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Pedro J. Sanoja replied to Linda Thomas's discussion What software are you using? in the group MacGenealogist
Pedro J. Sanoja posted a blog postThe Sanoja Family in Ellis Island.
Digging into the Ellis Island passenger registry, I came across someone who bore my name, Pedro Sanoja, and visited the United States in 1919.The Ellis Island passenger registry listed him as Pedro Sanoja, ethnicity:Venezuela, Spanish-American, only two years old at the time of arrival, and coming from Veracruz, Mexico, in transit to Caracas, Venezuela.The young Sanoja arrived with his parents, Juan and Matilde Sanoja (34 and 19 years old, respectively) on Oct 03, 1919. He was accompanied by…See More
Pedro J. Sanoja replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"Dear Mary, it seems we are on the same boat!
I got the same text from genographic. There is simply no paleoanthropological evidence in the tropical regions in Africa, and there seems to be little work in population genetics research in that area. I…"
Pedro J. Sanoja replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"Kathleen,
The Genographic Project is an academic project, not a commercial service. The advantage of donating your dna to them is that when you get your results you can transfer them for free to FTDNA. FTDNA is based in the University of Arizona and…"
Pedro J. Sanoja replied to Nat Ins for Genealogical Studies's discussion Introduce Yourself"Hi to all. I'm a former political science professor based in Drexel Hill, PA, born in Venezuela. Last year, I watched a Nat Geo documentary about the Genographic Project, an event that piqued my interest in my family's history. I started…"
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Sanoja (and spelling variants)
Obediente and other variants (Obadi, Obadia, Abadi).
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Venezuela, Spain, Holland (and maybe Central Africa?).
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Beginning Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- A DNA test with the genographic project that turned my life upside down.
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://psanoja.blogspot.com/2011/04/sobre-mi-identidad-y-otros-pens...
Pedro J. Sanoja's Blog
The Sanoja Family in Ellis Island.
Digging into the Ellis Island passenger registry, I came across someone who bore my name, Pedro Sanoja, and visited the United States in 1919.
The Ellis Island passenger registry listed him as Pedro Sanoja, ethnicity:
Venezuela, Spanish-American, only two years old at the time of arrival, and coming from Veracruz, Mexico, in transit to Caracas, Venezuela.
The young Sanoja arrived with his parents, Juan and Matilde Sanoja (34 and 19 years old, respectively) on Oct…
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