Wow, that's really neat.But on the Eurogenes K36 I ran, when I get to letter I (which for me is Indo-Chinese) I can't see the ones below that. I'll have to try other tests with fewer categories so that doesn't happen.Doug da Rocha HolmesPico Terceira
Ok so somewhere along the line I missed out about this GEDMatch.com site.
Can someone explain to me what it is? I am guessing the purpose of it is
to find DNA matches.
I would really like to know more about it. I have read the posts connected
to this Have you uploaded your DNA results to
After viewing a different GEDMATCH post I decided to check on mine and
found the following (not sure if it's the same Eliseu Pacheco ds Silva):
Haplogroup
Autosomal
Hi Marilyn,I'm still learning about it, too, but know enough to explain it.Basically, you get your autosomal test done, which you did, and download the files for each of your kits.Then you go to the gedmatch.com website and create an account.Right away you upload these files which contain the "raw
!!! Would you explain why are you publishing this?
Eliseu Pacheco da Silva
No dia 12/08/2014, às 07:27, Paul pagome...@comcast.net escreveu:
After viewing a different GEDMATCH post I decided to check on mine and found
the following (not sure if it's the same Eliseu Pacheco ds Silva):
I like books, but, I don't necessarily *need* a library; I just need the
one book with information I'm looking for. Apparently, you missed the point
I was making, which was that you already have too many abbreviations (two
pages are two pages too many). It defeats the point of having
Dear all,
We are trying to find some information on a man named Fernandes Baleeiro
from Faial and Graciosa. As far as we know, he emigrated from Faial to
Bahia (Brazil) in 1726.
I'm aware that the information is scarce, but perhaps you could gide us on
how to begin or where could we try to
Hello Albert,Fernandes is a surname. Maybe his name was Fernando?Or maybe you are missing his given name and Fernandes Baleeiro is the compound surname.Your information about him coming from Graciosa matches what I know about people named Baleeiro. They are found elsewhere in small numbers, so can
I'm thinking it's likely a Jose or Joao etc, Fernandes, Baleeiro.
His alcunha or even occupation as a whaler.
You can find the Baleerio in Bahia records, but not until the 1890s.
Maybe some background on where the information came from would help here.
Eric Edgar
On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at
Albert,
Doug has given you some tips, but, you still need more info to be able to
find your ancestor. I'm not sure how you came by the name, Fernandes
Baleeiro, but as Doug has mentioned, *Fernandes* is normally used as a
surname.* Baleeiro,* on the other hand, translates as *whaler,* and, may
I have uploaded my data to Gedmatch.
Eric Edgar
On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 1:07 AM, p...@dholmes.com wrote:
Hi Marilyn,
I'm still learning about it, too, but know enough to explain it.
Basically, you get your autosomal test done, which you did, and download
the files for each of your kits.
Just a reminder for the genealogy workshop. They are filling up quickly,
so if you plan on going, register as soon as possible. When all seats are
filled, registration is closed.
Here's the original announcement for those who missed it.
On Saturday, September 13th, from 8:30 - 4pm, George
No doubt Baleeiro (found in records also as Balieiro) came from being a nickname, but it's also a real surname and usually from Graciosa.For some proof of my assertion it's a surname I take for example one Agueda Baleeiro of Velas from the 1500s, whom I have tentatively connected to one Pedro
Hi Dano,
Boy!!! (I wish I had your English proficiency!) J
Thank you for your kind lesson on how not collect/make/having notes.
Two big thanks:
- Thank you for your kind offer on abbreviation reading, which I will
not use because I do not want to bother you with obsessive-compulsive
Good one, Eliseu. :-)And by the way, I didn't study your list carefully, but didn't notice any mistakes there.No doubt it will be helpful to beginners who start to tackle the older records of the 1600s and before. And that was your intention to begin with.Doug da Rocha HolmesPico Terceira
Ok I was going to download my raw data to the GEDMatch file. When I
clicked on mine to download it said that there was an error. No
information found
Not good
On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 11:01 AM, luiznoia . noblankt...@gmail.com wrote:
I have uploaded my data to Gedmatch.
Eric Edgar
On Tue,
Ok now it worked the 3rd time
On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 5:36 PM, Marilyn Thompson mari...@jmtmlt.com wrote:
Ok I was going to download my raw data to the GEDMatch file. When I
clicked on mine to download it said that there was an error. No
information found
Not good
On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at
In case anyone is interested a complete family group ...Found in Sao Pedro, Ponta Delgada records:Antonio dos Santos, son of Domingos dos Santos, etc.http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-PD-SAOPEDRO-B-1836-1842/SMG-PD-SAOPEDRO-B-1836-1842_item1/P195.htmlMaybe 5 years from now
Someone is bound to find this one interesting if they are searching for this foreigner in Portugal:http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-PD-SAOPEDRO-B-1836-1842/SMG-PD-SAOPEDRO-B-1836-1842_item1/P176.htmlLook for the godparents of the baby named "dona" Margarida.Looking closer,
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