That article by Carl Zimmer mentioned a way to see people connected from much longer than just 200 years ago. And they can't be talking about y-DNA or they would not say what they did.I think the 200 year view is way off for the Azores, citing my own real findings and proof of relationships from
On May 11, 2013, at 8:25 PM, p...@dholmes.com wrote:
I was just looking again at the Chromosome Browser for Family Finder and
picked someone I believe is on this list - Vivian Christy.
For my father, there are 11 shared segments between us. Some are slivers only
maybe 2 or 3 cM wide. And
Good Morning Listers,
Just wanted to let you know that I will be lecturing on Portuguese Genealogy on
Saturday, May 18th in Merced CA. The Merced County Genealogy Soc. is having
their monthly meeting at the Merced County Library at 2100 “O” St., Merced from
12—3pm. There will be a brief
Repost for Ralph Sellars:
My G Grandfather Manuel Jose LUIS' Naturalization Record states that he
arrived from Flores, one of the Azores, on the fourteenth day of May at New
London, Conn. in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty!
New London, not being one of the major immigration ports
Ralph S,
Michael C. Tepper's book American Passenger Arrival Records lists what
exists for American arrival records. I think they are at the back of
Chapters 3 4 (or something like that. It's not Chapters 1 2). He will
list what exists for which ports and the corresponding film numbers from
Mary and all,When using the Chromosome Browser, there is a selection in the top left side, right below the Chromosome
Browser Tutorial which says "Compare List" where you can choose either 1+, 3+, 5+ or 10+ cM.Make sure you choose 1+ to see the tiniest common segments.For my father's
Ralph, For that year, best chance for legal immigration would be Boston.It doesn't say he arrived legally, though. That might be where he jumped ship.Doug da Rocha HolmesSacramento, CaliforniaPico Terceira Genealogist916-550-1618www.dholmes.com
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Ralph,
I found this one that is close from Fayal.
Name:Manuel de Soza LuisDate:6 Sep 1850Age:19Sex:M (Male)Port of Arrival:New
Bedford, Mass.Country of Origin:AzoresOccupation:SeamanShip:Schooner LeonorPort
of Embarkation:Fayal, AzoresDestination:United StatesMaster:Manuel Joze
Antonio
On Sun,
Ralph,
Here is another possibility:
Name:Manoel de la LuisDate:6 Sep 1850Age:17Sex:M (Male)Port of Arrival:New
Bedford, Mass.Country of
David,
It looks like I have a connection, also. My great, great, great uncle
Manuel Silveira Cardoso, (died 1May1872) is the brother of Jose Silveira
Cardoso.
Judy,
I also have Joao Carlos da Silveira and Maria do Rosario in my family.
They would be on my paternal grandmother's side six
If you have free time, troll the internet for your family names. Last week
I stumbled on a smidgeon of information after plugging in my family names
and the last place I knew they lived.. (Sylvia, New Bedford) Turned out
the info to be a distant 3rd cousin in New Bedford. A couple years ago
I've got Sylvia relatives from Flores that immigrated in the early 1900's
and put roots down in New Bedford. Maybe we are distant relatives!
- Cheryl
On Sun, May 12, 2013 at 10:36 PM, Cindy D kcci...@aol.com wrote:
If you have free time, troll the internet for your family names. Last
week I
Vila do Porto, Santa Bárbara e Santo Espírito marriages until 1911.
On Sun, May 12, 2013 at 2:34 PM, George Pacheco bretanha1...@gmail.comwrote:
*Archive Requests*
-*Ponta Delgada:*
Parochial Register:
Baptisms: to 1911
Marriages: to 1911
Deaths: until 1911 –
Civil Register:
Um, I've been at a festa all day. I'm not sure what you're referring to,
George. You're making me feel like I've had too much vinho! LOL
This stuff isn't up on the CCA. What are you referring to?
Thanks!
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente,
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