Yes Kellie I would think you can get the marriage from Vital Statistics of
Alameda County and once you do, and know the exact date then you could request
a copy of the church marriage register, from St Patrick's in Menlo Park to see
if it might give where they were from. Others might know if
y, March 27, 2017 3:39 PM
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] New to Group Silva (Pico) and Avila (Sao
Jorge) families
Hi Kellie,
I am off on a trip and don't have my computer but checked the 1900 census on
my phone:) and I don't see Emeryville It says Washington Township. I am
glad you found
Thank you Susan. I typed the census info in probably 10 or more years ago. I
had not been able to do any research for several years and just got back into
it so I don't know. I will change it. From the will I did get that it was
Manuel Pereira Silva which I had always assumed but family always
Susan-
Found the Will going through it now. Thank you :)
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Susan Emeryville is listed in the top of the census records. That is why I put
it there. He is buried at Holy Ghost Crmetary in Fremont. I lived in Stockton
until 7 years ago when I moved to Kansas. I do have cousins in Bay Area as well
we are all stumped. Grandpa wouldn't even teach his kids
Kellie,
I have a cousin who lives in Fremont, Ca who is a Silva through her father
and he was married to my Aunt. My Aunt had two children with him. They later
got divorced. I could ask her if she knows anything about her father and if you
give me permission share your info posted
In this
Hi Kellie,
I looked up your family from the info below because my family also comes from
this area. I was wondering why you have “Emeryville” in your generated report
for where he was in 1900? It looks to me that he was in Washington Township,
Alameda County, California. I don’t know if you
You'll need the village (freguesia). You've got names and some general
dates, now for the place. For more how to, go to the Azores GenWeb here:
https://goo.gl/vOijK0
If you can figure out his immigration year, you might find him OUTBOUND
from the Azores to America.
Cheri Mello
Listowner,
I found this group after joining the Azores FTDNA project I am in the process
of awaiting family finder results in next few weeks. As my mtDNA is not Azores
related since my mothers father was the line. He was born in Alameda County,
California his christened name Anthony Bernard Silva. His
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