Names can really get twisted around when people traveled to the US around the
turn of the century. If you have the ship and when it arrived then the persons
passport record is before that date. Some of the passport records say what ship
they were leaving on and where they were going. Most people
In the first record you posted, I think the name is actually Alvares; the
"A" and "L" are clustered together and appear as an "M"
The second record I think the name on the marriage record is Corvello,
rather than Carvalho. It is interesting in that the first names, ages,
length of marriage, an
Gloria,
Why don't you detail the information you have on your Carvalho in Hawaii.
Where are they on the census in 1900?
Why do think the Manuel dos Santos Carvalho on the Braunfels is the right
person?
I have researched a Carvalho family who arrived in Hawaii in 1912. They
turned out to be from
Am I reading this wrong?
She was admitted to the US at Honolulu on 4/4/1895, but she was born
5/12/1901 ?
Eric Edgar
On Tue, Aug 4, 2015 at 11:06 AM, Gloria Rodrigues
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Gloria,
I looked at my Carvalho files where I collected all people of that surname
to Hawaii. I don't see any connection to your family.
I see several records for them in Maui. I believe the 1910 for Wailuku,
Maui lists them as Manuel , Rosa, and Blendia Santos, all born Portugal,
and arriving
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