Found her where?  I will wait until you get back home and lead me through the 
archives to the email you mention.  Thanks Cheri.
Celeste

Celeste Perry ccgran...@yahoo.com

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On Thu, 7/5/18, Cheri Mello <gfsche...@gmail.com> wrote:

 Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] The "elusive Maria Cristo"
 To: "Azores Genealogy" <Azores@googlegroups.com>
 Date: Thursday, July 5, 2018, 3:34 PM
 
 Someone found her a year or two
 ago. I'm not on my computer, but I'm sure you can
 search the archives for this list and find it.
 Cheri
 On Jul 5, 2018 11:28
 AM, "'celeste perry' via Azores Genealogy"
 <azores@googlegroups.com>
 wrote:
 Thank
 you Elaine.  Hope your flight back is better than ours. 
 We had a delay in Boston and a lot of shaking on our way
 back.  Constant seatbelt light on.  
 
 Celeste
 
 
 
 Celeste Perry ccgran...@yahoo.com
 
 
 
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 On Thu, 7/5/18, E. Sharp <bellema...@gmail.com>
 wrote:
 
 
 
  Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] The "elusive Maria
 Cristo"
 
  To: azores@googlegroups.com
 
  Date: Thursday, July 5, 2018, 11:19 AM
 
 
 
  Celeste,
 
 
 
  I think I found this several years ago for you
 
  and she was coming to her brother Seraphim/Seraphine.  I
 am
 
  at Boston right now awaiting my flight back to CA.  Will
 ck
 
  more when I get home. 
 
 
 
  "E"
 
 
 
  Sent from my iPhone
 
 
 
  > On Jul 5, 2018, at 1:44 PM, 'celeste
 
  perry' via Azores Genealogy <azores@googlegroups.com>
 
  wrote:
 
  > 
 
  > I have
 
  just returned from my trip to Rhode Island to continue my
 
  search for my husband's paternal grandmother.  
 
  >   I visited St. Mary's in Bristol,
 
  RI.,  the church where she was married and I saw the
 book
 
  where she and her husband's marriage  was listed. 
 I
 
  had received a copy of the marriage record and verified
 that
 
  the information was the same in the book.
 
  >   I asked about her having to prove she
 
  had been baptized in Sao Miguel, Azores and I was told
 they
 
  did not have any information about her baptism.
 
  >   I was on my way back to the hotel from
 
  the church when I remembered seeing "file sent"
 
  written at the bottom of her marriage entry.  I found
 out
 
  where the diocese of R.I. was located and went there to
 ask
 
  for any information they might have of her baptism.  I
 did
 
  not get past the clerk at the door.  She talked to
 someone
 
  in the "archives" and was told they did not
 have
 
  such information.
 
  >   When I was eating
 
  at a Portuguese restaurant, I asked the owner if he knew
 any
 
  Portuguese priest.  He gave me the name of a Fr. Escobar
 
  and the church were he was living.  I went to the church
 
  and he was not there; however, the lady in the office was
 
  most helpful.
 
  >   She took my
 
  information and a copy of the marriage record I had with
 
  me.  The next day, I received a call from the church
 office
 
  lady and she said father Escobar had contacted the
 diocese
 
  office and was told the archives did not have any records
 
  for which I was searching.
 
  >   So, I am
 
  back to square one.  Someone on the list told me that
 proof
 
  of baptism was necessary for a marriage if the couple was
 
  born in another church.  Since Maria Cristo's
 siblings
 
  were all born in Lomba da Santa Barbara, Sao Miguel,
 Azores,
 
  that would have been the place of her baptism.  
 
  >   As I have said before, I looked at all
 
  the baptism records from the time her older brother was
 
  baptized until her father died.  I found no record for
 her
 
  birth.
 
  >   Below is the information I
 
  have send to the list a few years ago for anyone who is
 new
 
  to the list and may have information about my
 "Elusive
 
  Maria Cristo."
 
  > 1.     Her
 
  name:  
 
  > In 2006, I received an email
 
  from a great-grandson of MC’s brother Jose.  He wrote
 
  “on Ancestry.com I found Maria Cristo immigrated July
 31,
 
  1909.”I found an arrival of “Maria Moraes arriving
 July
 
  31, 1909, age 25, est. birth yr. 1884, F, Portuguese,
 port
 
  of departure: St. michaels, Az, Portugal; ship name,
 Cretic;
 
  arriving at Boston, MA; last residence, Azores,
 birthplace,
 
  St. Barbara, Azores.”  I received this information
 from
 
  someone and I never saw the name of the person she was
 going
 
  to.  I think she would have come to her brother,
 Seraphine
 
  who immigrated 10/24/1904 and I have found his name as: 
 
  Serafim Morais/Morris/Moraes in different census.
 
  > On her marriage record:  11/27/09 she is:
 
  Maria de Christ Moraes
 
  > 2.     DOB,
 
  where??? :  May 22, 1884/1885 Lomba da Santa Barbara,
 Sao
 
  Miguel, Azores, (oral history told to me by her daughter)
 
  > She married in 1909 and said she was 22
 
  years old (I have the marriage record from St. Mary’s
 
  church in Bristol, RI.)
 
  > 3.   
 
  Father:  Joao Moraes, he died 4/13/1899, I found his
 death
 
  record in 2006.
 
  > 4.    Mother: Jacinta
 
  Libianna
 
  > 5.    When did she come to
 
  US:  I think she came to the US to her brother,
 Seraphine
 
  Moraes.  This is what her daughter told me.  It had to
 
  have been before Nov. 1909 when she married.
 
  > 6.    In the 1910 census Fellippe E.
 
  & Mary C. Silva, are living with seraphim & Rosa
 
  Morais at 15 East Brooks. St.   in Bristol, RI she lived
 on
 
  Estbrook St.  with her husband, Fillippe Silva.  She
 was
 
  listed as Maria C. Silva who immigrated in 1909. 
 
  > 1927-1928, 1929-1930/ 1935-1936; 1937
 
  census, Phillip & Mry Perry, carpenter, live at 66
 
  Blossom St. 
 
  > 1938; 1939, 43, 66 Blossom
 
  St. per City directory
 
  > 1947 moved to
 
  Oakland, CA
 
  > 7.    In 2005, at the
 
  Oakland FHCC, I found a Maria Moraes arriving 7/31/1909,
 age
 
  25, est. yob 1884, F, Portuguese; departed: S.Miguel;
 
  ship’s name is Crotic; arrived in Boston, MA
 
  > 8.    She was 24 years old when her
 
  daughter Mary was born in 1911. 
 
  > 
 
  > Thank you for any help you can give me.
 
  > Celeste
 
  > Celeste Perry
 
  ccgran...@yahoo.com
 
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