Hi John,
How far did you get back with the Ataide line in Graciosa? I have a line that
goes pretty far back with the Atiade's in Graciosa.
Thanks,
David
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Hi Maria,
It is the Parish of Sao Tiago, which is in Ribeira Seca, Sao Jorge.
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Foster would most likely be Faustino in Portuguese. This was the case with my
g.g.grandfather Joseph Foster (aka Jose Faustino) who was from the Island of
Sao Jorge in the Azores.
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After going to and talking with a few people at the UPEC (now PFSA) a few years
ago,the IDES books/records are apparently in storage or basement (off-site) I
believe, and last time I checked, they have not been sorted, organized or gone
through.
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I had a similar situation come up with my 3x g.grandather Antonio Silveira
Costa and his wife Rosa Silveira. They lived in Ribeira Seca, Sao Jorge, but he
was actually from Arrifes, Sao Miguel, while she was from Sao Jorge. Turns out
that Antonio's father Joao da Costa and his family, and even
Hi Wendy,
from my maternal grandfather's paternal line I have a Joao Antonio de Freitas
Mendonca from Lajes on Flores. He was born 1812 and died 1868.
His parents were Manuel de Freitas Mendonca, born 1785 Fajazinha, Flores and
died 1853. His wife was Maria de Sao Jose.
Manuel's parents were
sorry, death was 1745, so birth was about 1665.
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Hi Jeremey,
Looks like he was 80 years old "more or less" at time of death, making his
birth about 1669.
It does mention Graciosa in the margin note, but not sure if he was from there.
Do you have a marriage record? there is a better chance it states where he was
from. If he was from
The PFSA (Formerly the UPEC) has the original UPEC records in their office
(separate from the JA Freitas Library in the same building) in San Leandro. I
have been many times and they have let me look through the records and take
pictures of the pages I was interested in. I also talked to them a
I was looking at my Uncle's Family Finder My Origins results map and was
curious about how he has 4% from Finland and Northern Siberia. I am not sure
where that would have come from. He is Portuguese on both sides (Azores on one
half and Madeira on other). Obviously there were Azorean settlers
Hi all,
I thought I would try and revive this topic of Puerto Rican matches to
Azorean ancestry on FTDNA Family Finder. My Uncle's DNA recently came back
and I have been trying to sift through his matches. His maternal side is
from Madeira, but his Paternal side is from the Azores.
It
Hi Maria,
I have this couple Joao da Costa and Anna Martins in my family tree also.
They are my 7th great grandparents. Joao da Costa was born about 1673, but
the baptismal records either don't go back that far or are missing for
those few years. Anna Martins was born about 1676 and she died
I think that this may be the baptismal record for one of my ancestors I am
looking for, but am not sure. Based on the marriage record of Jose with his
wife Maria de Encarnacao from Ribeira Seca Sao Jorge, his parents are
listed as Joao Luis Goulart and Luiza Silveira from Ribeiras, Pico. Does
There are two baptismal records I would like an opinion on. One is the
probable record for my direct ancestor Florenca Maria, born 22 Mar 1774 in
Corvo to a Maria de Fraga Nunes.
Baptismal record for Florenca: Left side, top record;
Different spelling but looks like Conseipsam (Conception) or in modern spelling
concepção
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The bottom right marriage record states marriage was on 7 Jan 1697, in the
church of Santo Amaro, Island of Pico. Husband is Diogo Franca?
something..(hard to read-based on sidenote) and can't tell wife's name. The
record is incomplete because it should continue on the next page, however
the
Yes, date looks right. From side note husbands name is Manuel Silveira. Within
actual record, husbands name looks like Manuel da Jose? Age at death was 45. It
doesn't look like Parents are listed. Usually during that time parents aren't
usually listed, and are only listed if it is a child's or
Yes, birth date is 20th. I think I looked at the record above on that one..lol
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Father is Domingos Homem and mother is Agueda Rosa.
Date of birth looks like 10 Sep 1716, and was baptized on 27th of same month.
