Hi Abectriz,
Can you narrow down the dates on Vicencia? The 1800s is from 1800-1899 and
that's a lot of searching. You can probably narrow it down to a 10 year
range or so, based off of the birth of her first children. When were her
first children born? She was most likely in her 20s at their
Hello everyone,
I’m searching for any information about my grandmother number 5, she was born
in Sāo Jorge Island. Her name was Vicência Antonia de Jesus. She emigrated to
Cantagalo, Brazil in the 1800’s and was buried there. Her first husband was
Manuel Gonçalves de Morais. Their children:
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Researching: São Miguel island: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente,
Ribeira das Tainhas, Achada
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Most of Sao Miguel stops in 1905. Some parishes in Ponta Delgada go up to
1911. The rest of the Azores goes up to 1911. The archives in Ponta Delgada
said they ran out of room for the books. So for any other records, you have
to write the Civil Registry or use Joao Ventura. I hope you have the
It appears the Parish archives in Ponta Delgada are limited to 1911. Does
anyone know whether records after 1911 were kept and where they may be
found?
Obrigado,
Scott
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Elaine, if you have an approximate date of him leaving the Azores, try the
Passportes Lists on the CCA site, here: https://tombo.pt/d/acores for Sao
Miguel and do a search for his name. If you find him, it will list the
village of birth and parent names then you can go from there.
Rosemarie
Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas. I'm now searching for my great
grandfather, Jose Viveiros'birth certificate . I know he was born in about
1883.and I believe he was born in Capelas but I have very little information on
him to be sure. He did come to the United States to marry
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