Mary K,
When you say that Rio de Janeiro was listed as the birth place...where did
you see this listed? In his obituary? On something else? Also when you
said you saw it arriving in Boston, you saw that on Ancestry.com? Can you
list the specific date on that so those with Ancestry can take a lo
Interesting but I have never heard of a Rio de Janerio on Sao Miguel. In my
data base I have 3 or 4 references to Rio de Janerio and have always thought
it meant Rio de Janerio in Brazil. One of the records named a church there
which I verified so I know that one is in Brazil. Another record just
Hello Everyone
I'm thinking of Planning a Genealogical Genealogy Vacation say In
Spring vacation in 2013 I have 3 of us going so far The Archives in
Ponta Delgada, Monday To Saturday noon time Genealogy, I Figure we
can tour the island Saturday and Sunday the Price i would have to
check to see
Well, my grandmother's marriage record says she was born in Rio Janeira and
for the life of me and Joao Ventura we have not been able to find her
baptism record ca 1883-85. So this is interesting to me. Of course, her
father's name is partially incorrect on the recordbut her mother's is
Deborah,
In regards to blood relation. Rosa Smith was my great grandmothers sister.
Which would make Rosa Smith my grandmothers Aunt, and my Dad's Great Aunt and
my Great, Great Aunt? And Frank Smith would be my Great, Great Uncle by
marriage. And Rosa and Frank Smith's children my 3rd cou
What information did you want off of Rosa Smith's death certificate?
Kim
From: Deborah Keller47
To: Azores Genealogy
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2012 12:39 PM
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Rosa & Frank Smith
Re: "So that is why Maria/Mary doesn't show up
Ary,
No problem with that. His name is António Pereira Teixeira.
João Ventura
Terceira
From: "aryasan...@uol.com.br"
To: azores@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2012 5:43 PM
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Norte Grande - impressions
Hi João
Slaves came from Africa, particularly from the Portuguese colonies. There are
more slaves in the bigger islands: Terceira and São Miguel and in the richer
families. I don't think there were the sort of abbuse towards slaves that we
see on movies. Many times, the godparents of slaves are people i
The main reason for doing the genealogy of the whole village is trying to find
leads on further research. Santo Amaro is a village where the marriage records
don't go far back. Eventually in the applications to priesthood and
dispensations some leads will be found.
I have the same information f
Joao
Thanks for the info on Norte Grande. It's so interesting to have found
these insites in just Church records. Of course most of my people are from
Santo Antoine!
Rosemarie >
After finishing the genealogy of Norte Grande, there are some impressions
> of the village that I would like to share
By the way it means Peacock
Karlushko - Itajai/SC/Brasil - New York/USA
Pesquisando:
Alemanha, Belgica, Brasil, Luxemburgo, Italia, Portugal, Açores, Espanha
Agueda, Aguiar, André, Antunes, Arruda, Baptista, Beirao, Brasil, Bulcão,
Cardoso, Correia, Costa, Dias, Dutra, Faria, Fernandes, Ferreira
And Pavan is Italian
Karlushko - Itajai/SC/Brasil - New York/USA
Pesquisando:
Alemanha, Belgica, Brasil, Luxemburgo, Italia, Portugal, Açores, Espanha
Agueda, Aguiar, André, Antunes, Arruda, Baptista, Beirao, Brasil, Bulcão,
Cardoso, Correia, Costa, Dias, Dutra, Faria, Fernandes, Ferreira, Figue
I have ancestors in Norte Grande, but unfortunately I could'nt find many
generations back in time. The family is PEREIRA DA LUZ, they came from Santo
Amaro, where the records pre-1700 are lost. Another line was the couple Joao
Machado de Souza and Ana de Sao Pedro, parents of Andre Jacinto (b.
Re: "So that is why Maria/Mary doesn't show up under Frank & Rosa
Smith's 1900 census."
Maria was already married to M.T. Freitas by 1900 so she would not
have shown up in Frank & Rosa's household.
~Deborah
On Feb 17, 5:01 pm, Kim Rowe wrote:
> Deborah,
>
> I would like to get the name of the
We've seen some references to a Rio de Janeiro -- possibly near Ponta
Garça, São Miguel. This was listed as the birth place for my great
grandfather, though I believe I found his baptism record in Ponta
Garça. We also saw it listed as the place of origin (Rio de Janeiro,
São Miguel) on a list of pa
Thanks for providing this interesting background information. Where
would the slaves have been from? Were slaves more common on some
islands than others?
Mary K
On Feb 19, 12:16 pm, joao ventura wrote:
> After finishing the genealogy of Norte Grande, there are some impressions of
> the villag
Hi João Ventura,Thanks for your impressions on Norte Grande. Very interesting.I became very aroused by the last paragraqph of your message...Would you be kind enough to decline (to the List or to me only, exceptionally !...)who the grandfather was (his name)?.. I will leave this request up to y
Thank you for posting your impressions of the community. This background info
adds so much to just birth,death and marriage dates.
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 19, 2012, at 9:16 AM, joao ventura wrote:
> After finishing the genealogy of Norte Grande, there are some impressions of
> the village
After finishing the genealogy of Norte Grande, there are some impressions of
the village that I would like to share with the list.
There are two independent communities: Norte Grande and Santo António. It is
like two different villages, who share a common church. The richer people live
in Nort
John,
The unknown fathers usually were those that had "somthing to loose". Their
were either married or belonged to richer families and seduced the naïve girls.
So it is common for descendants of unknown fathers to have "another famiy" that
they know nothing about.
I consider single mothers
I launched IE (Internet Explorer) and it looks like the site was crawled
all the way up to the images, but not the images. Rats, rats, rats. I
thought I had a work around.
If it makes anyone feel any better, my email to the CCA had that
"postmaster will try to deliver for 3 more daysdo not r
Rick and other FTDNA testees,
FTDNA is going to do away with "paternal" and "maternal" Gedcoms and you'll
just post one that has both sides. A lot of people went ahead and did that
anyways, as carving out each side can be a bit of a pain.
Cheri
On Sat, Feb 18, 2012 at 7:49 PM, Richard Francis P
Hello Suzanne,
The way it reads to me is: Joam Hienes o Seco.
I would look for other records 1 to 2 years before or after to find other
children but
1) Hienes is probably Enos and
2) o Seco means it is a nickname not a surname. For example Joam Enos
"the dry one".
Margaret Vicente
On Sat,
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