Godparents look like they are Capitao Manuel Machado De Sousa and Agueda?
Vieira, wife of Francisco Vieira Cardoso.
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Hi Rosemarie,
I sent you an email.
Thanks,
David
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Does anybody have the couple of Manuel Vieira Fernandes Ferro and Victoria
da Cunha from Calheta, Sao Jorge in their tree. I am trying to confirm if
they are the correct parents from two of my ancestors: Maria da Cunha and
Francisco da Cunha Ferro. I have been able to use the records to get
My mtdna just came back and I am U5a2a1. My maternal lineage is from Madeira
island. I wonder how common/uncommon the U5 haplotype is on Madeira as
compared to the Azores...
David
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Here appears to be the correct family:
This is a baptismal record for a Jose, born 27 Jun 1903 in Fazajinha to a Jose
Valladao Eduardo and Maria Jose Corvelho. It looks like they might not have
been married based on the record. Record is on right side at bottom of page,
no. 6 and on next page
nt of it (the last “de Athayde" shows up with my great great
> grandmother on the Azores).
>
> Cheers,
> John
>
> On Sep 22, 2015, at 3:25 PM, Kawika322 <oldsc...@gmail.com >
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>
> I was searching for info on one of my ancestors Galas Viegas de Ataid
I recently was able to extend my Terceira line a generation or two with
help of the Terceira marriage Index (thanks to all involved who worked on
it btw), and I came across some ancestors that I was hoping others might
have some info on, or a connection to. (I saw some old posts regarding them
Hi Julie,
What city/state did your ancestor immigrate, and about what year?. Also, did
she get married here in the US or in the Azores? What was the husbands name?
All this can help find the island she was from, looking at passenger lists,
passport records, and marriage records which could
Do you happen to have more information, such as the year he immigrated to
the Chatham Islands, New Zealand?, his death record?, his marriage record?,
possible naturalization record?..These could help give hints as to his
parents names..It would be difficult to search and scan through all the
> didn't really have surnames at the time, and they basically had their
> parents surnames or a religious one.
>
> Such a lousy time for the CCA site to be offline..
>
> João C. Ventura
> http://tombo.pt/en
>
> On Tuesday, 6 October 2015 00:38:58 UTC+2, Kawika322 wrote:
Here is mine:
My maternal side is Portuguese
My paternal side is mostly German and north German, and some English.
David
*Admix Results (sorted):*
*#**Population**Percent*1ENF42.932WHG-UHG21.553ANE18.114Caucas-Gedrosia9.945
NearEast5.336Subsaharian1.97Amerindian0.24
*Single Population
person. If it appears as a very uncommon name, then I would say they were
>>> the same person.
>>>
>>> Also, In order to make a good determination, I would check ten years
>>> prior to the birth of Pedro and 10 years after the birth of Claudia.
>>>
>>&g
Thanks for all the input everyone. I will have to do more searching.
Eric, thanks for checking those records. I had Pedro's, Monica's, and
Faustino's marriage recs but not the one for Maria de Jesus. I haven't been
able to find a birth rec for Faustino and will have to look for the one for
There is a baptismal record I would like to have people's interpretation
on. The record is for a Claudia born 7 Jul 1806 in Sao Pedro, Ponta
Delgada, Flores. The mother is names Florencia, and I am trying to see if
she may be the same Florencia who is the mother of my direct ancestor Pedro
I was searching for info on one of my ancestors Galas Viegas de Ataide and
came across this British History Online website.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/
My ancestor and other individuals were mentioned in:
Calendar of State Papers Foreign, Elizabeth, Volume 16, May-December 1582.
Hi,
I might suggest looking at the various volumes by Gaspar Frutuoso's
Saudades da Terra. Some of his info should go further back than the RR
book.
