If she was naturalized you will not find it in 1905 passports list. You’ll
find it US side when she applied for the US passport. There was a time period
Portugal didn’t allow for dual citizenship thus any one person taking on
another citizenship would have their Portuguese status revoked.
Ma
Justin B,
U.S. Passport information is item #5 here. https://goo.gl/xAAdkE
As far as I know, it's only on film. FamilySearch may have digitized it
though. They are doing a lot of digitization. You'd have to search their
library catalog for it: https://goo.gl/FEJd6a You'll have to wade through
tho
Justin B,
If your Julio Jacinto Borges is going by Julio J. Borges and he had a lot
of kids that died as babies or infants in New Bedford, the mom is being
listed as Maria Amelia (de/da Souza). I'm using Family Search .org and
using the Massachusetts Deaths. Julio and Maria are burying their child
Yes, cast as wide of a net as possible. You need what's in the book
though...not the abstract on the little half size sheet of paper (the
certificate) that says he married her on this date by me the priest. The
stuff in the church book may have it. I know St. John's had the freguesia
listed on the
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