David,

The line after Maria Thereza (8th line):
viuva

End of line 9: digo is hyphenated.  He's got di- and then go on line 10.

12th line:  After single, it's her occupation, but I'm unsure of the first
letter. _iadeira, I'd say.  End of that line: donde

13th line:  I'd say the street is Caminho de Cima.

avós vs avôs:  You'll probably have to ask someone on the history of
handwriting/paleography, but my best guess is that's they way they did it in
the old days.  Modern is avós and avôs.

Grandfather is Joao Botelho.

Godfather: Augusto de Medeiros.

9th line from bottom:  Hyphenated and run together: ema- should be e ma-
drinha (e madrinha) a? invocação

7th line from bottom:  Looks like coroa to me too.

6th line from bottom:  He's a viuvo (widower), Thezoureiro?? do
Templo (maybe he's the treasurer of the temple??)

5th from bottom, last word: serem or seram (however you spell it).

4th from the bottom: E para constar lavrei

3rd from bottom: este a frente?? ... lido e conferido

Last line: nao saber escravir (spelling). Era ut supra (that's Latin for It
was as above).

That's all I can get out of it.

Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada

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