I need help deciphering the groom's parents on the marriage record for
Sebastião de Pimentel and Martha de Resende.
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-RG-FENAISAJUDA-C-1730-1772/SMG-RG-FENAISAJUDA-C-1730-1772_item1/P67.html
I can't make out the parents of the groom,
My ancestors came to Brazil from São Miguel, and I know that some of my
family's cousins went to Hawaii. This was from the same village. As far
as I could tell, it had to do with when they left. They had different
waves of immigrations. So, in a certain year, recruiters would come to
bring
:18 PM, Rodney Figueiredo rod...@gmail.com
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Hi Edna,
The Maria recorded here married a João Silveira Peixoto on July 18, 1925.
Her husband died November 26, 1984. She died November 27, 1987.
The José married an Emilia Gomes Pereira on September 7, 1927. His wife
Hi Edna,
The Maria recorded here married a João Silveira Peixoto on July 18, 1925.
Her husband died November 26, 1984. She died November 27, 1987.
The José married an Emilia Gomes Pereira on September 7, 1927. His wife
passed away on March 8, 1967. He died October 12, 1978 in Boston.
On the 25th day of the month of Abril of the year 1898, in this Parish
Church Headquarter of the Villa de Santa Cruz, council of the same name,
island of Graciosa, diocese of Angra, in my presence appeared the residents
José dos Reys, and Maria Emilia, of which I know to be the same, with a
Very happy, found my record...now on to marriage records to go back farther.
On Wednesday, June 25, 2014 3:01:58 PM UTC-4, Pam Santos wrote:
They have the baptism up on CCA site. Yippy
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records for his children. I figured my next step would be to
research in Santa Maria.
Rodney
On Monday, March 3, 2014 5:06:32 PM UTC-5, Rodney Figueiredo wrote:
Hello everyone! I'm hoping to get some advice on tracking down an
ancestor. I have a fifth great-grandfather who immigrated
There's a Maia on São Miguel. It's part of Ribeira Grande which is not
online, but I've found many family members actually listed on the Furnas
records. However, those don't start until the early 1800s. Prior to that,
I think it's just in the Ribeira Grande records.
On Monday, March 3,
Hello everyone! I'm hoping to get some advice on tracking down an
ancestor. I have a fifth great-grandfather who immigrated to Brazil
sometime in the late 1700s. His name was Ignácio José de Andrade. On one
of his grandchildren's baptism records, it confirms that Ignácio was from
the
It was usually women showing their devotion to the Virgin Mary. With so
many women named Maria, these religious names helped distinguish them from
one another. It seems everyone wanted to show religious devotion. These
weren't necessarily surnames in the modern sense, but just how the women
Hi Aaron,
It says that Manoel da Silva, son of Francisco da Silva (deceased) and
Maria de Pimentel, native of the parish of Annunciação in Achada Grande is
intending to get married but could not find his baptism record. It then
states his godparents' names and that they confirm he was born
I need help with a couple of names on two records. They belong to 5th
great-grandmother, her parents, and her grandparents. Her name was Maria
Francisca de Mello and she was married in São Jorge, Nordeste, São Miguel
on April 26, 1750 to Thomas Caetano Pacheco (see left page):
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of
Medeiros.
culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-PV-FAIALDATERRA-B-1725-1740/SMG-PV-FAIALDATERRA-B-1725-1740_item1/P3.html
Rodney
On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 1:28:13 PM UTC-5, Rodney Figueiredo wrote:
I found a marriage record for one of my ancestors Manoel de Medeiros in
Vila
Thank you to everyone. This really helps.
On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 1:28:13 PM UTC-5, Rodney Figueiredo wrote:
I found a marriage record for one of my ancestors Manoel de Medeiros in
Vila Franca do Campo in 1747. It mentions that his mother Antonia Raposa de
Medeiros was from
I have to say that growing up in Brazil, we have the same tradition. It is
a sign of respect to ask for your grandparent's blessing whenever you see
them. We usually ask for it by saying Benção, Vó/Vô and they reply Deus
te abençõe.
