Yes, I've written to new bedford, dartmouth, fairhaven, bristol county, the
county court, the supreme court, state archives in boston, nara, and
immigration, it's like he never even existed when it comes to his
citizenship or passport for traveling home and back, though I'm learning
that
I sure hope they get to it quickly. Family to research from Ribeira Grande.
Paul G.
On Friday, December 13, 2013 10:04:55 PM UTC-5, Pam Santos wrote:
I sure hope they start adding again, Ribeira Grand would be next after the
last two from Ponta Delgada, with only 14 parishes in Ribeira
The way they are going about this it seems they have no plan. It depends
who is heading this project and his/her whim as to add next
It would be nice to know from them what they are going to do next but
themselves I believe they do not know and I am sure if asked there would
not be an answer
Anthony, I have to brush up on my WW's history
I do remember reading about the Lusitania
Thanks
On Saturday, 14 December 2013 00:05:54 UTC-5, Anthony Soares wrote:
They were also used in WWI, The U. S. protested after the Sinking of the
Lusitania which also killed 128 Americans who were on
Paul,
Pretty good writing whoever did it
Born 26 of December 1844
Baptized 1 of January 1845
On Saturday, 14 December 2013 04:50:36 UTC-5, Paul wrote:
Hello list members. In case I forget, I hope each of you has a safe and
happy holiday. Now to the attached. I believe that I have found the
Hi Paul,
The paternal grandparents are Manuel de Mello and Maria da Silva both
deceased and buried. The Maternal grandparents are Manuel de Medeiros and
Anna Resende. The God parents are Manual and Rosa children of Manuel Raposo
and Maria de Medeiros. He was born 26 Dec 1844 and baptized on
Miles don't matter, people got around much better than you may think they did -
even before the automobile. The real problem is locating where the
Naturalization records are archived. For example, they may be archived at one
location for a certain period, and another location for another
Mike that's not always true. Multiple naturalizations are mostly a recent
practice.
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For options, such as changing to List, Digest, Abridged, or No Mail (vacation)
mode, log into your Google account and visit this group at
http://groups.google.com/group/Azores. Click in the blue area on
Mike, here's the deal on where people were naturalized. Persons eligible for
naturalization could be attend the ceremony in any Federal court, regardless of
where they lived. Back in the day, Naturalization was a proud and joyful event.
However, naturalization ceremonies were not held on a
Wow,
Thank you for the great response and assistance. It's always amazing how
the group can do more than the single person. I appreciate it.
Sorry for the late response, I really only have time on the weekends to
work on Ancestry stuff where I can actually sit down and put a little mind
power
Eric,
I believe that Oakland FHC has all of the film for the Azores. This was
according to Eloise Cadinha who used to research there and ordered them.
Someone who lives in Oakland and researches there could probably tell you for
sure. I don’t know what if any they have for Madeira but the
Come on guys. Do you have any idea of the resources demanded by the project,
never mind the cost.
It seems to me that in our zeal for family research we are forgetting what it
takes to satisfy our vice.
I am sure that they are doing the best that they can with the resources
available to them in
I agree with Hermano. We are getting this for free. We are relying on the
kindness of strangers
Eric Edgar
On Sat, Dec 14, 2013 at 11:22 AM, Hermano C. Pires lagoe...@hotmail.comwrote:
Come on guys. Do you have any idea of the resources demanded by the
project, never mind the cost.
It seems
Eric G,
The FHCs used to have a feature within their center where you could see
which FHC had which film. But I think they nixed that about 10 years ago.
If there was a replacement, no one at my FHC told me (at that time. I
haven't asked since).
I thought only North Dartmouth, Massachusetts
There is a browsable database of Portuguese languague Hawaiian newspapers
from the Hawaiian Historical Society here.
http://evols.library.manoa.hawaii.edu/handle/10524/31854
The nine initial newspapers were published in Hawai‘i from 1885 to 1927 and
include one English and Portuguese newspaper
You are absolutely right, Hermano! Patience and gratefulness are key here.
MaryAnn
On Sat, Dec 14, 2013 at 2:22 PM, Hermano C. Pires lagoe...@hotmail.comwrote:
Come on guys. Do you have any idea of the resources demanded by the
project, never mind the cost.
It seems to me that in our zeal
Hermano,
I agree with your 2 cents worth.
This coming from someone who wants information about Santa Maria which isn't on
the CCA site yet.
helen cunha kerner
researching santa maria
From: Hermano C. Pires lagoe...@hotmail.com
To:
I agree, Hermano.I'm just appreciative of the modern resources. I remember when I would come back from a trip to Terceira with tons of photocopies of the records not on microfilm. And I paid others to get me more, never thinking it would ever be possible to get them online.If anyone were to sit in
I can confirm there was heavy emigration from Madeira to Hawaii. Maybe even equal to that of Sao Miguel.Doug da Rocha HolmesSacramento, CaliforniaPico Terceira Genealogist916-550-1618www.dholmes.com
Original Message It is my understanding that the Hawaiians recruited heavily
Hermano, you're right!
This summer Joao Ventura took my husband and I to the CCA office.2 men,
tiny office, tons of records, grand old building.I'm going to post a couple
of pictures of the men working so diligently on a huge project without a great
many resources. So many family
I never said I was unappreciative because I do appreciate all their work. I
posted this because I am excited at how far they have come and all the
records they have added so fa't far.
Cheri, I can I can't find the old email, but I am pretty sure they said
they would add Sao Miguel before
Faial is already on the CCA site.
Kathy
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Visit the Azores GenWeb Project:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~azrwgw/index.html
Climb my Family Tree:
http://www.kathys-place.com/index.html
I did not want to come across like I am ungrateful to whoever is in charge
of this CCA project in the Azores, whoever pays for it etc. etc. etc.
I gave an opinion and read the opinions of others. I can live w/it
I will write again that there is no plan from them at CCA, they do not even
know if
Good news, Jose.Maybe like you, I have been checking daily for the next records of Sao Sebastiao.Then I get a great message from a fellow list member, Maria Natalia, who says that now with the Sao Sebastiao records online, she was able to find a very possible reason why she is coming up as a
Hi Group,
I called the Oakland FHC this afternoon before they closed. A friend
answered the phone and he told me how to look at their holdings. From the
FamilySearch.org Website, you select Search and then Catalog on the next
line. A search box opens and you can search by film. Below the
There are 3 CCA threads going. Can we keep them all here?
Pam received an email in May. Eliseu translated it.
Taking your request email in mind we inform you that we are in middle of
the process of putting online for individual search the church documents
of the Concelho of Ponta Delgada, S.
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