Cheri,
Erastus Bartlett was the person he went to work for when he came to the US.
Jose(ph) nameshim as his "adopted" father but I have a feeling he never
adopted him but he took his surname for US records (you know the Portuguese
naming thing). He is listed in 1870 living with Erastus and
Frank,
Well, with Faial (old spelling Fayal) you could try the NEPS database. I
don't think all freguesias (villages) of Faial are represented, but all you
have to do is check the births for a Jose born to a Erastus Gervais.
Erastus is more of a unique name.
NEPS (Nucleo de Estudos de Populacao
Frank,
I had a friend of mine look up your records and here is what we found
so it look like your Joseph was born on the island of Faial, Azores.
Now what his real surname is, remains to be seen.
Marriage:
Joseph A. Bartlett m. Sarah Black Boston - April 10, 1878
On marriage, it has him b. De
Arthur,
Don't know if this will help, but I found 1 Cabrinha family in "Portuguese
Immigrants to Hawaii":
Cabrinha, Joao de Medeiros age 57. reached Hawaii on The Hankow in 1883 from
Madeira and Sao Miguel. With wife Maria da Gloria age 40.
Children: Antonio 13, Florecinda 9, Anna 4, Antonio 2,
dear jr a few other comments regardin the people from the azores who migrated
to the azores.
the cabrinhas weremy most direct cousins after mary diniz who lefft hawaii and
moved to hayward ca. ivisited mary in 1937 with my parents. the cabrinhas
were from hilo. my closest cousin was mary c
This is very interesting. I just gave Eloise the Cabrinha line. They
are from Ponta Garca and emigrated to Hawaii. Having said that, there
may be other Cabrinha's from other villages. It is really a nickname
that stuck and became a surname. They were Medeiros Cabrinhas that
originated in Lagoa, Ros
Someone asked me why don't I post the festas that I'm involved in with the
Artesia D.E. S. band (so is John Vasconcelos). So this year, I'll post the
list. I don't yet have the times, but if you plan on attending one of
these, just email me the week before and I'll probably have the times.
Sun,
Repost for Art: arthur4991 at sbcglobal dot net:
i am trying to get information regarding my ,mothers family they were from
the azores, sao miguel ponta delgada, rabo de peixe street. one of my
cousins, andrew correia raposo (a) tried to get the family tree organized.
i gave him our cousins name,
Since we've had a many more new members now, I thought this would be a good
time to review how to make a post to this list.
1) Open up or compose a new email. Address it to:
Azores@googlegroups.com(or store that in your address book).
2) Subject: With about 750 people on this list, the subject l
red rocha was a professional basketball player (also u of oregon player) hope
you find the background. it was rocha in hawaii best regards. art soares
--- On Sat, 3/27/10, Eugenia wrote:
From: Eugenia
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Rocha name
To: "Azores Genealogy"
Date: Saturday, March 27,
Hi George,
Yes that is what was said as I remember it.
Emil
Emil Silveira
- Original Message -
From: George Pacheco
To: Azores-Gen
Sent: Mon, 29 Mar 2010 03:00:18 + (UTC)
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Attention APGHS members
>From Ernie Cardoso told me all records from this Society a
You are correct Cheri.
The APGHS (American-Portuguese Genealogical and Historical Society) materials
are indeed housed at the Ferreira-Mendes Portuguese American Archives.
These materials include the vast indexing system of known Portuguese immigrants
to the United States that the APGHS
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