Cheri,
Thank you for the followup on this. Appreciate your clearing it up for us.
Was a little confusing when we called to make the reservations.
"E"
On , Cheri Mello wrote:
Rich, the sales manager, got back to me. The room rates will be $82 a
night (plus taxes). Not $85. He went in and c
Sharon,
I also found this.
Holy Spirit Cemetery, Fremont, Alameda County, California - FindaGrave says
Holy Ghost Cemetery, Fremont CA
PIO Jose Com edade de 56 annos fallecido mas nao esoucido. Burial bk says
30 Jul 1895.
PIO Manoel Age 27y 3m. 26d d. Jan 11, 1896
If this is your Jose, h
Rich, the sales manager, got back to me. The room rates will be $82 a
night (plus taxes). Not $85. He went in and changed the people who have
booked their room so far from $85 to $82. He made the change in the
computer so when anyone else calls, they will be told $82 plus tax.
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Cheri Mello
Florence's parents did come to the US. Here they are in the 1880 census. I
will try and find the ship's manifest and other info on them.
1880 United States Federal Census 1880 United States Federal Census
Name: Flora Pio
Age: 13
Birth Year: abt 1867
Birthplace: Azores
Home in 1880: Washington,
I always thought that sometimes the priests consoled the young women of
their parish a little too much!
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada
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My ggrandmother was Florence PIO, b. Aug 1866 in the Azores & d. Oct.
1929 in Watsonville, CA. I do not know where she was born & would
appreciate any info. Her parents were Joseph b. abt. 1845 & Josephine
b. abt. 1835. I have no further info on them & would appreciate any
direction anyone can g
You're very welcome! We just hope it will help other researchers.
Kathy
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When I read that little tidbit I wondered if this young man would "follow"
in his father and grandfather's "tradition"!
Rosemarie >
LOL. I am not a magician! Unfortunatelly this document is useless to
> pursue genealogy research, unless you are searching to the descendents of
> someone. Now I wo
LOL. I am not a magician! Unfortunatelly this document is useless to pursue
genealogy research, unless you are searching to the descendents of someone. Now
I wonder if this applicant fathered a child? Three generations of priests in a
family would be something!
João Ventura
Terceira
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Olá Dano,
Yes, that's true.
Rarely we see in baptism records, between 1860 and 1911 (when mentioning
grandparents was madatory) the name of the unknown grandfather. Many times the
unknown father lived with the child's mother, but they didn't "officialize" the
relationship. Occasionally we s
Thank you Kathy and Susan for inputting the UPEC Membership Records.
Eugenia
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Ola, Joao,
Are you saying that unless the father legitimized the child while he
was alive, then, although it was known locally that he sired the
child, that information just died with the last person who knew of his
indisgression - or, would there be a record, somewhere, that
identified the father
Wow Joao, that's great info. Maybe we'll find out something on all of the
pai incognito's out there!
Rosemarie >
Dear Listers,
>
> Some of you know that I am studying all the existing applications to
> priesthood for the Azores (17th, 18th and 19th centuries).
>
> Today I found a very interest
Dear Listers,
Some of you know that I am studying all the existing applications to
priesthood for the Azores (17th, 18th and 19th centuries).
Today I found a very interesting case that I want to share with you. A
youngman wants to become a priest. He is 21 years old (he was born in 1714 and
Sonia,
In my family that arrived in R. I. before 1900 the name change was
first evident in the 1900 U. S. Census. My mother's grandparents were
- maternal - Pedro da Silva or Silveira, and, paternal, Luis or Luiz
das Neves. Up to 1900 they continued to use those names. In the 1900
U. S. Census,
Original Message
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] 1940 Census
From:"Joel Weintraub"
Date:Tue, February 14, 2012 6:12 pm
To: rcap...@redshift.com
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Dear Lis
Celeste
Thank you for that information. Strange that I wasn't told of this in my
numerous phone calls to the UPEC office. I certainly understand privacy issues,
but I made it very clear that I only wanted to post records from a much earlier
time period. At any rate, the records I am offering to
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