Thanks Allen
On Sunday, June 30, 2013 11:04:14 AM UTC-4, Shirley Allegre wrote: > > I made up a list of Portuguese words that helped me to read the > Portuguese ie: birth, marriage, death, records. > I hope that it helps. > Shirley in CA > > ----- Original Message ----- > *From:* brownat68 <javascript:> > *To:* [email protected] <javascript:> > *Sent:* Sunday, June 30, 2013 4:48 AM > *Subject:* Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Plymouth, MA Family > > There is a George Jesse in that picture, I wonder if this is the same > Jesse family I remember growing up in North Plymouth. George had a wife > Maryann. > > It was said that my grandfather Joesph Furtado and George Jesse were > cousins from a family connection back in the Azores but I do not have > access to and cannot read the records in the Azores to see how. Do people > on this forum have access to those records? > > Joseph Michael Furtado, wife Edith > Birth 1913 in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA > Death 1975 in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, USA > > Father name: > Antonio Miguel Furtado, wife Maria do Rosario Luiz > Birth 1873 in Vila Franca do Campo, São Miguel, Açores, PT > Death 21 June 1950 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA > > Allen > > On Friday, June 28, 2013 4:14:22 PM UTC-4, luiznoia wrote: >> >> >> From the 1920 census page for the Frank Jesse family The census shows >> they arrived in Mass in 1907. , , I've compared the births for >> Massachucetts on Familysearch. The mother is Frances Nunes Silva, or >> Francisca Nunes Silveira >> >> . A 1924 shiplist for the Arcadian from Bermuda to New York shows a group >> of this family returning from a visit . their birth is shown as St >> Michaels. The oldest shown as father is Frank Jesse 70 years. giving a >> birthdate of 1854. >> >> They give Frank Jesse's address on Prince street as destination. >> >> With Frank's childrens names of Naomi, Samuel, Abraham,Ruth and Moses, >> I'd make a guess of some Jewish origin. >> >> >> Eric Edgar >> >> >> On Fri, Jun 28, 2013 at 4:32 AM, Dick Boba <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hi Aztec. My mother's maiden name is Jesse. Frank Jesse, from North >>> Plymouth, Massachusetts is my great-uncle. There were four brothers. >>> Manual, Frank, Ted and Antoine. Antoine is my grandfather. One of Frank's >>> grandchildren is my cousin Scott Jesse, and we have discussed the family to >>> great length. He is not into computers and I don't live in Plymouth anymore >>> so I don't get to see him at all so most of what he told me about Frank and >>> his wing of the Jesse family was verbal and in my memory. My mother's >>> sisters have recently provided us with verbal recordings (tapes) of their >>> early family history which I have not fully processed yet. They were all >>> very fiercly proud hard workers, middle income, which was quite an >>> accomplishment in the early 20th century for Portuguese immigrants to >>> America, so you can be proud of that. They provided for their families as >>> boat builders and fishermen. They had their own boatyard in North Plymouth. >>> The Jesse boat building business survives to this day. They all lived on >>> Castle Street in North Plymouth, Ma. They have many descendants who are >>> still strongly populated in the eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island area >>> and many of the cousins are very strongly connected. Our wing of the Jesse >>> family (Antone's descendants) ave a family reunion every year in August at >>> a campground in New Hampshire. My mother has told me her grandfather and >>> grandmother (Frank's parents) were John and Mary (Jesse) that they came to >>> North Plymouth in the late 1800s, around 1880 or 1890 from some kind of >>> vessel by way of Bermuda. It is confirmed they came from Azores (San >>> Miguel) but before that Portugal and even before that from France (the name >>> Jacinth has French roots) but we have not been able to trace that far back. >>> They are all buried in Vine Hills cemetery in Plymouth, Ma. There are many >>> Jesse graves there, that I have visited and examined myself. A distant >>> relative from Plymouth has given me a database and photos he was working on >>> of the early family tree. I have been combining this with the verbal >>> recordings and our own family photos. I would be glad to send everything I >>> have to you if you provide me with an email address (privately). There is >>> also a wealth of information in this blog posting that I did not have which >>> I will "pencil in" concerning the Azores connections and locations. The >>> pre-Plymouth history has always been a great mystery to us Jesse >>> descendants. Our parents simply do not know, and the 1st and 2nd >>> generations have all long since passed and kept no records. So it's up to >>> us children to piece it all together! >>> >>> I have attached a photo of the four brothers, which I am told was taken >>> on my grandfather's wedding day in Fall River, MA, sometime in the 1930s. >>> Frank is the one with the dark moustache. They also called him "Blackie" >>> Jesse. >>> >>> On Wednesday, March 4, 2009 5:56:26 PM UTC-6, Aztec wrote: >>>> >>>> I am new to this group so please be patient. I have been trying to >>>> research my Portuguese roots with little to no lucky. My Grandfather >>>> was a ship builder in Plymouth named Frank Jesse (Jacintho?). He >>>> married Francis Nunes de Silva. I have the Ellis island report of my >>>> Grandfather coming to the US (twice) but am having no luck with my >>>> Grandmother. My GGrandfather was also Frank (Francisco?) Jesse >>>> (Jacintho?). His wife was Jacintha Jacintho (maiden name same as >>>> married name). Both Franks came from San Miguel, and Francis came from >>>> Pico. My mother always said her mother had a sister in California. Can >>>> anyone help me with my research? >>>> >>> -- >>> For options, such as changing to List, Digest, Abridged, or No Mail >>> (vacation) mode, log into your Google account and visit this group at >>> http://groups.google.com/group/Azores. 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