Antonio,

Interesting, I have a match in Mexico too, I'm getting further DNA 
analysis.  I have a Baltazar Vieira d. 1706 from Sao Mateus, obvious a few 
year after the Baltazar you mentioned.  Is my Baltazar in you tree?  My 
mother's grandfather was from Sao Mateus.

Best,

Manny



On Sunday, March 9, 2014 12:47:37 PM UTC-4, Antonio Faria wrote:
>
> I have taken the family finder test match someone whose ancestors are from 
> Mexico particularly from  Nuevo Leon I am of 100% Portuguese ancestry and 
> was actually born on Pico island. I know that it is well documented that 
> Sehardic conversos settled in Mexico starting in the 1560's some were born 
> in Portugal, the governor of that region was Luis de Carbajal Y Cueva a new 
> Christian that was born in Mogodouro Portugal. I matched one 10cm strand 
> but a total of 26 to my match. I would like to know if anyone else of 
> Azorean ancestry has matches to Mexico. I also matched two people to Mexico 
> from my y dna I am haplogroup J2a4d which is consistent with Jewish 
> paternal ancestry. I can trace my paternal line on paper to Baltazar Vieira 
> born in Sao Mateus Pico about 1580 I think he is descended from Joao Vieira 
> that arrived on Pico Island about 1509. The Lisbon massacre occcured in 
> 1506 and king Manuel I began authorizing new Christians to settle in the 
> islands in 1507. My ancestors port of departure I believe was Porto 
> Portugal.
>

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