I would also like to thank the CCA for getting all the Azores parishes online.
It was a big task and definitely worth it.
Does anyone know what might be next on the agenda for the CCA to upload? From
what I remember it may be the passportes for Angra or Horta but I'm not sure.
David
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Consider it done!
Deb McCabe When I searched for ancestors, I found friends!
On Monday, November 17, 2014 7:10 PM, 'Cheryl Barnhurst' via Azores
Genealogy wrote:
I sent a thank you to them. It is such a wonderful gift to those of us
researching the Azores. I am so very thankful! S
I sent a thank you to them. It is such a wonderful gift to those of us
researching the Azores. I am so very thankful!
Sherry Barnhurst
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> On Nov 17, 2014, at 3:53 PM, Rosemarie Capodicci wrote:
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> Good idea, Cheri. I have done so and hope that others will write and thank
>
I am with you Paul, I need Madeira too.
On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 5:40 PM, Elizabeth Migliori
wrote:
> Muito Obrigado! (did I spell it right?)
>
> On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 1:27 PM, João Ventura wrote:
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>> Hello, everyone
>>
>> The parish records for Ribeirinha (Ribeira Grande - São Miguel)
I'm with you Rosemarie! I love being able to search at home!! I will send
them a note for sure!;)
Edna
dave-e...@comcast.net
> On Nov 17, 2014, at 3:53 PM, Rosemarie Capodicci wrote:
>
> Good idea, Cheri. I have done so and hope that others will write and thank
> them for making these re
Muito Obrigado! (did I spell it right?)
On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 1:27 PM, João Ventura wrote:
> Hello, everyone
>
> The parish records for Ribeirinha (Ribeira Grande - São Miguel) are now
> online.
>
> A big applause to the CCA archivists and the LDS volunteers for the work
> they did in sc
I have also sent a thank you to CCA
On Mon, Nov 17, 2014 at 3:53 PM, Rosemarie Capodicci wrote:
> Good idea, Cheri. I have done so and hope that others will write and thank
> them for making these records available to us all in the comfort of our own
> homes! When I think of the hours that I spen
David, If you can make it down to Seaside Family History Center, I can help
you with the search for your grandfather. I'm also teaching a class at the
DAR/FHC Seminar at the end of January down here in reading the Portuguese
records. You can email me directly @ rcap...@gmail.com if you like.
Rose
Good idea, Cheri. I have done so and hope that others will write and thank
them for making these records available to us all in the comfort of our own
homes! When I think of the hours that I spent looking at the microfilm for
years and can now read them from my own home computer, I am amazed!
Ro
Hopefully the LDS people will make their way to Madeira and get those records
online.
Paul G.
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Maybe we should email the CCA and thank them. They will read English or
Portuguese.
drac@azores.gov.pt
Cheri
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Dave G,
There are 12 or 13 or so churches to look through on Faial. If you have an
exact date, it's doable.
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada
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Thanks Cheri. Unfortunately, the paper I have is not a document but rather
handwritten notes of a conversation of a cousin with a great aunt in 1996. Her
family members were with my ggGrandfather when he arrived in New Bedford from
Azores. So it is oral history, but have found very few of any
Hello, everyone
The parish records for Ribeirinha (Ribeira Grande - São Miguel) are now
online.
A big applause to the CCA archivists and the LDS volunteers for the work
they did in scanning and making available all the parish records for the
Azores. It's a project that when I started paying at
Gilroy,
Can you scan the document and attach it?
You need 3 things to begin your research going back: A name, a date, and a
place. You've got the name and a date. Faial needs to be refined further.
We need the freguesia (village). Then we can tell you where to go on the
CCA site. All of Faial is u
Have uncovered a handwritten document detailing my ggGrandfather, Joseph C.
Garcia, as being born in Fayal 22 Jul 1859 to Joseph Cardoza (Cardozo) and
Rosa Garcia. ggGrandfather arrived USA at New Bedford, MA in 1876, migrated
to California and married Sarah Patron 19 May 1895. Have the downline
Doreen , thanks for helping.
Here it follows what I have about Vicente Romeiro married to Ana da Costa:
Vicente was baptized at Santa Barbara, Ilha Terceira, 15 jan 1567, son of
Aleixo Romeiro.
Vicente Romeiro and Ana da Costa baptized the following children at Santa
Barbara, Ilha Ter
I do not know if this helps but in my data base I have three children for
Vicente Romeiro (Velho) and Ana da Costa: Maria da Costa born 5/5/1599 in
Nove Ribeiras, Terceira, Tome da Costa born 12/27/1600 in Santa Barbara,
Terceira and Barbara da Costa born 5/21/1614 in same village. Maybe this
will
Hi John and Hermano, Thanks for your help. The Manuel da Costa Cabral I am
looking for , is the one that got married with Francisca Cardoso in Brazil ,
and who died in 1659 but there is no documentation found yet that prove that he
was a son of Manuel Romeiro Velho. There is another hypothesis
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