I have Joao de Medeiros, b abt. 1825 in R.G. NS da Estrella m. to Albina
Julia Rebelo.
Joao and Albina's child; Maria Rosa b. abt. 1859 m. Manuel Borges Giesta on
8.10.1879 in R.G. NS da Estrella
Maria and Manuel's child; Manuel Borges Giesta (my grandfather) b. abt.
1885.
Francisco Borges Gies
Hi Shirley,
The record is on LDS Film 1388185 Baptisms Santissmo Salvador, Ribeirinha,
Ribeira Grande, Sao Miguel. It is the book for 1859-1860 page number 20 on
the left. I would go look at the film I have but it is in NH all I have is
the one image which could be better and I attached to the
Lynn, I do have ancestry, which is bringing up nothing so far for 1848
- 1870 - will keep looking though.
On May 9, 11:19 am, Chocolynn wrote:
> In the 1918 flu epidemic, the mother instead of father died: Maria (de
> Luz) Caton/Caetano left behind her husband, William "Willie" Caton/
> Caetano
We'll see what we discover. the three eldest daughters were already
married then and living in Velas, all of them - they show children of
their own as well but so far no sign of the remaining sisters (ages
15-18) getting married in Velas or a few of the surrounding towns. I
am going through the t
Where did you find this record? If I have the film at FHC, I will see if I can
figure it out.
Shirley
- Original Message -
From: Richard Francis Pimentel
To: Azores@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, May 09, 2011 7:19 AM
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Different wording on Baptism re
Yes JR I had that part The Parish this record came from was a fairly new
parish and many of the people that went there were from NS Estrela. What I
do not know is what are the words after Manuel and before the father's name
Francisco Borges. Normally you would see Filho legitimo.
Rick
Richard Fra
In the 1918 flu epidemic, the mother instead of father died: Maria (de
Luz) Caton/Caetano left behind her husband, William "Willie" Caton/
Caetano but the result was similar. Willie could not raise their 6
children alone because his life was that of the Provincetown
fisherman. Children were separa
It seems many families in the Ribeira Grande area appeared or lived,
or worked in the other fraguesias and churches of the area.
"Filho de Francisco Borges e sua mulher Albina Candida naturaes
fraguesia de igreja prioral da NS Senhora da Estrella villa da Ribeira
Grande, neto paterno de Jose Borge
Hi again,
I forgot to mention in my other posting this morning that "Tony"
PACHECO was born ~1885 in the Azores, and probably in a town beside
Ponta Delgada on Sao Miguel.He arrived Age 20 and there were
several Antonio PACHECO's, and other spellings arriving in MA/US, and
I don't know which w
Normally, the options are: move in with living family members, inlaws
or godparents. Failing any of those resources younger children might
be placed in an ophanage, older boys might be apprenticed off, find a
berth on a ship, join the military, or, just find work locally to
support themselves, and/
Hello,
I haven't mentioned my husband's grandparents in a while; because of
his serious health problem for the winter, I had to stop genealogy for
6 mos.I just read the message about what happened to a widow and
young children when her husband died.I cannot answer the
question, but I ca
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