Hawaiian marriages among siblings had to do with the rank. And like any
culture or any HUMAN BEING, Egos run amock.
The half-sibling marriage seemed to have been more common, and that was
because the females were the ones who were able to pass on their high rank
and it took precedence over
Just be sure to report all those bugs. Others have been mentioning other
problems, like if person A has 3 admix and the person B has just 2, the
third non-matching admix from person A will automatically/secretly be
included into the larger of the 2 remaining matching admix.
On Thursday,
Back in March when I finally found a marriage certificate of my grandfather
(online) I noticed that he was a witness to another person who married a
day after him. The other witness was my grandmother's sister-in-law. My
grandmother didn't marry my grandfather till after this marriage, so I
Attending Thurs. DNA segment, the entire day, then volunteering Friday
Saturday.
Kalani
On Monday, June 2, 2014 9:51:28 AM UTC-7, Cheri Mello wrote:
The Southern California Genealogy Society is having their annual Jamboree
from Thursday, June 5th through Sunday, June 8th at the Burbank
Cheri,
I remember Alice mentioning updating the tree, and I think you are right,
it had to do with FTDNA's tree not being current compared to what ISOGG has.
K
On Monday, June 9, 2014 6:40:17 PM UTC-7, Cheri Mello wrote:
I don't think so. Or not yet anyways. Kalani, didn't Alice say that
On Sunday, June 8, 2014 8:12:37 PM UTC-7, IslandRoutes wrote:
Congratulations to Kalani! I know him from the Portuguese Hawaiian
Genealogy Group on Facebook.
On Friday, June 6, 2014 9:32:47 PM UTC-7, Cheri Mello wrote:
1) The Azores DNA project on Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) has a new
Thanks Melody! :)
I'm coming late into this. I have a lot of catching up to do in this forum.
K
On Sunday, June 8, 2014 8:12:37 PM UTC-7, IslandRoutes wrote:
Congratulations to Kalani! I know him from the Portuguese Hawaiian
Genealogy Group on Facebook.
On Friday, June 6, 2014 9:32:47
I spent many years researching the Philippines and the records (in Spanish)
had the same exact term. And in my own family I saw my 2x
great-grandmother having lots of children without her husband around, and
then I found a marriage record at a later date, then saw all of their
children's
I think you're right about #1 where the grandparents' names are in the
opposite.
And I can never read the side margines. Ever. I can see some names,
dates, but that's about it. And the word faleceu, died.
Also, it's of the feminine sex, you had a typo - fermium.
That was great translation
I love how all these Genealogical or DNA events are centered around the
middle of the month, right before our tax deadline, on the 15th. The one
in DC, the one in TX and now this in Sept.
K
On Saturday, August 2, 2014 9:51:44 AM UTC-7, Cheri Mello wrote:
On Saturday, September 13th, from
Thanks! I've seen that page, just didn't realize that there was a way to
do it with the Projects. But I'm glad that there is, which what I was
hoping for not realizing it was there all along.
On Saturday, August 2, 2014 9:27:53 AM UTC-7, Cheri Mello wrote:
Who was asking me how they can
Thanks for sharing this!
I downloaded the actual article if anyone wants to download it for
themselves.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/cf7i6lass45wt80/Echoes-Sephard-Gene-Pool-Cryto-Jewish-Descendants.pdf
On Saturday, August 2, 2014 4:20:15 PM UTC-7, A Faria wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I found this
I'm aware of the Flemish and other groups that peopled the Azores, but this
has always been my issue nearly a year now, where I believe some of this
may be IBS (identity by state), although some people try to argue me
against this. This would mean basically people have similar genes/allelles
and Ireland
From: Kalani N mamo...@gmail.com javascript:
Date: Fri, August 08, 2014 12:16 pm
To: azo...@googlegroups.com javascript:
I'm aware of the Flemish and other groups that peopled the Azores, but
this has always been my issue nearly a year now, where I believe some of
this may be IBS
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
, 2014 at 5:29 PM, Kalani N mamo...@gmail.com javascript:
wrote:
Only time I've seen Porciuncula was in the name of the LA River. ;)
Kalani
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On Friday, August 15, 2014 12:43:23 PM UTC-7, E. Sharp wrote:
I looked up this name on Ancestry and there are many, many listed
especially in Brazil so it is not so uncommon as it seems.
E
Did you mean back in the 1800s? Or today? I know that in Brazil, names
with -on is very, very
Some people have been talking about an email they got from GedMatch.com. I
did not receive that email but when I logged in, saw a few things
differently in reference to the email that some people got.
Basically they are allowing a new feature, or new features which are
triangulation and a
Some who got the email about it posted what it said about the month.
TIER 1 ANNOUNCEMENT TO FORMER GEDMATCH DONORS.
I am writing to thank you once again for the support you have given to
GEDmatch.
I am also writing to announce that GEDmatch has recently instituted a
program called Tier 1 that
As is, errors all:
O presbytero Guilherme Vieira Botelho
vigario da freguezia de Nossa Senhora
d'Ajuda do logar da Bretanha ilha de
Sao Miguel, da diocese d'Angra V.
