The earliest ancestor I can trace on my mother's father's side was a man
named Joao Pinheiro (possibly also Botelho), who was born in 1590 and
married to Beatriz Vieira Goncalves. Joao's church records claims he was
born in Cedros, but my research states that Cedros was not founded
if you're ordering an upgraded test will you be sent another test kit or do
the first test kits provide enough data where it just needs to be
interpreted?
On Thursday, September 27, 2012 9:14:58 PM UTC-4, Cheri Mello wrote:
Pam,
Because I think they the are going to be phasing out the basic
hey Leanne, as you can tell by my Ggrandfather's birthdate I'm no where
near as far back as you are, maybe someday, my next major stumbling block
is my GGgrandfather and where on Faial he came from,
On Friday, September 28, 2012 5:40:34 PM UTC-4, Leanne Anysia wrote:
Mike -
The earliest
Well that makes sense, hopefully in December I will be back at work.(I am
really tired of not being able to find a job) I had my side all pitch in
to do a Family Finder + YDNA 12, but not sure on my ex husbands side if
they would.. Most of them like me better than him anyways LOL so maybe I
Mike (and others who have previously ordered):
Your vials are being stored for at least 25 years from when you took your
first DNA test. They will pull your vials and run them. If they can't find
enough chromosomes (something small - like 3% of the time), a notice will
appear on your personal
Greg,
You can order the kit and have it sent to your daughter's house as you
stated and then mail it in later.
I still have a couple of kits that haven't been returned from the June
sale. As well as a few other kits that were order a couple of years ago
and not been returned. If they've been
Many families in the Azores took different names than that of their
father's.
Often a husband couple gave his wife's last name to his children, or used a
godparent's name...or, as I have often found, some names were simply
adopted at random. Take the case of my neighbor Antonio Silva. His
Do you have an ancestry.com account? This is her record:
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/24094979/person/1473461270
Seems she was still living CA in 1957 according to that year's city
directory. Her address was 198 S Main F Cntrvl 8-2646.
Her parents were Antone F Amaral (1865-1902) and Mary
Are you sure he was from Rhode Island? I show him living in Fall River, MA
and enlisting in WWII. He arrived in Boston on the ship SS Romanie from Sao
Miguel on April 23, 1906 with a man named Francesco Rego and 7 other
passengers with the last name of Cabral. Manuel's estimated birth year is
Thank you Rose for this link. It has given me a better understanding of all
the names, but it is confusing. My GGrandfather Joaquim Machado Pereira
changed his name to Anthony Mitchell when he came to Australia and the
family always said that Mitchell was the neighbours' name. I didn't
Saw this article in the San Jose Mercury News on Wednesday and sharing with
the group because of her exceptional long life but also because she will remind
many of you of
a cherished mother, grandmother, aunt, great aunt or old neighbor.
Julia Machado Rose
January 27, 1902 - September 21,
Wonderful life story. Thanks for sharing. God Bless Her.
E
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Dano and Hermano,
The questions were David's, I only gave him a translation of what the
margin note read without giving it interpration, nonetheless I would
comment;.
Dano, Curate is a derivative of the word cura which means to heal and
the priest of this rank was in charge of the healing of
Thanks for sharing this wonderful story.
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On Sep 28, 2012, at 6:06 PM, bellema...@gmail.com wrote:
Wonderful life story. Thanks for sharing. God Bless Her.
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Cheri,
Can you explane the differences between:
HVR1 to mtDNA Full Sequence, regularly $269, on sale for $199.
HVR2 to mtDNA Full Sequence, regularly $239, on sale for $199.
mtDNA Full Sequence, regularly $289, on sale for $199.
When I look at mtDNA on the FTDNA website. it states that it
Margaret; Thanks much for this explanation of the word “Cura” which we see
so often in the documents. I’ve been trying to figure out what it meant
besides “to heal” which is the translation I got on google. Always nice to
have one less thing to puzzle about! Thanks again, Sam in CA
Dano,
Tex (and others who want to know),
The total mtDNA molecule is *only* 16,569 base pairs (small compared to
other types of DNA that we have). Initially, only the D-loop region was
tested. This region consisted of Hyper-Variable Region 1 (569 base pairs,
I think), and Hyper-Variable Region II
Veronica,
I'm sorry I didn't know her. I looked up her tree on NEPS and have already
found four connections, making her a cousin.
Gayle
On Sep 28, 2012, at 5:03 PM, Veronica Perry nypac...@yahoo.com wrote:
Saw this article in the San Jose Mercury News on Wednesday and sharing with
the
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