Hi Karen and all,
First thank all of of you for helping. I havent encountered such a
kind helpful group of folks before. Seems like we are all just trying
to find our Azorean roots.
Karen,
I need to look a little closer at what Marcio posted for me but I do
feel there is a connection. Im looking
Marcio,
Sorry for the late thankyou for the information. I do feel these are
my family members.
I did check with a cousin and she said that she has come across the
date 1884 also but that is incorrect. Ana,my g-grandma immigrated to
the states 5/21/1883.Through Boston then to California.She
My husband and I plan to go to the Azores in July to further search my
ancestry. We're looking for the best flights and hotels. It seems package
deals are much less expensive but which ones? Where is the main airport?
Also, will want to spend time on Graciosa but how best to travel there?
Would
Hi,
I am diving in to be ready for the SLC Conference and have come across the
following names and I am wondering if any knows of a connection.
These are two separate families.
Francisco Caetano d' Azevedo married to a Marianna Josepha. They had a son
Jose Silveira d' Azevedo. Jose had his
Is anyone familiar with a name that looks like Faja d' Alem.
Thanks
Lisa Harley
Southern Cal
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On Sao Miguel there is a Faja de Cima and a Faja de Baixo. It could be
referring to a local area which is part of a larger village.
Rick
Richard Francis Pimentel
Spring, TX
Formerly of Epping, New Hampshire
Researching, Riberia Grande, Riberinha Ponta Delgada, and Achada Grande,
Sao
Lisa,
If you Google Faja d'Alem you'll find several referances.
Lionel
On Sun, Jan 15, 2012 at 7:22 PM, lisahb...@aol.com wrote:
Is anyone familiar with a name that looks like Faja d' Alem.
Thanks
Lisa Harley
Southern Cal
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Design Therapy,
There is no main airport. There are 3 airports you can fly into from
North America: Ponta Delgada (PDL), Lages (it's also an American Air Force
base on Terceira) (TER), and Horta on Faial (I don't know that airport
code). From any of those airports you can get to any other
Lisa,
There is also a Ribeira Seca in the council of Calheta on the island of Sao
Jorge. I'd check there first before looking at the R. Seca on Sao Miguel
island.
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada
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Do you have any dates on Antonio M Silva?
On Jan 14, 2012, at 8:08 PM, soccerdad wrote:
Marcio,
Sorry for the late thankyou for the information. I do feel these are
my family members.
I did check with a cousin and she said that she has come across the
date 1884 also but that is incorrect.
Thanks to all that have been helpful and willing to share information.
I am not sure exactly which discussion group this should post at. My
question was somewhat two fold. Is it difficult to trace roots back to
main Portugal? Did the majority of immigrants go to Azores at a
certain time?
Second
Joaquin Antonio de Morais and Marianna Candida were born in Vila do Topo, Sao
Jorge. The Azevedo family are from Ribera Seca, Sao Jorge. How are you
related?
Jan#
On Jan 15, 2012, at 7:14 PM, lisahb...@aol.com wrote:
Hi,
I am diving in to be ready for the SLC Conference and have come
Larry,
You should post all your questions to this group (azores@googlegroups.com).
You might want to send separate emails for vastly different questions.
You will not trace all your lines back to the continent of Portugal. You
might be able to trace some or none. It'll depend on the
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