[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Planning to look up these Lagoa, S.M. films; what to expect?

2009-07-31 Thread IGGY1110

Wow, thank you very much. I think I will try to go to Dartmoth then. I 
was planning to go to Belmont, which is about 20 minutes closer, but I 
had been thinking a Bristol county FHC might be a better bet for what 
I'm looking for. I forgot about that plan when I didn't see Fall River 
on the list of FHCs, but the Dartmoth one is only a little further. I'm 
sure I'll only get through a small amount, so whatever they don't have 
I'll be able to order for the next time.

Judi Phillips wrote:
 If you live in the Massachusetts area, the FHC in Dartmouth has most if 
 not all of the films you listed.  I have worked with the films for Nossa 
 Senhora do Rosario there.  They are open Friday nights 6:30 to 9:30 and 
 Saturday 10:00 to 2:00.  I go every week and the people are very 
 helpful.  The printer is iffy, but you can bring your camera.
 Judi
 
  
   Date: Thu, 30 Jul 2009 10:36:08 -0700
   Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Planning to look up these Lagoa, S.M. 
 films; what to expect?
   From: pacheco.jess...@gmail.com
   To: Azores@googlegroups.com
  
  
   I recently put together a list of things I want to look up at a family
   history center and these are the rolls I am planning on looking up:
  
   Registros paroquiais, 1594-1883
   Igreja Católica. Nossa Senhora do Rosário (Lagoa, Ponta Delgada)
  
   Batismos 1789-1862 FHL INTL Film 1438003
   Batismos 1863-1883 FHL INTL Film 1438004 Items 1-4
   Casamentos 1594-1832 FHL INTL Film 1438004 Items 7-8
   Casamentos 1832-1882 FHL INTL Film 1438005 Items 1-3
  
   Registros paroquiais, 1555-1886
   Igreja Católica. Santa Cruz (Lagoa, Ponta Delgada)
  
   Batismos 1707-1832 FHL INTL Film 1438006
   Batismos 1832-1877 FHL INTL Film 1438007
   Batismos 1878-1884 FHL INTL Film 1438008 Items 1-2
   Casamentos 1555-1676, 1688-1870 FHL INTL Film 1438008 Items 7-11
   Casamentos 1871-1886 VAULT INTL Film 1438009 Item 1
  
   I got all the roll information from familysearch.org. I hope I have
   all the information organized right.
  
   I was wondering if anyone with experience could just tell me what to
   expect when looking these up. Obviously I don't plan or expect to find
   all the records in one session, but how difficult is it to locate
   records and information in these films? I don't speak any Portuguese,
   but I have become familiar with some terms, mostly ones involved with
   vital records. Will I have to transcribe the records by hand or are
   there usually printers? (I know that would vary from location to
   location. Maybe they would allow cameras?)
  
   As you can probably tell I am very new to this. I know the staff are
   very helpful, but since i'm dealing with non-English data I wanted to
   be as prepared as possible.
  
  
  


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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Anglicization of name: Custodio

2009-07-29 Thread IGGY1110

While that's true, I have a family in my tree who I believe changed 
their surname from Rocha to Rose so it may have just been a similar sound.

Carlos Bertemes wrote:
 I dont think Christopher means Custodio
 The translation for portuguese is Cristovan, not Custodio
 
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 Pesquisando:
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 Portugal, Italia, Luxemburgo
 Reinert, Jungklaus, Van der Gocht, Ottekier, Hesse, Laux, Schumer, 
 Bertemes,
 Schilling, Fiorenzano, Feijo, Martins, Costa, Dutra, Dias, Silveira, 
 Gato, Sodre,
 Andre, Arruda, Aguiar, Lemos, Machado, Mattos, Silveira, Mello, Miranda, 
 Leal
 Quadrado, Rebello, Marques, Brasil, Teixeira, Baptista, Jorge, Van der 
 Burggerie
 
 
 --- Em *ter, 28/7/09, Benjamin George /emperorb...@gmail.com/* escreveu:
 
 
 De: Benjamin George emperorb...@gmail.com
 Assunto: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Anglicization of name: Custodio
 Para: Azores@googlegroups.com
 Data: Terça-feira, 28 de Julho de 2009, 17:27
 
 Thanks for the info.
 
