When I get back home from the conference in Salt Lake, I will contact you.
Cheri
On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 8:01 AM, Joseph Costa wrote:
> This may be a question for Cheri to answer for me. I got my mtDNA full
> sequence results today. A bit overwhelming for me to try to interpret
> them. There
Better yet, just post the memorial number.
Here's the one for Manuel de Mello that I posted a few minutes ago:
19526056
Copy and paste that link into the search on Find A Grave and it will take
you right to the memorial and then I won't see all the Find A Grave
messages in the group spam filter!
Hi Eliseu:
I would like to be added to your Graciosa list. I am researching my
grandparents, Francisco Sousa Rosa and Elvira Bettancourt Cunha. Thanks to
Joao Ventura I have found information for my grandmother Elvira. I have
been to Graciosa several years ago and saw my great grandmother, same
Can you folks please post the URL and not the memorial itself to Find A
Grave? Everyone that posts the memorial gets flagged as spam. Everyone
who responds back and does not snip the message (allows your email program
to copy the previous message) also gets flagged as spam.
Post the link like th
I am looking through records here:
http://www.ghp.ics.uminho.pt/genealogias.html
Some baptism records have the name recorded as, for example, "Maria ?" At
first, I thought that meant the second name was illegible, but then I found
some as "??" and one as "Indetermidad ?" Does anyone have a clue
Upper left page
Name of the child . I know the parents are Antonio Bottelho and Antonia de
Jesus but all I can figure out is the child is a girl. I've tried staring at
it but my old eyes aren't seeing through the ink. How would you enter this?
"Baby girl Bottelho" (?)
Thank for looking.
h
Repost for Ramona Nason, nasongirlsmom at hotmail.com
Hi Eddie, iam also on the search for Cardoza's. My GrGrandmother was a
Correia and married Joseph Cardoza, they lived in Sausalito. I don't have
much info and don't have any relatives left to ask. I have found census
records with they in it, bu
Thanks, Pam. The city was San Diego. I've checked out the on-line leads to
newspapers, as suggested by you and others (I had no idea divorces were
reported in newspapers), and so far haven't found any on-line resources.
I'll try Cheri's suggestion of libraries next.
On Thursday, April 17, 2014
Appreciated Fred, but the credit is all Manoel's he got it.
m
On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 12:14 AM, Fred Estrella wrote:
> Thanks to Margaret and Manoel for your help..."Mota" it is!
>
> Fred
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 15, 2014 at 8:20 PM, Margaret Vicente <
> margaretvice...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Manoel,
What city did this take place. It would help for instance San Francisco
there would be no records because if the fires during the earthquakes. But
thee would be a notice in newspaper. My great grandmother divorced on 1902
and showed in newspaper. Also there is a lust of orphans in a orphanage in
SF
I created that find a grave memorial and have since gotten pictures. I also
got the church records from 1880 showing the Cardoza family, I have to say
that there are a ton of resources out there, but the people on here and
everyone else that has helped me makes this an enjoyable hobby to have!
Than
Hello all,
I bought the book "A Ilha das Flores: da redescoberta à actualidade
(Subsídios para a sua História)" last summer when I went to Flores. They
have boxes and boxes of that book, waiting to be sold at the
newly-inaugurated "Museum of Lajes das Flores". I couldn't find the museum
contac
You can find the books online
at http://www.azoreangenealogy.com/biblioteca_acoreana_livros.htm
João Ventura
http://tombo.pt/en
On Thursday, 17 April 2014 06:03:20 UTC+2, Antonio Faria wrote:
>
> I haven't actually ever seen Volume VI only read articles that refer to it
> I believe it contains
This may be a question for Cheri to answer for me. I got my mtDNA full
sequence results today. A bit overwhelming for me to try to interpret
them. There were 17 possible matches listed for me for the HVR1, HVR2,
Coding Region, one of whom is a lady from Italy who is an exact match, one
has a
Doug and Manoel. I believe that instead of barar a Casa it should be eu vou
varrer a Casa. This means to sweep the house.
As you know only the very rich had any sort of wooden flooring or cement or
tile floors. Most homes had hard dirt floors. The women would sprinkle a little
bit of water on
15 matches
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