I keep reading about cousins marring, but are there any recorded uncle and
niece marriage. I know this happened, at least in my family. I could not
believe it when I first found this. My great grandfather, gave his daughter
to his brother when she was 18. I thought it was odd that her maiden
I have a grandfather marrying his granddaughter. It was in the 1880s and did
surprise me!
- Shirl -
From: yukonang...@aol.com yukonang...@aol.com
To: azores@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 9:42 AM
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] related in the
Yukon,I have seen it many, many times to have an uncle/niece marriage.They call that related in the 1st and 2nd degree of consanguinity.However, often it's when they are too old to have children. I'll have to check on that.I have never seen a grandfather marrying a granddaughter, like Shirl.I
I know Eloise Cadinha has found an uncle/niece or aunt/nephew marriage. I
can't remember which.
1st degree of consanguinity: Uncle/niece or aunt/nephew marriage. Rare.
2nd degree of consanguinity: 1st cousins marrying.
3rd degree of consanguinity: 2nd cousins marrying.
4th degree of
Cheri,1st degree of consanguinity: Uncle/niece or aunt/nephew marriage. Rare.This is called 1st and 2nd degree.First degree would never be allowed, because that's siblings marrying each other - except in Eastern Kentucky... :-)I have one where he married his mother-in-law. They had no children.
*I have a nephew-aunt marriage in my family tree. One of my great great
grand fathers married an aunt about 20 years older than he was (for
inheritance reasons I would bet). I would really like to know the story
behind that. After he died he married my great great grandmother.
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*John Vasconcelos
Rodrigo Rodrigues has several examples of marriages between aunts/nephews and
uncles/nieces. Most of these were probably dynastic marriages, e.g., to
consolidate fortunes/estates or to keep from dividing an estate.
I have never seen a marriage in the first degree the marriage of a brother to
Does anyone know where I can buy TRAMOS? The dried Lupini Beans?
I live in Northern California, I also shop a lot in Reno, NV.
Shirley in CA
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Shirley,
My Mom used to stop at the Nut Tree in Vacaville and pick them up. That was
years ago but you might call them (if the Nut Tree is still there!).
Rosemarie
From: Shirley Allegre
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 3:23 PM
To: Azores@googlegroups.com
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Thamos
Shirley A,
In Portuguese, it's tremoço. In Italian, it's lupini beans. I think it's
just the lupin bean in English.
When you are in Reno, go down the International Foods aisle at the
supermarket (if they have one) and look for Lupini beans. That's how I
find them in Torrance (southern Los
Hello Cousin Neil,
This is Bill Seidler in California and I am a great gandson of Felicidade
Teixeira and her husband Ventura Pacheco Demello. I am interested in
finding out more about the children of Manuel Bernardo Teixera who is
apparently a GG Grandfather to both you and I?
This is
Hi Shirley!
Neto's Sausage and Grill in Santa Clara CA did carry
the dried Lupini beans and the ones in jars.
They have do have on line ordering. You can try them at
http://www.netosausage.com/
Veronica Perry DeMello
From: Shirley Allegre
Rosemarie,I drove past the Nut Tree recently, so at least the building is there, but don't know if it's open for business.Doug da Rocha HolmesSacramento, CaliforniaPico Terceira Genealogist916-550-1618www.dholmes.com
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Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Thamos
Yes, Shirley, you can buy some when you come to visit me. Silva's Bakery in
Hayward has them. Luso, formerly San Leandro, closed so none there.
Celeste
Celeste Perry ccgran...@yahoo.com
From: Shirley Allegre shir...@digitalpath.net
To:
At 05:00 PM 5/24/2013, you wrote:
Shirley,
My Mom used to stop at the Nut Tree in Vacaville and pick them up.
That was years ago but you might call them (if the Nut Tree is still there!).
Rosemarie
The Nut Tree has been gone for over a decade.
Joan Jurancich
joa...@surewest.net
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