Hi Guida,
 
I'm researching all the baptismal records from 1828 to 1840....reading them all 
one by one and although I've seen the name Vitorino/Vitorina occassionally in 
the other areas of Sao Jorge that are on the CCA site this is the first time 
that I've seen so many......this Topo area also has more Bettencourt/Bitencourt 
 which is another name I'm looking for. I've also seen the Machado Mendoca 
names connected like that in the Topo records.
However, I'm most excited with my research in this area because thanks to 
Elaine I now know my Antonio Texiera Baptista is from Sao Jorge and I've 
definetly found more Baptistas in the Topo part of the island than any other 
place available for research.....I found a couple in Ribiera Seca but lots more 
in Topo!!!!! I'm searching like a wild woman for Joao Texiera Baptista and 
Agueda M. (?) Baptista....parents of my Antonio!
 
Nancy Jean 



Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2008 09:54:05 -0700From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: 
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Hi Nancy,Very interesting.  Rita's father's name was Antonio Machado Mendonça 
and her nother's name was Antonia Maria de Souza, so there is a Machado 
connection.  I wonder what is behind the name Victorina for this surname?  Like 
you, I love the mystery, which I seem to find everywher.  I think I missed my 
calling--I should have been a mystery writer--lol!  Guess I will work on 
solving the Sao Jorge Azore Islands mysteries.You made an interesting discovery 
that makes it even more mysterious.  Do you know when this name first appeared, 
what year?  Thanks for the insight!Guida --- On Mon, 10/13/08, nancy jean 
baptiste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: nancy jean baptiste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: 
The Mystery Deepens--Manuel AzevedoTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Monday, October 13, 
2008, 9:22 AM


Victorina is a name I'm also interested in because my ggrandfather Joseph 
Veterino was really Jose Victorino Bitencourt from Sao Jorge......I've been 
researching the Baptisms recently posted for Topo and I've found lots and lots 
of the name Victorino and Victorina.....frequently the name is connected to 
Oliveiras and Bitencourt (which I've seen spelled several different ways)....in 
some instances the Victorino name appears to be the surname and in others is a 
middle or first name....The most interesting thing is how certain names are 
clustered in certain areas with Machado being the most frequent name on Sao 
Jorge in all the different areas on line to research. I love the 
mystery......Nancy Jean Baptiste......(Baptista)

Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2008 17:33:28 -0700From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: 
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Hi Elaine, Thanks!  I went thru old info I had and found that, yes indeed, both 
Ritas are the same woman, but I'm not sure where the Victorina name came from, 
and (so far) that name only appears in Vencelaos death certificate.  She is 
Rita Maria (de) Mendonca everywhere else.So, my hunt continues...I will keep 
all posted.Guida--- On Sun, 10/12/08, "E" Sharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: "E" Sharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: The Mystery 
Deepens--Manuel AzevedoTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Sunday, October 12, 2008, 6:26 PM


Guida,
 
Welcome to the club where they used any name they so desired at any time they 
so desired.  So it's possible they could be the same woman, especially given 
the first name Rita on both.  On one of my a male relative's baptism record it 
lists pai incognito BUT on his son's baptism record it lists his paternal 
grandfather.  That is how I found how who the father of the male relative with 
pai incognito was--somehow they were willing to admit it later on the grandsons 
record?????
 
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