I have more information.  Thank goodness the baptismals for Mosteiros are 
indexed!  

I found Maria, daughter of Maria Francisca.  Neto Materno (not paterno) are 
Rajmundo de Medeiros and Franca. dos Anjos (deceased), natives of Ginetes.

She was born 15 Dec 1716.  I can't read the Padrinho on this one.  It 
starts out Jose.

Anyway, I think I might possibly have the right family.  I don't see any 
other Maria Francisca's floating around the index.

Here's this baptismal:
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-PD-MOSTEIROS-B-1803-1826/SMG-PD-MOSTEIROS-B-1803-1826_item1/P111.html

Mel
On Saturday, July 5, 2014 11:24:42 AM UTC-7, IslandRoutes wrote:
>
> I have been working more on my cousin's Raposo line.  I have found 
> Francisco Raposo's baptismal and now can prove he and Manoel Raposo are 
> brothers (mother and grandmother match).  The baptismals for this era are 
> indexed in Mosteiros.  As I was going through looking for Francisco's, I 
> found this one:  Francisco parent:  Maria Francisca and Pai Incognito.  
> This caught my eye because Manoel's grandmother was Maria Francisca who was 
> also single.
>
> The record I found was in the middle of 1836, which was too early for the 
> Maria Francisca that I am looking for.  However, am I reading the date 
> right?  It says Mil Outo Centos e Quinze -- 1815? There is a note at the 
> end that seems to say that the entry was archived 5 March 1836.  I want to 
> make sure because I've been tricked by numbers before.  If that is right, 
> there is a slight possibility this is a sibling of Maria Jacintha, mother 
> of Manoel and Francisco.  More work would have to be done to prove that 
> connection.  Though it references Ginetes, which fits what I found on 
> Manoel Raposo's baptismal record.
>
> Also curious is this is a Pai nao sabido...Does this translate the same as 
> Pai Incognito?  The reason I ask is the follows with "Neto Paterno Rajmundo 
> de Medeiros and Francisca dos Anjos".  Did the writer mess up and write 
> Paterno instead of Materno (the Materno is missing) or could they have 
> named the maternal grandparents without actually naming the father?
>
> Here is the entry:
>
> http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-PD-MOSTEIROS-B-1826-1843/SMG-PD-MOSTEIROS-B-1826-1843_item1/P96.html
>
> This has been the trickiest research trail that I've followed in a long 
> time!
>
> Thanks for the help!
> Mel
>
>
>

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