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I guess this means my ancestors had some interesting traits.
I am assuming that these would not be part of the actual surnames for
purposes of my genealogy database. Let me know if my assumption is
incorrect.
Thanks to all for the info.
Diane George
From: azores@googlegroups.com
Great news, I have been looking for a uncle who came to U.S. around
1927 his name is John F. Raposo or Rapozo from S.Miguel Acores
Islands. If you do find it please let me know.
Thanks
Ria
On 8/28/12, Mike mgilfilia...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm a member of the new England historical genealogy
Diane,
They do become part of the surname in some cases. In Flores, a branch of
the Pimentel was called Pimentel Canhoto (left-handed). Eventually the
Pimentel was dropped, now just Canhoto.
In Madeira, my wife's family came from a village with many Rodrigues and
Abreu, so her families became
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