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Viewing 1-25 of 393 matches from 36,222,914 documents1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 | Next
1. Re: [AZORES-L] Roll Call [1]
Dear friends, I was just thinking...We, americans and brazilians, searching for our ancestrals in Azores. That's something just between us, for sure. What can our "cousins" there do for us? The governement I mean! We're so far away... We just have "saudade". And keep on searching...searching... and searching... USA is so huge, Brazil too, but the Islands...oh the Islands, they're not! Why don't we ask the governement of Azores to put on line the immigrant passport's data for us? Manoel Cesar Furtado
2. Unidentified subject! [1]
O.k. let's try this angle. Below is my father's baptism certificate. I believe that the "Sponsors" are relatives. Does anyone know them? SPONSORS ARE: MARIANO PAIVA & JACINTHA DE SOUSA. I can be reached at theperryfamily@prodigy.net Joe Perry Perry (Pereira), George  Baptism Certificate St. Elizabeths Church 577 Wood Street Bristol, Rhode Island This is to Certify that GEORGE PEREIRA Child of JOSEPH PEREIRA and THERESA DE SOUSA born in BRISTOL, RHODE ISLAND on the 2ND day of FEBRUARY 1924
3. [AZORES-L] Re: AZORES-D Digest V99 #211 [1]
Regarding my roll call: DO AMARAL is from Bandeiros Pico, not Faial--my mistake. Tired eyes and fingers make mistakes. Sorry to those of you I confused. Ann
4. [AZORES-L] Notas da Familias Bettencourt [1]
Maybe some one can help me with this information given to me on my trip to The Azores in 1997 Notas da Familias Bettencourt Joao Luiz de Sequeira de Bettencourt, natural de Angra, Veio para S. Jorge em, 24/5/1735 Ana Margarida Bettencourt, veio para S. Jorge a 23/6/1735 natural do Algarve Continente vinda para S. Jorge na companhia de!: Gaspar Brasil e Guilher Vaz Del Alngeles diz o I* tombo de Fernam Garcia, que a familia Bettencourt, foi muito prestigiada na Ilha de S. jorge, e inteligente, gosa de gr
5. Fwd: [AZORES-L] Diocese of Providence [1]
--part1_ab185ac0.251d7668_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I live in Rhode Island and never knew this site existed. Thank you!! Jeanne --part1_ab185ac0.251d7668_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from rly-zd02.mx.aol.com (rly-zd02.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.226]) by air-zd05.mail.aol.com (v60.28) with ESMTP; Fri, 24 Sep 1999 19:03:33 -0400 Received: from bl-14.root
6. [AZORES-L] Tom Hanks [1]
I am looking at the APGHS Bulletin Board Vol XVII no 3, Fall 1996, issue. The cover artical was on Tom Hanks Descendent of Portuguese Families, Fraga, Rosa, Enos and Others. According to the article Tom Hanks mother Janet Marylyn Frager was born January 18, 1932 in Livermore, CA His grandfather was Clarence Frager His grandmother was Elexio Rose or Elenia Rose. Clarence Frager was born November 24, 1903 the son of Manuel Frager and Mary Enos. Clarence Frager was the son of Frank Fraga and and Barbara ?
