If anyone has a minute to check out this baptismal record for Maria
daughter of __ Silveira and Maria de Souza. I am looking for
children of Mateus Silveira Agueda and Maria de Sousa and am wondering if
this is one of them...
Can't read the father's first name.
http://culturacores.azores
Was wondering if anyone on the list has this family in their
database/Family tree
Antonio Furtado Lourenco b. 1889 in Villa Franca do Campo, Sao Miguel.
His parents were Manoel Lourenco of Villa Franco do Campo, and Antonia
Emilia Da Conceicao of Ponta Garca, Sao Miguel.
I match a few people on t
Nice and your welcome
On Sun, Nov 3, 2013 at 6:36 PM, Lee wrote:
> Thank you, Pam! I just found the paternal grandparents marriage in the
> of 1744.
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Thank you, Pam! I just found the paternal grandparents marriage in the of
1744.
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6 Mar 1781
Paternal: Joao Garcia Duarte and Izabel Luis
Maternal: Sargent? Francisco Ignacio and Rita Francisca she is from Nossa
Senhora da Luz
I don't know enough of towns on other islands so hopefully someone else can
verify where he was from. maternal it is either Sarg with TA on upper right
s
I need help with the baptismal record of Anna, daughter of Jose Garcia
Duarte and Bernarda Francisca which I've attached below:
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/FAL-HT-FLAMENGOS-B-1764-1782/FAL-HT-FLAMENGOS-B-1764-1782_item1/P138.html
I know that the year of birth is either
Cheri,
Amusing and confusing! When I talked to you on the phone, I asked if it would
be useless to test my brother with family finder, because I assumed we would be
identical, and you said it might be different. You were right. I have 97.59%
Western European and 2.41% Africa. M
It certainly is amusing. I come out as 100% French with FTDNA. My
grandmother's father's father was French. I have more Irish, Portuguese and
German (Prussian) blood. Ancestry had me down as Scandinavian and Southern
European until they refined the Scandinavian into Irish. And 23 and Me says
I'm Br
I have completed four family finders with Family Tree DNA on myself, my
sister, my late Father, and his 1st Cousin.
The known ethinecty on each are: My Father: 100% Acorean
Portuguese
My
Sister: 50% Acorean Portu
Cheri,
Amusing and confusing! When I talked to you on the phone, I asked if it would
be useless to test my brother with family finder, because I assumed we would be
identical, and you said it might be different. You were right. I have 97.59%
Western European and 2.41% Africa. My brother has
Pat N, The 4 reference populations used are: French, Basque, Spanish, and
Orkney Islands (off of Scotland). There is NO Portuguese in the reference
population. I think Portuguese Azoreans get put wherever. Until they roll
out the new Population Finder with more reference populations, there not
much
Doug,
I keep trying to figure it out too. I came out 99.23% French.
My fathers parents were from the Azores. His mother's side had some Flemish
names.
My mothers parents were Irish and English.
I guessed maybe the Irish were from France.
I heard a story that our Anselmo Vieiras had Basque or S
Thanks to you and the other responders I am close to resolving a conflict in
records that I have. The translations of the names helps a great deal.
Diane George
From: azores@googlegroups.com [mailto:azores@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
Isabella Baltar
Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2013 8:43
Joy,
Augusto was born 22 Nov 1830 and was a natural son of a french man -
Frances de nação - called Augusto Caotier and Delfina Luiza, daughter of
José Rodrigues and Luiza Ignacia.
To the eyes of the church a natural son - Filho natural - was a child born
from parents that were not married a
Diane,
I read all the replies you had on your question and I will give you what I
can read. This is just an abstract.
On the marriage doc you sent I read the following and what is in brackets
is the name/names possible for the abbreviations.
14 may 1764
Manoel Fra. [Ferreira or Faria]
son of
Steve A,
Start with this how to guide here:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/HowTo.html
Then post back and tell you what you've done. You need the freguesia to
begin researching over there. Santa Maria has 4 or 5 freguesias
(villages), I believe (going off the top of my head here).
Che
looking for some clear information on my family name Andrade from the island of
Santa Maria Azores. If anyone can kindly lead me in the right path for this...
I would greatly appreciate it. Google searches seems to be all messed up and
everyone has all the same names and records are not consist
Hi Mike,
Thank you for responding and for the information. This is interesting.
So, this Joao was born around 1828 probably in the Azores. I might have
forgotten in my earlier post that Antonio "Tony" had his parents: Joao
and Jacinta (COSTA) PACHECO from just outside of Ponta Delga
Hi again,
I'm up earlier than usual this morning, and decided to search on-line for a
few minutes for Joao PACHECO. I first found the discussion on him from
earlier this year.Then I went to www.familysearch.org and searched
for Joao and found out there were several in MA/US. But mo
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