There is a Silva Sampaio in Rabo de peixe:
Teresa Maria Eugenia, que casou em Rabo de
Peixe a 24.4.1818 com José da Silva Sampaio, filho de Francisco da Silva
Sampaio e Maria do Couto, sem geração.
But this couple had no children. You might want to look up this record and see
where José da
Eric G,
Some cemeteries will tell me who is surrounding the grave and other
cemeteries won't let me see (because it's an invasion of privacy -
What?!?! They are dead! How can I invade their privacy??)
I guess it just proves that after someone talks to a cemetery, you can go
to the monument
Thank you so much for all your help, I appreciate it. What is very funny is
their names on the death certificate is Lindinha and the grave is Moniz.
His name was Jospeh Moniz Lindinha. I just got word from the vital
statistic office that they found my Aunty Rosaline death certificate so I
should
Repost for Pat McCoy, pat.mccoy1970 at gmail.com
I had posted this question earlier but didn't get a response. I am
now wondering if the godparents of Evangelina are brother and sister
given that the Ermelinda I am researching lost her father prior to
1901 and Evangelina was baptized in 1902.
In
Hi Eric G. - I have LINHARES from Sao Pedro church in Ponta Garca, Sao Miguel.
Here is what I have:
Manoel de Linhares (aka Manoel Linhares Coelho)
DOB 28 Feb 1732, SP- Ponta Delgada
BAPT3 Mar 1732, SP-Ponta Delgada
Manoel's parents were:
Manoel de Linhares (my 876)
DOB 6 March 1692, Porto
My paternal grandfather's headstone reads CAMBRA.
But his death certificate reads ROBLE.
He was known as John da Cambra Roble. (On his father's death certificate, my
grandfather listed his father a MANUEL C. REBELLO.)
Evidentally when my grandfather went into the hospital, he is the one that
I remember people saying vavo (vavoo) for grandfather;
and vava (vavaw) for grandmother.
Shirley in CA
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From: Pat McCoy pat.mccoy1...@gmail.com
To: azores azores@googlegroups.com
Cc: Pat McCoy pat.mccoy1...@gmail.com
Sent: Friday, January 06, 2012 10:33 AM
Subject:
We called my great,great-grandmother, Vava my great-grandfather,
Vavo. My great-grandmother was called, Nana. (They were from Sao Miguel.)
They lived in New Bedford, Mass.
Sherry in CA
In a message dated 1/7/2012 1:49:26 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
shir...@digitalpath.net writes:
I
Thanks!
Pat McCoy
==
On 1/7/12, carab...@aol.com carab...@aol.com wrote:
We called my great,great-grandmother, Vava my great-grandfather,
Vavo. My great-grandmother was called, Nana. (They were from Sao
Miguel.)
They lived in New
We say vovô and vovó in Brazil, as equivalents of granpa and granma.
JS Lopes
De: carab...@aol.com carab...@aol.com
Para: azores@googlegroups.com
Enviadas: Sábado, 7 de Janeiro de 2012 20:03
Assunto: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Teaching Myself a Little
I didn't even think about sending the information... I guess because the
general idea implied on the list has been that you have to go back to the
early 1800's before people usually have a link to other's family. Here is
the information
*Generation 1*
1. Marianna Cabral: born 9 Apr 1900 in
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