Cheri, that's good to know. The director there was the person who actually
helped me get started when I was researching my other line from Sao Miguel.
His mother is Azorean. I will have to check with him and see if a larger
lens is possible.
Thanks for the info. That's why I love this group.
Eric,
That's awesome. I had that same sort of thing happen with my great
grandfather. Who, was also killed in Oakland in 1909 when my grandmother was
2. Weird coincidence huh? His name was Fernandes but I found the article in
SF Chronicle and he was listed as Fernanz. He was killed in an
Ironically,
I have another great-great grandfather on my maternal side that worked for
Southern Pacific in Sacramento... as far as I know he was working as an
attendant at a railroad crossing in the early 1900's... apparently there
was a runaway car or something and he tried to jump onto it to
Cheri,
I have tried many times to enter this contest. Each time I enter, the
please complete in red comes up just above my name. Everything else is
fine. But for some unknown reason to me my name is not valid.
Ally
In a message dated 3/31/2011 11:11:43 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,
Eric,
Congratulations! Know the feeling on breaking through. Wish I could be
there to share your serendipity... but I shall have to settle for a glass
here in Utah.
Ally
Vieira Anselmo in Ribeira Seca, Sao Miguel
Pinheiro, Nunes, Silveira in Praia do Almoxarife and Pedro Miguel,
The address I go to for Ancestry.com's sweepstakes is:
_http://www.ancestry.com/s46878/t21178/rd.ashx_
(http://www.ancestry.com/s46878/t21178/rd.ashx)
Sherry
In a message dated 4/2/2011 8:12:00 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
netadosaco...@aol.com writes:
Cheri,
I have tried many times
Eric,
When you go to the train museum, if you have time, could you find out if
there are records of weekly pay statements for 1858-1900 for the men who
built the railroad. I think I am interested in the railroad that was near
Mission San Jose, Niles area.
Thanks in advance,
Tish
On Apr
Ally The same thing happened to me until I realized that they want you to put a
dash line between numbers on phone number 000-000-
On Apr 2, 2011, at 9:24 AM, netadosaco...@aol.com wrote:
Cheri,
I have tried many times to enter this contest. Each time I enter, the
please
Also if you can not find the information at the museum you might want to go to
the main liberary downtown. They have lots of information for history and
genealogy research in the California Room. The state Liberary is on L I believe
and they also have most records for the state availible for
Eric,
How exciting for you! This may be an excellent learning experience for us
all --- with regards to the CA Death Index or any index for that matter.
A month ago I was working on my Brother-in-Law's family tree in the
Stockton, CA area. Their last name was Smith, so it was like
Hi Cousin Jacki,
According to my Cedros, Faial file you do have
the names correct Antonio Francisco de
Medeiros's birthdate is also correct. I do not
have the actual record but the Faial researcher
that did the village of Cedros, Faial also had a
note posted regarding Jose Francisco Alcaide
Yeh, I did that, there was a * at the telephone number so I knew to add the
dashes, but something else is wrong and that's what I can't figure out.
So if you win the grand prize, please adopt me into your family!
Ally
In a message dated 4/2/2011 11:06:46 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,
Group,
One Family Tree was on last Thursday night on the National Geography
channel here in Utah.
Their whole program was that no matter where your family has traveled
across the world, your roots will always trace back to Africa.
They were having people of various nationalities swab
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