7. [AZORES-L] Mesquita name... [1]
Mesquita name is found on Sao Miguel. I even have a cousin who was a Mesquita. I have found that name in Feteiras, Relva, and Ponta Delgada. And I also think I found the name on Pico. I will have to look at my surnames from the villages researched there. Eloise
8. [AZORES-L] Colonizers of Portugal [1]
Why are we all thinking that many sons of noble families were fleeing "something" in Portugal. The truth is that many of the earlier colonizers were 2nd or 3rd sons without much of an inheritance in Portugal, and certainly not from the most noble of noble families. They left Portugal to ''better" themselves, by this I mean, to acquire land and riches. Many went first to Madeira and then to the Azores and later to India and the East. Azoreans, too, left for India, and many became quite wealthy there
9. Re: [AZORES-L] Roll Call Graciosa (?) de Cunha or Pacheco [1]
Hi Sheila, At 02:27 PM 9/11/99 -0800, Sheila Casper wrote: >This is information I received from my husband's grandmother. I have no sources. While >she said that the island was Graciosa, I am not positive. A very kind lady is looking at >the church records on Graciosa and has yet to find mention of this family. > >My husband's g grandfather, Joseph Cunha (Americanized) came to the US to Utah before 1883 >when he married. His Azores name was Jose de Cunha Pacheco or Jose Pacheco de Cunha. >He was born
10. [AZORES-L] PEREIRA [1]
Good morning, I am constantly impressed by the vast amount of knowledge and expertise of the people on this list. I am a novice when it comes to research in the Azores. I am currently reading everything I can find about the history of Portugal and the Azores. Does anyone out there have any information on who and when the first PEREIRA was in the Azores? Thank you. Marge Perry On a beautiful, COOL, early morning on Cape Cod, Massachusetts
11. [AZORES-L] Rollcall [1]
Hi everybody: Graciosa: Pedro Correia ca.1740 Andreaza de Espindola ca 1740 Faustino Correia Espindola ( son of the above) Pico: Isabel de Brum da Silveira (wife of Faustino Correria Espindola). Faustino and Isabel emigrated to Brazil. Thank you, Reyes
12. [AZORES-L] Roll Call - São Jorge and Terceira [1]
Researching the following surnames: Sco Jorge: Calheta Pereira Nunes Ribeira Seca Cunha Quadros, Machado Mendonga, Pereira Morais, Pereira Souza, Rodrigues Mendonga, Silveira Teixeira, Sottomayor, Teixeira Cardozo Topo Teixeira Cardozo Terceira Altares Borges Gongalves, Cardozo Jaques, Correa, Fernandes
13. Re: [AZORES-L] mapping questions update [1]
Hello Again, Just in case anyone is knowledgeable about the Island of Pico: I would love to know the population of the island during that time period 1850-1900 and if the emigration ships to Massachusettes were very well documented during that time. >From experience, my guess is that New Bedford, Gloucester, and Boston would be the ports of landing. Many thanks, Ron Graham searching for ROSE and GRACE ancestors from the island of Pico -----Original Message----- From: Ron Graham
14. [AZORES-L] AZORES-D Digest V99 #217 [1]
That was a great site of the churches in Rhode Island. I thought, and my uncle thought, that it was Holy Rosary Church in Providence. Munch to my surprise, it was the Church of the Rosary. Even goes on to state that it is a portuguese church, formed in 1886! There is a Holy Cross basketball team from Holy Cross Church, which would give me the mixup, though the latter is the Italian Church. Seeing the pictures of both St. Mary's and St. Elizabeth's (on the left is the school), brought back a flood of m
15. [AZORES-L] Pico & Sao Miguel [1]
I am researching the following names: >From the island of Sao Miguel (Furnas)- Manuel Francisco Ferreira de Melo; Maria Santos, Mariana Cabral, Joao Jacinto dos Santos, Francisca de Jesus >From the island of Pico (village of Prainha): Antonio ALVERNAZ da SILVEIRA ; Maria de Jesus; Jose Pereira das NEVES and Maria Bernarda. I have recently been introduced to a Neves relative in California. There was a posting from someone looking for Neves in CA, please contact me. Marge Caswell Newport, RI
16. Re: [AZORES-L] SS Canopic [1]
In a message dated 8/30/99 6:56:43 PM Pacific Daylight Time, hap@seanet.com writes: << Was there only ONE vessel that went from Sco Miguel to Boston, or were there other vessels that took the same run? I do know that it only took 6 days. >> Check the Morton - Allen Directory if it was after 1895 or so. That book lists all the ships coming over. Your public library or FHC probably has a copy. Cheri
