I too have him in my tree he was my 1st cousin 3x removed. I have traced
the Rodrigues Roque back to when they were just Rodrigues, I had to take a
break from researching and stopped on Gaspar Rodrigues abt 1650. My tree is
on Ancestry, and I have doen my DNA with Family Tree.
Sandy
On
Could it be João Oscar ( o-sh-car)?
Nelia
On Mon, Sep 10, 2018 at 12:16 PM Richard Francis Pimentel <
richard.francis.pimen...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It would depend on the time period. In early records they spelled John as
> Joam and then it changed over time to Joao. Guessing on the time
Sonya, thank you but the passport quick check credit goes to Jeremy BC of this
list for having indexed that time period for Horta.
Cheers
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> On Sep 10, 2018, at 12:16 PM, Richard Francis Pimentel
> wrote:
>
> It would depend on the time period. In early records they
It would depend on the time period. In early records they spelled John as Joam
and then it changed over time to Joao. Guessing on the time period you are
searching, you could find it spelled either way. Yes, Jose is Joseph. Many men
that are Joseph are called Joe by their friends and relatives.
Hi Cheri, you are correct. We pronounce Juan as “Wahn” and the Ch in Oschar
being a “Sh” sound.
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Thanks everyone so far. On the transcript of his marriage certificate it lists
his father’s name as John Oschar as well and we do not have any baspisn records
for his children.
Thank you Margaret, that is very helpful. You found that passport so quickly,
amazing! I will start looking through
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