I don't know where you could find such a list, if at all. However, if anyone in your family was in the records of Azores, before or many years after 1900, any reference to a professional or person of rank, of any kind, would automatically be noted in the church records, along with their names. The only way you will ever know the parentage of people with parents or father unknown, is if later someone comes forward and makes such a declaration. In such case, the priest would make a notation on the margin of the record. Suffice to say, though I am sure you would rather have your complete ancestry, almost all people from the Azores are interrelated. The same holds true of Madeira and Mainland Portugal, though there are more exceptions in the mainland because of foreign influence.
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