Catarina de Frias
b. 1 Jan 1643
at S. Pedro, Vila Franca do Campo
m. 30 Dec 1668
at S.Pedro Vila Franca do Campo
d.
spouse-Pedro de Oliveira
On Fri, Aug 16, 2013 at 11:44 PM, Cheri Mello wrote:
> Me! Me! Well, maybe. I don't have my genealogy software installed in
> this new computer, but I
My order was directly to the USCIS, and on inquiry, the Public information
officer told me that since Department of Homeland Security has been formed
the USCIS would not work on anything but pending citizenship cases. This
was 18 months ago.
and I'm still waiting for the files. Perhaps polic
I wrote to Marian Smith, who works for the USCIS and is a lecturer (mostly
on the east coast) on the naturalization process. I've edited her response
just a little bit so it makes sense on this list. I'll do the [ thing ] for
edits.
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Marian says:
There a
Thank you everyone who answered!
Soon I will post what I have on FRIAS hoping someone leads me to the right
path!
Eliseu Pacheco da Silva
(S. Miguel and Graciosa)
Azores Genealogy Group
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Thanks I have descendants that you do not have. I sent you a private email
On Sat, Aug 17, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Eliseu Silva wrote:
> Hi!
>
> This is the information I have on João da Silva married to Maria da Ponte
> from Porto Formoso.
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>
> Please let me know if you link to anyone
Hi, my name is Pat. I do think the passport document is for Francisco, (or
Frank Pimentel), Gary Pimentel's dad. The photo sure looks like him. Frank
was my great uncle. My grandfather, Antonio, was his older brother. Antonio
died in 1948 so Gary wouldn't remember or know him.
I just started lo
Thank you for the clarification here. I was able to get all needed
certified copies from the NARA and the citizenship was granted.
It does state on the G-639 form that not fees are required but that if
research and copying fees exceed a certain threshold, up to $250 may be
liable.
Consulate perso
Is there a particular period or lineage you are looking for? I have some that
were recorded by C.Machado, RR & GF, but as you know, they didn't usually
record dates of events. My earliest is such - it is in dispute between RR &GF,
but RR lists a m. of Jordao Vaz de Medeiros (son of Rui Vaz de Me
Some records in my family from Sao Pedro, Ponta D elgada say de Frias then it
changes to de Farias. The to Faria
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From: "Eliseu Silva"
To: azores@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 3:42:27 PM
Subject: RE: [AZORES-Genealogy] FRIAS - Vila Franca do Ca
Patricia Anne,
If you are just getting started in genealogy, you might find this how to
guide on the Azores GenWeb of great use:
goo.gl/ml8N3Y
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada
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OH maybe you got it from me awhile ago. George Pacheco had her being born
in Rosario but when I found the actual marriage in Port Formoso or
something like that he re did the research. I think that maybe it
On Sat, Aug 17, 2013 at 2:27 PM, Pam Santos wrote:
> Thanks I have descendants that you
Does anyone know what information are on the petitions? I have found my
ggreat grandfathers natuaralizations papers in Sacramento, CA but did not
really tell me anything and I been looking for the petition which could be
in San Francisco or Philadelphia or Boston area.
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Pam S,
Once I get all my files transferred over, I can double check, but if I
remember right, naturalization records before 1900 ask you to renounce your
allegiance to your former country. They may or may not say where the man
was from (women usually not included until 1920). Someone who has the
Patricia,
This is their marriage record as recorded in a book derived from the
archives in Flores
José de Freitas Pimentel Júnior [30 anos, f.º de António de Freitas
Pimentel e de Isabel Maria da Conceição]
c. 1890.05.22
c. Maria Fernandes do Nascimento [24 anos, f.ª de António de Freitas
OK, The best place to get ALL of the info on Naturalization Records is the book
by Christina K. Schaefer called Guide to naturalization Records of the United
States. A very BASIC list is that before 1906 there were only minimal
requirements:
Name of applicant
Residence of applicant
name of wit
Pam,
My great grandfather was naturalized in the Superior Court at San
Francisco in 1896. This is stated on his 1898 passport application.
These papers did not survive the 1906 earthquake.
Eric Edgar
On Sat, Aug 17, 2013 at 7:48 PM, Pam Santos wrote:
> Does anyone know what information ar
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