 I was wondering if it was Christopher, because I have some records
 from my family that list a child with the name of Christopher, but
 on the Minho site there is no Christopher but there is a Custodio. 
 All the other children have the same names except for that one, so I
 was wondering if Christopher might be the anglicization of Custodio.
 
 Ben
 
 
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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: difficulty reading passenger list

2009-07-08 Thread IGGY1110

No, unfortunately I don't. I'm not sure how to go about finding it as 
the books aren't available on microfilm yet for that year. I did find it 
  strange though that in the marriage certificate of hers that you sent 
me, it would have made her birth year 1888/1889. Aside from that record 
though, the other information I have (US Census) it approximates her 
birth year at 1894. I would think there was an error with the marriage, 
but if I read it right, then it says that she was the person to sign it!

Jesse Pacheco
pacheco.jess...@gmail.com


Dan and Maria Moore wrote:
 Jesse,
 
 do you have a date of birth for : Maria dos Anjos (1894-1956) from the 
 following e-mail?
 
 Maria Moore
 - Original Message - 
 From: IGGY1110 iggy1...@aol.com
 To: Azores@googlegroups.com
 Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 7:05 PM
 Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: difficulty reading passenger list
 
 
 
 She was born about 1858, died in 1940. I don't know her parents. She
 married Joao da Costa Castelo who was the son of Joao da Costa Castelo
 and Maria Thereza de Jesus da Fonesca.
 
 Here are her children if it could help:
 
 Antonio da Costa Castelo
 Maria Magdalena da Costa Castelo (1880-)
 Joao da Costa Castelo (25 Oct 1883-1955)
 Maria (1883)
 Maria M. (25 Oct 1889-1966)
 Maria dos Anjos (1894-1956)
 
 I believe that they were all born in Rosario.
 
 That is all the information I have; if anyone happens to have access to
 the information I don't have it, myself, so I would love to hear from
 anyone who does. Thank you!
 
 Jesse Pacheco
 pacheco.jess...@gmail.com
 
 
 Cheri Mello wrote:
 Jesse,

 I'm wondering if it's a nickname/alcunha?

 I don't think the first letter in that final name is a C.  Compare it
 to Conceicao, casado, and other names.  EXCEPT, he's inconsistent with
 his C's.  Look at passenger 662, Catarina, and 668, Christina.  I still
 don't think it's a C, though.

 I also don't think that first letter in the final name is an S
 either.  Passenger 649 is a Santos.  646 is a Silva.  I don't think your
 letter is an S either.

 Now, this leaves the Z.  I checked on the Azores Genweb and in the
 paleography section, they don't seem to match.
 http://homepage.mac.com/kmacardoza/Genealogy/Paleography/paleography_02.html

 I have a suspicion that it is a Z, though.  I'd like to see her marriage
 or her name on the baptisms of her kids.  But it looks like that would
 probably be after the 1883ish film cut off so you can't order the film
 to see those records.  Only a few early deaths for Lagoa-Rosario are
 online right now.

 Anyone else want to take a look at it?

 Cheri Mello
 Listowner, Azores-Gen
 Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das
 Tainhas, Achada

 
 
 
 
 
 

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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: difficulty reading passenger list

2009-07-07 Thread IGGY1110

Thank you very much.

I was wondering if anyone had any idea why her name was kept so 
inconsistently? Obviously, this is the one I will mark down from now on. 
  However, as I said earlier, in her obituary in the diario de noticias, 
it was listed as Zimbrão. If I am not mistaken, that is also a 
Portuguese name, right? i have heard of names being Americanized but 
never of a Portuguese surname being translated into a different name.

Jesse Pacheco
pacheco.jess...@gmail.com


Margaret Vicente wrote:
 Hi,
  
 #651 reads: Maria Conceicao _/*Cymbrom*,/_ it also says she was viuva 
 which is widow.
 Margaret.
  
