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''[[Samoa|Samoa]] [[Image:Gotoarrow.png]] [[Samoa_Vital_Records|Vital Records]]'' | ''[[Samoa|Samoa]] [[Image:Gotoarrow.png]] [[Samoa_Vital_Records|Vital Records]]'' | ||
== Islands of Poo == | == Islands of Poo == | ||
In the traditional setting, the custodians of knowledge were normally of ''tulafale'' or orator status. The Samoan term for someone who was selected to be a recipient of knowledge was often referred to as ''o e nainai'', he or they who are specially selected for the transfer of knowledge. | In the traditional setting, the custodians of knowledge were normally of ''tulafale'' or orator status. The Samoan term for someone who was selected to be a recipient of knowledge was often referred to as ''o e nainai'', he or they who are specially selected for the transfer of knowledge. | ||
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The way that the Lands and Titles Court arrive at their decisions is as much a part of defining history as it is a part of processing claims. Flaws in the process of recording and analysing cases produce flaws in future understandings of Samoan indigenous knowledges and history. | The way that the Lands and Titles Court arrive at their decisions is as much a part of defining history as it is a part of processing claims. Flaws in the process of recording and analysing cases produce flaws in future understandings of Samoan indigenous knowledges and history. | ||
== American Samoa == | == American Samoa == | ||
'''American (Amerika) Samoa''' is a group of six Polynesian islands in the South Pacific. Fourteen degrees below the equator, it is the United States' southern-most territory. It is known as the heart of Polynesia. If you drew a triangle from Hawaii, New Zealand and Tahiti you would find Samoa in the middle. Western Samoa is a neighboring independent country that shares the same culture. American Samoa became an unorganized U.S. territory in 1900. | '''American (Amerika) Samoa''' is a group of six Polynesian islands in the South Pacific. Fourteen degrees below the equator, it is the United States' southern-most territory. It is known as the heart of Polynesia. If you drew a triangle from Hawaii, New Zealand and Tahiti you would find Samoa in the middle. Western Samoa is a neighboring independent country that shares the same culture. American Samoa became an unorganized U.S. territory in 1900. | ||
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For more information about vital records in America Samoa see the [[American Samoa Vital Records|American Samoa Vital Records]] page. | For more information about vital records in America Samoa see the [[American Samoa Vital Records|American Samoa Vital Records]] page. | ||
== Family History Library Sources == | == Family History Library Sources == | ||
The Family History library has the following resources: | The Family History library has the following resources: | ||
*'''''Births Within the District of the British Consulate at Samoa, 1852- 1915.'''''' '''''Original records at Government Office, Apia, Western Samoa (FHL International film 1130493 Item 3).<br>'''''' | *'''''Births Within the District of the British Consulate at Samoa, 1852- 1915.'''''' '''''Original records at Government Office, Apia, Western Samoa (FHL International film 1130493 Item 3).<br>'''''' | ||
*'''''<b>Births Registeried by the British Consulate at Samoa, 1869-1915. | *'''''<b>Births Registeried by the British Consulate at Samoa, 1869-1915.'</b>''Original records at Government Office, Apia, Western Samoa (FHL International film 1129798 Item 1).<br>'''''' | ||
*'''''<b>Deaths Within the District of the British Consulate at Samoa, 1875-1913. | *'''''<b>Deaths Within the District of the British Consulate at Samoa, 1875-1913.</b>''''' Original records at Government Office, Apia, Western Samoa (FHL International film 1130492 Item 2). | ||
*'''''Register of Deaths, 1895-1899; Births 1889-1900.''''' manuscript (FHL International film 847935). | *'''''Register of Deaths, 1895-1899; Births 1889-1900.''''' manuscript (FHL International film 847935). | ||
*'''''Register of British subjects residing in the Samoan Islands, 1878-1915.''''' Registrar General's Office, Apia, Western Samoa (FHL International films 1130492 Item 1 and 1130493 Items 4 and 5).<br> | *'''''Register of British subjects residing in the Samoan Islands, 1878-1915.''''' Registrar General's Office, Apia, Western Samoa (FHL International films 1130492 Item 1 and 1130493 Items 4 and 5).<br> |
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