The library in Horta has the various parish records going far back. I
have copies of baptism certificates of my grandfather's oldest brother
who was born in 1869.
The records are stored by parish, then by year and by date.
Tomás Leal
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Greg,
There are quite a few Manuel Dias. Do you know if he came to the US with
wife and children so I might to try and find the right one? I am assuming
you do not have their ship's manifest yet?
"E"
PS: Most of us don't speak/read/write Portuguese or Spanish for that
fact..but we learned
I have Sylvia cousins in Fairhaven. John V. Sylvia, Sr. lived in New
Bedford. He had a daughter Mildred Sylvia. He also had a son John V.
Sylvia, Jr. And a daughter Rose Sylvia. Best I can tell they lived in New
Bedford but John V. Sylvia, Jr. lived and died in Fairhaven. There was also
ano
Cheryl L,
You are Gmail. Start a new email (so yours doesn't get mixed up with this
thread). To Azores@googlegroups.com Subject: Photos of A & B. Or Photos
of ___ Island or whatever. Type what you know in the body. When you are
done, look at the links right below the To box. Add CC, Add Bcc,
Thanks for the information. I have just began my research for my
ancestors. I haven't been able to get much information.
So far I know that my grandfather Joseph (Jose) Machado Silva was born
about 1894 on Terceira and from Angra or San Mateus. His parents were
Antonio Machado Silva and Maria L
How did you add those wonderful photos? I have one I would like to add
to see if anyone could recognize some relatives, but can't quite
figure out how to paste the photo into the message.
Thanks!
On Feb 10, 2:05 pm, "Richard Francis Pimentel"
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> Two things as to when the picture was taken.
Trevor,
My grandfather was Portuguese and my understanding from recent posts is that
only parents' Portuguese heritage counts toward citizenship these days, yes?
Guida
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I do have all the Census from ancestry. I tried to correct the spelling of my
uncles name but no luck. I did tell them I know the correct spelling because
it was the case of two brothers marrying two sisters and that was my maiden
name but I guess it is once it is there it can not be changed.
Hi Oliver;
I don’t know of any but I haven’t had much luck either.
Other pictures had a Joe Stone, Marie Casina, Joseph Sylvia and Mildred Sylvia
but I don’t know if they are related although I know one of the Gr
grandparents was a Sylvia. One of the pictures also said it was taken in
Fairhave
My name is Gregory Dias, my Portuguese side of the family were in
Oakland, Calif area
I am 63 years old
I am sorry but I don’t speak Portuguese, I have been struggling with
Spanish for years!
I just found out this last December that my grandfather was born on
Faial on October 17 1888
I am tryi
Dear Listers,
I want to inform that I have completed the genealogy of Norte Grande. Those
interested in records from this village please contact me privatly.
Other villages completed:
In São Jorge Island: Norte Pequeno and Ribeira Seca
In Terceira Island: Ribeirinha, Feteira, Porto Judeu, S
Looking for updated information on the Azores Conference.
I've made hotel reservations.
Looking forward to meeting everyone in April.
Bernadette Loebs
Researching: Branco, Facha, Frates, Freitas, (Flores), Leal, Silverira
(Pic)
Migrated to Merced County 1865-present.
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Group,
I know this is a long shot, but does anyone have any idea if it's possible, if
your document-proven great-grandfather is Portuguese, given minimum residency
and passing the language test?
Thank you.
-Trevor Costa
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To: Azores Genealogy
Sen
Thanks, Sonia. When I used the old address I had up to now, I get "Page Not
Found" although the Library Site logo is listed at the top. The ones you
now note are both different from the one I had been using, so I will update
my favorites.
Thanks, again.
"E"
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"E",
As far as I'm aware (and I'd be the one who'd ok work to the site ;)), the site
is up and running.
There are two addresses that can be used:
http://www.lib.umassd.edu/archives/paa/PADigitalNewsColl.html (where you then
click on the box to search);
or
https://news.arcasearch.
Two things as to when the picture was taken. The size of the photo looks
like it was taken with an early Kodak box camera, which was common in the
late 20's early 30's. The other is the style of clothing which looks like
about the same era. So to guess I would say about 1930.
Rick
Richard F
I tried to access this with the site address I had but I guess they are
redoing the site and I was unable to access the newspaper section. Can
anyone tell me when they will be back online and what the new site address
will be?
"E"
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This is the 1910 census. 13 Concord Avenue, Somerville, MA. It gives a
little more info on the Almeida's also.
1910 United States Federal Census 1910 United States Federal Census
Name: Augusta Thomas
Age in 1910: 41
Birth Year: 1869
Birthplace: Portugal
Home in 1910: Somerville Ward 2, Middlese
Here is Augusta in 1930 census.
1930 United States Federal Census 1930 United States Federal Census
Name: Augusta Thomas
Gender: Female
Birth Year: abt 1867
Birthplace: Azores
Race: White
Home in 1930: Somerville, Middlesex, Massachusetts
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Marital Status: Married
Immigration Year: 1880
Re
Sorry for the last minute notice (I didn't see the original announcement -
sorry)
Today, Fri, Feb. 10, 2012, is the last day to transfer DNA results from
Ancestry.com to Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) or from 23 and Me to FTDNA. The
transfer fee is $50 (at least from 23 and Me). I'm off to work now
alice,
Are the any William Martin from New Bedford. He lived on Cottage Street. He
was married to my cousin Mary
Oliver (Oloiveira)
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Subject: [AZORES-Genealog
Brazil, Immigration Cards, 1900-1965
Family Search as added these records and just for the heck of it I put in a
family name as I knew they had gone to Brazil earlier than 1900 and
returned to Lisbon, and, lo and behold, one of them show up on this list
and there is even a picture of her on
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