G'day Chris:

Thanks for the brothers' parents and birth year and even place. How erre you 
able to get that back to 1803?

What information do u need.  Do u already have copy of birth certificate?
Do you know the parents' parents?  That would be in marriage cert. If I find it 
AND IFit is legible.  

Let me know what u need because I realize you have lots of names already.  

I have no idea what the ships captains recorded as they boarded ship that was 
put on the microfiche housed at PROV.  

If we identify the parish where they were recorded/baptized, then, u will be 
able to download picture of it to your software program. Whar programa do u use?

Cheers,

Maria Elena


On Mar 30, 2011, at 8:16 PM, cmurray56 <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Maria E,  the two Muniz brothers parents were;
> FRANCISCO CARREIRO MUNIZ b 1803   Sao Roque,Sao Miguel
> MARIA JOAQUINA REA b 1803 Sao Pedro,Azores
> Best Wishes
> Chris
> 
> On Mar 24, 7:35 am, Maria Lima <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Chris:
>> 
>> My husband also had two brothers that were on the Water Lily in 1853 from
>> Azores to Australia. They were gold miners in the Crestwick area.  They were
>> teen agers also and through researching, I learned they went with their
>> father and the father's brother in law.  The names were Jacintho Jose de
>> Lima and Jose Jacintho de Lima.  The father was Antonio Jose de Lima and his
>> brother in law was J. Borges.
>> 
>> That ship arriving in October (I think) was full of people from the Azores,
>> judging from the Portuguese names.  Who knows that our ancestors might have
>> known and worked together.  the Lima's were partners in The Humbug Hill
>> Sluicing Company.  I don't know what happened to the company.  Both brothers
>> returned to the Azores.  One of them married an English girl, Charlotte
>> Staley who had an 8 year old son who had passed away.  They were married
>> less than a year when Charlotte also died and he buried her in the same
>> site; I have picture of the gravestone.  Charlotte was a fruitier and owned
>> a store on Albert Street.  Jacintho advertised sale of the store in the
>> Crestwick and Clunes Register and Advertiser selling the store and
>> belongings and returned to the Azores after her death.
>> 
>> Maybe, we will find some connection.
>> 
>> Warm regards,
>> 
>> Maria Elena (Lima)
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 8:49 AM, cmurray56 <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Please help, i dont know how to find records of people leaving Sao
>>> Roque in 1850's.  How do i find these records?
>>> Francisco Joaquim Muniz b 1838 Sao Roque
>>> d 1899 Smythesdale,victoria,australia
>>> Manuel Carreio Muniz b 1827 Sao Roque, d 1882 Creswick, victoria,
>>> austrralia
>> 
>>> Parents of the above are;
>>> Francisco Carreio Muniz b 1803 Sao,Roque
>>> Maria Joaquina b 1803 Sao Pedro
>> 
>>> All the records in Australia are spelt MUNIZ.
>>> Thanks
>>> Chris
>> 
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