Cheri it could work. Gary's paternal grgrandparents were 15 years apart. She
was 15 uears older than he was. Actually when they got married he was 27 years
old, and she was 42 years old. It is written right in the record.
Shirley in CA
- Original Message -
From: Cheri Mello
T
I think that I have found our connection. I found the following in Bob de
Mello's book on page 365:
SILVA, Joao da (I have in parenthesis BARBOSA), age 35
(Antonio da Silva X Maria Joaquina)
>From Ribeira Quente
WIFE
Mariana de Jesus, age 44
(Francisco de Melo X Francisca de Jesus) **
i really apprecaite you taking time to find him for me
On Wednesday, July 31, 2013 11:25:37 PM UTC-4, rcapodc wrote:
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> Hi Tyler,
>
> I took my own advise and check the CCA site for an Oscar born to Francisco
> and I found him! It is in the Village of Calheta, Sao Jorge baptisms
> 1900—191
Hi John,Does the Ornelas Mendes volume for Terceira mention another child or two of João de Aguiar?I think he might have had many, based on surname usage of some families at that time in the records.I remember reading about Padre Maldonado's ancestry being unknown and that it was suspected his fami
thanks and it would be great if we could find a connection sometime
On Wednesday, July 31, 2013 10:18:50 PM UTC-4, Fred Souza wrote:
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> Tyler,
>
> Nothing to apologize about--best wishes to you, and perhaps we will find a
> connection sometime.
>
> Fred
> On Jul 31, 2013, at 6:29 PM, tyler sousa
You are welcome Tyler. My Souza’s all come from Sao Jorge also but another
village. Now that you have the names of the grandparents you need to get to
those Calheta records and find the marriage of Francisco de Sousa & Catharina
Amelia and go from there! You have a great start now and the later
Gail E,
His actual name is Joao da Silva. I don't see Barboza in the Portuguese
records. I found him on the passenger list last night but I was getting
sleepy. Shirley posted this morning. So now we have figured out one of
your DNA lines. You come from Antonio de Mello & Constancia de Jesus
Doug: I have another child for Joao Aguiar as follows:
Maria de Aguiar
married to: Rodrigo Alvares, from Sao Sebastiao. Terceira, Azores
CHILD
Joao Rodrigues de Aguiar
married to Barbara Gonsalves de Paiva
daughter of Gonsalo Anes X Maria de Paiva.
I don't have any marriage info on either couple
Just so the wrong impression isn't being made here
I initially ordered a DNA test on my dad back in December of 2005. The
only type of DNA tests available at that time were Y-DNA and mtDNA. I did
Y-DNA 37 marker (the most markers at that time) on my dad for his
Portuguese line (he's half).
I'm trying to do some genealogy on my Portuguese ancestors who came from
the Azore Islands. The only information I have is they came from Santo
Amaro (great grandmother put this down as the birthplace of her husband
Manuel Isidoro Bettencourt). Last fall a cousin of mine gave me
information o
Edith,
We need dates. Knowing they are your greats doesn't help us help you. We
have no idea if you are in your 20s or 70s. A 20 year old would have
greats born in the early 1900s perhaps. A 70 year old would have their
greats born in the mid1800s.
I know there's a Santo Amaro on Pico. There
Hi Cheri,
I hate to sound stupid, but I have trouble figuring these out. If I were to
do Family Finder do I have to use a male relative to trace the Portuguese
family. Sorry but I thought I had to use a male relative.
Thank You
Margie
In a message dated 7/29/2013 9:17:23 A.M. Pacific Daylig
Hi,
I would like to know how you were able to get this information so I might
find my own ancestors. One of the names I'm interested in is Bettencourt
(as well as Isidoro, Enos, and Pimentel). Any help you can provide me
would be appreciated.
Edith Isidoro
On Tuesday, April 30, 2013 2:30:25
Cheri , there is also Santo Amaro on Sao Jorge. Rosemarie
From: Cheri Mello
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2013 8:23 PM
To: Azores Genealogy
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Searching for birth, marriage, and death
information on Sao Jorge
Edith,
We need dates. Knowing they are your greats doe
OK, Edith didn't give all the information. No island stated. So if Edith
is researching Santo Amaro on Sao Jorge island then:
Go here: http://www.culturacores.azores.gov.pt/ig/registos/Default.aspx
Island: Sao Jorge
Council: Velas
Freguesia: Santo Amaro
Good luck in your search!
Cheri Mello
List
I was stationed on Terceira when I was in the air force. I seem to recall a
small village called Santo Amaro just outside of Angra between Sao Bento and
Ribeirinha.
Bill
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Edith,
Doug got this information because he is a researcher for hire. If you
don't want to do your own research, you can hire him or others. Their info
is posted on the Azores GenWeb here:
http://goo.gl/Maajsg
The main web site is here: http://goo.gl/Vmutv5
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
R
Hi Margie,
Either a male or female can take the Family Finder test. And either a male
or female can take an mtDNA test. Only men can take the Y-DNA test.
But, if you are mixed like me, and have access to another relative who is
less mixed, use that relative. I'm 1/4 Portuguese. My dad is half
Hi Bill, You're right. That Santo Amaro is in the parish (freguesia) of Ribeirinha.So there are just the three Santo Amaro locations you've mentioned that I know about in the Azores.There is also one in Sao Paulo, Brasil.Wait, there is a fourth in the Azores. Conceicao, Horta, Faial has a Santo Ama
Hi Shirley,Thanks for that. I am so far behind in checking into all the angles of these Aguiar families.I just wanted to let you know I appreciate the info. How did you come across it? Is it in the Terceira volume John Raposo mentioned? I wish I didn't have to ask that. It's an old complaint of min
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