They usually take 6-8 weeks once they receive your kit. When it is sent to the
lab they will post an estimated date the results can be expected on your page.
Rick
Richard Francis Pimentel
Epping, NH
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Sent: Monday,
Cheri
I mailed back my DNA test today. How long does it take to do? Do I go
online to see the results?
Al Sequeira
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Hi Al,
You'll be notified as will the admins when your results are posted. You'll be
given directions showing you how to view your results online. If you need help
one or more of the admins will help you. This could take several weeks or more
depending on how busy the lab is processing results
Antonio,
I don't seem to have any continental Portugal matches at first glance, but i
did notice i have a few matches from continental Spain. One is a 4th
cousin-remote relation and there is no tree posted, but surnames seem to be
half from Spain and half Poland. The other match (3-5th
Al,
In addition to what was said, FTDNA will send an automated email to you
(and all us admins) once your DNA arrives and is checked it. It will be
batched on Wednesdays and extractions always begin on Thursdays.
Rick may not be aware, but only admins can see the expected dates now. On
your
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/PASSAPORTES-FAL-1876-1889/PASSAPORTES-FAL-1876-1889_item1/P208.html
This is the link to the passport record of my great grandmother Isabel dos
Santos Simas.
I can't make out some of the words in the column that explains who she is
traveling
The Portugal DNA project doesn't have a whole lot of recruitment going on.
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada
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I'm not surprised also there is no contact information for the
administrator. When I type in Portugal DNA Project this is all I get.
Although it all looks nice and neat I don't know who to contact if I have a
question.
Hello Evee
I see Isabel dos Santos Simas (27 yrs, married) from S. Roque, S. Antonio (?) ,
Pico traveling with her 4 children: Manuel (7yrs), Maria (5 yrs), Antonio (3
yrs) and Adelaide (1 yr); and her sister Mariana dos Santos (22yrs, single).
Hope that helps.
Hermano
From:
Hi Evee,
isabel is traveling with her 4 children and her mother, Marianna dos santos, 77
yrs. They're from Sao Roque, I can't tell if it's Santo Amaro, Santo Antonio or
Santa Ana.someone else will tell you.
Nancy Jean
Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2015 07:25:28 -0800
From: ejki...@gmail.com
To:
That's a good clue, the Silva surname is very common in Galicia, many of
our ancestors that settled in the Azores were from the North West of
Portugal we were essentially Southern Galicia until Porugal split from
Galicia. I have read due power shifting from Braga to Santiago de
Compostela
Antonio,
Azores immigration to Brazil dates back to the 16th century up to the 20th.
My guess is that nowhere in the world there are more descendants from
people from Azores (or from continental Portugal for that matter) than
Brazil, not even Azores itself or Portugal.
So, you can expect many more
Antonio,
The link you provided goes to the Public Results page which is after the
main page. Admins are listed on the main page. You won't see me, Rick,
Nancy Jean, or Kalani listed on the Azores Public Results page either.
Cheri
On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 1:52 PM, A Faria antoniof1...@gmail.com
Hello, any info on the Mathias family of Lomba Flores. They left Lomba in
the late 1800's or ealry 1900's and settled in Alemada County CA and also
in Lovelock NV?
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I believe I have located the main page no one is listed there either the
only thing I see is a map.
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Hi Geraldo,
Yes I was really happy to find out where all my relatives went to in Brazil
I knew that many had immigrated there and my matches are in the regions
where I knew there was a concentration of immigration from the Azores. The
point I was trying to make is there is a piece missing yet,
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