Aloha Mike, 

I'm not sure if there are any specific traditions. Both sides of my family were 
from the Azores and now I have two rosary beads from each side. My paternal 
grandmother told me that she was leaving her rosary in my care. It was handed 
down to the first born girl in the family and since my father didn't have any 
sisters, I was fortunate enough to receive them after my grandmother passed.  
It has been handed down for at least five generations from the stories I've 
been told. It's nice to know I hold a part of each of them. So I'll hand them 
down to my daughter, someday. 

Syndi

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