Hi Jesse,
What I meant was there any connection with the name Quintanilla and the
ordinal number for fifth.
Rick.
Richard Francis Pimentel
Epping, New Hampshire, USA
Researching Bretanha, Ribeirinha, Ribeira Grande, Achade Grande, and
Ponta Delgada, Sao Miguel, Acores
for, Pimentel (Costa), Ca
I am not sure if they are related but George Pacheco offered this
interesting possiblity in an earlier post:
"
I have a lady on someone's Genealogy, that her names was Francisca Das
Quarenta Horas, i asked a priest why would she be named Francisca of
the forty hours, the expalanation she might
Thanks Tex,
I had several answers my query and the consensus seemed to say the part
in question was "Igancio da Camara, auzente (absent)". In the many
records I have looked at this was the first one that used that term.
Rick
Richard Francis Pimentel
Epping, New Hampshire, USA
Researching Bretan
Hi all,
We had a recent discussion about a surname with a number "Quarenta"
which was interesting.
I came across a family that used the name Raposo Quintanilha.
Quintanilha is listed as a family name in Guill's History of the Azores.
What is the meaning of this name and is it a derivative of
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My family name is Jorge (George now) and have some ancestors from Flores,
but they left Flores for Faial around 1720s as near I can tell. But,
perhaps we are distantly related further back along the line (a good chance
I would guess considering how small Flores is).
I have an Anotnio Jorge born i
I am looking for information on my Azores relatives. I was fortunate to know
my great grandparents, but unfortunately, no one wrote any information down
about their family in the Azores, island of Flores.
I would appreciate any assistance in finding out their parents and sibling
names.
HI, Cheri,
Looks like the spam hit the notice I received, a lot of bad stuff
there. Sometimes it can't be helped. Thank you for what you do on
this site. It has been a god send for sure.
Don Correia,
Researching: Sao Miquel, Ponte garca, Agua de Pau, Correia, Tavares,
Pacheco, Melo, Pereria,
Apparently, there are some hackers that are able to get into Google Groups
and by-pass the settings that were set up by me (all messages from new
members are moderated).
This setting creates a queue for me (with messages and spam mixed in). I
get an email alert for each message. Several times a
Could it not be Conceição?
da conceição?
il will keep on looking ate it until it makes sense to me.
2009/10/22 Tex
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> Rick,
>
> I have been pondering over your document for a few days while I looked
> for a list of Portuguese occupations that I have. Sometimes they use
> to put the occupa
David,
I am not aware of Luís Manuel Conde Vieira Pimentel but if your
looking in the area of Praia, I know of an individual that is not a
genealogist but is an American who moved there and married a native
who can take direction and do the research as you direct. She was
very reasonable and hel
Rick,
I have been pondering over your document for a few days while I looked
for a list of Portuguese occupations that I have. Sometimes they use
to put the occupation after a persons name or his current status in
life, i.e. widower, or sometimes the word natural or naturais meaning
that he or t
Hi George. I did not receive your email but Luis is the uncle of my
Manuel Joaquin so this line is definitely part of mine. Thank you very much!
George Pacheco wrote:
> Here is what i found today
>
>
> Ancestors of Manuel
>
>
> Generation No. 1
>
>1. Manuel, born 1891 in Rosario Lagoa,
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