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Gayle- This is very possibly a BIG DISCOVERY. What is Our Portuguese
Heritage for Martha's Vineyard? Is that a book? I'll search for that
title, if you discover or know more please share!! Thanks so much.
Melanie
On Oct 25, 8:31 pm, Gayle Machado
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Repost for Manuel Azevedo, emmanuelopes at gmail.com
hi gayle,
this is all very exciting as i have been researching salt spring pioneers
for some time. the norton's are particularly elusive! the story fits with
oral history except that Flores is cited as the island of his birth (from
his death
This is the only info (about 10 years old) that I have about the book that
Gayle cites. I don't know if the phone number is valid either.
Cheri
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OUR PORTUGUESE HERITAGE, 1860 - 1990: AN INFORMAL GENEALOGY OF 3,000
FAMILIES ON MARTHA'S VINEYARD, by Marianne Holmes Thomas. This
OK, I went to Google Books and on the right-hand-side there is place that
says find a library. This book is at Santa Clara Library, Connecticut
State U, U of Mass, Dartmouth. I don't know if it helps but I also looked
in Bookfinder.com and no luck nothing on www.hathitrust.org either.
Rosemarie
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Melanie,
It is a two- volume set of books by Marianne Holmes Thomas. It was published in
1996 by CHiP (The Community History Project) in Edgartown, MA. It covers 3000
families who lived on Martha's Vineyard including my father's. (My mother was
also from the island but not of Portuguese
Manuel,
The book does not indicate that Francis left the island. A death date of 6 Nov
1893 is given. He married Deborah Vincent and together had 7 children.
As for a Manuel- on page N512 it says Manuel Machado, son of Matthew and Martha
Machado, both from St. George, came to Edgartown and
If the Library in Martha's Vineyard are half as great as the one in
Nantucket, you will glean much of information from them. The ones in
Nantucket helped me tremendously in a search I was doing. Above and
beyond--even found out one of the ancestors died in Virginia. If you have
any further
Manuel,
There is a Manuel deLoura listed. Says he was born in 1870. Lists his wife and
children but offers no further info as to where he was born.
Now I really do need to get to work. I'll gladly look up anything else when I
get home.
Gayle
On Oct 26, 2011, at 9:27 AM, Cheri Mello
Cheri,
Check out history.vineyard.nethttp://history.vineyard.net
Gayle
On Oct 26, 2011, at 9:30 AM, Cheri Mello
gfsche...@gmail.commailto:gfsche...@gmail.com wrote:
This is the only info (about 10 years old) that I have about the book that
Gayle cites. I don't know if the phone number is
There are 2 of these books listed on addall.com Vol. 1 only A-O at $150
each.
E
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Most of you know I have been chasing my grandmother Isabelle
Victor's baptism record along with a couple of her siblings for a LONG
time. I do have several of her other siblings records. Well, my super
friend, Joao, today sent me the baptism record of yet another sibling.
Another son and, with
That's awesome.
Linda Borges Furtado Norton
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E Sharp
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Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Another family member found
Most of you know I have been chasing
http://www.worldcat.org/title/our-portuguese-heritage-1860-1900-an-informal-genealogy-of-3000-families-on-marthas-vineyard-in-two-volumes/oclc/35039750referer=brief_results
Our Portuguese heritage, 1860-1900: (an informal genealogy of 3,000
families on Martha's Vineyard) in two volumes
Author:
Re OUR PORTUGUESE HERITAGE, 1860 - 1990: AN INFORMAL GENEALOGY OF
3,000
FAMILIES ON MARTHA'S VINEYARD, by Marianne Holmes Thomas
Also held at:
Santa Clara City Library, Santa Clara, CA 95051
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