In Netherlands Antilles is there any record of incest in the families?
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This is all too common throughout the world, so yes, probably, you will find it in the records there as well.
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Aruba’s heritage dates back from the Indians of the pre-Colombian period that inhabited Aruba when the Spaniard Alonso de Ojeda discovered Aruba in August 1499.\nThey found the Caiquetio Indians of the Arawak tribe on the island. The Spaniards were impressed by the size of the Indians and logged that “they came to the island of Giants.”\nWhen they couldn’t find any precious metal on the island, they declared the island as “isla inutil”, meaning useless island.\n\nThe year 1527 marked the beginning of the Spanish colonization and Christianity. This is the reason that the majority of the population is Roman Catholic.\n1636-1951 Aruba was subordinate to Curaçao under various governments (Dutch West Indies Company, The English, The Dutch Crown)\n\n\nDuring 1725 a search for gold was done by Paulus Printz, but without success.\nIn 1750 the Chapel of Alto Vista was built, where up to the present mass is celebrated every Tuesday and on special occasions, like Good Friday.\n\n\nAround 1790 the white colonization starts. The little town called Playa in the past and still so referred to by locals today, needed a proper name, according to the Commander of Aruba. During a visit of the Governor of Curaçao in 1824, it was suggested during a meeting to name the capital after the Royal House of Orange. Oranjestad, the town was formed during 1790.\n\n\n1796: The Fort Zoutman was built in Oranjestad; this is the oldest building in Oranjestad. The Fort was restored (1974-1983) and is today a historical museum.\nIt was until 1824 that Willem Rasmijn, a boy of 12 years of age, in the dry creek of Rooi Fluit in upper Santa Cruz, discovered gold.\n\n\nIn 1837 the breeding of cochineal insect for coloring purposes was started.\nAruba was known for the aloe vera cultivation in 1840 and the phosphate mining (1859).\nMinor cultivation took place: silkworms, cotton, peanuts, and tobacco. Maize and beans were cultivated for personal consumption.\n\n\nIn 1916 mining ceased to be profitable.\nIn the 19th century Aruba exported a great deal of Watapana (divi divi) pods, because it was an excellent source of tannin.\n1924: LAGO Oil & Transport Company brings the oil industry to the island. Aruba got Electric light.\nIn 1929, the LAGO (Standard Oil Company of New Jersey) started operation and all other mining ceased. Two refineries were built and operated until the early 50’s when one closed. The oil era brought prosperity to the island. Nassaustraat was the first street to be paved; now it is called Caya G.F. Croes (the main street). Exxon closed in 1985 and the refinery reopened in 1991, under the Coastal Oil Company. In 2004 the refinerary was taken over from El Paso by Valero Energy Corp.\nOn February 16, 1942 the Germans shot off the first torpedo on Aruba, which set two tankers in front of the coast, on fire.\n\n\n1943 Hotel Strand was inaugurated, which now is called the Caribbean Town Resort.\nIn 1951, the Insular Territory of Aruba was formed on an autonomous basis within the Netherlands Antilles.\nDuring 1954 The Tivoli Club suggested the formation of various committees, to make Carnival a yearly event and for the first time it was a large festivity in Oranjestad. This year also marked the end of the colonial status and December 15 became the national holiday of the Netherlands Antilles (Statute Day).\nOn November 15, 1955 Aruba designed and got its own Coat of Arms.\n1957: Aruba welcomed the first all passenger cruise ship, “Tradewind”. Before the Tradewind, there were calls of ships carrying passengers and cargo at the same time.\n\n\nIn 1959, the first luxurious resort opened, namely the Aruba Caribbean Hotel, which is now renovated and called the Radisson Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino.\n1963 marked the opening of the Industrial harbour at Barcadera.\nAruba has its own National Anthem "Aruba Dushi Tera" and Coat-of-Arms, however, it was until March 18, 1976 that Aruba celebrated its first Flag Day. Since then Aruba
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no if they do it will be very rare.They have the same family outlines like 1 sister 1 brother a wife/husband or the same # of children.
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You might be able to try http://www.ancestory.com \nHope it helps!
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I am part Native Hawaiian ... via my mother's family ... we can trace our roots back over 200 years ... its amazing really ... geneology can be fascinating ... I have to do mine still ... my cousins have all done theirs already
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Generally sex with any blood-relative 1st cousin or closer, or adopted minor is considered incest.  Incest rarely stands on its own as a charge and is generally accompanied by various other sexual or corruption criminal charges.
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Not sure but there are other family tree sites out there that you can do searchs on such as familytree.com
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looking for relatives via DNA
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i do not know them, but i think yuo should try familyfinder.com or some link around that catagory. Good luck i hope you find them..
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How about trying to do a search in family trees, or just try typing the name in quotes in a search like "nevins" or "Norma nevins" is any one has done a family tree with that name you will find it.
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Yahoo Answers has a Genealogy category under "Arts & Humanities". Half of the questions there are inane. Most of the rest are either "What is the meaning of the {xyz} surname?" or "How do I find my family tree?".\n\nYou can't find your family tree without spending a month or two at it, unless you get REAL lucky. (For instance, an aunt has spent 30 years at it and has you in her tree.)\n\nYahoo! itself doesn't have any genealogy data.\n\nThe resolved Q in the Genealogy category have some links that will get you started, if you are still interested.
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Mother. Father. Sister. Brother. Son. Daughter. Aunt. Uncle. Grandmother. Grandfather. Cousins.\n\nPerhaps I do not understand the question correctly.
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YES, incest does exist. And it is taboo because it is family. I think more than anything is it is illegal becasue any children conceived will most likely be born with birth defects. This in itself is not good. But since you have brought this subject up and give this some thought. WE ARE all related. If the bible is as true as we are led to believe then ADAM & EVE were the first two people on earth. This being then they started the world and we are all from the same family. I mean WHERE did everyone else come from?
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Wow, weird how many people jump to this being incest and going on about the DNA problems.  There is no incest here people!!!\n\nMary Jones marries John smith\nMarys mom (betty) marries John smiths Son (paul)\n\nNo blood ties there at all between the two different sexual unions.  The only relationship is through marriage.\n\nIf both couples have a girl (for ease lets say sally and jane) then I think that would make them each others cousin, niece and aunt.\n\nSally would be pauls sister and so the aunt to any offspring of pauls.  This also makes any offspring of her brother pauls her niece or nephew (obviously).  Jane is marys sister and so the same is true, she will be aunt to any of marys offspring hence we have the relationship Aunt and niece for both children to each other.  They are also however the grandchildren of each couple.  Jane is the grandchild of Mary and John and sally is the grandchild of Betty and paul and since the only relationship I can think of between grandchildren normally is cousins I think this term applies here as well.
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identification of tribe and parentage
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Yes there is one called my trees.  www.mytrees.com you can find your ancestors for free.All you have to do is go to the extraction documents bit.Translate an old document for them and this then allows you an hour looking through their records.Why not take a look.Good luck.
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I found out that my family is the longest recorded black family in the united states from www.genealogy.com and it showed me the whole tree, just from my dad's name.\n\nI'm a lucky dude, you might be too check it out.