Certifico que no livro os assentos
de baptismo d'esta parochial relativo
ao annos de 1895 a fo. 6, no. se encon
tra o termo do
Too bad the timing's off. I would've attend. Maybe in the future,
assuming it's not during the busy tax season.
K
On Thursday, January 24, 2013 3:51:12 PM UTC-8, João Ventura wrote:
Dear Listers,
I am returning to California this year, in March and I have organized 4
differents
You're welcome Fred!
On Tuesday, February 26, 2013 9:10:44 PM UTC-8, fred_star wrote:
Kalani, this is wonderful...thank you for your time to write both the
Portuguese and it's translation all out!
Fred
Sent from my iPad
On Feb 26, 2013, at 9:13 PM, Kalani N mamo...@gmail.com javascript
You mentioned Seraphim but said record #72. Seraphim is record #73 and
that's the one that I did.
Aos vinte e oito dias do mez do Julho
do anno de mil oito centos seteinta e
três, n'esta Egreja Parochial de Nossa
Senhora do Rozario, concelho da villa de
Lagoa, Diocese d'Angra, baptizei solem
Looking for any descendants of Lionel AVILLA (1879 - ?), who was almost 3
yrs. old when he arrived in Honolulu June 1882 aboard the Vapor from S.
Miguel.
His parents were Augusto José d'Ávila (1838 - 1903) and Helene
d'Encarnação (1849 - ?). Augusto José's parents were José Correia de Mello
Hi Dan!
Thank you for that. I was able to gather all that info. from census
records too, and I'm looking for current descendants. I called last week
but I was asking something specific about registros de passaporte, I didn't
bother to ask if you guys had anything specific on my ancestors. I
I found that info. The info. that my aunt gave back in 2001 was that our
family was from Madeira, and I stopped searching b/c at that time, what
little info. I could find, didn't point the AVILA/AVILLAs to Madeira. I
mean I couldn't find any there, but a few in the Azores. So I gave up,
Thank you for this. I wasn't aware of this at all and explained one of the
last translations that i did and the response I got for translating it, why
there was mentioned of a possible wet nurse as well as the absence of
parents' names.
Kalani
On Friday, February 15, 2013 8:58:24 AM UTC-8,
Dano,
Oops, I kept looking at Vapor and as many times as I've looked at that
passenger list, I thought that VAPOR was an unfamiliar name. And I was
right, because I knew my ancestor arrived on a ship that began with the
letter M. My mistake. I was scrolling thru my notes and I had S. S.
I was looking at some of the data (GEDCOM) that I had given to someone that
began using it in his publications and realized that definitely is my work
because I did abbreviate the country, as the way that I learned pretty much
is like how you wrote it out, minus the detail part. But I learned
Well, I went through the other pages, at least for the website, it went
numerically but just for 1910, only that single page apparently, at least
that's how it was loaded up to the site. It seems that they're missing 11
pages in the index AND uploading them.
K
On Friday, March 15, 2013
On Wednesday, April 3, 2013 12:05:45 PM UTC-7, Doug Holmes wrote:
Geneva,
Without doubt, the best is testing through FTDNA.com and choose the
Family Finder test.
Hi Doug,
I was about to order FTDNA yesterday but was looking at the prices (was
considering doing mtDNA too just for the
Thanks Cheri for that! I was wondering about the medical part since
everyone else who told me about it told me that they had a good medical
part, which I never understood why since I've been on the paleo diet so
whether I'm prone to a particular disease, I could easily avoid it. Both
of my
Wow, INDEXING too? I just saw that label today but overlooked the indexing
part.
On Saturday, February 18, 2012 10:33:30 AM UTC-8, Sherry wrote:
Be careful with indexing microfilms. If you are using microfilms from a
Family History Center, the majority of them have a warning label on them
Aloha e Kawika,
I was just at the FHC today going thru some recs of S. Mateus SC looking
for my family since I'm not sure what part they were from. If you wouldn't
mind looking up these names where they were from is all I need to know.
Mahalo!
José Augusto d'Avila, b. around 1869
Pedro
From what I was able to read.
Aos dez dias do mez de julho do anno de
mil oito centos sesenta e quatro na Egreja Pa-
rochial do Apostolo San Pedro do logar do
Nordestinho, Concelho da Villa do Nordes-
tihho(?) Diocese do Angra, baptizei solemnemente
um individuo do sexo masculino a quem dei o
I think Tomas said it pretty much, and I'd have to agree with the part
where maybe on the continent they may understand you more than in the
islands. Question is, will you be able to understand their Portuguese? :)
I find some dialects harder to understand, much more so than those on the
Look up the address for the Hawaii State Archives. I believe it was the
Kekuanaoa building, but I could be wrong about that. I can't even remember
what street that's on.
