So perhaps, it sounds like electrician, self employed.
Thanks Eric!
On Jan 25, 2012, at 1:20 PM, eric edgar wrote:
Adair,
I read the city directory. It says Borba, Charles electn h 1664
48th street.
He was a electrician . the h is for home. the i is a 1.
Eric Edgar
On Tue, Jan 24,
Does this mean for dual citizenship or the requirement to renounce one
citizenship for the other?
Pat McCoy
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On 1/25/12, eric edgar noblankt...@gmail.com wrote:
To become a Portuguese citizen is also to become a Europe Union
My grandfather was born in Vila do Topa, Sao Jorges and immigrated to
California at age 10 with his widowed mother and two younger siblings. He
was Joseph Souza Lewis. His birth certificate lists his father's name as ?
Luiz (no first name). That's as far as I've gone so far in that line. His
Oops, that should be his DEATH certificate, not birth certificate.
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 8:04 AM, Lorinda Sevenans lseven...@gmail.comwrote:
My grandfather was born in Vila do Topa, Sao Jorges and immigrated to
California at age 10 with his widowed mother and two younger siblings. He
was
Hi Joan,
You are very early in your family quest for information. All the names you
mention are in my files and I am sure in many other's on our list. The thing is
that you need to go back at least another gerearation with some good dates of
either a birth, baptism, marriage, or death from the
No, you can be a US citizen and be a citizen of an EU country. The US sees
you just as a US citizen like anyone else. I recently completed a project
for a person who
was granted Italian citizenship through the grandparents. Their rules
differ from Portugal in that they don't require the residency
I understand that Americans can have dual citizenship (with other
countries that also allow it).
On Jan 26, 8:40 am, Pat McCoy pat.mccoy1...@gmail.com wrote:
Does this mean for dual citizenship or the requirement to renounce one
citizenship for the other?
Pat McCoy
In response to some of the questions and statements regarding
Portuguese citizenship:
Reason for wanting citizenship:
My reason is purely sentimental, a greater connection with my Azorean
grandfather and the family there. In fact, I already possess Irish
citizenship and passport via my mother's
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