  
 On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 4:26 PM, Jesse pacheco.jess...@gmail.com 
 mailto:pacheco.jess...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 
 I was wondering if someone with a bigger Portuguese-surname vocabulary
 could help me read this document:
 
 
 http://pg.azores.gov.pt/drac/cca/biblioteca_digital/PPDL1916-1920/PPDL1916-1920_item1/P93.html
 
 I am looking at passenger 651, Maria Conceicao ???. In American
 records, I've found her last name as Simbro (Daughter's death
 certificate), Zimbro (another genealogist's family tree), Zimbree (her
 own death certificate), and Zimbrao (obituary in the diario de
 noticias.) I posted about the name once before and Maria Moore
 suggested it was from some form of Cymbron. I did not have this record
 at the time.
 
  I was thinking that what was written was Symbron/Syndron, but again,
 I do not know a whole lot of/about the names so I was looking for some
 input from a more experienced researcher.
 
 
  


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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: james H. Guill book for sale

2009-07-06 Thread IGGY1110

The book is no lonnger there. I checked after the original message was 
posted and a book on the History of the Azores was there. It appears to 
have been purchased.

George Pacheco wrote:
 I see only see books for a James T. Guille i don't see a James Guill
 On Sun, Jul 5, 2009 at 10:47 AM, blackice...@comcast.net wrote:
   
 Hi,



 There is a James Guill Book for sale on www.biblio.com for $149.50.

 Pat

 



   



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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: difficulty reading passenger list

2009-07-06 Thread IGGY1110

She was born about 1858, died in 1940. I don't know her parents. She 
married Joao da Costa Castelo who was the son of Joao da Costa Castelo 
and Maria Thereza de Jesus da Fonesca.

Here are her children if it could help:

Antonio da Costa Castelo
Maria Magdalena da Costa Castelo (1880-)
Joao da Costa Castelo (25 Oct 1883-1955)
Maria (1883)
Maria M. (25 Oct 1889-1966)
Maria dos Anjos (1894-1956)

I believe that they were all born in Rosario.

That is all the information I have; if anyone happens to have access to 
the information I don't have it, myself, so I would love to hear from 
anyone who does. Thank you!

Jesse Pacheco
pacheco.jess...@gmail.com


Cheri Mello wrote:
 Jesse,
 
 I'm wondering if it's a nickname/alcunha?
 
 I don't think the first letter in that final name is a C.  Compare it 
 to Conceicao, casado, and other names.  EXCEPT, he's inconsistent with 
 his C's.  Look at passenger 662, Catarina, and 668, Christina.  I still 
 don't think it's a C, though.
 
 I also don't think that first letter in the final name is an S 
 either.  Passenger 649 is a Santos.  646 is a Silva.  I don't think your 
 letter is an S either.
 
 Now, this leaves the Z.  I checked on the Azores Genweb and in the 
 paleography section, they don't seem to match.
 http://homepage.mac.com/kmacardoza/Genealogy/Paleography/paleography_02.html
 
 I have a suspicion that it is a Z, though.  I'd like to see her marriage 
 or her name on the baptisms of her kids.  But it looks like that would 
 probably be after the 1883ish film cut off so you can't order the film 
 to see those records.  Only a few early deaths for Lagoa-Rosario are 
 online right now.
 
 Anyone else want to take a look at it?
 
 Cheri Mello
 Listowner, Azores-Gen
 Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das 
 Tainhas, Achada
 
  


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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: How is a Portuguese obituary usually written? What words do I look for?

2009-07-03 Thread IGGY1110

If you're referring to the Diario de Noticias, the obituaries usually 
say the word Obito. Searching for the name you're looking for should 
be enough. The names within the passage will be recognizable to you if 
they're the right ones.

Nicole Rodriques wrote:
 I've been reading the threads and saw that a portuguese newspaper from
 the area my relatives lived is now online and searchable. I was
 thinking that since I cannot find any information on my great-
 grandmother Conceicao Silva (Sylvia)'s death, maybe I'd have luck
 finding an obituary in that newspaper?

 But since I can't read Portuguese, I'm wondering what sort of phrases
 I should look out for in the search...like the names of who she was
 preceded by and family members still alive?





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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Joao Pacheco from Nordeste, Sao Miguel (b. 1888)

2009-07-01 Thread IGGY1110

Hi. I originally made this posting from my other email 
(pacheco.jess...@gmail.com):

Hi group. Of my 8 Portuguese Great-Great grandparents, 7 come from
Lagoa.

