I think this is what you are looking for:
Ancestors of Grandfather Medeiros Pingao
Generation No. 1
1. Madeup Medeiros Pingao He was the son of 2. Jose de Medeiros
Pingao and 3. Maria Emilia da Conceicao.
Generation No. 2
2. Jose de Medeiros Pingao, born Abt. 1855 in
In answer your question on DNA. The Y-DNA test will only provide data for
the direct male line that is your father, his father, his Grandfather and so
on. So The Y-DNA will only show a small spectrum of a person’s DNA. If the
Y-DNA Halplogroup falls into certain groups (E1b1b or A or B. and to
Cheri,
This is very plausible! The godparents listed in the baptism record
for Jose de Medeiros (Pingão), 1854, Ponta Garça, are Manuel de
Medeiros and wife Maria Jachintha, from Igreja Bom Jesus Menino,
Ribeira das Tainhas. José's parents (Jacintho de Medeiros and Anna
Jacintha) are listed as
Thank you Shirley! Yes this conforms with other information I have
seen. I'm not too worried about the difference in listed ages,
especially for Maria, who must have been around 2 if her brother was
already 7 months old.
I know about the Bob de Mello book and have found records online from
the
I am researching my mother's line and I found out that both her
grandfather Antone Rebello b. 1870 and grandmother Elizabeth Rodrigues
b. 1881) was from the area. Does anyone have any information on
either of them? I do know Elizabeth's father is listed as Francisco
Rodrigues.
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Dear Group,I received information that Manuel Pereira's father Antonio Pereira and Mother Maria Eugenia were from Porto Formoso and also Maria dp Conciecao parent's were from Porto Formoso: Father, Damaso C Carreiro , Mother, Maria Julia.Manuel Pereira was born in 1846 and immigrated in 1883 to
This is slightly off the subject, but all these Pingao ancestors are
ringing a bell with me. Does anyone know whether the name Pingao is an
actual surname or an alcunha?
I remember long ago my mother telling me about our family's alcunha. My
maternal grandmother's family, the Frias family, had
Hi Lou Henderson
This is what I could find in my database… it looks like we are relatives J
(who isn’t!!!)
eliseu
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This is what Bob de Mello's book IMMIGRATION FROM AZORES TO HAWAII 1879-1883
says:
Manual Pereira, age 37
Father: Antonio Pereira
Mother: Maria Eugenia
From: Porto Formoso
WIFE
Maria do Conceicao, age 29
Father: Damaso Carreiro
Mother: Maria Julia
From: Porto Formoso
CHILDREN
Manual 7
Mary: I am going to have to check out:
3. Maria Emilia da Conceicao, born Abt. 1856 in Ponta Garca- NS da
Piedade. She was the daughter of Joaquim da Costa Carneiro and Maria
Rita or Emilia da Conceicao.
This might be where we connect. Do you know if Emilia da Conceicao was the
daughter of
Mary: I have Bob de Mello's book as well as CONSULADO GERAL DE PORTUGAL EM
HAWAII.
Shirley in CA
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Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 7:22 AM
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Rio de Janeiro
Which area?
Shirley in CA
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Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Antone Rebello b. 1870 or Elizabeth Rodrigues b,
1881
I am researching my mother's line and I
Nancy,
I got his from the http://www.microsofttranslator.com/Default.aspx?mkt=es-us I
am sure the translation is literal but
Além disso, quais são as palavras portuguesas nos registros de escravo e
prostituta?
Greg
Ancestors from Faial, Manuel Garcia Dias ... Furtado ... SIlva
From:
Hi Nancy,
Keep in mind also that Spain and Portugal were occupied by the Moors and
they were not totally driven out until the 15th century. So it could be
that the source of the African DNA is that rather than pirate raids in the
Acores. I am keeping the source open on the MtDNA from my
David does any of your line go into the village of Santa Cruz. The reason
I ask is that my Grandmother is from there and there are some deSouza and
Melos in my line.
Thanks
Bob Camacho
Researching the Island of Terceira for
da Costa, Evangelho, Pacheco, Ferriera
Researching the Island of
Hi David,Here it follows my understanding on what is written there (the basic information):Em 4 Abril 1705 nasceu Joana, fa. de Miguel de Souza de Ataide e s/mer. espozadaDa. Maria de Melo tida da vida antes de se receberem, fregueses desta Matris doApostolo S. Matheus da Va. da praia, Ilha
William,
I don't know if this will help, but in Portuguese to Hawaii there is a Manuel
de Freitas Braz who at age 26 went to Hawaii from Madeira or Sao Miguel in
1884. He was single.
Iris
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From: William wm...@sbcglobal.net
Subject: Re:
It's also interesting to note that there was active movement between Brazil
Portugal as soon as the Portuguese colonized it. It wasn't just a matter of
folks leaving and then never returning.
And much like there are stories in the US of African-Americans passing for
white, the same can be
Sonia,
I wonder if the family finder test could illuminate the possibility for you?
Nancy Jean
Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:20:38 -0500
From: spach...@umassd.edu
To: azores@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Norte Grande - impressions
It's also interesting to note that there was
Hi Ary,
Thanks for the translation help. That is interesting that they may not
have been married at that point, because I have not been able to find
the marriage record for Miguel de Souza Ataide and Maria de Mello. I
will try and check near the dates of that baptism of Joana.
Hi Bob,
I do not
It could :) but I don't know if we'd ever go to that trouble--it's not
something we're overly concerned with as the medical issues are well treated
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To: azores group azores@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday,
Right, from that perspective it's a moot pointI've just been so intrigued
with the origins of the migration of my DNAhave my Mom's in
Sardinia/Corsica 15,000 years ago, my Dad's in the Berber tribes of Northern
Africa 7000 years ago and at this point the only other one I have is my
Yes, I have all these records on file. I am delighted that you have
something. You must be very excited! And tyou have run intoi a whole
gang of Ponta Garca researchers. How fortunate is that!
I think there is no doubt these are your ancestors. Too many
cooincidences not to be and the Pingao
Shirley, Thanks, Would you possibly have any dates for the parents of Maria da Conceicao, Father, Damaso Carreiro and Mother Maria Julia or know where I might go to find that info?Lou, also from Calif.
On Feb 21, 2012, Shirley Allegre shir...@digitalpath.net wrote:
This is what Bob de Mello's
I do have two Francisco Carreiro's in my data base but they are most likely
not the one you are looking for. One was married around 1840 and the other
married in 1874. Neither of the wives names match. I have very few records
from NS Conciecao in my data base.
Rick
Richard Francis Pimentel
I'm also a deSouza but I still haven't found out what part of Sao Miguel my
great grandfather immigrated from. Sometimes I think he was a stow away
since I can't find him on the passenger list.
Gail
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