Mel, this might not give you any more info than you already have, but Antonio Miguel de Braga - age 32, arrived in the Port of New York on 11-Apr-1895 aboard the SS Oevenum. He was accompanied by family members (including his wife Maria da Gloria-age 39, two children named Maria-age 6,and 4, respectively, Patrocinia-age 1, and Jacinta Rosa-age 60). Their destination was not Fall River, but, New Bedford* (**ref Ellis Island Foundation).* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On Sunday, June 15, 2014 11:09:14 PM UTC-4, IslandRoutes wrote: > > I am stuck on a genealogy problem until Maia records come online. I found > Antonio Miguel de Braga in the Azorean passport records. His parents were > given as M. de Braga and Ermelinda do Rozario. His wife was Maria da > Gloria Rapoza, daughter of Jose Rapoza and Jacinta Roza de Braga. > > So far, most of the de Braga's in Maia connect to me that was born in the > 1800s. I am related to Maria da Gloria Rapoza's mother. She was the > daughter of Jacintho Jose de Braga and Rosa de Medeiros Pacheco, who are my > ancestors. I descend from their son, Jozimas de Braga. > > I cannot connect Antonio to my tree though. My own research stopped in > the early 1880s. From the passport, Antonio was born ca 1863. Because of > the middle name, Miguel, I believe he may descend from Jacintho Jose de > Braga's brother, Miguel de Braga (m. Emilia do Estrella da Coutto). > > Antonio and Maria had several children. These were born in Maia: > Maria I., Maria S., Hanna, Maria do P. (m. Manuel R. Vivieros), Maria, > Bertha, and Patrocinia. The family came over on the SS Oevenuem in 1895. > Only Maria I. and Patrocinia are listed in the passport/ship manifest. The > other names come from the 1900 census. I suspect Patrocinia and Maria do. > P. de Braga are one and the same person. The others, I am not sure. They > could be children left behind in Maia, then brought to Fall River before > 1900. or the children of relatives, but not not identified as such in the > census. > > There were more children born after they got to Fall River, MA: Glormina > (from the Census, name may be mangled), Lena, Antonio M. (died at age 3), > Irene, Peter (m. Margaret Carroll), Antone (m. Alice McCormack), and Joseph. > > I would sure like to know if and where Antonio fits into the tree. If > anyone is researching this family and knows, I would appreciate it! > > >
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