Hi,
I'm glad to hear of your progress...Does the census happen to list the year
Belmira's (Velma) parents emigrated? If you don't mind, could you post a link?
Thanks.
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John,
When I replied to you earlier I did not have this information but Eric
Edgar found Belmira Cotta in the 1910 census.
She was 2 months old.
She changed her name from Belmira to Velma sometime between 1923 and 1929.
Her mother was listed as Mary and her father as Joe M. Cotta on the 1910
LOL Cheri! Am I sucking up all the famous people? Now if I could only get
someone to match my DNA ;)
On Thursday, October 8, 2015 at 8:57:48 PM UTC-7, Cheri Mello wrote:
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> Geez, Mel, it's not enough for you to be related to a famous Nobel Prize
> winner, now you have to be related to famous
Dave: I've been following this thread with much interest, and I'm also glad
to hear of all the new info.
Eric Edgar: You deserve congratulations for all your detective work!
Impressive.
Aaron: according to the 1930 census form attached to Eric Edgar's first
post on October 5th, Joe and
I would trace my non-immigrant lines first, so I could learn the ropes
about U.S. vital records, censuses, city directories, etc, etc. Once I'm
having really good success with American lines, then I'd tackle the
immigrants.
Your public library has a lot of good books on basic genealogy. You may
I am still extremely new to family history in general, and REALLY new (been
working on it now for about 3 weeks) to researching my family in the
Azores. I have almost exclusively used Tombo to find records, and just saw
that there is a marriage index. May I ask if there are links to other
Is there a street map available for Lagoa, Sao Miguel? On the baptismal
records of my 2nd great-granfather's children, it staes that they were
living in Rua do Vigario. I believe "Rua" menas street.
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Here is mine:
My maternal side is Portuguese
My paternal side is mostly German and north German, and some English.
David
*Admix Results (sorted):*
*#**Population**Percent*1ENF42.932WHG-UHG21.553ANE18.114Caucas-Gedrosia9.945
NearEast5.336Subsaharian1.97Amerindian0.24
*Single Population
Yes, I'm getting the "Internal Server Error" too, so it still appears to be
down (as of 10/9/15 11:09 am Pacific Time) Dang, I finally had a day to do
some research!
On Friday, October 9, 2015 at 8:08:05 AM UTC-7, Lillian Palko wrote:
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> I was using it yesterday morning until about 9:00. Now
Type: mapa lagoa sao miguel
into your search engine (I used Google) and then I clicked on the Maps tab.
Rua do Vigario runs north/south and is to the right of the red marker.
Maybe you can find a better map.
http://www.igogo.pt/junta-de-freguesia-de-nossa-senhora-do-rosario/
Cheri Mello
Thank you Cheri
On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 11:15 AM, Cheri Mello wrote:
> Type: mapa lagoa sao miguel
> into your search engine (I used Google) and then I clicked on the Maps tab.
>
> Rua do Vigario runs north/south and is to the right of the red marker.
> Maybe you can find a
My ancestry is 75% from Azores (island of São Miguel, with a few lines from
Santa Maria, Terceira, Pico, Faial and Flores), and 25% from mainland
Portugal (Beira Alta - Douro).
Manoel César Furtado
*MDLP K13 Ultimate Oracle results:*
MDLP K13 'Ultimate' Oracle
Kit FN21991
*Admix Results
I was using it yesterday morning until about 9:00. Now I get a 500, server
error so it's on their side
FYI
Lillian
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