Thanks for posting that Eliseu. I think that will be a great help for
beginners wish I had it when I first started out.
On Tuesday, August 12, 2014, p...@dholmes.com wrote:
Good one, Eliseu. :-)
And by the way, I didn't study your list carefully, but didn't notice any
mistakes there.
No
Hello,
Would someone be so kind and translate this casamentos of my GGG
grandparents Bernardino Jose de Andrade Escolastica Maria do Espirito
Santo. Parents are Joao Ignacio de Andrade Barbara Jacintha, and Jose da
Silva Florinda de Jesus. I believe the year is 1840 (but not 100% sure).
The date is 28 Dec 1840.
He was Baptized in the Church of NS Annunciacao in Villa Porto on the Island of
Santa Maria
Rick
Richard Francis Pimentel
Epping, NH
From: azores@googlegroups.com [mailto:azores@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Paul
Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2014 4:24
It may have come from here:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porziuncola
It would be significant to someone with a devotion to St. Francis.
Mary
On Wednesday, August 13, 2014, Dano dpai...@gmail.com wrote:
I've never seen this name either, Rick, but it looks to me like
Perceumciela; I can'
My Grandmother Virginia Serpa Bettencourt bap wasn't anywhere. In searching
years before and after years I found this. She was not entered in Dec 1889. The
uminho people even missed this postscript mention which only gives birth date.
She always said dec 10, 1889. Does anyone know what the no
I wonder if this information about inverted segments explains the identical
results between you and your father:
Are there any exceptions or special cases in how our DNA is inherited that
would affect my predicted relationship and range?Yes, there are exceptions to
the way inheritance normally
This is what it looks like to me:
Bernardino Jose de Andrade X Escolastica Maria do Espirito Santo
28 Dec 1840
Matriz of Senhora da Estrella, village of Ribeira Grande
Bernardo Jose de Andrade, age 21, baptised Senhora da Asumpcao, village of
Porto, island of Santa Maria
(Joze Ignacio de Andrade
Hi Nancy. My Grandmother was born in Almagreira and she was also Cabral. I
hope you are lucky next time, and hope you enjoyed visiting Santa Maria.
Ângela dos Santos Loura
2014-08-09 20:18 GMT+01:00 nancy jean baptiste fishsongf...@hotmail.com:
Well Liz you probably will have an amazing
Repost for Sergio Cominatto:
It's Wenceslao, a corrupt spelling of the portuguese name Wenceslau. It's
comon to see ao instead of au in old spellings, as Nicolao for Nicolau.
Sergio Lopes Cominatto
On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 1:40 PM, Dano dpai...@gmail.com wrote:
Groom's name = Manoel de Sam
My Two cents worth
4/6-X (4 jun3 1910, this based on other such numbers ) could be the date in
which the postscript was entered, and could it be the date of her marriage, or
there abouts?
The date of her birth was 7 December 1889.
Hope that is of help.
Hermano
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Centro
Thank you, Melinda.How fascinating!We can't really know, I suppose, but maybe it's not so rare, either. Maybe it's just as frequent as mutations on the Y line, which could happen in any generation. Maybe I should check my own Y DNA to see if I have introduced a mutation. If I were swimming in
You can't exactly see the sticky segment, but if enough people test, you
can see a pattern on the Chromosome map.
I've mentioned this before, but it's been awhile. Roberta Estes, genetic
genealogist, explained it a couple of times in her blog:
http://goo.gl/1TNuX4 and here: http://goo.gl/Gnrwm1
Petition number is 288261. Number 4214379 is just the certificate number.
I'm 99% sure that I used the petition number, but those G-1041 forms are
quite different than the old form. They want a C number and now that looks
like the 4214379 certificate number. You might want to enclose a copy of
On Monday, August 11, 2014 9:53:53 AM UTC-7, Dano wrote:
Neither of these lists works for me, Cheri. Eliseu's list differs from the
abbreviations I've come across in my research. I'm not sure from what
source Mr. Ramos is getting his information, but, there are several
inconsistencies in
Only time I've seen Porciuncula was in the name of the LA River. ;)
Kalani
On Wednesday, August 13, 2014 10:17:35 PM UTC-7, Doug da Rocha Holmes wrote:
Yes, that's the name, Eliseu.
It's pretty rare. I have only 15 people in my database with that name.
They range from the 1600s to the
From what I gather from what Roberta Estes states is that IBS can be just
as useful in identifying which populations one descends from as IBD, the
main difference being that IBS is picking up a distant common ancestor and
IBD is generally considered to be picking up common ancestry in a
Good point, Antonio.Either way, you are related to that person.Maybe it happens a lot that large chunks of DNA are passed down and we get these false readings for how close they are. I know it's happening for our Azores ancestors where if I am projected as a 4th cousin, it usually means I'm going
Greetings from the Chicago area. I am wondering whether anyone knows
of a Frenchman who came to Terceira in the late 1600s or early 1700s? I
believe he may have married a Sousa (Souza?) and fathered a child named
Antonio, who was born c. 1707 and emigrated to Connecticut in 1726.
I think I heard this story about 15 years ago on the old Rootsweb Azores List.If you are not the same person, you can google it for details.If this is not the same person, maybe you can give more details. I don't remember seeing it, but know foreigners have settled in Terceira and have many
It is interesting to see everyone's experiences with GEDMatch. I'm trying
to encourage the researchers on the Portuguese Hawaiian Group on Facebook
to upload their data so that more Portuguese researchers will be included.
I have several estimated 4th generation matches. I've started emailing
In the past week I have gone through the baptismals for 1856-1863 in Fenais
da Vera Cruz, Achada, and Algarvia searching for Antonio Pacheco. I came
up with a big fat zero. I'm not sure where to look next, if I somehow
missed it, or if I should accept that his baptismal is not to be found.
If you didn't yet try it, take a look also at the Eurogenes Jtest for percentages of Jewish ancestry. It gets more specific than the rest. Then there is one for Africa if you have any African.I'm finding there are many matches who tested with 23andMe and Ancestry, so it's so nice to see who else
Is everyone aware the FTDNA GEDCOM uploads are temporarily disabled while they
work on a system update. We are asked to Please check back again. I know
some matches are waiting for my information, but it has been delayed by the
system.
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