In a message dated 4/1/2009 8:22:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
jwlayt...@msn.com writes:
My mother's family is from San Miguel
Antonio Pimental from Bretanha
Mary Julia Felina from Maia
Pimental appears to be a very common name, but the other surnames I've
listed haven't
Hello Maria Elena, Celeste, Nancy Jean and Bob
Thank you all so very much for your information.It will take me a
while to digest it. Bob who were your Pico Macedos?
I have noticed that the names seem to change in Brazil. could
Evangelho have become Evangelista or are they different.
Celeste, is
Kathy,
This is interesting. I followed the link and it states it is the first volume
of a series. I am assuming this volume covers the Abreu families. Are other
volumes coming and do they relate to other surnames or families?
Maria Sousa
--- On Fri, 3/27/09, Kathy Cardoza
Maria
I don't know anything more about it than you do but that is my
understanding of it.
Kathy
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I think that there is one on Amazon.com
$20.00
In a message dated 4/1/2009 7:40:39 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
ccgran...@yahoo.com writes:
And they are both gone. Sorry to anyone who wanted one and was not one of
the first 2 emails I opened. Celeste
Celeste Perry ccgran...@yahoo.com
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I really appreciate all the help...This Jose Francisco aka Joseph Francis is
the thorn in my flesh...he's my gg grandpa...his headstone says he was born in
Flores..yet I have other things saying Faial...His wife Amelia is as difficult
as he is...they used the surname Brio and I have no
That's what I thought. See, my ancestor was mid 18th century.
Yours,
Dora Smith
Austin, TX
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Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 2009 9:21 AM
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: JUMMPING SHIP
Dora,
Thanks Rosemary,
I muddled my way through and did get to the area you mentioned. I do get an
IE error, but can get to the docs. I don't have definite dates right now,
so keep hoping for an index, but that appears not to be so.
Thanks again and I am saving this link in hopes that I will
Hi Christine
Most of my family are from the Island of Terceira. The story that was told
to me was my G-grandfather family moved to and from Terceira to Brazil for
work, he and maybe one other brother or sister was born in Brazil. I was told
my G-grandfather Antonio Machado Evangelho was
Alvin,
My family is from Sao Sebastiao, Terceira. Is your wife's family
realted to the famous Maria Vieira? I have a copy of the book.
On Mar 30, 6:40 pm, Alvin Goularte agoula...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Hi Char, I have gone to YouTube and found videos from Terceira and all the
other islands.
this could possibly be Rua da Praca which is the name of a road in Sao
sebastiao, it is located across the street from the village church.
On Mar 26, 10:37 pm, celeste perry ccgran...@yahoo.com wrote:
Can it be the street where there is a font (well, source of water)?
Celeste Perry
Good morning everyone,
If anyone is interested in a copy of Rodrigo Rodrigues book Genealogias das
ilhas de S Miguel e Santa Maria, there is a rare book store in Lisbon that has
at least 1 copy. I purchased mine there last year. It is expensive, but has a
lot of information back to 1400
Judi,
They HAVE published all the volumes now. The set is 6 volumes and it was
around $300-$400 for the set, but I don't remember if that was in euros or
not. PRE-ordering info here:
http://www.dislivro.pt/subscricoes_livros/smiguel.pdf I don't have any
info on where to currently order it.
In a message dated 4/2/2009 12:27:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
gfsche...@gmail.com writes:
It covers only Sao Miguel and Santa Maria island. It also seems you have
to go pretty far back in your research to start to utilize this series.
Many lines come down to around W.W. I. The price in
John,
Just so we don't mislead the readers
Many lines come down to W.W. I (World War I) Many lines, but not
all. Not using the series that much, would you say that Many includes the
majority of lines in this series or just selected lines?
Which reminds me...Would you say that this
Hello,
You can download the 2 volumes of FG using the following links:
http://www.mediafir e.com/file/ ttlyycmqmxm/ FG1..zip
http://www.mediafir e.com/file/ hdyawqwzdl1/ FG2..zip
Good luck.
Natalia Sarmento.
--- En date de : Jeu 2.4.09, Maria Sousa lelaso...@verizon.net a écrit :
De: Maria
Thanks Natalia,
This looks like it's both complete books available to download!
Nancy
Date: Thu, 2 Apr 2009 10:00:19 -0700
From: natalia_sarme...@yahoo.fr
Subject: Re : [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Fwd: Felgueiras_Gaio_published
To: Azores@googlegroups.com
Hello,
You can download the 2
It is a pleasure, Prima Nancy.
After opening the page, “click here to start download”. I did it and it works.
