Manuel Arruda da Camara Cabral, from Capelas; and Rosa Candida de Jesus,
from Santo Antonio.
Manoel
Em quarta-feira, 20 de fevereiro de 2013 23h27min59s UTC-3, fred_star
escreveu:
Today I believe I found the marriage record for my Great Grandfather,
Francisco Tavares. However I'm having
Hi Liz,
If you log into your personal FTDNA page with your kit number and password,
you will see that the expect results date has been moved to March 4th.
There's also an explanation there about running behind.
On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 6:28 PM, Elizabeth Migliori lizmi...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi
From FTDNA (via Facebook):
The majority of the files are now processed. Only a few hundred out of the
entire database didn't complete the matching sequence completely and we're
running that process on those kits now. As soon as they're finished, we'll
run the standard filter that adjusts for
Cheri,
What more can you tell us about this low $39 fee being offered by Family
Tree DNA Y-12. Now I know it's only 12 marker but it's a start for some
who can afford this low charge and then later they update to 25, 37, etc.
I know I have a couple of people I would like to start testing with
Dear Fred:
Here is what I have on your line.
Francisco Tavares, b. 14-11-1872 in Bretanha, son of José Tavares (b. 1-Apr
1833 in Bretanha) and Maria de Jesus (b. in Ginetes in 1832, according to their
marriage record: Bretanha-26 Mar 1854), grandson of Francisco Tavares (b.
21-2-1807 in
My mother's family surname is Luiz. That was her grandfather's middle name.
He dropped the Noia when he came from Flores to California. Her father used
Lewis for a time to sound more American.
IT wasn't used by any of the family in Flores, or seen on his baptism
record, so I'll assume it was a
I also have a Lewis grandfather. He was born in Vila do Topo, Sao Jorges,
Azore
Islandshttp://places.ancestry.com/index.aspx?tid=21697015pid=1120770902eid=12514172015in
1891 and came to the US in 1901 with his widowed mother and one older
brother and a younger sister. The information I was given
I just noticed that when I went to check on the hold up with the Family
Finder test. Since I have lunch break, I'll be quick.
Family Tree DNA is in London at their genealogy show (Who Do You Think You
Are?) The last couple of years, they have a conference special.
Apparently, this year, it's
I have in my file a Emily Lewis who married Joe Santos and moved to Santa
Clara, CA In Hawaii she used Luis/Luiz but in California Lewis. Someone is
researching this couple but I have not been able to get a response from
them.
My dad's side of the family was EASY! (Mostly English with a
Thanks, John. Your info filled some holes on my tree. I will definitely keep
your contact info for future reference.
Congratulations on retiring!
Fred
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On Feb 22, 2013, at 11:07 AM, John Raposo marra...@yahoo.com wrote:
Dear Fred:
Here is what I have on your line.
Lorinda,
I have the surname Luis in my line from Sao Jorge also. Only they are from
Ribeira Seca, parish of San Tiago. You may want to check there. My grandfather
was Jose Texeira Luis.
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On Feb 22, 2013, at 11:29 AM, Lorinda Sevenans lseven...@gmail.com wrote:
I also
I have many Luis ancestors. I think some are from Pico, but I know many are from Terceira, such as my Gonçalves Luís line. I have always considered it simply a first name used as a surname.Here is my line:Manuel Gonçalves Luís, son of Jacinto Gonçalves, the son of Luís Gonçalves.So in this case,
Re Oakland: Just curious whether anyone here knows if the owners of the
Louis Stores (a few grocery stores in Oakland and Berkeley in the mid-20th
century) -- as well as Vern's Market at 50th Street and Telegraph Avenue in
Oakland (allegedly run by a son) -- were owned by Portuguese-Americans.
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