17. [AZORES-L] Re: [PORTUGAL-L] Recipes [1]
Cathy and All, I was born in New Bedford, and my grandmothers lived in that area----they were wonderful cooks---Portuguese as well as New England style cooking. I grew up on both. I have my grandmother's Kale and Watercress soup recipes, written in her own hand. They are as follows: Kale Soup: One beef soup bone, with meat on it As much water as the amount of soup you want to make One medium onion, cut up 4 potatoes, peeled and cut One 14 1/2 oz. can of kidney beans 3 lbs Kale--for a big pot of soup---
18. [AZORES-L] Roll Call [Velas, Sao Jorge; Santo Antonio, Sao Miguel] [1]
Velas, Sao Jorge: BARCELLOS; CORREIRA Santo Antonio, Alem das Capelas, Bretanha, surrounding area, Sao Miguel: CARVALHO or CARVALHO OLIVEIRA; AGUIAR; ANDRE; SOUSA MEDEIROS; PACHECO; FRIAS; DO REGO; MENEZES; ALMEIDA; FARIA; DENIZ; FONSECA; GOMES; ARRUDA; ROIZ; LEDO; ALVARES Thanks, Beth (Barcellos) Bell
19. [AZORES-L] Re: AZORES-D Digest V99 #186 [1]
Dear Beni....or I should say Dear Primo, I do not know how you descend from Manuel Dutra Correia, but I can tell you that we ARE related! Would the distant relative that shared information with you be part of Pauline Stonehill's family?? Have you heard of her book, A Barrelful of Memories? I read the book awhile back and became interested in the author's ancestry as it "sounded" like hers should connect to mine in Castelo Branco. I did a little research on her lines and found that we connected in
20. Re: [AZORES-L] E.Timor and ex portugal state [1]
As a Portuguese-American, I am concerned about what is happening in Timor Leste (East Timor). It affects our global Portuguese community. Although this list is a forum for genealogy, it is also a forum to share culture and traditions of concern to all of us who share a Portuguese heritage. What is happening in East Timor is part of our Portuguese heritage whether you want to admit it or not. So I think it is appropriate to share one's concerns over Timor. Your political rantings aside, we do have a re
21. [AZORES-L] My Apology [1]
My apology to D6C9.I did not mean to send to you personally. I am a newcomer and contributor to roots web. I introduced myself yesterday and said that I was researching Lopes/Silva/Rose or Rosa/Dutra. Linda Cook
22. Re: [AZORES-L] disasters and genealogy [1]
The earthquake and great flood in Vila Franca in 1522... I have read in various books some of my Botelhos who lost their lives in this flood. It is only in books that one can find this information. Even today I came across mention one one. I had known about this before, but reading it today, I have it right at hand. Antao Pacheco, died in the flood of Vila Franca. Eloise
23. [AZORES-L] Re: Baptism and/or Confessional Records [1]
At 08:10 AM 9/27/1999 -0700, Judith Palidar wrote: >Hello Everyone, > >Well, I'm back running into my files again and thought I'd take another approach while I wait for some documents. > >Baptismal Records - Do you need a date of baptism or can you request a baptism record using the birth date? > >Confessionals - Guidelines to help with ancestry show "try to get confessionals". I realize you would have to know the church, etc.. but, again, what "date" would you have to provide, or what date would be best?
24. [AZORES-L] East Timor [1]
At 06:34 PM 9/10/99 +0100, you wrote: >Concordo completamente com a opinico do Richard Matera. A situagco i >excepcional pelo que requere medidas excepcionais. Uma i esta. > >Alvaro de Sousa Holstein > Yes! You are right! Let us be tolerants! I just ask: Please do not discuss between you about methods! After one week of genocide I think it's time to do something here. The messages will have a tagline about East Timor. If you have suggetions tell me directly (not on the list) Sim! Tem razao! Vamos ser tole
25. Re: [AZORES-L] roll call (by Lynn Rosa) [1]
At 01:32 AM 9/12/99 -0400, LRosa96501@aol.com wrote: >I am researching my grand father Manuel P Rosa. He is from the island of >Terceira but I dont known the town he is from. >Lynn Hi Lynn, With a name like Rosa, that middle initial P. might be Pimentel or Pereira. In either case, the origin of that line is likely from Pico. If they are from Terceira, as you say, I think Angra is your best bet on where they were living since often Angra attracted people from Pico and other islands. What are the dates of
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