Teixeira Machado
Also have some
Antonio Teixeira Machado married to Barbara Dias Lemos, they had Maria de Lemos
Machado married to Manoel Matos da Silveira born in 31/dec/1669 in Topo, Sao
Jorge Island and died in 31/oct/1738 also in Topo, son of Manoel Silveira
Mattos and Maria Rodrigues. M
Sorry, Linda, but the old Portuguese spelling used to be Souza and the
modern spelling is Sousa.
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada
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Greetings All,
When I was in CA for the June 2009 Portuguese Festival in San Jose, my former
Portuguese Professor, Dr. Heraldo Da Silva (Professor Emeritus, SJSU), gave me
a newly publisdhed book on the Azore Islands called "Azores: Nine Islands, One
History" by Susana Goulart Costa, Institute
PEREIRA VIEIRA
I have some such as:
Antonio Pereira Vieira born in Vila das Velas, Ilha de Sao Jorgemarried to
Nataria do Nascimento Vieira. Nataria was born in 25/dez/1754 in Rio
Grande/RS/Brasil
Antonio Pereira Vieira born in Nossa Senhora do Rosario, Sao Jorge Island, son
of
Manoel Per
Hi Nancy,
My grandson found it on Amazon.com. There was more than one copy.
Another book that might interestyou is Azores: Nine Islands, One History. It
is both in Portuguese and English. It deals more with things like discovery,
settlement & Demographics; Island administration and poli
I suppose it is possible, especially if you are talking about
(significantly) further down their lines, but there is not a large
variety in the number of last names you'll come across in the different
areas.
Jesse Pacheco
pacheco.jess...@gmail.com
lisa lema wrote:
> Hello everyone. May I ask
Hello everyone. May I ask a question here? Why were the Husband's name and the
Wife's maiden name the same? were they related?
I have ran across this oddity quite often. Could someone explain this to me?
Thank You.
Lisa L
I found Manoel Silveira de SOUZA AVILA, married in 13/f
While I was in Ponta Delgada in May of this year, there is a shopping
center very close to the hotel we stayed at - Hotel Avenida. There I
purchased the book recommended on this site a while back "Acores, Nine
Islands, One History" for 20 Euros...at the time about $28 USD with the
exchange
Eliseu
I do have a few, not many Piques in my database, some from Lagoa and some from
Ribeira Grande.
What time frame and where do the ones you are adressing fit?
Hermano
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To: Azores@googlegroups.com
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] SENGO and PIQUES surnames
Date:
When I was growing up my family would go and visit friends/?cousins named
Piques. He was a furniture maker/carpenter. My mother told me that her
father, Manuel Borges Giesta was Piques mentor back in the 40's. I'm
assuming where my grandfather was from Ribeira Grande that he may have been
from ther
de Souza with the (z) is Spanish; the (s) is Portuguese.
Linda Borges (Furtado) Norton
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Hi Celeste,
The book you reccomend sounds very interestingI looked on line to purchase
a copy and didn't find one..any place special I should look?
Also, was able to get the Guill book from inter library loan and have gotten it
several times for reference. Oddly enough the Univer
I found Manoel Silveira de SOUZA AVILA, married in 13/feb/1802 in Ribeira Seca
Sao Jorge Island with Maria Silveira de Matos born in 7/may/1783 and died
24/nov/1826
also in Ribeira Seca. I know nothing about Souza Avila, but Maria was the
daughter of
Tome silveira de Souza and Barbara Silveir
Hi Ben,
I agree with John that the Guill book is probably the best; however, it is
out of print and quite costly if you can find a used one.
I recently re-read a book that is not really intended to be a history of the
Azores. What I discovered as I now read it, for many of us it gives a go
Hi
Found these at Maia marriages:
In the 03 of June 1830, at MAIA, António da Costa Pragana, son of Manuel da
Costa Pragana and Francisca de Medeiros, married to Antónia Maria, daughter
of António do Couto Carreiro and Francisca de Mello, both from Furnas.
Hope it helps someone searches!
elise
Hi Group,
Does anyone know anything about:
SENGO and PIQUES surnames?
Thank you in advance
Eliseu
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I am sorry, I just didnt know how to work with the group.
Is it possible to receive all messages through my private email?
thank you
Karlushko - Itajai/SC/Brasil
Pesquisando:
Santa Catarina, Alemanha, Franca, Holanda, Belgica, Espanha
Portugal, Italia, Luxemburgo
Reinert, J
Ok it comes back to me now your uncles dna should be the same as you
father's. Your uncle carries the mtDNA from his mother (your
grandmother) and the Ydna from his father (your grandfather). I think
you told me before he is the identical twin of your father. A male
cousin from your uncle would onl
In a message dated 7/22/2009 12:37:11 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
emperorb...@gmail.com writes:
> All,
>
> Does anyone have a good book on the history of the Azores that they could
> recommend? I haven't been able to find anything on Amazon that looks like
> it would be worth purchasing. Also,
With the help of a fellow subscriber I now know more about my fathers family.
I am writing to ask if any members are related to the following. If so please
contact me at my email address bmmarc...@comcast.net
Norte Grande, Sao Jorge:
Joao de Sousa de Avila (aka, Joao de Sousa d
Hi Kathy: Do you know where in Hawaii your Joao de Souza Pregana died? Do
you know about when?
I can look on ancestry.com. Maybe I might find him there.
Shirley
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Okay thanks.
Both of my grandmothers were born in Hawaii.
Shirley
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Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2009 2:36 AM
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Joao deSouza Pregana
Hi Shirley,
I use to live in Hawaii but not anymore. My family is
Hi Carlos,
Please don't send the same message over and over again to various threads.
Just start your own post and then you have to wait. There are many people
on this list who go to work who cannot check email right away. Some people
can't check their mail until the weekend. Just send one. It
Kathy O,
It's the line we need, not the particular ancestor. I'll write more later.
Cheri
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Cheri,
I just got the book "Seven Daughters of Eve" this past weekend. My cousin
told me to get it so I would understand DNA better.
He also told he used this site _Family Tree DNA - The World's Only
Newsletter Dedicated to Genetic Genealogy_
(http://www.familytreedna.com/NoCookies.aspx)
Rick,
I am not doing the DNA test on my Mom's side but rather my Fathers. I am
not interested on My mom's side yet. (she is Korean) I want to know more
about my Dad's side he is full Portuguese. So I am working on my Dad's Mom's
side right now. I have all the information I need on my Dad's Gr
I have no Souza's on my Grandmothers side so far. But on my Grandfather
side I know I am realted to some Souza's. My Grandfather was also born in Ewa
on Sept 19, 1912. His name was George Adam Vincent his father (My
Great-Grandfather) name was Jose Vicente de Medeiros a native from Villa
Fr
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