Hi Cheri,
This begs a particular question from me in regards to the various tests.
I've researched a number of families I believe belong to me, but don't
have the definitive records to prove it, so DNA would be the only solution.
However, I've always understood the female line couldn't be tra
End of July/early August for me. Five nights on Faial, with a day
trip to Sao Jorge. One day/night on Pico and two nights in Flores.
No luck on the genealogical aspect, however, despite half a day in the
record office in Horta. But when I do make the break~through, I've
photographs of all thir
It's very common in England & UK families of an earlier period to
follow this practice. On some of my branches I even have three
children in the one family all named after their father and
grandfather (and uncle and gt. uncle and so on) each taking the place
of an elder sibling who died.
It seem
I suspect I'll see others I've "bumped into" before on Azorean
genealogical mailing lists, but I've been off them for awhile. But
now I'm heading that way, so thought I'd try and catch up with news on
the genealogical front in Faial etc.
background:
Emmanuel DIAZ, my gt.gt. grandfather
b. 31 Aug
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