K
On Wednesday, April 17, 2013 11:28:14 PM UTC-7, dahntat wrote:
I am headed West next week and will be headed to the
Grrr! There was mention a few weeks ago about a fast sale so we need to
act fast and June or summer time was mentioned. So I figured I had time,
so TODAY I got an email conformation that my DNA kit from 23andme is being
sent out.
Guess I'll have to act on this one now too, although, I have
I'm excited for you Lorraine! I wanted to go there for awhile but never
made any effort. Instead, been focusing on going back to brazil which I
will next year again. :)
Kalani
On Saturday, April 20, 2013 11:34:30 AM UTC-7, Lorraine wrote:
Thank you, Tomas, for this excellent and complete
Thanks for letting us know, because I ordered mine, I expect it to come in
if not today, then within the next few days. Thanks again!
K
On Monday, April 22, 2013 5:28:47 AM UTC-7, Richard Francis Pimentel wrote:
*Good Morning All,*
* *
*Just a reminder that the Family Tree DNA sale ends
Thank you Cheri for this info. This helps a lot, since a couple of nights
ago I was trying to figure out when I ordered mine, and it was on the 18th,
still haven't received it yet.
Kalani
On Monday, April 22, 2013 9:09:10 AM UTC-7, Cheri Mello wrote:
Here's the details on the whole process
Or next week. hahaha Thanks! I figured they're just busy with the sale.
I can wait a bit longer.
K
On Sunday, April 28, 2013 3:54:55 PM UTC-7, Cheri Mello wrote:
Kalani,
The admin page says that FTDNA mailed it on the 19th. Since you are in
southern CA, I would think you would have
It reminds me either earlier this year or late last year in a message forum
for Portuguese descendants from Hawaii, I asked people to please start
writing São (Sao) Miguel and stop Hispanicizing all Portuguese names like
João to Juan. People argued, saying that that is how they found the
Hi Brenda,
Another option, is to hire professionals.
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/
See Researchers Available For Hire
From time to time, I may receive information from people offering to do
research for others. I would like to pass that information along on this
web site in the
Thanks for the update. It's been months since I've been able to look at
them and when I first saw it, they started to digitize A União Lusitana
Hawaiiana. Now, a whole lot more!
K
On Friday, August 30, 2013 12:06:24 PM UTC-7, luiznoia wrote:
You can browse through, but not search a large
On Sunday, September 1, 2013 9:04:55 PM UTC-7, Doug da Rocha Holmes wrote:
In 1992 I took my first trip to Portugal, met my father's first cousin in
Angra and he was astonished that I could read the records yet not converse
in Portuguese. Natives are NOT likely able to read them, but if
Good tip! I recently attended some workshops where they talked about
boring organizing. But when I listened, I remembered of how I was so
unorganized, didn't document all my sources nor with dates and many, many
years later, it's bothering me. So the workshop on organizing would've
come in
I know of other Portuguese, one from Lisbon, the other I thought was from
the North. One or both also got Spanish, but I know the one from the north
(?) also had 100% Iberian.
Do you have any other European mixed in there?
On Thursday, September 26, 2013 1:06:13 PM UTC-7, Eliseu Pacheco da
My results on Population Finder shows: Finnish, French, Orcadian, Russian,
Spanish, Basque.
But when I run different calculators on Gedmatch.com, I also show French,
Spanish, Basque, Ornkey Islands, Jewish, Mediterranean (or maybe Middle
Eastern), Southern Europe, Italian, you name it.
Kalani
They're made progress I see when I looked at all the places yesterday. So
looks like just 2 more islands they have that are outstanding? My family
goes back to one of those islands.
On Friday, November 15, 2013 10:21:29 AM UTC-8, Doug da Rocha Holmes wrote:
More good news.
I asked the CCA
Oi Ubirajara, tudo bem?
Here's a link you can use, type in Brazil.
https://familysearch.org/ask/researchWiki
It'll give you brief info. on the census recs (available online or you can
go to the Igreja de Jesus Cristo do Santos dos Últimas Días), immigration,
etc. I'm not familiar with the
On Monday, December 16, 2013 9:36:12 AM UTC-8, Cheri Mello wrote:
Interesting Eric E.
I few years ago I was in Hawaii and I went on a tour of a sugar plantation
there. The tour guide did say that the first wave of laborers were Chinese
bachelors. And China is on a continent. Being a
I have my ahnentafel in Excel, but I just explain to people basically what
Dick Eastman does. I just stress that even numbers are males, odd are
females then explain how to get to that specific number or if given a
specific number how to break it down going backwards.
Hmm, maybe my way is
That link does not match that image.
On Monday, January 19, 2015 at 9:25:08 PM UTC-8, Lizmig wrote:
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/PASSAPORTES-FAL-1876-1889/PASSAPORTES-FAL-1876-1889_item1/P208.html
pg0136 #492
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From:
Portuguese American Newspaper web site. Maybe
access will be better?
http://library.umassd.edu/paa/portuguese-american-digital-newspaper-collections
Cheri
On Tue, Feb 10, 2015 at 7:05 AM, Kalani N mamo...@gmail.com javascript:
wrote:
Wow, they added more.
But that site always has
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