*Adding to JR's comments, I can cite examples on Flores of appended
surnames including one in my family tree. I had a 2ggrandmother, Anna
Isabel born in Fajazinha, Flores. Her father was Antonio de Freitas
Eduardo, b 1763. His father was Eduardo de Freitas. In effect, what this is
saying is that her father was "Antonio de Freitas who is son of Eduardo de
Freitas" (not Antonio de Freitas who is the son of Manuel de Freitas who
lives at the other end of the Freguesia). Sometimes these appended surnames
were dropped after one or two generations. Sometimes the appended surname
became THE surname. The present Mestre of the Fajazinha Filarmonica is Jose
Gabriel Eduardo who is probably a distant cousin of mine. Eduardo "cousins"
who have immigrated to the US have in some cases adopted "Edwards" as a
surname. *


* Another interesting case is the family tree of Nicolau de Fraga b mid
1700's  in Lajes, Flores, m Maria Furtada. They had a son Manuel Francisco
Nicolau, who had a son Francisco Antonio de Fraga who in turn had a son
Manuel Francisco Nicolau. Throughout the generations the surname varies
between Fraga and Nicolau in an irregular manner.*

*These are the two most interesting cases.*
*John Vaasconcelos  *.


On Sun, Aug 31, 2014 at 5:17 PM, aportugee via Azores Genealogy <
[email protected]> wrote:

>  Is it unusual to NOT include the father’s surname in documents in the
> early 1800’s on the island of Faial?  My ancestor was Antonio Catherino/a
> and his parents were Manoel Francisco Catherina and Theresa Felicia.
> Antonio married Maria Jacintha.  The information I have is that the were
> married on 17 Sept 1821. (Could well be a typo) I believe this is their
> marriage document but; I “think” it says they were married on 27 Sept 1821
> and that Antonio’s parents were Manoel Franciso and Theresa Felicia (no
> mention of the surname Catherino/a.  Maria Jacintha’s parents agree with my
> information ( Domingos Luis and Francisca Jacintha.  So my questions are:
>  1.  Does anyone see the surname Catherino/a
>  2.  If not, why do you think it isn’t listed?
>  3.  Is the date shown 27 Sept 1821?
>  4.  Since everything agrees with my information, do you agree that I have
> the right document?
>
> Top, left one.
>
>
> http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/FAL-HT-PEDROMIGUEL-C-1780-1855/FAL-HT-PEDROMIGUEL-C-1780-1855_item1/P184.html
>
> Thanks for all opinions and responses in advance, Sam (who is ‘in
> contract’ for a home in Camas, WA) 😊
>
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