Got it, Thanks
On Friday, March 3, 2017 at 5:54:12 PM UTC-8, Cheri Mello wrote:
>
> I'm thinking it's more like the American "potter's field." Or at least we
> have them in America. Perhaps other places too.
>
> The literal translation of "cova de fabrica" isn't very nice. Google
> translate sai
Gayle,
Yes, They are my 6X great grand parents on my mothers side.
I did find their parents, Joao (Joam) da Costa and Maria Gracia from
Manuels birth / Baptism record 13Feb1700.
Do you addition ancestors beyond that?
I was looking on Pico for Joao and Marias marriage record but have yet to
find
Wow I've seen the word Sepultra on some family documents but had no idea. I
thought mine were all to poor to afford their own. So would the Public
cemetery the same as cova de fabrica
Liz
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> On Mar 4, 2017, at 7:44 AM, Marie wrote:
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> Got it, Thanks
>
>> On Friday, Marc
Liz, this was before public cemeteries were instituted
On Sat, Mar 4, 2017 at 11:17 AM Liz Migliori wrote:
> Wow I've seen the word Sepultra on some family documents but had no idea.
> I thought mine were all to poor to afford their own. So would the Public
> cemetery the same as cova de fabrica
Can some please help with the bottom portion of the marriage record of
Antonio Correa/Corria de Mencdonca and Annado Resseracao Ortins (left side)?
I can read the date and parents names, etc.
I need help with the portion after Anna's mother's name (Maria Glz Maia).
I can see "todas fregusia de
all from this village
Rosemarie
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Researching Sao Jorge, Terceira, Graciosa, Faial and Pico, Azores,
Isola delle Femmine, Sant' Elia, Sicily
On Sat, Mar 4, 2017 at 12:27 PM, Lee wrote:
> Can some please help with the bottom portion of the marriage record of
> Antonio Correa/Corr
Thanks Rosemary, I was afraid of that. HVent been able to find any information
on his patents beyond this point.
Lee
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The thing about Graciosa is they sometimes get married in one village and
then move to another and have their children there! One of my lines did
that; married in Santa Cruz and then had children in Guadalupe! You need to
check all of the villages' marriage records for your couple.
Rosemarie
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My G_G grandfather was FRANK SILVA and his wife was MARIANNA SILVA. these
appear to be the same people as you mention in this may 2015 post. their
oldest daughter was Mary my Great Grandma born in B'field 1880 she married
ANTONIO AZEVEDO. he from the az
Louie,
Their marriage date does not appear in CITCEM, so you're likely not to find the
record. Their first child, Maria, was born in 1698 so 1697-98 is a good
estimate. Joao' brother Manuel (b. 8 Feb. 1682) is my ancestral line. I show
Joao's birth as 12 May 1678.
I hope that what little info.
Gayle,
This is great info! Thank you!
I have found lots of data on the CCA for Sao Jorge that is not in CITCEM so
that doesn't surprise me.
I have been studying a little history of Topo on Sao George ... that end of
the island had virtually no roads to the other parts of the island because
of
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