Hi!
A lady not related to us at all is buried over my grandmother, in Boston.
Just a thought to ponder, Doug.
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Subject: RE: [AZORES-Genealogy] Maria Pach
Rick,
They existed, at least when Canto saw them. He indexed (some families)
from S. Sebastiao through 1764. So did Rodrigo Rodrigues see them? Did
you check to see if your family is in RR?
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tain
Hi Mike,I don't know this João J. Pacheco, either.Since the first person in the grave is my ancestor - the same one who married my ancestor from Chile - I think those who followed in being buried there are more likely friends or in-laws of your ancestor's generation.Pacheco is found in Pico, and in
Thanks Cheri & Altino,
I wanted to make sure as this is my Grandmother's line. There is a record
gap in Sao Sebastiao Marriages 1738-1753 and I have looked before the 1738
and have not found the marriage of her parents. It looks like I am going to
have to work around the missing marriage by loo
Hi Richard,
I agree with Cheri. The brides parents are from the same parish as where this
marriage takes place. The word "nesta" appears when mentioning the parent
parish. That word means " in this".
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On 2013-03-07, at 10:18 PM, "Richard Francis Pimentel"
wrote:
> Hi All,
I think it says this igresia Matriz. Similar to when he writes it at the
top.
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada
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Liz C,
What info out of the document can you read and what info do you need help
on?
The side bar says that Maria died on the 8th of the current month and
year. At the bottom of the side bar, it looks like they mention October
1948.
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Pon
I have 32 Maria Pachecos. Its my most commom name after Manoel de Paiva :)
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Fawn,
I see a birth record for Palmira Rosa, parents Joseph Rosa and Gertrude
Grace in Cambridge 5 Jan 1900. So Joseph died between April of 1899 and
JUne 1900 , when the census was taken , and she was shown as widowed.
Eric Edgar
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 10:01 AM, eric edgar wrote:
> Fawn,
>
Wonder when they are going to add more records they haven't added anything
since Feb 18
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OK Jim, I will check before Tuesday if I get the chance. Ark. is a little
too far for you to make the trip but maybe next year when Cheri and I go
to Salt Lake City again you can make it there!
Rosemarie
It would be great if you could check for me. I don't think I'll be able to
> make it to
Gertrude = Gertrudes
Rick
Richard Francis Pimentel
Spring, TX
Formerly of Epping, New Hampshire
Researching, Riberia Grande, Riberinha, Achada Grande, Bretanha, and Ponta
Delgada, Sao Miguel, Acores
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I was wondering if anyone has a moment to translate this birth notice and
especially the info in the side bar.
Any assistance is much appreciated.
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Maria daughter of Manuel Machado and Maria Sao Jose
Lajes, Baptismos 1860-1867 > 0195 - Reco
Sometimes, I think she's Josefa do Rosario because she had been praying the
rosary during that pregnancy and sometimes I think she's Josefa da
Conceição because she'd been praying to Our Lady of the Conception during
that pregnancy.
George Pacheco told that historically, the mother was not present
Hi Marilyn,It's unusual for there to be a variation in the wife's name like that.Normally, one can depend on her sticking to the same first name every time. But her second name can vary and often does. It might be Josefa do Rosário one time and then Josefa da Conceição another.I suspect that the pr
Thanks Cheri and Eric.
The "Maria Pacheco" stuff has been puzzling me for a while. sometimes I get
the idea that the first Pacheco people where so fertile and had a lot of
children thus the name spread out in very different ways. I am not an expert
on the subject but I'm getting the idea that t
I was one of the people on AOL with Cheri and Melody, it took me 15 years
to finally do research on the actual Azores. Because of the naming
tradition I thought it would be too hard and I might make a mistake and
trace the wrong family LOL But it wasn't as hard as I thought after all!!!
I just had
Searching for people using certain parameters in some genealogy software
programs:
Family Tree Maker: I don't know, but probably. I'm sure someone will chime
in.
Legacy: Under Search, then Find, then pick the Detailed Search tab.
RootsMagic: Not sure. You can go name by name, but in a large data
I have in the same 6 grave plot as my GGgrandparents in the St.John the
Baptist cemetery in mass. A Joao J. Pacheco, he is listed as being 92 yrs
old. He died in Nov 1918 and was buried on November 30, 1918. Now the
interesting thing is. He's buried on top of Manuel J. Leal who is a close
relative
Great to know!!! I learned something today, I was wondering yesterday how
you had such a short URL lol
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 9:23 AM, Cheri Mello wrote:
> A URL: Uniform Resource Locator. The
> http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/ thing.
>
> However, if looking at a certain page, extra
A URL: Uniform Resource Locator. The
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/ thing.
However, if looking at a certain page, extra things will be added on.
Original home page: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/
The How To page: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/HowTo.html
And if
Nah, they have better grapes on Eliseu's side of Sao Miguel!
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 8:43 AM, eric edgar wrote:
> Eliseu,
>
> I have over 1100 people in my Flores and Pico databases, but not one Maria
> Pacheco. There are some surnames specific to certain islands or island
> groups.
>
> I do hav
Hi Jim A,
I'd say that researching any immigrant ancestor (or at least European
immigrant ancestors) does have some commonalities. To research just about
anywhere in Europe, you need the village. And you'd use naturalization,
ships lists, etc to find that village.
There were more German and Iri
Eliseu,
I have over 1100 people in my Flores and Pico databases, but not one Maria
Pacheco. There are some surnames specific to certain islands or island
groups.
I do have about 150 each Maria and Manuel Rodrigues.
Eric Edgar
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 8:33 AM, Cheri Mello wrote:
> Eliseu,
>
> I
Fawn, I don't know about Faial, but I checked Ellis Island. I checked
EllisIsland.org and found a Jose Silveria daRosa who arrived at Ellis Island on
the passenger ship Vega on June 14, 1893. The port of departure was Faial. He
was listed as age 19, and a laborer. Coincidently, my great-grandf
Eliseu,
I have 7 Maria Pachecos in my database. I may have more that I need to
enter.
One of them I have no other information on. Two of them I have research
for only 1 generation and they don't have a Pacheco parent. Another one I
have research only for her paternal side and there's no Pachec
Great post, it also helps me to understand that in one record an ancestor
was listed as Rita Josefa and in another as Josefa Rita.
thanks
Marilyn
On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 11:33 PM, wrote:
> For all new Portuguese genealogists:
>
> I have run across something just tonight during my research that I
Fawn U (because we have more than one Fawn on this list),
Emigration out of the Azores are the Passaportes. They exist for the 3
ports of Ponta Delgada on Sao Miguel, Angra on Terceira, and Horta on Faial
(Fayal is the old spelling). Ponta Delgada has the most gaps in their
records and Faial's a
The year I had for their marriage came from the 1900 census. It's highly
possible it was transcribed wrong. Thanks!!!
On Wednesday, March 6, 2013 6:18:38 PM UTC-6, luiznoia wrote:
>
> They married in Monterey county in 1866. You might check to original
> record on microfilm to confirm the parent
Wow! I know I'm a novice at this, but when researching my German and Irish
lines it seemed that things came so easily. I guess I became complacent
because I had thought I'd looked every place there was to find this
information. But then again, it seems the Azores is a completely different
anim
Good Day,
I am hoping for guidance with this question:
How would I find Immigration records, in Fayal, for relatives that left
there and came to Cambridge, MA?
I only have the immigration year. It is for my Great-Great Grandparents
and Great-Grandmother.
Joseph and Gertrude DaRosa immi
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