On Sunday, June 23, 2013 8:04:19 PM UTC, E Sharp wrote:
Here's a question for you all including those living in the Azores. If
someone entered to the US illegally, under dark of night, ca 1900 do you
think they would they have gotten a Passportes before they left Faial? The
ship left
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*In answer to your original question, I think they could very well have
left the Azores without a Passaporte. I base this conclusion on family
stories passed down from my Uncle Jose J Freitas. He said that his second
cousin, Antonio C. Corvello, New Bedford whaling captain, would return to
Hello all,
I'd recommend even better than a backup. Get a Dropbox account (use this
link, it will give us both a 500Mb bonus: http://db.tt/vhqiAWp )
Then after installing the Dropbox client on your machine, and copying your
genealogy files to that folder, simply setup your program to use those
Trying to find when my grandmother's family came to California, settling in
Alameda, California, My grandmother was born around 1898 in Alameda from
Azorean parentage.
Appreciate any leads in the way of what island from the Azores, how I find boat
lists or passport info. Thank you!
Shirley
Hi Shirley C,
You'll need to create a paper trail on your grandmother, then her parents.
Make sure you use a genealogy software program.
Here is a pamphlet of lead (how to guide) to get you started on how to find
things and where to look. goo.gl/tdrIw
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
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