Since beginning this journey of discovery for my personal family history I have always felt it was important to share as much information with not only my family but to anyone of Cape Verdean descent and non- Cape Verdeans, alike. I feel that our history is so intertwined with the general history of so many people's that we can all learn from what happened on this tiny arquipelago off the coast of Senegal.
That being said, I have spent a lot of my own time, money and resources researching and combing through thousands of documents and additional hours putting all the pieces together. I really feel it is only right that I ask for a bit of recognition when someone decides to use any work that I have researched and produced material for. I have no issues at all with my research being included in anyone's work provided that they at least seek appropriate permissions - and at least a phone call - I'd even settle for an email.
So...© Anna M. Lima Delgado and The Creola Genealogist, 2013. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this blog’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Anna M. Delgado and The Creola Genealogist with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.
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For anyone who has already used any portion of this blog or research, I am humbled that you have thought my work worthy enough to include in your endeavors but it would still be nice to get my permissions and, in the very least, say "Hi".
Finally!! I have found someone that writes more than just dates about her ancestors. Since discovering my husband's 3great grandfather, Joseph Silva, was born in Cape Verde instead of the generic Portugal, and made his way to Hawaii where he remained, I have been searching for information about Cape Verde--information as in why's and how come's not just dates. I have really enjoyed reading your blogs. Maybe down the road in the near future I will ask your advice in tracing his birthplace in Brava where he owned land. Thank you so much for your passion for your family history.
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