Joanne,
I descend from Manuel Martins de Gouveia and Maria da Luz married in Rabo
de Peixe on 11 feb 1820.
This line goes back to Antonio da Silva Moniz m. to Maria Fernandes in Rabo
de Peixe on 7 jul 1681. Maria Fernandes is the daughter of Manuel Martins
de Gouveia and Ursula Fernandes.
Hello,
I would appreciate someone helping with the translation for a side note.
The baptism record is for manuel, bottom right side of page. Thank you
http://goo.gl/tCnHYg
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Manoel,
It looks like I do, too! I knew once the Rabo de Peixe records were released I
wouldn’t have a difficult time finding ancestors in my Mom’s maternal line.
However I’ve seen Maria’s name written a few different ways - is it the same
person?
Joanne
Joanne Medeiros Grota Mercier
Aaron,
The side note is not related to Manuel's baptism. The priest is entering a
record for a another child, Maria whom they may have neglected to record
its initial registry and could not find it in the book. She's the daughter
of Francisco Antonio and Eufrosina de Jesus.
Best,
Margaret
Joanne,
I don´t think it is the same person.
Tell me what you have found about your ancestors and I will try to figure
out how we are connected.
Manoel
Em sexta-feira, 24 de outubro de 2014 09h36min17s UTC-2, Joanne escreveu:
Manoel,
It looks like I do, too! I knew once the Rabo de Peixe
Erica,
Ines, Ynez, Inacia, and Nancy are one I've seen before.
Eric Edgar
On Thu, Oct 23, 2014 at 7:44 PM, Erica Botelho
audiosource...@qwestoffice.net wrote:
I am researching a lady with the name Ignacia de Jesus that emigrated to
Hawaii. Does anyone have a suggestion of how that name
I'm wondering if Agnes is a possibility?
On 10/23/14, Erica Botelho audiosource...@qwestoffice.net wrote:
I am researching a lady with the name Ignacia de Jesus that emigrated to
Hawaii. Does anyone have a suggestion of how that name might be
Americanized?
Thank you,
Erica Botelho
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Pat McC,
I believe Agatha is Águeda.
Cheri
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IfI'm reading thiscorrectly, the recordon the right, my Francisco Raposo married Umbellina Franciscaon 11 July 1802 in Sao Jose, and he was baptized in NS da Assuncao inisland of Santa Maria. I will need to do some double and triple checking, but this is likely my first ancestor born outside Sao
Good job on the translation.
Yes he was baptized in NS da Assuncao in Santa Maria. That is where you should
make a careful search. To find his baptism I first would start at 11 Jul 1770
and search back from there If you go any more than two years back then I would
start searching forward
You are welcome!
Now go get him!. :)
Hermano
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: note on side margin
From: maria.lima...@gmail.com
Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 22:54:20 -0500
To: azores@googlegroups.com
Hermano! I'm amazed!! Thank you so much. I'm tickled pink!!!
Maria Elena
On Oct 23, 2014,
Thanks Rick
I had some input from others too but I picked up the Santa Maria connection
early on. I will have to check the marriages
Herb
On Friday, October 24, 2014 6:21:22 PM UTC-4, Richard Francis Pimentel
wrote:
*Good job on the translation.*
*Yes he was baptized in NS da
Thank you Pat and Erica for your suggestions!
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Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] American versions of Ignacia
Erica,
Ines, Ynez, Inacia, and
Interesting
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/07/11/5-centuries-after-expulsion-sephardic-jews-in-us-attracted-by-spanish/
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Herb,I would start with the assumption she could be as young as 15. While searching for her, also look for any of her siblings. You are bound to find some.Boa sorte.Doug da Rocha HolmesSacramento, CaliforniaPico Terceira Genealogist916-550-1618www.dholmes.com
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Pam,
I agree it is interesting, I found a similar article in reference to
Portugal.
http://world.time.com/2013/09/04/jews-win-a-right-of-return-to-portugal-five-centuries-after-inqusition/
On Friday, October 24, 2014 5:35:00 PM UTC-7, Pam Santos wrote:
Interesting
Spain and Portugal these days could really use some Jewish investors.
On Friday, October 24, 2014 6:37:08 PM UTC-7, A Faria wrote:
Pam,
I agree it is interesting, I found a similar article in reference to
Portugal.
Results from the ancient maternal samples from Central and Southern
Portugal.
79.17% H
16.67% U
4.16% X
http://www.uc.pt/en/cia/grupos/app/Posters/Afonsoetal_2011
A.Faria
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That is cool. I am pretty sure once of my ancestors from Spain who came to
New Mexico might of been Jewish. But I think they said in qualifications to
show proof I wouldn't meet. since I don't practice. You would think they
would still honor the ones that had to convert to catholic.
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