Another aspect of the expostos--and I don't know whether this has come up
earlier or not, so please forgive my possible duplication--is something I
learned on a short visit to Santa Maria last week (with Nancy Jean
Baptiste, in fact!). Various pirate raids preceded some increases in the
number
I can't make out the word the follows the name of the child in the baptism
record on the left page of this baptism document. The child's name is
Claudina but I can't decipher the word immediately after d Areniao?
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-RG-FENAISAJUDA-B-1832-18
I took a picture of one of these wheels when I was in Angra recently and it was
very interesting to see.quite different from how I had imagined it. I
always thought the wheel was flat like a wagon wheelhorizontal but it was
like a box more flush with the outside wall. I have no clue how
Maryann,
Close. It is Ascenção, Claudina de Ascenção.
On Sun, Aug 10, 2014 at 8:34 AM, Maryann Santos wrote:
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> I can't make out the word the follows the name of the child in the baptism
> record on the left page of this baptism document. The child's name is
> Claudina but I can't decipher
Of course! Thanks again, Margaret.
On Sun, Aug 10, 2014 at 9:24 AM, Margaret Vicente wrote:
> Maryann,
>
> Close. It is Ascenção, Claudina de Ascenção.
>
>
>
> On Sun, Aug 10, 2014 at 8:34 AM, Maryann Santos wrote:
>
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>> I can't make out the word the follows the name of the child in the
>
Hi Susan One option is that you can email the pic directly from your I phone. Go to the camera button on your I phone, find the pic and tap it, then tap the up arrow just below the pic, and wait a sec, then type in the email address azores@googlegrous.com . We would love to see it Herb On 08
Hi Lee,
Death date reads Sep. 2nd 1768. Age 60 years old "more or less".
Notice he writes more or less because the age entered is not verified and
you will need to look up her birth record within the timeframe above as a
start and work it backwards. I've found gaps of 10 years in some of my
rec
I took a picture of one of these wheels when I was in Angra recently and it was
very interesting to see.quite different from how I had imagined it. I
always thought the wheel was flat like a wagon wheelhorizontal but it was
like a box more flush with the outside wall. I have no clue how
I took a picture of one of these wheels when I was in Angra recently and it was
very interesting to see.quite different from how I had imagined it. I
always thought the wheel was flat like a wagon wheelhorizontal but it was
like a box more flush with the outside wall. I have no clue how
I took a picture of one of these wheels when I was in Angra recently and it was
very interesting to see.quite different from how I had imagined it. I
always thought the wheel was flat like a wagon wheelhorizontal but it was
like a box more flush with the outside wall. I have no clue how
Don't give up, Susan!We know you're trying to upload it. :-)Doug da Rocha HolmesPico & Terceira Genealogist=Get ready for NFL Fantasy Football and join me in the newly created Azores Genealogist League. Still looking for more participants.Write me here fo
Amazing. Thank you Doug
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> On Aug 10, 2014, at 11:50 AM, wrote:
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> Here's the picture by Susan of the roda.
>
> I am not certain I rotated it correctly. I think it's a vertical picture, but
> if I have it wrong, just rotate it correctly or turn your head. :-)
>
> Doug da
Susan says I rotated and I shouldn't have. It should be rotated 90 degrees counter-clock wise.To me, that makes it like a water wheel. I guess you pull down to reveal the opening inside, or something.Doug da Rocha HolmesPico & Terceira Genealogist=Get rea
Of course, you just gave cited a clue by using the name Algarvia. It is
possible they went and lived in Algarvia and thus the nickname Algarvia. I
have ancestors that lived in three places. It depends on the circumstances
of what lands they owned, or where the work was. So try looking in Algarvi
Hi!
My DNA matches are showing some curious results! Some of the matches show
people without a single "portuguese" in their lines! (someone said may be I
had a pirate going around J JJ...
(So I have been busy sending "tons" of emails asking people to let me know
if they want to share information
Hi Eliseu,
I would say that I get less than a 50% response rate generally I only
contact them once if they don't respond I move on to a different person. I
am curious if you can share what types of people you are matching that
don't have any Portuguese in their lines.
Antonio
On Sunday, Augu
Eliseu,
You can also run the "In Common With" feature with some of these "non"
Portuguese. Under the name of your match are 4 icons: Email, Notes,
Pedigree, and the twisting arrows. Left click the arrows and pick "In
Common With." See if any other known Portuguese people show up on that
list.
Anyone have a clue what the side margin says on this one. I’ve translated the
body of the document but; can’t begin to read the side margin. Right hand
page, Maria.
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMA-VP-SAOPEDRO-B-1853-1860/SMA-VP-SAOPEDRO-B-1853-1860_item1/P14.html
Sam
Here is what I can make out:
o individuo a que se refer este registro de nome Maria Jose Soares no estado de
viuva de Antonio Tavares do Rego faleceu nesta freguesia aos vinte do mes
corrente. Vila do Porto 21/4/932
"The person refered to in this record, named Maria Jose Soares, widow of
An
Hermano; It sure does. Thank you 😊 Sam
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Sam
Here is what I can make out:
o individuo a que se refer este registro de nome Maria Jose Soares no estado de
viuv
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