Tish and Pat,
Thank you so much!  This is my Grandmother's family - the Furtado and 
D'Estrella then Pimental family.   It's so hard to keep up with them with all 
the name and spelling changes.
Pat - I just wanted to let you know that your book has in fact helped out so 
much!!!  My cousin Tess went to Bermuda years ago and used your book to bring 
us back info on the family.  I had no idea my grandmother was born there, we 
all thought she was born here in Rhode Island.  So interesting!  I searched 
amazon.com to try to buy a copy of your book but found it was out of print.  So 
I went to my local library and asked them to get me a loaner copy which came 
from out west.  It took over a week to get but was worth the wait.  If you have 
any copies of the book I would be interested in purchasing a copy.  Also if you 
find any additional info on the family I would love to hear from you.
Thanks so much for all the time you invested in putting "The Portuguese 
Bermudians"  together.  I know it was a labor of love and extremely time 
consuming and just wanted to let you know how much I appreciated all the time 
you spent.
Thanks so very much!!
Donna Dutra Wood
[email protected]






-----Original Message-----
From: Tish M <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thu, Sep 30, 2010 12:41 pm
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Bermudian Portuguese, furtadi, parents of august 
furtadi & angelina furtadi born massasz, bbr#323,851 and 1st Pimental birth 1905


Hi,
I sent my cousin an email to show her all of her work was not in vain, and that 
indeed it is being used by people to trace their ancestors.
This is the message I received, and I thought I would share with you.  She 
wrote the book, Portuguese Bermudians. She has just finished
more records that should be available through the Bermuda registry as she just 
got back from there. So for you in Bermuda, you might
want to check out her latest stuff.


Tish


 Hi Tish,
 
My goodness, this was a surprise....just to know that people are interested is 
so wonderful....
 
I immediately looked up the information that I had here, and yes, I found four 
of the names:
 

FURTADI, FEMALE - NOVEMBER 18,1906, SANDY'S PARISH, PARENTS AUGUST FURTADI & 
ANGELINA FURTADI BORN MASSASZ, BBR#323,851

 
 FURTOS, MARY D'ESTRALEA, NOVEMBER 15, 1907, ST. EDWARD'S CHURCH, PEMBROKE 
PARISH, PARENTS AUGUSTUS FURTOS & ANGELINA MESRCIES, #SERCC
 
FATADO, MALE, DECEMBER 19, 1907, SOUTHAMPTON, PARENTS AUGUST FATADO & ANGELINA 
FATADO BORN MADEIROS, BBR#24,658
 
FATADO, MARY DESTAR, JULY 11, 1909, SOUTHAMPTON, PARENTS AUGUST FATADO & 
ANGELINA FATADO BORN MADEIRA, BBR#25,737
 
Please note that the Church entry does not match the Registry entry...Also, 
prior to 1866, Christian names were not required to be registered....
 
As you can see, the language was quite a hardship...the spelling kept 
changing....I did not find them with the Pimental spelling...the first Pimental 
birth was in 1905...Manuel Pimento and  Josephine Pimento born Marshall...
 
Hope you both are well....thanks for sending me this nice e-mail.....Love, Pat


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sfig
Researching
Island: Santa Maria
Freguesia: Santa Barbara


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