I have the ships that arrived in Hawaii, to 1911. None of them were from Pico.
Unfortunately the ships' lists do not list the captain of the ship.
I doubt if this is of any help to you.
Shirley in CA
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From: Judy Thompson
To: Azores Genealogy
Sent: Friday, December 01, 2017 9:20 AM
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Hawaiian Deaths/Burials
Hi Shirley,
Thx for your offer. Let me clarify the circumstances further. He was not a
passenger and did not live in Hawaii. According to relatives here and in
Azores he was captain of the ship and was either going to or from Azores when
he became ill and either died on board or after they docked in Hawaii and was
then buried in Hawaii. Further complicating research is there is another
person, a relative, with exactly the same name and also a ship's captain.
Here are the details: Manuel Pereira Domingos, born 1 June 1843 in Ribeiro
do Meio and lived in freguesia of Lajes on Pico. Assumption is that ship was a
whaler but not confirmed. All agree he is known to have sailed in and out of
Boston regularly. Have narrowed down his death to between 1903 and 1923. The
other Manuel Pereira Domingos was born in Lajes on 3 Dec 1867 and immigrated to
Massachusetts and also died there.
If you can help that would be great but I understand if you can't. I'm not
sure it's doable but thx again for offering. I'm still trying to find the
consulate lists on family search.
Judy
Thursday, November 30, 2017 at 7:37:30 PM UTC-8, Shirley Allegre wrote:
Who are you looking for? I might be able to help you. Shirley in CA
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From: IslandRoutes
To: Azores Genealogy
Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2017 11:35 PM
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Hawaiian Deaths/Burials
Judy, I think your best bet would be to first check the Portuguese
Consulate logs Consulado Portuguese Geral em Hawaii, I believe they are called)
When the ships came into port, each passenger and family group was processed.
If a person died aboard ship, it was noted in the consulate logs. I am not
sure if they note people who were ill.
The LDS Family History Library has these in their collection. I think
they are catalogued under something very vague like Index to the Portuguese.
I think the Hawaii State Archives also has them.
As Cheri said, death records prior to 1910 are hit and miss for Hawaii.
If you find that they are listed as deceased on the consulate logs, it may be
possible to ask around to see where those aboard ship were buried.
Melody
On Sunday, November 26, 2017 at 8:24:44 AM UTC-8, Judy Thompson wrote:
Where do I get info about what info is available for deaths and burials
in Hawaii? Should I join the island group or ? My great grandfather is
supposedly buried there and either died on board ship then they pulled into
port in Hawaii and he was buried there or he became sick on board ship then
died in Hawaii after they pulled into port and was buried there.
Thx.
Judy
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