[Em os onze? de Marco, Mil Outo Centos cincoenta e sete] On March 11-
1857 in the church of Arch Angel Sao Miguel of Villa Franco do
Campo...in accordance with right of Roman Catholic church, and without
impediment as determined by Reverend Overseer of this district Serfim
Tavares Pereira in the p
In a message dated 10/20/2008 9:03:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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> Isn’t Faja de Baixo close to Vila Franca do Campo? I don’t have any more
> on her.
No, S. Roque is on the south west end of the island, outside Ponta Delgada;
Vila Franca is on the south east coast. You
Thank you so much JR. It's possible that these are our people. The names,
town, and frequesia are right, and the timing could be right with a child
born in 1862. Do you have any idea what the purpose is of certification?
It almost sounds like a renewal of wedding vows.
Again, we really appre
Possibly to obtain a passport(s). And possibly to verify legitimacy of
a marriage and to determine grandparents because some records required
the naming of grandparents, so the priest had to find the parents
marriage and the names of the grandparents. In some cases it is for
dispensation of assets
Hi Carol,
Have you had a chance to look at your research to see if you have a connection to Butte County in California?
Kim
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I had it in hand but ran out of time. If your fresh eyes have a chance, it'd b
Interesting how Vila Franca is connected north to Ribeira Grande.
Linda
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It's a ways
I was looking at it as both were south east of Ponta Delgada. I make Ponta
Delgada as my focal point.
Thanks.
Linda
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Though my Luiz Ferreira b. abt. 1700 was from Ribeira Grande m. to Maria ?
de Mederios. They brought down Luiza de Medeiros m. Manuel do Santos Faria.
Their child was Monica Jacinta de Jesus who married Joao Borge Tavares. Joao
was the grandchild of Joao Rodrigues Ferreira and Maria dos Santos. Th
I think Braz was a saint's name in the Catholic Church, but I don't know the
translation in English.
On my first trip to the Archive on Sao Miguel, I had a translator with me.
He found his ancestor, Polycarpo Furtado. I thought Polycarpo was a strange
first name. (St. Polycarp in English). He ev
Greetings Group,
I am so excited!! I never thought I would find my paternal
ggrandfather...my Dads father and mother were separated when he was 3 and he
didn't know much about him or his family.we had no idea which island he was
from or even his real name. My Dad Joseph Cardoza Ba
Funny. When I was little our first parish was St. Polycarp in Somerville,
MA. My family was Furtado from Sao Miguel, but never heard anything about
that.
Do you remember what part of Sao Miguel Polycarpo was from?
Linda
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Hi, I might be able to help with Maria Cabral from Santa Maria, if you don't
have it. Theresa
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Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2008 1:29 PM
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] I found Antonio
Greetings G
Brooke Burke on "Dancing with the Stars" ancestry is listed online as
French/Irish paternal and Portuguese/Irish maternal. Is anyone aware of her
Portuguese heritage? She was born in Hartford CT.
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I've seen her refer to herself as of Portuguese descent in the past No
info on specifics though..
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Brooke Burke on "Danc
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> I think Braz was a saint's name in the Catholic Church, but I don't know
> the translation in English.
St. Blaise, the patron saint for throat ailments. The Catholic Church still
blesses throats on hi
Cheri:
I have some death certificates from Sao Miguel that indicate where the person
is buried. One of them says: "in the church of Lajes, in the corridor of the
altar of Jesus, below the side door, in the first grave". Would the 7 year rule
apply to those situations as well?
Gordon Soares
www.
Something in the back of my head kinda of thought something about the neck,
but I still couldn't remember for the life of me what the English
translation was. Thanks, John.
I think my friend's Furtados/Polycarpo was from either Relva or Achadinha.
I'd have to email him and ask.
Cheri
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I know only about the cemeteries. I would think those buried in the church
would remain. Others who know will chime in here, I'm sure.
Cheri
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> I know only about the cemeteries. I would think those buried in the church
> would remain. Others who know will chime in here, I'm sure.
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Those graves were reused as well, thus "he was buried in the g
Hi Theresa,
Thank you for the offer to help find my Maria Cabral..she has been as much
of a mystery as Antonio was..I can't find any record of her coming into the
country.
All I know is that my Dad thought her name was Mary Cabral.turns out she is
Maria Catharina(?)Cabral...born
I've only heard Portuguese. I have never heard it stated as otherwise.
Denise D'Antona
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Brooke Burke on "Dancing with the Stars" ancestry is listed online as
French/Irish paternal and Portugue
Nancy:
What a wondrful blessing!!
I know that feeling of sitting in disbelief when you finally see the names
in front of you of the person you have been searching for for so long. it
is so great when you find that ancestor.
Thanks so much for sharing that whole experience. It gives me hope f
I may not have a chance until this week-end. Off the top of my head there were
connections to Camptonville and Downieville in the 1800's. The family men were
gold miners. I'm thinking this was before the area was divided into Sierra and
Butte counties, but I'll have to re-check the boundaries a
Hi Nancy, I checked NEHGS and found the marriage, Jan 28, 1888. She is listed
as Catharina Cabral age 36, daughter of Jose I. and Maria I. and Antonio T
Baptiste, age 50, is the husband. I checked my Santa Maria database for
Catarina, Catarina Cabral, Maria, & Maria Catarina. I didn't find he
What a thrill it must be to find your ancestors baptism records. I
guess I missed how to find them. What is the "CCA" a site and how do
I find Topo baptisms? Some of my anscestors came from there.
Fran Gardner
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CCA = Centro de Conhecimento dos Acores (Center of Knowledge of the Azores).
http://pg.azores.gov.pt/drac/cca/ig/
You need to access the site in Internet Explorer (not Firefox...I think
someone said Safari works too, if you use that Internet browser). On the
right side, look for Registos Paroqui
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