Joao Pacheco is the remaining one and I was wondering if anyone
possibly knew this family or had any more information. He was born 9
Mar 1888 to Jose Pacheco and Rosalina Moniz in Nordeste, Sm. He came
to America in 1902 and married Maria de Andrade in 1906. They had 8
children.

I know this is vague but I have no other way to get information. My
grandfather has never had contact with his father's family. If anyone
knows how I can find the village possibly that would also help. I just
don't know where to start with this branch; I also haven't been able
to find any immigration information.

Jesse (iggy1...@aol.com)

I would like to add some additional information about Joao's children. 
Maybe someone in the Fall River/New Bedford Area will know them.

1. Mary (1907-1997) married John Leandro, had children Dolores, Edward 
J, Richard
2. Manuel (1909-)
3. Frank (1910-1974), married Maria de Luz Medeiros, had children Robert 
 Raymond, married Alice Fereirra, had children Barbara and Pauline
4. Constance (1912-), married a Nardone
5. John (1914-)
6. Georgiana Gina? (1917-) married Botelho and/or Medeiros
7. Antone (19178-2008) married Emily Medeiros Soares, had children 
Deborah, Marjorie, Ronald, Janice
This is a piece from his obituary which could help identify him:/
He was Past President of the Diocesan Council of St. Vincent de Paul 
Society and had received the Top Hat Award. On the local level, he was 
Secretary/Treasurer of the Our Lady of Health St Vincent de Paul 
Conference. He was the Recipient of the Marion Medal. At Our Lady of 
Health Church, he was the first Eucharistic Minister, a Collector and 
Past President of the Holy Name Society. He was the Past President of 
the Bishop’s Ball and served on its Committee since the origin. He was 
the Master of Ceremonies for the past number of years. He was President 
of the Our Lady of Health Federal Credit Union and a Board of Director. 
He was also the Past Vice President of the Fall River Electric Light 
Credit Union. Mr. Pacheco was a member of the the Portuguese War 
Veterans Club and served as its installing officer. In addition, he was 
a member of the Fall River War Veterans Council. He was a Chairman of 
the Building Committee for the Bishop Connolly High School Drive. A 
member of the IBEW retirees, he also belonged to the Happy Group Seniors 
and was Treasurer of the Our Lady of the Angels Seniors./
8. Joseph (1925-)/
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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Joao Pacheco from Nordeste, Sao Miguel (b. 1888)

2009-06-16 Thread IGGY1110

Sorry Cheri; I do know he came from Nordeste. It was the Parish I was 
referring to as what I was trying to find out. I did look through that 
resource at one point; I went through all of them but could not find my 
Joao. It's very possible I skimmed over him. When I have more time I'll 
try looking again.

Cheri Mello wrote:
 Jesse,

 I'm confused.  Your subject line says your ancestor is from Nordeste 
 on Sao Miguel.  In your post, you ask how to find his 
 village/freguesia.  Do you know if he came from Nordeste or not?

 If you know he immigrated in 1902, the emigration out of the Azores 
 for Sao Miguel only is online:
 http://pg.azores.gov.pt/drac/cca/ig/passaportes/default.aspx?divisao=3
 Use Internet Explorer.  1902 is in 2 different files, so you'll have 
 to search both for a Joao Pacheco whose parents are Jose Pacheco  
 Rosalina.

 Cheri Mello
 Listowner, Azores-Gen
 Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das 
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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Obituaries/Lagoa/Sao Miguel

2009-06-16 Thread IGGY1110

This is only for Rosario, correct? Or is there a database for Santa Cruz 
as well?

MaryAnn wrote:
 Hi All,

 I just discovered that the obituaries for Lago, Sao Miguel are on line
 at Centro Conhecimento dos Acores!!

 It's the only archive available for Sao Miguel right now but it's very
 exciting!!

 Mary Ann




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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Families from Lagoa to Fall River: de Andrade, da Costa, (Correia) de Fontes, (Medeiros) Rocha, da Costa do Castelo, Zimbrilo/Zimbro/Simbro

2009-06-08 Thread IGGY1110

Adding in information just in case:
 Hi there. I was trying to figure out how I could best find help with 
 these families, so I figured that I would make a single posting about 
 all my Lagoa families.

