My father also arrived in Halifax, Nova Scotia March 1954 on SS Homeland or as
my father called it "the Omlando". He also said he was in the second group of
immigrants to Canada from the Azores. Search this group for SS Homeland and you
will find a discussion about it along with a picture of
Oh my that is so incredibly sad :(
I have an idea.
I live in Toronto and I have a contact at the Portuguese consulate. I can
try asking him?
Please give her my contact information.
On Sep 10, 2015 1:15 AM, "'Kelley O'Rourke' via Azores Genealogy" <
azores@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> I am
Maybe try newspapers for the time period. Sometimes there are indexes
online at least in the United States. If you have any idea of the area, try
dead records. Good luck
On Thu, Sep 10, 2015 at 7:34 AM, Manita M wrote:
> Oh my that is so incredibly sad :(
>
> I have an
The Montreal Gazette has their newspaper on line free of charge. It would take
a while but you can search for a possible article that may have mentioned this
tragedy. I would also suggest that you find exactly when he died so that you
can focus on that time period when researching.
Good luck
Unfortunately, this search is going to be more difficult than you realize--the
first clue to this difficulty is that you're starting off with information that
just doesn't add up.
The first 2 ships to arrive in Canada did so in 1953, so Connie is either
remembering the wrong date, or he
Do you know where he was from in Santa Miguel?
- Original Message -
From: "Manita M"
To: "azores"
Sent: Thursday, September 10, 2015 8:34:46 AM
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Jose Ferreira De Couto (born abt. 1920 in
First ship was 1950 and it is documented
On Thursday, September 10, 2015 at 2:22:03 PM UTC-4, spacheco wrote:
>
> Unfortunately, this search is going to be more difficult than you
> realize--the first clue to this difficulty is that you're starting off with
> information that just doesn't add
I am helping Connie Couto search for her father, Jose Ferreira De Couto,
who came to Montreal, Canada in March 1954 from Acores/Azores by ship (Sao
Miguel) to work on a farm. According to Connie, he came with a friend (she
cannot remember his friend’s name) and was on the first of two ships
To simplify things, why isn't Connie doing this? She probably needs a
researcher who can search the newspapers of the time to find out what
happened to dad. Mainly this list works with the older records (before
1911) on this list. Hopefully, a Canadian will know of some 1900 resources
to help.
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