Vivian,
I have Silva great grandparents from Gloucester. Many genealogical records
are available on line from the city of Gloucester. Go to their web page,
click on departments, then archives where you can do a vital records
search. Good luck! Enjoy!
Ginny (Madruga) Swinson
On Friday, February
Just found a marriage document for Ana and Constantino, looks like Ana's
parents names were actually:
Francisco J Mendonça (J probably Jose) (Died before 1910)
and
Maria de São Pedro (died 1954)
Sorry for any confusion!!
Thanks,
Rick
On Wednesday, November 21, 2012 12:12:10 PM UTC-6, Rick Jo
Cheri,
I hope this comes through OK. For the others, we can leave out of San
Francisco via Virgin America connect Boston to SATA. Hope they extend it past
this winter!! It's nice for me as my sis can board in Boston and travel with
us "E"
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/11/prweb10151398.h
Cheryl, it is interesting that you post this line. There is a Furtado
Lourenco line that comes from Ponta Garca and has connections to Ribeira
das Tainhas, which as you know, is very close to Ponta Garca and Ribeira
Quente. The Furtado Lourenco line begins with Lourenco Furtado and
Sebastiana M
Tina
I too have Silveira and Veira ancestors, but mine are from Sao Jorge and my
GGrandfather from that line ended up in Australia in the early 1870s. So
these are obviously common names and their genes have spread around the
world.
Good luck with your research.
Diane
On Saturday, 12 Febru
Actually, I am researching Roses, Souzas and Mellow.
Thanks, Dolores Coyle
On Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 9:20 AM, Ginny Swinson wrote:
> Carol,
> I am looking for Manual Perry Madruga, born Azores about 1852, father
> Manuel M. and mother Mary "Joseph". Don't know when or how he came to
> America, wh
Ginny,
To find your island and freguesia, you will need to use almost every
resource in America. A 30+ page guide can help you do this. It can be
found here:
http://goo.gl/zJwLr
A U.S. Census search will tell when in came to America. The marriage
record from 1883 in the Gloucester church will
Carol,
I am looking for Manual Perry Madruga, born Azores about 1852, father
Manuel M. and mother Mary "Joseph". Don't know when or how he came to
America, when or how he got here. Married Phillipa Perry, April 18, 1883 in
Gloucester. She was born Azores, about 1862, father John, mother Mary
"T
Boa tarde!!
I've been recently uncovering my Azorean past and have done pretty well
with family and other members on Ancestry to trace back my Fraga roots
quite far, but I have run into trouble getting information on my Mendonça
and Joaquim lines. I have Constantino Mauricio Fraga (My great gr
I don't believe so as this family is from Ribeira Grande.
Rick
Richard Francis Pimentel
Spring, TX
Formerly of Epping, New Hampshire
Researching, Riberia Grande, Riberinha, Achada Grande, Bretanha, and Ponta
Delgada, Sao Miguel, Acores
From: azores@googlegroups.com [mailto:azor
I have Madrugas and Vieiras from Pico in my mother's paternal line. The
Vieira part of my family did not end up in Gloucester--they ended up in the
East Bay area near Martinez CA. My Madruga grandfather immigrated to the
US in 1892 but ended up in the area near Martinez (his Vieira relatives)m
we
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