 These are the surnames I'm describing in this post: de Andrade, da 
 Costa, (Correia) de Fontes, (Medeiros) Rocha, da Costa do Castelo, and 
 Zimbrilo/Zimbro/Simbro (I haven't figured out the correct form of this 
 name yet.) For many I do not know the parish.

 1. Maria de Andrade was born 2 Apr 1888 to Antone de Andrade and Maria 
 Rose (Rocha?). She immigrated in 1903 and married Joao Pacheco (from 
 Nordeste) (1b) in 1906; this was possibly in the United States.
1b. Joao Pacheco was born 9 Mar 1888, I believe in *Nordeste* to Jose 
Pacheco and Rosalina Moniz. He and his wife had 8 children that I know 
of, all in America: Mary, Manuel, Frank, Constance, John, Georgiana, 
Antone, and Joseph. He died 22 Jan 1972.

 2. José da Costa was born 3 Jun 1890 or 3 Jul 1890 to Manuel da Costa 
 and Maria Medeiros. He married Maria de Jesus Fontes (3) in 1909. They 
 arrived in America on 14 Mar 1912. They had their first son, Antone 
 Costa, in Nov. He is my great-grandfather who is still alive! José 
 died on 16 Apr 1963. I believe it's possible that he and Maria had 
 other children who could have died between 1909 and 1912 but I have no 
 foundation for this belief.

 3. Maria de Jesus Fontes was born 16 Oct 1890 to Manuel Correia de 
 Fontes (4) and Maria da Estrella Rocha (5). She passed away on 22 Oct 
 1988.

 4. Manuel Correia de Fontes was born 1866 to Francisco de Fontes and 
 his (uknown) *Antónia Emilia de Jesus *// mother. *( they had 2 other 
 childre)* He was married prior to 18 nov 1889 . He died 1 Oct 1929 
 after being hit by an automobile in Fall River (There's a whole 
 article in the Diario de Noticias!).

 5. Maria de Estrella Rocha was born 15 Apr 1957 to Francisco Medeiros 
 Rocha and Quiteria de Jesus. She arrived in the US 9 Dec 1920 with her 
 husband and other family. *She may have been born in Santa Cruz (can't 
 find source)*  *(she and husband had 8 children)
 *
 6. Joao do Costa Castelo was born probably prior to or around 1860. He 
 married Maria da Conceicao Zimbrilo (7) prior to 1880. *It is possible 
 that he was not born in Lagoa but I believe he was.*

 7. Maria da Conceicao Zimbrilo was born 1857. She died 6 Aug 1940.  So 
 that's about it. I hope there is something in here that can be used to 
 locate some more information. This community has been so great and 
 helpful and I've only been a member for a few days. I am not the most 
 experienced genealogist but I hope that some day I will be able to 
 contribute something. Thanks so much for reading this posting. My main 
 email address that I use to reply is iggy1...@aol.com 
 mailto:iggy1...@aol.com.

 Jesse


 



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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: War in 1910's? about ggrandfather Jose Rego Vital from Lagoa, S. Miguel

2009-06-07 Thread IGGY1110

Wow, yes.

His name was Jose as far as I know. He was my grandmother's maternal 
grandfather. I have them being married in 1913 or 1914. They were both 
born in Lagoa. Supposedly they immigrated in 1913 but I can't find any 
records.

Jose's parents were Joao and Helena de Jesus Costa. Maria dos Anjos 
parents were Joao Costa Castelo and Maria Conceicao 
Zimbro/Zimbrilo/Simbro. I don't know what the true form of that last 
name is yet.

Please email me, I believe this is a match.

Dan and Maria Moore wrote:
 Jesse,

 I do have a Joao do rego Vital married to Maria dos Anjos da costa Castelo 
 in 1913.  Do you have any other info?

 Maria Moore
 - Original Message - 
 From: Jesse pacheco.jess...@gmail.com
 To: Azores Genealogy Azores@googlegroups.com
 Sent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 12:18 PM
 Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] War in 1910's? about ggrandfather Jose Rego 
 Vital from Lagoa, S. Miguel



 Hi. My great-great grandfather was José Rego Vital (1889-1956). My
 grandmother told me he came to America to escape a war. I was
 wondering if anyone had any information about this because I haven't
 heard anything else. He came over in 1913.

