Made his annual Easter duty. i.e. made his annual confession and received
communion during the Easter time (usually from Ash Wednesday through Trinity
Sunday) as required by Church law.
John
On Saturday, March 8, 2014 10:42 PM, Erica Botelho
audiosource...@qwestoffice.net wrote:
Dano,
I have been researching Flores families for more than 20 years. The family
you're looking for there is Corvello.
Since Manuel came in 1862, and Naturalized in 1865, there isn't likely to
be any more information in his papers than Flores. Your best shot is
finding a relative coming to join him or
Don't let the fancy Portuguese script confuse you - it refers to nothing more
than what any Roman Catholic is obligated to do annually - go to Confession
(and receive the Sacraments of Penance, and, the Holy Eucharist), during the
Easter season. The actual term desobrigado is translated
Thank you John. He must have been traveling for some reason, probably work.
Maybe this will be a clue that helps me track him down.
From: azores@googlegroups.com [mailto:azores@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
John Raposo
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2014 6:08 AM
To: azores@googlegroups.com
Subject:
In the following 1858 baptism record for Topo, Sao Jorge, I can't make out
the given name of the recipient, bottom right record:
http://goo.gl/3glKI8
From other examples of the priest's handwriting, I get the following:
M___isio
The M is clear from many Maria's, and on the previous page 75 (top
Thanks Marilyn for taking your time to search. I have been at their gravesite
as my parents are also buried in the same area. My problem is finding the
specifics on their births so I can try to find them in the Azores records and
go back from there. I know the Catholic Church in Yreka has
Thanks E I have seen the information and the different spellings. I haven't
contacted the Genealogy Society there but that's a good idea. The Mary that
was 3 1/2 on the census was my Grandmother.:)
Thanks for your help.
Edna
dave-e...@comcast.net
For I know the plans I have for you
I have taken the family finder test match someone whose ancestors are from
Mexico particularly from Nuevo Leon I am of 100% Portuguese ancestry and
was actually born on Pico island. I know that it is well documented that
Sehardic conversos settled in Mexico starting in the 1560's some were
Steve,
Name is Maurisio
(Mauricio current PT)
On Sun, Mar 9, 2014 at 9:39 AM, Steve woodrowme...@gmail.com wrote:
In the following 1858 baptism record for Topo, Sao Jorge, I can't make out
the given name of the recipient, bottom right record:
http://goo.gl/3glKI8
From other examples of
Very nice photo, Eric.Do you mean related to you somehow, or to Antonio?I just checked and found two new DNA matches for my father. It's been a while since I looked.Doug da Rocha HolmesSacramento, CaliforniaPico Terceira Genealogist916-550-1618www.dholmes.com
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Eliseu Pacheco da Silva
Researching Açores (São Miguel and Graciosa) and Alentejo
(
I had my nephew take the Y-DNA test with FamilyTreeDNA. One of his 37 marker
matches with a genetic distance of 4 has a Gedcom on the site. Most of the
ancestors in the Gedcom during the 1700’s and late 1600’s are people who died
in New Mexico. Most who were not born there do not show a
A couple of identifiable landmarks if you ever visit Flores
At about 0:30 that appears to be Monchique off the west coast of Flores
The sequence from about 2:30 to about 2:40 are the string of waterfalls
behind the Village of Fajazinha where my mother was born.
John Vasconcelos
On Sun, Mar 9,
Antonio,
Interesting, I have a match in Mexico too, I'm getting further DNA
analysis. I have a Baltazar Vieira d. 1706 from Sao Mateus, obvious a few
year after the Baltazar you mentioned. Is my Baltazar in you tree? My
mother's grandfather was from Sao Mateus.
Best,
Manny
On Sunday,
The Joseph Rose Duarte family had the ranch next door to my great
grandparents in Atwater. My grandfather sold the family place to them about
1940. Many old studio portraits of their family ended up in our posession.
This photos was in the box with them. They are still on the property and
are
Gosh Darn.
I had rejected the u in the name because it looked so much like the
priest's ce (or possibly ci).
And I couldn't find any u written by the priest that looked like the one
he wrote in Maurisio
Thanks,
Steve
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There's a display problem with the Gedcom viewer at FTDNA for people who
have uploaded within the past couple of months. The places won't display.
The techs know. It's on their to do list. They are working really hard to
get the new Population Finder rolled out. Then hopefully, they'll be able
Terri,
Don't be discouraged about the passport of your ancestor. The date that is
online, 1875, is not a limit for your search in finding your ancestor
passport.
You can find record books of those requesting a passport and, maybe
passports, back to 1840 in Azores. I researched at BPARAH, in
Edited post for
Ubirajara Jales de Lira, ubjales at gmail.com
Hello Antonio.
I've got several matches from the Azores therefore, I can say that I am
from the Azores. I am Brazilian and I've got 3 matches in Mexico, at least.
Maybe, more. I am descendant of Sephardic Jews.
EDITED: Contact
I cannot figure out the first name of Antonia's father...it's the record at
the bottom right side.
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SMG-PD-AJUDABRETANHA-B-1726-1742/SMG-PD-AJUDABRETANHA-B-1726-1742_item1/P134.html
Thanks,
Fred
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Hello Antonio.
I am Brazilian and I can say that my ancestors are from the Azores because I've
got several matches from the Azores, on the Family Finder test and I've got 3
matches from Mexico, at least. I am descendant of Sephardic Jews, with
genealogy to prove this. I've got a match from
Hello!
Wondering, please, if someone might be able to help me locate manifests for
two ships arriving from Sao Miguel as follows:
June 6, 1899 - New York
March 22, 1904 - Boston
Thank you very much for your help!
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I am having trouble reading the information after the bride's name in this
marriage record. I don't think it has her parents in this record, but I
cannot tell what it does say. I would greatly appreciate any help others can
give me.
The record I am looking at is on the left side, for Miguel de
Isabella,
There are no passaportes records in existence for Sao Miguel island
pre-1875. Each port has different records in existence.
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Candice,
For the port of New York, check the Morton Allen Directory (at your local
public library).
You can check Ancestry for Boston. New York too.
On Sun, Mar 9, 2014 at 7:00 PM, Candice Kiss candiceak...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello!
Wondering, please, if someone might be able to help me
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