In one file you get all books and in the others you can find the “costados
books” (04).
This represents a huge amount of pages to read directly in the computer. What
you can do is
Muito Obrigada Natalia!
Maria Sousa
--- On Thu, 4/2/09, SARMENTO Natalia natalia_sarme...@yahoo.fr wrote:
From: SARMENTO Natalia natalia_sarme...@yahoo.fr
Subject: Re : [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Fwd: Felgueiras_Gaio_published
To: Azores@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, April 2, 2009, 1:00 PM
In a message dated 4/2/2009 12:46:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
gfsche...@gmail.com writes:
John,
Just so we don't mislead the readers
Many lines come down to W.W. I (World War I) Many lines, but not all.
Not using the series that much, would you say that Many includes the
Hi Ray,
You can't purchase it. Unless you find a used copy on Ebay maybe. You can
order the microfiche from your Family History Center and copy each page.
There are people on this list and Mel's Hawaiian Routes (Island Routes) list
that can do look ups for you though.
Cheri Mello
Listowner,
Anyone with information on a family surname Salgadinho? I'm trying
to trace its origins in the island of Sao Miguel. My father told us
my gg father moved to Ponta Delgada from Agua Retorta in Sao Miguel.
Thank you.
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No, but that's an interesting name! Perhaps from Salga, on the Northeast
(Nordeste) coast of the island? I have a LOT of family from that area:
Pacheco's, Correia's, Souza's, and Arruda's.
I'll do some poking around on the name
Jay
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From: Mara
Mara, the only ship's manifest that I've been able to find after a quick
search with the name Salgadinho on it at all lists Manuel Salgadinho as a
reference for his sister, Maria A Machado, 29, who left Sao Miguel and
arrived in Boston 28 Apr 1920 on the Canopic.
The town listed next to both
Maybe Brio was her maiden name? My grandmother kept her maiden name
of DaCosta until she came to the US where they gave her my
grandfathers name of Vargas. Hope this helps!
~Jenn Vargas
On Apr 2, 4:10 am, calvena ainsworth tahoet...@hotmail.com wrote:
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I really appreciate all the
I tried to look this up in worldcat and came up with another book by
DeMello:
*Introduction Passport registrations for immigration, Madeira to Hawaii,
1878 to 1884 /* *Author(s):* DeMello,
I don't know Chris. These names came up in connection with my husbnd, Bob's,
paternal grandfather born in Pico. Since they are not direct lines to Bob, I
don't have any other information on them.
There is a possibility that they could have been in Pico, I just thought if you
exhausted all
Thank you so much, but I know nothing else. You're very kind. That is the
information I had hoped to get when I went there.
I once met a man named Antonio Pimentel working in Washington DC. His family
also came from Bretanha and had settled in California. We couldn't establish a
In a message dated 4/2/2009 6:20:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
jwlayt...@msn.com writes:
Thank you so much, but I know nothing else. You're very kind. That is the
information I had hoped to get when I went there.
I once met a man named Antonio Pimentel working in Washington DC. His
In the book, Azores, Nine Islands, it talks about Rodas or Casas da
Roda, where a baby could be left anonymously, much as we now have
safe houses in the United States, when someone gives up a baby. It
states that most municipalities in the second half of the 19th century
had these places. The
In the book, Azores, Nine Islands, it talks about Rodas or Casas da
Roda, where a baby could be left anonymously, much as we now have
safe houses in the United States, when someone gives up a baby. It
states that most municipalities in the second half of the 19th century
had these places. The
I found my gfather thru his village church and found out on his baptismal
certificate that he had been placed on the wheel and then was adopted by a
family that very next day. Being placed on the wheel apparently was a custom
that allowed a family, or unwed mother, to go to a church and place
Thank's Jay.
I'm also researching other family members from Nordeste. Carreiro Silva E
Carreiro Lazaro from Achada. Rezendes from Santa Maria who moved to Sao
Miguel in 1900 with the whole family. Francisco Medeiros Bento from Agua de
Pau.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 4:22 PM, Jason Fraga
My maternal grandparents are listed in the book. (DeMello's second book) They
are from Madeira. I have gone to the Family History Center and ordered the film
of the births of my GFather and GMother 1870-1875 looking for a baptism or
birth record. Nothing that I could recognize. I have a woman
--- On Thu, 4/2/09, Ray Souza rayrso...@yahoo.com wrote:
From: Ray Souza rayrso...@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] DeMello book
To: Dolores Coyle dolores.co...@gmail.com
Date: Thursday, April 2, 2009, 9:22 PM
My grandfather Jose B. Souza (DOB 1872)is from San Miguel...and probably
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