 Also, I cannot find immigration records for him or his wife Maria dos
 Anjos Costa Costello. I don't know if they used fake names to come
 over but I do believe his immigration was illegal. Does anyone know
 anything about similar cases and how I could go about finding his
 immigration information?

 I think he comes from a big family of Rego Vitals. I have found many
 records on ancestry.com, especially draft cards, with RV's but I can
 never decide whether it's one of his brothers or if it's a cousin.
 There were many boys but few names; Jose, Manuel, Antonio, Joao,
 Joaquim; I think we all know what that's like. ; )

 a photograph of him:
 http://o.mfcreative.com/f2/file11/objects/c/9/1/bc91434a-fb88-49df-a76b-eac809012699-0.jpg

 Thanks for reading this.








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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: War in 1910's? about ggrandfather Jose Rego Vital from Lagoa, S. Miguel

2009-06-07 Thread IGGY1110

Yes I sent you an email to the danandmaria email. Thank you so much this 
is him!

Dan and Maria Moore wrote:
 Jesse,
  
 I have re checked my copy of marriages for 1914, I have:
  
 Joao do Rego Vital son of joao do Rego Vital e Helena de Jesus da 
 Costa, married to Maria dos Anjos da Costa Castelo daughter of Joao da 
 Costa Castelo e Maria da Conceicao
 ( both 24 years of age )  -married on 1 Oct 1913
  
 /#12-1910 notes - (ele solteiro, empregado fabril, natural e seu pai 
 de St. Cruz, de idade de 24 anos, ela de 24 anos, testemunhas: Manule 
 do Rego Vital, casado, caiador e João do Rego Vital, camponio. So 
 assinou Maria dos Anjos porque os demais não saberem escrever)/
 // 
 I also have a record for jose do rego vital born in Santa Cruz on 24 
 Dec 1888 and babtised on 1 Jan 1889  I think they are the same person.
  
 Do you want to contact me personally? 
  
 Maria Moore
  
  
 - Original Message -
 From: IGGY1110 iggy1...@aol.com mailto:iggy1...@aol.com
 To: Azores@googlegroups.com mailto:Azores@googlegroups.com
 Sent: Sunday, June 07, 2009 8:47 AM
 Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: War in 1910's? about ggrandfather Jose 
 Rego Vital from Lagoa, S. Miguel


 Wow, yes.

 His name was Jose as far as I know. He was my grandmother's maternal
 grandfather. I have them being married in 1913 or 1914. They were both
 born in Lagoa. Supposedly they immigrated in 1913 but I can't find any
 records.

 Jose's parents were Joao and Helena de Jesus Costa. Maria dos Anjos
 parents were Joao Costa Castelo and Maria Conceicao
 Zimbro/Zimbrilo/Simbro. I don't know what the true form of that last
 name is yet.

 Please email me, I believe this is a match.

 Dan and Maria Moore wrote:
  Jesse,
 
  I do have a Joao do rego Vital married to Maria dos Anjos da costa 
 Castelo
  in 1913.  Do you have any other info?
 
  Maria Moore
  - Original Message -
  From: Jesse pacheco.jess...@gmail.com 
 mailto:pacheco.jess...@gmail.com
  To: Azores Genealogy Azores@googlegroups.com 
 mailto:Azores@googlegroups.com
  Sent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 12:18 PM
  Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] War in 1910's? about ggrandfather Jose Rego
  Vital from Lagoa, S. Miguel
 
 
 
  Hi. My great-great grandfather was José Rego Vital (1889-1956). My
  grandmother told me he came to America to escape a war. I was
  wondering if anyone had any information about this because I haven't
  heard anything else. He came over in 1913.
 
  Also, I cannot find immigration records for him or his wife Maria dos
  Anjos Costa Costello. I don't know if they used fake names to come
  over but I do believe his immigration was illegal. Does anyone know
  anything about similar cases and how I could go about finding his
  immigration information?
 