David
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> Hello,
>
> Here is a question for those of you who have been
Hi Bill,
It appears that all of the other obitos on this and the surrounding pages
are structured the same way where this particular priest (Vigaro Francisco
Jose de Bect*?) only listed the deceased individual as single, married or
widowed, and did not list either the parents or surviving or
I am pretty sure that the census record that I posted may be your correct
family because I did a look-up on Familysearch.org under Hawaii Births and
Christenings 1852-1933, and found this entry for a son Vincent, born 1899:
Name:Vincent Monseba RodriguesGender:MaleChristening Place:HawaiiBirth
Here are two marriage records of the children of Joseph Rodrigues and
Amelia Furtado. The first is for a Adelaide Rodrigues born 1898 (Lyda in
1900 Census). The second is for Vincent Rodrigues I found them on
Familysearch.org under Hawaii Marriages 1826-1922:
Name:Joseph W. Schebler
Antonio,
I don't seem to have any continental Portugal matches at first glance, but i
did notice i have a few matches from continental Spain. One is a 4th
cousin-remote relation and there is no tree posted, but surnames seem to be
half from Spain and half Poland. The other match (3-5th
Hi Al,
I have done quite a lot of research on my family line from Flores, as well
as researched for other people on their Flores lines.
If you are interested, you can email to my personal email.
Thanks,
David
On Saturday, December 27, 2014 10:39:27 AM UTC-8,
else's specific kit number?
David
On Thursday, December 25, 2014 11:28:42 AM UTC-8, A Faria wrote:
The original message has been deleted therefore I really don't exactly
know what it is in reference to but Kawika322 matches my mothers kit on
Gedmatch.
On Monday, December 22, 2014 10:51
I figured out the matching on Gedmatch. The server was too busy when I was
trying it the first time.
David
On Friday, December 26, 2014 6:19:16 PM UTC-8, Kawika322 wrote:
Hi A Faria,
Yes it is interesting to see the breakdown from My Origins map, but it
kind of gets a little
I had a questions about my FF results. My Mom's side is the 100% Portuguese
side, while my dad's is mostly German and other European. Is it common with
to have such a low percentage of southern Europe (only 1%) that encompasses
Spain, Portugal, Italy, etc? It seems that there should be more %
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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Lee, JR, and John,
It would be interesting to collaborate with all of you and see if we have
connecting Graciosa lines. I too have many Conde's, and Ataide's in my
family tree, mostly from Sao Matheus and Luz.
There is a Genealogias de Graciosa por Matheus Machado Fagundes on the
Cultural
stuff, etc. I can't tell right now because it won't open.
Cheri
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Lee, JR, and John,
It would be interesting to collaborate with all of you and see if we have
connecting Graciosa lines. I too have many
Hi Lee,
The record is pretty difficult to read. First, there does not seem to be a
date, however maybe someone can find a mention of it somewhere in the
record. Sometimes the priest either forgot to write the date or it could be
the same date as the previous marriage record. It looks like it
The JA Freitas Library in San Leandro, CA has a complete set of the Genealogias
Da Ilha Terceira (Dislivro Publication) by Antonio Ornelas Mendes and Jorge
Forjaz, so I have been able to further research my family lines, particularly
from Graciosa since the volumes cover many of the families
The JA Freitas Library in San Leandro, CA has a complete set of the Genealogias
Da Ilha Terceira (Dislivro Publication) by Antonio Ornelas Mendes and Jorge
Forjaz, so I have been able to further research my family lines, particularly
from Graciosa since the volumes cover many of the families
They seem to range in accuracy. For the most part they will get the name right
and their spouses name correct if they were married or widowed. The amount of
info also seems to depend on the priest, and the year. Death recs in the 1600's
and 1700's sometimes contain less info. Generally i have
Here is what I got from the record:
On 30 January 1895, in the parish of the village of Santa Cruz, on the Island
of Graciosa, diocese of Angra...presents Manuel Espinola da Viegas and Film en
a Olivia da GloriaHe 20 years old, single, worker, legitimate son of Jose
Espinola da Viegas and
Auto correct spelling changed what I wrote a bit. It is Manuel Espinola da
Viegas and Filomena Olivia da Gloria.
