What a gold mine these books would be if one could find them for their village
of interest!
Sam (happily back in Mazatlán for the winter!)
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On Nov 29, 2014, at 8:43 AM, aportugee via Azores Genealogy
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What a gold mine these books would be if one could find them for their
village of interest!
Sam (happily back in Mazatlán for the winter!)
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Are there any censuses for Angre in the early 1800s, please?
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There are no censuses for the Azores. There is something called the
confession rolls. The church made a list of the household of people that
they went to as they did the yearly confession before Easter. I would
guess not many exist. What does exist is held by the respective church in
the
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Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] censuses in Terceira around 1806-9
There are no censuses for the Azores. There is something called the confession
rolls. The church made a list of the household of people that they went to as
they did the yearly
Yes, there are indeed censuses taken in the Azores. I have a copy of a book
detailing the families of the frequesia of Santo Amaro, Pico, from a census
in 1883 was published a few years ago (limited number) with government
grants. There is a similar book for the freguesia of Prainha, Pico. The
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