  I think he comes from a big family of Rego Vitals. I have found many
  records on ancestry.com, especially draft cards, with RV's but I can
  never decide whether it's one of his brothers or if it's a cousin.
  There were many boys but few names; Jose, Manuel, Antonio, Joao,
  Joaquim; I think we all know what that's like. ; )
 
  a photograph of him:
  
 http://o.mfcreative.com/f2/file11/objects/c/9/1/bc91434a-fb88-49df-a76b-eac809012699-0.jpg
 
  Thanks for reading this.
 
 
 
 





 



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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: War in 1910's? about ggrandfather Jose Rego Vital from...

2009-06-06 Thread IGGY1110

Yes, he does come from Lagoa! It'd be wonderful if this line IS related 
to your cousin's.

My source on the immigration year is the 1920 US Census if anyone is 
wondering. I am looking through the website Cheri sent though and it 
looks promising. Thanks everyone for helping out this new member of the 
list. =)

marra...@cs.com wrote:
 In a message dated 6/6/2009 1:41:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
 pacheco.jess...@gmail.com writes:
 Hi. My great-great grandfather was José Rego Vital (1889-1956). My
 grandmother told me he came to America to escape a war. I was
 wondering if anyone had any information about this because I haven't
 heard anything else. He came over in 1913.

 Also, I cannot find immigration records for him or his wife Maria dos
 Anjos Costa Costello. I don't know if they used fake names to come
 over but I do believe his immigration was illegal. Does anyone know
 anything about similar cases and how I could go about finding his
 immigration information?

 I think he comes from a big family of Rego Vitals. I have found many
 records on ancestry.com, especially draft cards, with RV's but I can
 never decide whether it's one of his brothers or if it's a cousin.
 There were many boys but few names; Jose, Manuel, Antonio, Joao,
 Joaquim; I think we all know what that's like. ; )

 a photograph of him:
 http://o.mfcreative.com/f2/file11/objects/c/9/1/bc91434a-fb88-49df-a76b-eac809012699-0.jpg

 Thanks for reading this.

 I would venture a guess that your ancestor is from Lagoa, S. Miguel, 
 and descends from Vital do Rego Baldaia (1637-1701). My cousin Diana 
 Cestódio Silva did some extensive research on this line, and might be 
 able to help you. She found information that Carlos Machado and 
 Rodrigo Rodrigues did not document in their genealogies. She is a 
 member of the list and I'm sure that if she thinks she can help, she 
 will get in touch with you.

 Giid luck!

 John Miranda Raposo
 



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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Looking for the genealogy of Mayor John Arruda

2009-06-01 Thread IGGY1110

Yes! This is Mayor John Arruda. My great great grandmother is Maria dos 
Anjos Costello, and this is her nephew. I will email you. My email 
address is iggy1...@aol.com

Eliseu Manuel Pacheco da Silva wrote:

 Hi Group,

  

 Does anyone know anything about this person? It is supposed to be an 
 ancestor of mine.

  

 Thank you.

  

 PS, my family tree is at your disposal at: 
 http://gw1.geneanet.org/index.php3?b=eliseumanuellang=en 
 http://gw1.geneanet.org/index.php3?b=eliseumanuellang=en

  

 eliseu


 



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[AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Lagoa, Sao Miguel

2009-06-01 Thread IGGY1110

Thanks so much Cheri. I was using Firefox. =)

Cheri Mello wrote:
 Everyone, please don't change the title of the threads (or subject 
 lines).  I imagine everyone except Hermano deleted the subject line 
 with his name in it.  Therefore, subsequent messages won't be read.

 Jesse - to access the CCA site, go to the URL Rosemarie C posted:
 http://pg.azores.gov.pt/drac/cca/ig
 (Use Internet Explorer or Safari - Firefox and the others don't work)

 On the right side, click on Registos Paroquiais

 Next screen, under Sao Miguel, click Lagoa

 Next screen says that the island, Sao Miguel, for the council of 
 Lagoa, for freguesia of Rosario, has deaths (obitos).  Then it says 
 Ver to Go see what is posted.  Click on Ver.

 Next screen, you see that the series starts with 1594.  Click that and 
 you can start searching the records for your deaths in Rosario.
  
 Cheri Mello
 Listowner, Azores-Gen
 Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das 
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