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The father's name of the bride on the first marriage is Capitao Antonio
Fogaça da Silva. The first and middle name combination of Antonio Fogaça
seems to be have a fair amount of occurrence in Luz and Sao Matheus, and
probably the other parishes of Guadalupe and Santa Cruz. I myself have
I was looking through the Baptisms for Santa Cruz Graciosa from 1711 - 1726
and was wondering if anyone knows what all of the info written from pages
29 to 133 is referring to? Pages 1 to 28 are the indices for the baptisms
for that timeperiod, but from pages 29 to 133 there are entries that
than the baptisms that start in 1711 on page 134
On Monday, June 2, 2014 5:56:45 PM UTC-7, Kawika322 wrote:
I was looking through the Baptisms for Santa Cruz Graciosa from 1711 -
1726 and was wondering if anyone knows what all of the info written from
pages 29 to 133 is referring to? Pages 1
Hello all,
I wanted to get a few more eyes for an obit record I came across for one of
my Graciosa ancestors Capitao Joao Espinola de Ataide (the Ataide surname
is not listed on the this obit record though i think).
It is the bottom record on the right hand page. May 1717 Sao Matheus,
What I could make out was Antonio Lobao, son of Manuel Fr(not sure exactly what
that is short for - maybe Ferreira, Francisco, Fernandes, Furtado) da Miranda
and of Ines Gomes, and Filipa Spinola (Espinola) daughter of Rafael Spinola
(deceased = ja De funto) and Maria Novais.
I am not really
Hi Margaret,
Thanks, for the translation. It seems interesting that the godfather was
the holy spirit. I don't think I have seen that before.
Also, his full name does list Coelho as his last name from his marriage
record, but not his baptismal record.
Does anyone know how common it is to
Thanks, that was kind of what I was thinking it said, but wasn't sure.
Their next child was born in 1710 in Luz, Graciosa, and makes no mention of
them not being married, so its my guess they got married sometime between
1705 and 1710. I have not been able to find their marriage in Luz,
Hi Gerri,
Here is what I have for the record. The date is 18 Jan 1671.
Parents of Joao Coelho are Jose Roiz (Rodrigues?) Catharina Goncalves
Parents of Beatriz de Melo are Sebastiao Fernandes Borges Beatriz de Melo
Hope this helps,
David
On Monday, April 28, 2014 7:41:33 PM UTC-7,
Does anyone know if they kept Military Records for individuals during the early
1700's? For instance, they must have documented when an individual achieved the
title of Alferes or Capitao and listed some personal info about the person.
Maybe the Angra archives or library would have something..
Hi Eliseu,
Can you add me to your list as well.
Thanks,
David
On Thursday, April 10, 2014 2:06:51 PM UTC-7, Eliseu Pacheco da Silva wrote:
Hi,
Some time ago I have asked to GRACIOSA researchers to send me their email
addresses.
I have sent now to everyone who answered
I have Volume 1 of Rodrigo Rodrigues *Genealogias de Sao Miguel and Santa
Maria. *But does anyone know if the other volumes are available anywhere? I
have seen it referenced on several occasions in other works, so I know some
people have access to it. I understand that it is hard to come by and
What years and areas do these passport records cover on this website?
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Hi Richard, it is definitely a fairly tough record to see the names. I
appreciate your info. I am pretty sure though the last name of the groom is
Sousa, as his P's and S's look a bit different, and Andre de Sousa and Isabel
Cabal are the parents names on all of their children's baptism recs.
I think I found the baptismal rec of Andre (the groom in the marriage rec I was
referring to). I think the parents names match up.
