Eric,
Thank you, Thank you so much. I thought I would never find her or her family.
I cannot tell you how much this means to me....
I have never heard the name CEREJA or TRIGUEIRO before. Are they an Azorean
names? Anybody out there with these names? If so please contact me.
Are we related some how? Where do you live? I am here in Merced, CA. Someone
wrote a while back that a lot of Flores people came here and settled in this
area. I think this is true as many of the obits show this.
I am so happy.
Thank you again,
Beverly Avilla Marcelo
----- Original Message -----
From: "eric edgar" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, June 9, 2010 5:19:23 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Flores Genealogy and Drinking Society
Beverly,
Brick Wall, no more! By following Deolinda's sister Catherine, I located her
husband obit, then used his birthdate and origin in Flores to locate his
baptism in Lajedo. That was done by
looking for a similar name in the Flores e Corvo marrige book. Silvestre
Antonio Serpa, had the same name as his grandfather. Taking the guess that they
are from the same town
I located Deolinda's baptisn record on the CCA site. Then used the marriage
book to build the tree. I already had some of the ancestors in my files from
work on my Vieira family and a
friends Xavier and Novo families from the area. So here are your people:
Eric Edgar
Ancestors of Deolinda Goncalves Pedro
Generation No. 1
1. Deolinda Goncalves Pedro, born 19 Nov 1875 in Lajedo, Lajes das
Flores, Azores; died 17 Feb 1953 in Merced County, California. She was the
daughter of 2. Antonio Jose Goncalves and 3. Isabel de Jesus .
Generation No. 2
2. Antonio Jose Goncalves He was the son of 4. Antonio Furtado
Goncalves and 5. Isabel dos Santos . He married 3. Isabel de Jesus 22 Oct
1850 in Nossa Senhora dos Milagres, Lajedo das Lajes, Azores.
3. Isabel de Jesus She was the daughter of 6. Manuel Coelho Ramos
and 7. Agueda Clementina de Jesus .
Child of Antonio Goncalves and Isabel de Jesus is:
1 i. Deolinda Goncalves Pedro, born 19 Nov 1875 in
Lajedo, Lajes das Flores, Azores; died 17 Feb 1953 in Merced County,
California.
Generation No. 3
4. Antonio Furtado Goncalves He was the son of 8. Pedro Antonio
Goncalves and 9. Maria Ursula . He married 5. Isabel dos Santos 11 Oct 1827
in Nossa Senhora dos Milagres, Lajedo das Lajes, Azores.
5. Isabel dos Santos She was the daughter of 10. Jose Coelho Cereja
and 11. Maria dos Santos .
Child of Antonio Goncalves and Isabel Santos is:
2 i. Antonio Jose Goncalves, married Isabel de
Jesus 22 Oct 1850 in Nossa Senhora dos Milagres, Lajedo das Lajes, Azores.
6. Manuel Coelho Ramos He married 7. Agueda Clementina de Jesus 08
Mar 1823 in Nossa Senhora do Rosario, Lajes das Flores, Azores.
7. Agueda Clementina de Jesus
Child of Manuel Ramos and Agueda de Jesus is:
3 i. Isabel de Jesus, married Antonio Jose
Goncalves 22 Oct 1850 in Nossa Senhora dos Milagres, Lajedo das Lajes, Azores.
Generation No. 4
8. Pedro Antonio Goncalves He was the son of Joao Lourenco
Goncalves and Barbara Lourenco. He married 9. Maria Ursula 23 Apr 1789 in
Nossa Senhora do Rosario, Lajes das Flores, Azores.
9. Maria Ursula She was the daughter of Jose Furtado Trigueiro and
Ursula Pimentel.
Child of Pedro Goncalves and Maria Ursula is:
4 i. Antonio Furtado Goncalves, married Isabel dos
Santos 11 Oct 1827 in Nossa Senhora dos Milagres, Lajedo das Lajes, Azores.
10. Jose Coelho Cereja He was the son of Caetano Furtado Cereja and
Maria Coelho. He married 11. Maria dos Santos 14 Feb 1787 in Nossa Senhora do
Rosario, Lajes das Flores, Azores.
11. Maria dos Santos She was the daughter of Joao Coelho Marreca
and Maria de Freitas Baijinha.
Child of Jose Cereja and Maria Santos is:
5 i. Isabel dos Santos, married Antonio Furtado
Goncalves 11 Oct 1827 in Nossa Senhora dos Milagres, Lajedo das Lajes, Azores.
On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 2:19 PM, < [email protected] > wrote:
John,
Count me in for the Flores Gang... I am looking for my ggranparents Antonio
Goncalves & Izabel Pedro. Have no idea where they where from. My grandmothers
(Diolinda Pedro Goncalves Avila) death certificate only says Flores Azores
Island. My brick wall.
Beverly Avilla Marcelo
----- Original Message -----
From: "eric edgar" < [email protected] >
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, June 6, 2010 11:08:52 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Flores Genealogy and Drinking Society
John,
We'll find the ancestors, I'm in for the Flores gang.
Eric Edgar
Noia, Coelho Rodrigues, Vieira
Ponta Delgada, Cedros
On Sun, Jun 6, 2010 at 9:32 PM, John Vasconcelos < [email protected] > wrote:
I've become envious of the "Ponta Garca Gang" and the "Cabral Travassos Country
Club" and their good fortune in finding cousins. So I hereby establish the
"Flores Genealogy and Drinking Society". We Flores people are not so fortunate
as our more easterly "cousins". Flores was subject to the plunderings of
Pirates and Privateers which took a toll on our ancestors and their
institutions. According to historical accounts, Flores was attacked by
Privateers in the mid 1600's who burned every church on the Island. As a result
most records before the late 1600's were lost. Even the records on neighboring
Corvo go back earlier, to the early 1600's, as I recall.
The earliest documented marriage that I have discovered among my ancestors was
that of Manoel Pimentel to Isabel de Freitas, Nov 26, 1692, Santa Cruz, Flores
who were my 4G Grandparents (He had been married previously, in the 1680's as I
recall). His parents were Domingos Nunes and Marianna Fraga, date and place of
birth unknown although it was probably Santa Cruz, Flores. I would venture a
guess that Marianna was related to Diogo das Chagas, whose mother was also a
Fraga. Her parents were Domingos Fernandez and Catarina de Freitas.
How about it, any cousins out there with these same ancestors?
John Vasconcelos
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