Mike, I found this on Ancestry.com. I can forward the original to your personal email address from them if you would like. Let me know. I have the St. John's Cemetery book. I have been looking to see if he is buried there..if he was and did not have a stone, he would not be in the book..there is a Pinheiro no names or dates in the St. Paul section. There is a Joseph T. Pine, Jr. 1916-1920 (could this be a son) in St. Isabel & St. Agnes section. You can call St. John's in New Bedford and they can give you the info on this child and who is buried unnamed in the St. Paul Section. Before St. John's, most Portuguese were buried at St. Mary's Cemetery (FYI after St. John's was built several families had their loved ones moved from St. Mary's to St. John's). I will search this one Jose Pinheiro with the throat affliction further and see if I can find any more on him. If/When you call the cemeteries, be very nice when you call and ask for the info and they will usually oblige. If he came to the US after 1910 and died before 1920, he would not be in any US census records, not sure if MA has State census in between.
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