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-PD-FETEIRAS-B-1643-1684/SMG-PD-FETEIRAS-B-1643-1684_item1/P10.html
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I have an instance in my family line that is related to what you are
talking about. My ggg grandfather Antonio Silveira da Costa (born 1838,
Arrifes, Sao Miguel) moved with his parents Joao da Costa and Anna Maria
and grandmother Magdalena Rosa from Arrifes, Sao Miguel to Ribeira Seca,
Sao
I have a marriage record that is hard to read and was looking for some
fresh eyes to take a look at it and see if they can make out the parents
names of the bridge and groom. The writing is kind of hard to read, names
are abbreviated, and the record curves into the spine of the book so the
I have been trying to find the marriage record of Louis de Sousa and
Theresa Pavao, most likely from Candelaria, Sao Miguel. As far as I can
tell, their first child was Maria Theresa de Espirito Santo, born 8 May
1747 in Candelaria, Sao Miguel. From that record, it states that Louis de
Sousa
Update: Record found..
In looking in the Mosteiros marriages, I managed to find the record I was
looking for. They were married 15 Feb 1745.
On Monday, January 27, 2014 10:11:24 PM UTC-8, Kawika322 wrote:
I have been trying to find the marriage record of Louis de Sousa and
Theresa Pavao
Ubirajara,
I have a book about the various Portuguese colonies with a map of Brazil
with names of Portuguese people who settled in various parts of Brasil in
the 1600's. If you can provide some surnames or names of your ancestors, I
could see if there are any common names that could match
Although many may know of this resource, I found it particularly helpful
when attempting to locate a death record of my great great grandmother who
died on the ship while coming from Madeira to Hawaii. I had been unable
find any written info regarding her death in the normal passenger ship
I am trying to track down the immigration/ship passenger record for a
relative John Perry. From everything I found, he was most likely from the
Ponta Delgada area of Sao Miguel, and his birthday dates ranges from
December 1875 to 1879 based on various records (census, WWI draft register,
That is interesting information to know. From what I have read though, I
thought that you would only be eligible to obtain Portuguese citizenship or
dual citizenship if a parent or grandparent was born in Portugal (up 2 to
generations worth). In other words, if your great-grandmother was born
Standard Time,
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Hi Diane,
I know that two parts of the Silva family ended up in Sacramento. The
first was Jose de Freitas da Silva and his second wife Caroline Pereira
(Perry
is in the photos or who the photos were sent to.
David
On Wednesday, December 4, 2013 5:12:31 PM UTC-8, Kawika322 wrote:
I have a few old family photos in which I am not sure who the family and
individuals are. I have several pretty good guesses as to who a few of the
people are..one possibly
Cox wrote:
Do you have any clues about the family in Sacramento? I have contact with
several Perry families in the Auburn/Sacramento area.
Diane
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I have a few old family photos in which I am not sure who
From what I have researched of Passengers traveling from either Madeira or
the Azores to Hawaii, there are instances of stowaways listed on the
regular passenger manifests. However, It seems to be more likely that these
individuals or families were accounted for and known to be aboard the ship,
I was wondering if anyone knows where I can find the records for Sete
Cidades (São Nicolau), Ponta Delgada, Sao Miguel. The film # on the Family
History website would be helpful or on the CCA Cultural Azores website. I
don't think they have gotten to posting the records on the Cultural Azores
Does anyone have a database where they could look up a marriage record for
Joao Jose das Neves and Francisca Mariana probably from Candelaria, Pico,
but it could be from somewhere else. I have looked and not been able to
find it so far. There is a marriage rec for a Joao Jose das Neves and
Does anyone on the list know of someone who would be able to do some
Passportes lookups for me for the Horta Port?
There are approximately 4 individuals that I need to find (2 of the 4 more
so right now). I have a several ship passenger lists coming from the port
of Fayal (Horta) to Boston
I have been searching for the baptismal record of Antonio Jose das Neves in
Candelaria, Pico. His parents were Joao Jose das Neves and Francisca
Mariana. I have found other children from these parents but not Antonio
yet. However, after consulting the NEPS site and their genealogy lists i
Hi Joy,
These are death records. The bottom right record is the one having to do
with your Manuel Silveira, however it relates to the wife of Manuel
Silveira. You will have to scroll back on the years to find the
death record of your Manuel Silveira. It states:
Maria Faustina, widow of
For anyone who is interested,
I was browsing on Ebay and came across so old albumen photos of Azorean
families/individuals for sale. Most of them do not have anything written on
the back indicating the person's name or year, however there are a few that
have some writing. One is of a
I think the Timeout error occurs when they are doing some maintenance or
Updating of the site. I have been on the site recently multiple times in
the last few days and sometimes it works fine and other times you get the
Server Error message.
