I add the title, in the third name box...Example-Thomas Jefferson
"President"
On Sep 20, 2011, at 9:02 PM, Marcio Borba wrote:
Hi group,
Really apreciateif someone can help me with this.
I wanna add the title to an individual on a standard pedigree
chart. For some reason I can't!
I ha
Marcio,
FTM 2010 says this. I looked in the Help file for Name then Settings. See
if that's in your version.
To open the Options: Name dialog box:
Click Publish > Details View > Items to Include > select Name in the Included
facts list > Name Options.
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Research
I use FTM version 16 and add titles in the name. Because I index by first
name, for example: VAZ GONCALO, capitao\\ In addition, I enter the
information in the notes section. Celeste, Hayward, CA
Celeste Perry ccgran...@yahoo.com
--- On Wed, 9/21/11, Adair Borba wrote:
From: Adair Borba
Is that a Jewish name?
I did find years ago which I can't find now a breakdown of names and their
decent. I think it was areas of the island (Sao Miguel) that they settled
in, but were from that particular religion or country that they descended
from; i.e., Vila Franca (France).
Does anyone have
Linda,
I think some names are difficult to pinpoint.
James Guill lists the name Pimentel as Galician in origin. You can check
out "The Cross and the Pear Tree" by Victor Perera and probably get a
different perspective. I'm sure there are many books with many different
viewpoints on this.
Cheri
The name is not necessarily a Jewish name. In tracing my line to Achada
Grande I found no indication there is a New Christian in the records I have
looked at which go back to the year 1700. Because you find some people using
a surname that is Jewish does now mean the name is Jewish in origin. Durin
If you missed this week's "History Detectives" episode on PBS, which
opened with Capt. Joseph Candeias Goularte's "Order of Leopold" medal
from Belgium, it's viewable online at:
http://www.pbs.org/opb/historydetectives/video/2099519703
Alternatively, you can read the transcript (although something
There's no "Jewish" Portuguese surname. When jews were obligated to turn into
Christians ("Cristaos novos") they were baptized and adopt any possible
surname. For almost any Portuguese surname we can find Christianized Jews (or
Native Americans, or Afro-descendant slaves), without necessarily ma
FTM #16 is also known as FTM 2006. I think 2010 is a newer version.
Celeste, Hayward, CA
Celeste Perry ccgran...@yahoo.com
--- On Wed, 9/21/11, Cheri Mello wrote:
From: Cheri Mello
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Family Tree Maker question
To: azores@googlegroups.com
Date: Wednesday, Septe
Interesting to know this. I just thought I saw it somewhere that Pimentel
did stem from the Jewish origin. Maybe they are Christianized Jews.
Joao, my godfather and Great Uncle was Joao de Sousa married to Etelvina
Lopes from Sao Miguel.
Thanks.
Linda Borges Furtado Norton
I would think of it in this context. How many African Americans use the
Surname of Washington or Jefferson or other names which we associate with
the slave owners that they were once owned by. Now obviously Washington is
not an African name. Well neither are most of the Portuguese names Jewish.
Repost for Gail SDE, gelizares at hawaii.rr.com
My family is a de Souza from Sao Miguel also, I don't know what part though.
My grandfather Quitao de Souza's parents were Jose de Souza and Maria
Ignacio. He later ended up with the name Caitano Souza and I'm still trying
to find out where he is bur
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