Hello,

For several reasons I might not have participated here for almost a year, 
or since last year.   So, I just thought I'd mention the names I'm 
interested in for my husband's family-tree.

Can only go back to  Joao and Jacintha (COSTA)  PACHECO from the village of 
Sao Roque beside Ponta Delgada, Sao Miguel.    All I know is that they had 
2 sons, Antonio and Manuel, during the 1880's there.   "Tony" b~1885 was 
said to have come to MA/US ~1905 as a 20-yr-old.   IF I found the right 
Antonio, he was said to have come over to stay with his brother, Manuel, 
then in New Bedford.    "Tony" very soon was in Cambridge, MA, were he 
married in 1912.  ...   From old newspaper reports, I found out that in 
1921, Manuel was also living in Cambridge.   He was a "bartender" by 
trade.    I cannot find out anything else about the brother -- as there 
were 3 .. Manny Pacheco's in Cambridge during the 1920's.    

Can only go back to  Laurindo / Lucia da ROSA from Faial who married Clara 
Emilia (unknown) from Pico, possibly 1860.   So far I know they had 2 sons 
during the 1860's, and then daughter, Philomena ~1870.     ~1890 Philomena 
married Francisco MOURA (da MOURA??) reportedly from Sao Miguel.   They 
married on Faial and had their 5+ children there, 2 sons and then 3 
daughters.   Something happened to "Frank" MOURA between 1900 and 1905, as 
that is when "Phoebe" began sending her young daughters over to MA/US.   
They were Elsita "Elsie," Rosa, and Carolina.   They married and became 
Mrs. PACHECO,  Mrs. PERRY (prob. PEREIRA), and Mrs. MEDEIROS,  all initilly 
living in Cambridge and Somerville, MA.    The 2 MOURA sons married first 
and then came over to MA.   "Manny" MOURA eventually went to NYC and 
remained there.   Ernesto Bernardo "Frank" MOURA went to Oakland, CA, and 
remained there.   (I just found out they both passed ~1980.)

I've posted about these families for several years - but in the past, so 
there is information in the archives.

I can add one note.   For 5 yrs. I've been trying to help my husband's 
father's cousin from the MEDEIROS family find his uncles, aunts, and 
cousins from his father's side.   His father was one of the youngest of 8 
children, but his father died young and so did an older brother, and 
connections were lost.    Because of the Internet, and my persistence, just 
this winter I'm finding information.    His 3 MEDEIROS aunts were all 
associated with "barber shops" in the Somerville, MA, area,  and the 
surnames known about were   JESSE, SOUSA, and MACHADO.   The brother 
closest to Frank was Manuel.   I'm finding out this month that Manuel 
MEDEIROS is a ..very.. popular name.   So, I couldn't find out which of the 
100 ??  "Manny's"  were the brother.   But, just this week I got closer to 
the mystery.   The problem is, he had a marriage in 1913 to a Chareinda 
FOSTER  (prob. FAUSTINO), she seems to disappear.  IF I found the correct 
Manuel back in Cambridge, he had 5 children, and most had a different 
mother,  Emma (SOUSA).    So, my imagination tells me that Chareinda died 
young and Manuel remarried not long after.

Thank you for your time.         I have more information I can share,  but 
I just wanted to offer an updated summary for today.

Betty  Fredericks-Pacheco

(always within 45 min. of Boston;   45 yrs. in Greater Lowell)

(since last summer I've been participating on the Facebook .. Azores 
Group,  so a lot of my husband's info is there)



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