David
On Friday, April 26, 2013
Does anyone know if there are Azorean Military Records that might give some
more information? I would assume there had to be some official records that
were kept for those in the upper military ranks such as Capitão or
Alferes...e.g. providing legitimacy records. Could they be kept in the
Do you have an approximate time period for their marriage?, and the birth of
their children? I will be at the fhl library on sat and can try to look up the
records.
Thanks,
David
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If someone would be able to provide a full translation of the record it would
be greatly appreciated.
Eliseu, I will send the the jpeg of the original copy from the microfilm,
however it is still fairly hard to read.
Thanks,
David
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Hi,
I habe some sousa ataíde ancestors from Graciosa. Can you send me the
original jpeg of the record you are attaching here? This way is very
difficult to read it.
Thank you in advance.
Eliseu Pacheco da Silva
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I am trying to trace my Altares line back and have come to a stop for the
moment as the records are not present prior to 1644 (Baptisms) and 1648
(Marriages). My ancestor is Belchior Goncalves de Carvalho who was married
to Maria Goncalves. Their son Manuel Goncalves Carvalho was married prior
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To all who may be interested,
I have started indexing records from Graciosa. I am beginning with the
Parish of Nossa Senhora da Luz in Luz, and will branch out to the
other parishes of Sao Matheus, Santa Cruz and Guadalupe. All the
records are going into my
I have been trying to figure out where,or if there might be any record of
immigration for my g.g. grandfather Antone Pedro Frates (Freitas) and his
brothers Frank (Francisco) and Jose (Joseph). They were born in Lajes de
Flores in 1851, 1853 and 1856 and Immigrated to California early on. The
If the books you are talking about are the ones I am thinking of, the JA
Freitas Library in San Leandro, California (run by the PFSA organization)
has two sets of the Genealogias da Ilha Terceira. Maybe you could contact
them and see if they know who to talk to.
Hope this helps.
I think it might just refer to when his first communicon was.
On Thursday, September 27, 2012 4:09:39 PM UTC-7, Kawika322 wrote:
I was wondering if someone could help me out with the translation of a
note in the side margin of the baptismal record of my g.g.g. grandfather
from Arrifes
Thanks everyone for the input. I don't know if it is reference to a
marriage record, because he was married on the Island of Sao Jorge in 1865.
On Thursday, September 27, 2012 4:09:39 PM UTC-7, Kawika322 wrote:
I was wondering if someone could help me out with the translation of a
note
I was wondering if anyone knew when I could find ship logs for various
ships that took portuguese immirgrants from the Azores and Madeira to
California?
I have of course looked through the different passenger manifests and
lists, but some there are some details that I was trying to find - such
Hi Gayle,
Yes, it is 1863 as to the year of the baptismal record, however I am trying
to figure out the year listed in the left side margin talking about his
death.
David
On Wednesday, July 18, 2012 6:37:20 PM UTC-7, Kawika322 wrote:
I found a Baptismal Record of a Jose Ferreira
I had the same experience when I tried to order my Great Grandfathers
Social Security Application. He was born in 1887 and died in the 1950's.
They sent me back a letter saying that they could not verifty that this
individual was deceased and therefore could not send the record until I
Cheri,
If you are requesting the SS-5 of John Smith, you also need to send in John
Smith's death certifcate or obituary. You DO NOT have to send any death or
obit for the parents of John Smith. It is silly that they cannot look in
their own database to find out the info, but I guess for some
I have been starting to index obitos from Graciosa at the FHL in
Oakland and have gotten permission to do so from the directors there,
as long as I provide them a copy of the index when I am finished for
their library. Just thought I would let everyone know.
Thanks,
David
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