On Wednesday, February 5, 2014 12:41:16 AM UTC-5, Cheri
Hours of looking for my ancestors has not turned anything up. Maybe only
my 3rd great-grandfather was from there but they lived somewhere else. I
really need to find that marriage record now...
On Tuesday, February 4, 2014 10:28:54 AM UTC-5, Richard Francis Pimentel
wrote:
*All the Sao
Hopefully I'll find my 3rd great-grandfather. I estimate he was born in
1815. I hope he was older. :)
On Thursday, January 30, 2014 11:24:35 AM UTC-5, Richard Francis Pimentel
wrote:
*Another good Morning. The records of Sao Miguel Arcanjo are coming on
line. The Baptisms are on line
Thanks João. This is very helpful. I wasn't aware of some of the mainland
records that were digitized. Hopefully, they'll keep advancing with the
digitization in Viseu where some of my mainland ancestors came from.
Rodney
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I'll have to look out for more Viseu records. The day the digitize Mioma in
Satao, I'll be very happy.
Rodney
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I should point out that you can view saved records now. I dont know if its
intentional, but you can now view and save records in story view.
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Does anyone know if pre-1839 records for Ribeira Quente will be included in
Villa Franca do Campo? That's where the perish belonged to prior to moving
to Povoação. The current records online under Povoação for Ribeira Quente
include baptisms going back to 1792, but marriages only start in
-1681_item1/P151.html
Thanks for your help!
Rodney
On Tuesday, January 7, 2014 3:10:11 PM UTC-5, Rodney Figueiredo wrote:
I recently discovered more of my Azorean ancestors going back to the 1680s
in Angra do Heroísmo. However, I'm having trouble deciphering the
information next to my 8th great
Pam,
In response to your research in Maia, I've found that the Maia records are
actually included in the Povoação records for Furnas. My initial research
was for Furnas, and I kept encountering the Maia records there. Not sure
if that could help you.
regards,
Rodney
On Friday, January
Hi Jeff,
Have you looked at the Rio Grande do Sul Catholic Church records on
familysearch? There are only a few states that have been fully uploaded.
I've found a lot on my family (including my Azorean ancestors), but we are
from Rio de Janeiro. I checked and they do have Rio Grande do Sul
gone. Any help would be appreciated.
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/TER-AH-SE-C-1665-1682/TER-AH-SE-C-1665-1682_item1/P157.html
On Tuesday, January 7, 2014 3:10:11 PM UTC-5, Rodney Figueiredo wrote:
I recently discovered more of my Azorean ancestors going back
I've encountered two other examples of the use of the letter x in the
Azores. Sometimes, I've seen Sodré spelled Xodré. I'm not sure why, as
the modern pronunciation is not the SH sound, but perhaps it changed over
time.
The other was a foreign name, Fisher (as in Guilherme Fisher family of
Thanks for the help. I have found João Nicola's death records. Seems that
he was an englishman. I'll have to find the marriage record now.
On Tuesday, January 7, 2014 3:10:11 PM UTC-5, Rodney Figueiredo wrote:
I recently discovered more of my Azorean ancestors going back to the 1680s
I recently discovered more of my Azorean ancestors going back to the 1680s
in Angra do Heroísmo. However, I'm having trouble deciphering the
information next to my 8th great-grandmother's name. Can anyone make it
out? The record is on the following page, bottom right.
Hello. I was hoping someone could provide me with any insight on a record
for someone in my family. My 6th great grandparents were from Terceira and
were named Antonio de Souza do Alimo and Catharina Josefa Bernarda Moules
(or Mole). They were married in the parish of São Bartolomeu de
Hi Trevor,
I know this post is old, but did you ever figure out who Manuel da Costa
Pevide's father was? I'm a distant cousin from Brazil and am researching
the same family. I noticed that you had two different birthdates on the
two documents, but the same alien registration number. I
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