My grandfather is a Medeiros from Faial da Terra, Sao Miguel.  There are 
many Medeiros folks there and I can't recall the source but I read many 
years ago that the original Medeiros immigrants to the Azores first settled 
at the eastern end of Sao Miguel.  
Good luck,
David Perry 
On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:13:08 PM UTC-7, Betty wrote:

> Hi Doug, 
>
> For several years, as I have time, I try to help my husband's cousin with 
> his MEDEIROS / MIRANDA family-tree.    (actually his father's cousin)   
>  He 
> is more interested in finding descendants of  ..  Philip and Mary 
> (MIRANDA) 
> MEDEIROS, who reportedly had 8 children. 
>
> The 1900 US census for Cambridge, MA, has Mrs. Medeiros as a widow, and 
> having 6 children with her.   The family migrated here in 1889, and the 
> last 
> 3 children were born here.    It seems Mr. Medeiros died between 
> 1895-1900, 
> as he fathered a child in 1895.     In 1910, only the 2 youngest, as 
> teens, 
> were with her, and I can't locate the older children. 
>
> One side note is that I looked on census pages early this morning, and 
> there 
> were  4 other MEDEIROS families, almost in the same neighborhood, and 
> arriving around the same time, including:   Joseph, b1869, Frank, b1857, 
> Victor, b1862.    Mrs. Mary (MIRANDA) MEDEIROS was b1859.    The problem 
> is 
> that most of them just say born Portugal. 
>
> I'd like to help the cousin find his ancestry.    Doug just mentioned that 
> many MEDEIROS came from Faial and Pico.     But, as far as I know, the 
> cousin does not know where his Philip MEDEIROS, b~1855?,  came from. 
>
> Betty          (near Lowell, MA, USA) 
>
> P.S. 
> About a month ago a very helpful researcher offered me information on my 
> husband's ancestors.    He said Mrs. Filomena (da ROSA) MOURA came from 
> Horta, Faial, but her parents came from both Faial and Pico.    She and 
> Francisco MOURA also married there, and was told their children were born 
> there.    But, Francisco was from Ponta Degada, Sao Miguel. 
>
> By the way, the surviving children were:   Manuel, Elzira "Elsie," Ernesto 
> "Frank," Rosa, and Carolina.   (in that order)     I read that Ernesto and 
> Anna MOURA went back to the Azores during 1950's;   is it possible they 
> died 
> there? 
>
>
>

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