The attached is from my gg grandparents cassamentos record in the column
beneath my gg grandmothers maiden name. I am wondering what it says. Can
someone please translate?
Thanks.
Paul G.
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A certificate was issued on 9 Dec 1874.
When you get a side margin with A LOT of writing, then it's something good
- it's cross-referencing the baptism, marriage, death, legitimization. I
see more of these in the latter of the 1800s, at least where I research on
Sao Miguel island.
Cheri Mello
Thanks, Joao, for the Turlock info.
E
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Hi Lorraine,With the new weather patterns I think you just take a chance
whenever you go. The last two Augusts have been very rainy when we were there
and last year we had tropical storm Nadine in Sept!Nancy Jean
Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2013 20:03:35 -0800
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It says, First certificate/certification, 9th of December, 1674, by Cura
(priest) Pacheco
It could be for a lot of things. It seldom specifies. But at that early
date, it may have something to do with property claims or inheritance. But
it could be as simple as proving one's parentage and
I am looking for information on the family of Francisco Silveria born about
1840 in Portugal (immigrated to Texas around 1857.) I have very limited
information on him.
I know he had a nephew named Manoel Baptista and a niece named Luduvina
Baptista that possibly lived in Lisbon. He also had a
Greeneye,
This list deals with the Azores islands off the coast of Portugal, but the
genealogy trail is the same. You need the village that your ancestor came
from so you can begin your search.
Since your ancestors were able to write, you may have more of a paper
trail. Was there an envelope
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