A relative and I are trying to find our 7th great grandfather's casamentos
for his first marriage. We believe the one listed below is it, but we are
scratching our heads at the surname for his wife. Their names are Francisco
Ledo and Maria da Silva, but on the record (top left) it looks like her
Paul, the Priests abbreviated surnames all of the time prior to 1860 or so.
It is not unusual at all. The Bride is Maria Vieira not Silva. It looks to
me that her father is Pedro and the last name is possibly the abbreviation
for Fagundes but his handwriting is so sloppy and fancy with the "F", wh
Groom: Francisco Ledo, widower. So his parents won't be listed. You'll need
to find his first marriage.
Bride: Isabel Vieira, daughter of Pedro Fagundes? and Isabel Vieira.
You are in the time period where they use abbreviations. I'm sure paper and
ink were considered a little bit costly back the
I picked up on the abbreviations quickly and been using some of the
resources you've listed before to figure them out. Where it lists Francisco
Ledo, de brides name it looks like Ma to me which I thought was Maria.
Paul G.
On Sunday, May 31, 2015 at 12:01:05 PM UTC-4, Cheri Mello wrote:
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Cheri, I think you are right about the groom being a widower. I looked at
the abbreviation again and it does look like it ends in an 'o'. The bride
is certainly Maria Vieira though.
Rosemarie
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Researching Sao Jorge, Terceira, Graciosa, Faial and Pico, Azores,
Isola delle Femmine,
I don't know why Paul's link doesn't directly go to the CCA. I don't have
the controls like I normally do. I have 1 zoom and that's it.
My guess of widower is because there's no parents listed. However, the
priest didn't list his deceased wife either.
Cheri
On Sun, May 31, 2015 at 9:23 AM, Rosem
Repost for Gloria Rodrigues, suchislife55 at gmail.com
Hi Debra,
My name is Gloria Rodrigues. Started doing my genealogy about 8 months now.
My great grandfather Joseph Monsebo Rodrigues (assuming his name was Jose
Rodrigues Mancebo) went to Hawaii from Flores Island (late 1860's to early
1870's)
Would using Google Chrome vs. Explorer have something to do with it? In
Google I right click the image copy the URL and paste, that one you only
get 1 zoom. Where as in Esplorer I right click on the image>properties>
copy the URL and paste. Here is the same link using Explorer
*http://culturaco
If you are using Google Chrome you can increase the zoom by clicking the
box with the three lines to the right of the address bar, then click the +
sign in zoom to increase. For explorer I believe you have to right click
the image, click zoom then click the zoom amount you want.
Paul G.
On Su
I'm in Firefox. I left click the link and it takes me to the CCA - usually.
When some people post links though, it doesn't take me to the CCA.
I'm guessing because you are right clicking the image to get the URL it's
not the same as going to the address bar and copying the full URL. Maybe
Joao Ven
Nov 5- 1695, RGE, Francisco Ledo viuvo, com Maria Vieira filha de Pedro
Fernandes? (possibly Figueiredo) and Izabel Vieira ja defuntos. There are
almost no Fagundes in early Ribeira Grande.
JR
On Sunday, May 31, 2015 at 11:33:54 AM UTC-4, Paul wrote:
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> A relative and I are trying to find our
I can start copying the address and paste it in my post if that would be
better.
Paul G.
On Sunday, May 31, 2015 at 1:21:20 PM UTC-4, Cheri Mello wrote:
> I'm in Firefox. I left click the link and it takes me to the CCA -
> usually. When some people post links though, it doesn't take me to t
The Mancebo usually means " the Younger. If Jose Rodrigues has a son, he
would be known as Jose Rodrigues Mancebo to differentiate from his father.
It is often seen applied to the first born son, when he is named for his
father .It can become part of a surname.
There is a family group in Lajes, F
I've seen Mancebo used on a nephew.
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada
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Thanks for that information Eric. I have seen Mancebo and have always thought
it was a surname. Learned something new.;)
♥Edna
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be gracious to you." (Numbers 6:24-25)
On May 31, 2015, at
Margaret and JR thank you so much for your help
Herb
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> Does anyone have this
Repost for MHart, desertqueenofhearts at gmail.com
I'm the unofficial amateur historian/genealogist in my family. My mother's
father, Manuel de Brum, and all four of her grandparents Manuel de
Brum/Maria Jascinta da Rosa & Victorino Joaquin Azevedo (aka Frank
Silva)/Marianna Rosa Pacheco were born
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-VF-RIBEIRATAINHAS-B-1890-1899/SMG-VF-RIBEIRATAINHAS-B-1890-1899_item1/P47.html
Lower right side for Emilia. Notation is it the death of her or her
husband?
Thanks so much!
Lillian
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To MHart. From Sandra Valine DauerI've done a little research on
the Portuguese families in Kern County as a member of the Kern County
Genealogy Society. Is your Manuel Brum Born 01 Nov 1875 (1873) and died 09
April 1920 in Bakersfield. Married to Margaret Silva born around 1883? This
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