Hi Shirley,
Thank you for sending that information. I was wondering if that was from the
passport log or another document? I'm still learning and a little confused with
all of the various sites so I wanted to be clear. Thank you for your help.
Syndi
On Friday, March 21, 2014 5:39:06 PM U
The Bell Rock arrived in Hawaii about 3 Nov. 1883.
Shirley in CA
- Original Message -
From: Cheri Mello
To: Azores Genealogy
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2014 7:53 PM
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Texeira from Ribeira Grande, Sao Miguel
island to Hawaii
Syndi,
The 3 pie
Hi Cheri and Maria,
Thank your or the link and clarification. I have joined familysearch.org
and I located the FHC on my island. They are open 2 days a week and it is
the same place I went to years ago as a child with my grandmother. I know
most or their records were lost to a fire so I hope
Yes, I said the Lds. Org because that's been where I've gone to find a
meetinghouse when I travel. But I just checked the familysearch.org link you
sent and that works great.
I just tried entering a city and state anywhere and Voila! The map showed the
centers and when you hold the cursor o
No, the LDS.org site is the part that deals with the religion. To deal
with genealogy and family history, you go to the LDS's genealogy site at
www.familysearch.org.
Since they've redesigned their FamilySearch Web site, I have no idea of how
to navigate to the FHC Locations page. A google search
Go to LDS.org (the church's website) to locate family history center closest
to you. They're closed on Mondays but usually there will be people there to
answer the phone and help you get started from around 9-3 from Tuesday to
Friday and Saturdays afternoon. They were very helpful to me.
M
Aloha Aaron,
Thank you so much for the information! I was able to open the first link to the
photo of the page. I was unable to open the other links ( it went to the home
page). I will take your advice and contact them. Thank you again.
Syndi
On Friday, March 21, 2014 4:05:12 AM UTC-3, Aa
Here is the passport list from Ponta Delgada: http://goo.gl/3Og2JO
your ancestors are near the bottom of the page.
The emigration notation document can be found here: Câmara Municipal da
Ribeira Grande, MUSEU DA EMIGRAÇÃO AÇORIANA...link:
http://mea.cm-ribeiragrande.pt/?p=p
search
Thank you Cheri. I will definitely look into it tomorrow. I know I visited our
local LDS many years ago but all of their records were destroyed in a fire. I
will see if they can direct me to another center.
On Friday, March 21, 2014 1:21:10 AM UTC-3, Cheri Mello wrote:
> FHC = Family Histor
FHC = Family History Center. They are located at many of the Churches of
Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) or Mormons. They are open to the
public. You do not need to be LDS to use them.
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das T
Hi Richard,
Sorry for my ignorance but what is FHC? I'm very new at this.
Syn
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Hi Richard,
The only information I have is what my grand uncle had found on his own and the
other information I located from my great grandfather: his name was Jose but
then it changed to Joseph Texeira. His birth date was September 23, 1877 or at
least that's what is own his grave. The only ot
That would mean he was born about 1843 and married around 1872. Those dates
fall in the dead zone for the records I have. I would start looking at the
marriage records of NS Estrela in Ribeira Grande for the marriage of Manoel and
Maria. The records for Ribeira Grand are not on line yet. In the
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