http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/PASSAPORTES-FAL-1889-1908/PASSAPORTES-FAL-1889-1908_item1/P109.html
I am trying to read the information on #76, Antonio Ignacio de Faria, who is my
grandfather and was doing fine until I hit the observations. Can anyone help me
with this?
The Central Group (Faial, Pico, Sao Jorge, Gracioso) received a lot of
Flemish colonists. On my first trip to the Azores in 1973, I spent a few
days on Faial and Pico before going onto Flores, and was surprised at
seeing so many blondes and redheads. Even Flores where my parents were born
had
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The Central Group (Faial, Pico, Sao Jorge, Gracioso) received a lot of
Flemish colonists. On my
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The Central Group (Faial, Pico, Sao Jorge, Gracioso) received a lot of Flemish
colonists. On my first trip
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The Central Group (Faial, Pico, Sao Jorge, Gracioso) received a lot of
Flemish colonists. On my first trip
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The Central Group (Faial, Pico, Sao
Genetic variation happens in every population. At my Portuguese hall, I
see what people would think of as typical Portuguese looks with dark hair
and eyes. There are also a few blondes, and a couple of redheads (they are
100% Portuguese too!) It just is what it is.
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What I found surprising was the detail in his description. Plenty of blonde,
blue or green eyed people my family that are 100% Azorean. However my
childhood nicknames were princesinha Belchior Nossa pretinha so you can
guess that I am not one of them.
MNK
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Not actually surprising to me. My great-aunt told me that her father
(from Faial) was blue-eyed, fair skinned, and with strawberry blonde
hair. He was a farmer and used to get very red-skinned after working in
the California sun.
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On 01/17/2015 11:15 AM, mnk wrote:
My Grandfather, Antonio Pereira DeFaria was also from Faial and had blue eyes
and fair skin. Our family is like that too so I'm not surprised either.;)
Edna Lemos Epps
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Thanks, wow, I guess I better go looking for naturalization papers!
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The word is subdito means Subject
Interesting that they list him as blue eyed, light skin, and blonde beard!
Mnk
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I found mygreat-grandfather’s passport entry (above, last entry, March 17,
1881, # 470)Antonio Ignacio de Faria, Jr, but was surprised when I saw the
Naturaldade. It looks
think
it says that she is their servant (Criada).Hermano
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I found my great-grandfather’s passport entry (above, last entry, March
17, 1881, # 470
I'm reading the profession as an abbreviation with a / in it. Not sure
though.
Cheri Mello
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Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
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