I was checking out those pins and they seem to be useless.They are showing the location of direct paternal and maternal lines of your closest matches. For my father, it shows my maternal match in Hungary, because that's where I said she came from. The map goes right to the village I input. There is
In regards the 1% of ancestry from
Africa and another 1% from Asia, the way I understand it is if we look
at a family tree for a person, it takes 7 generations back to get over
100 ancestors. At that level we have 128 if they are all different
people. Of course, if any cousins married then ther
I don't see the pins. Where are they?
On Wed, May 7, 2014 at 1:32 AM, wrote:
> I was checking out those pins and they seem to be useless.
>
> They are showing the location of direct paternal and maternal lines of
> your closest matches. For my father, it shows my maternal match in Hungary,
> be
My, my, aren't we both up late...When you are looking at the map of the world which shows your ethnicity, look at the bottom right corner for two pins, each a different color. Click on the top for Y and bottom for mt.Doug da Rocha HolmesSacramento, CaliforniaPico & Terceira Genealogist916-550-1618w
Actually it looks like the couple may have deliberately misled the priest:
«Advirto que esta
contraente de seu nome é Maria de Viveiros, filha de João de Viveiros Homem e
de sua m.er Maria Martins e nos termos davam ambos os
sobrenomes que faz confusão, mas são estes contraentes; tinham impediment
Hi everyone,
The CCA has now posted the Santa Cruz baptisms: http://tombo.pt/en/f/scg03
or on their
site:
http://www.culturacores.azores.gov.pt/ig/registos/default.aspx?serie=0&ilha=7&concelho=25
I'm guessing this week will see the release of the marriage and death
record books for this paris
Good work, John, I concur. I've never seen a "post script" to any marriage
record, where both participants were actually required to add a "signing
statement." *(I thought that practice was just for US Presidents)*. I think
I know how the church actually found out that the marriage was a fraud.
I think a lot of these questions are going to have to wait for the White
Paper to come out. I'm not sure if the author's name was White or why it's
called the White Paper. It's the scientific study and methodology of how
this all came about.
So, these questions are NOT going to being answered de
So, with this new information, I tried to research the bride's baptism and
parents marriage records. I think I found the parents record from 1729 (top
right page):
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-PD-SANTOANTONIO-C-1729-1769/SMG-PD-SANTOANTONIO-C-1729-1769_item1/P4.html
I th
Commenting further in regards to yesterday's new release of Family
Tree DNA's Population Finder that is now called MyOrigins, maybe a
bigger surprise is that my father's got his European DNA breakdown of
87% as follows:North Mediterranean Basin - 52% (From Portugal to Greece on the north side of
Hi everyone. I am having some issue on reading the attached document. I
have most of the information on both parties.
1. Rosa dos Reis was born, ( I am not able to read the birth date) to
Felicio Dos Reis and Esther Corriea da Silva
2. Manuel espionla da Veiga was born ( not able to read bi
Bob C,
If you would like help, include the link to the CCA site (exact image) and
tell people to look at the upper right, lower left, etc.
If you include a link, you need to be sure that it works on all computer
platforms (PC, Mac, Linux) and that everyone on this list (1200 people) has
the corre
Doug,
Interestingly, some of my closer Y-DNA (J2 haplotype - from my
Azorean-descended father) matches have English surnames. One theory is that
both of our branches came from a common Roman soldier, who I suppose eventually
made his way to England. The TIP estimate is that our common ancesto
The correct name is d'Eiró (de Eiró).
Eliseu Pacheco da Silva
No dia 07/05/2014, às 04:14, Kawika322 escreveu:
> Hi Lee,
>
> In the first record, I would say Isabel's surname is definitely Diero.
>
> The second record on the second page it is just stating that they are all
> from this sam
Sorry everyone I did not know the page or photo I sent did not turn out.
Please take a look at this link
I need information on # 6 and #7.
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/GRA-SC-SANTACRUZ-B-1904-1911/GRA-SC-SANTACRUZ-B-1904-1911_item1/
P32.html
Please see below
In a me
#6 Rosa was born September 21, 1904 and she was baptized January 22, 1905
#7 Manuel was born November 6, 1904 and he was baptized January 22, 1905
Great penmanship by priest saw that well
On Wednesday, May 7, 2014 5:23:25 PM UTC-4, Bob wrote:
> Sorry everyone I did not know the page or photo I
Rosa was born on 21 Sept and baptized on 22 Sep 1905
Manuel was born on the 21 Sep and baptized 22 Sep 1905
Eric Edgar
On Wed, May 7, 2014 at 2:23 PM, BOBCAMSCPW via Azores Genealogy <
azores@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Sorry everyone I did not know the page or photo I sent did not turn
> ou
#6 - 11 AM on 21 of September of last year (1904)
#7 - 4 AM on 6 of November of last year (1904)
On 5/7/2014 5:23 PM, BOBCAMSCPW via Azores Genealogy wrote:
Sorry everyone I did not know the page or photo I sent did not turn
out. Please take a look at this link
I need information on # 6 and
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