Very interesting, Thanks for posting
On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 11:04 PM, Sam Koester sam...@surewest.net wrote:
Mary; How interesting! I had no idea midwifes had this power.. Thanks
for sharing, Sam in CA
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Cheri,
Thanks for the reply. In checking the results, it lists in the 2nd column
Y-DNA 12 but I was under the impression she had ordered 37 so I am not sure
if anymore matches from her dad will be forthcoming although she states
there are more coming? She did send to me and 2 others we
I have a friend (not a midwife in the US) who baptized her chld at home
because she didn't think that the child would live. She used tap water (let it
run a while) and blessed her daughter using language she had heard at
baptisms. Her priest said that the baptism was valid the way that she
Hi Elaine,
I just verified with FTDNA...that 2nd column will display how far out they
have tested, not what was ordered. So your new match has the first 12
markers in, but you think they ordered 37. The 2nd column will say Y-DNA
12 because their test is in progress. When the 25 comes in, the
Thank you all very much for the input. Several folks contacted me offline
as well.
I have found several cousins who I didn't even know existed, and some of
them didn't know each other. They are grand children or great grand
children of my grandfather. There was a common thread in our
See corrections in red.
Here is some new info:
DOMarriage 2 August 1819, Rosais, Sao Jorge, Azores (page #) 61 Left Top
Felix Jose da Silveira
son of (Jorge de Sousa da Silveira X Maria de Jesus, deceased)
It says something about one of them being a native and BAPtised in the Matriz.
The
Hi Nancy. It appears that we are related. My Great Uncle was Cardinal
Jose da Costa Nunes. I can send you a link of an old 8mm film of him with
my parents filmed in the 50s. I met him and spent a couple of weeks with
him in the 70s before he died. How exactly are you related?
Frank Nunes
Frank,
Nancy Jean is in the Azores and will be back at the end of the month. So
if you don't hear back from her right away, you know why.
If you want her direct email, it's fishsongfarm at hotmail.com
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente,
My greatgrandfather went to Hawaii in 1882. I have the ship, names, etc.
for the voyage over. He and family returned to Azores around 1890. Are
there any manifests readily available for ships traveling Hawaii to
Azores? There is a child who died at sea on the return voyage and I'd like
to
David P,
The United States doesn't have any ships' lists leaving. But Hawaii in
1890 was not part of the United States. It was a kingdom until 1893.
However, I don't know if the kingdom kept any outbound lists. You can
check Mel's Portuguese Hawaiian site (www.yourislandroutes.com) or contact
On Thu, Sep 13, 2012 at 1:41 PM, DaveBoy djperr...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
What's weird is the three children are listed below her with her family
name. Their father's family name is Moniz Tavares but the kids are listed
as Casquilho's which is their stepmother's family name. Is there a reason
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