Hi all, I once again need a little help with the translations. I can't read
the mom's name or the exact year. Here is what I have:
Manuel son of Jorge d' Azevedo Machado and (Can't read mom's name)
Paternal grandparents are Manuel d' Azevedo Machado and Maria Isabel
Maternal grandparents are
Hi,
What’s the link?
Diane
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Hi all, I once again need a little help
You think I would remember the most important part
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SJR-VL-NORTEGRANDE-B-1825-1839/SJR-VL-NORTEGRANDE-B-1825-1839_item1/P265.html
Thanks
On Sunday, July 20, 2014 11:54:53 AM UTC-4, DiG wrote:
Hi,
What’s the link?
Diane
Hello Sallie,
I do not know if there are connections until I know a little more
about your Agostinho Borba's life, but I am a Borba researching
Borba's that came from Sao Jorge through Rhode Island, most of whom
set up their lives in Northern California.
Adair Borba
On Jul 19, 2014, at
Hi Eddie,
I'm kind of new at this too but I think you have done pretty well. I think
the mother's name is Britta (maybe Ritta) Victorina. On paternal Grandmother
it looks like there is a de jesus after Maria Isabel. The date is the birth
date and I think it's 8-15-1819 (?) maybe
Eddie M,
I think mom is Ritta Victorina (modern: Rita Vitorina).
I swear I'm reading born 15 Aug 1819. The book is for 1825-1839. Someone
else better take a look. They could have baptized the child much later. It
happens on occasion. I can't quite get the baptism date because of the
word
Cheri,
I agree with you,born on the 15 Aug 1819, baptized on the 17 Aug 1819, but
the preceding page is 1827 which is between 1825-1839. Who knows what the
priest was thinking.
Tish
On Sun, Jul 20, 2014 at 9:36 AM, Cheri Mello gfsche...@gmail.com wrote:
Eddie M,
I think mom is Ritta
If there are years missing, it is usually because the parish book was lost,
misplaced, possibly destroyed by nature, etc. What I have done when that
happens is to look at baptisms of the other siblings' children and see if
that person is listed as a godparent. Sometimes this helps to narrow
That is what threw me off. I was actually searching after 1831. Right now I
am on page 127 in 1825-1839 and it is 1831.
Thank you all for your help!
On Sunday, July 20, 2014 1:37:55 PM UTC-4, sfig wrote:
Cheri,
I agree with you,born on the 15 Aug 1819, baptized on the 17 Aug 1819,
but
HI!
I have this couple Rosa Tomásia or Rosa Tomásia de Bettencourt married to
Domingos José Medina on February 2, 1834 in Luz, Graciosa, Açores.
Previously I had taken notes on their children: birth place, dates and
Godparents. I have notes on the Godparents names!!! So it means that somehow
I
Hello, does anyone have an interpretation of the surname Lima or da Lima? A
person has told me that Lima means wood? Responses appreciated, Thanks,
Barbara
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Well, if others are also seeing 1819, then maybe it was a small child being
baptized a few years later. Maybe there was an outbreak of something and
they didn't take the baby in after birth so they wouldn't infect everyone
there (if they knew about such things then). Maybe they were in the
Hi Barbara B,
Madeira is wood. Never thought about Lima. Google translate says lime.
Cheri Mello
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Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada
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Hi Barbara
According to a book I have on the Noble families of Portugal . The first
person recorded with the surname Lima was D. Joao Fernandes de Lima,(the
good). He was from the land of Limia(Lima) in Galicia. Lima is also the
Portuguese word for Lime.
Antonio
On Sunday, July 20, 2014
Hello, Barbara,
I don't have the same document as Antonio, but I fully support his answer.
The only correction I'd like to make is that Limia/Lima is not a land, but
a river. There's a land in Spain called Xinzo de Limia, but there's also
a Ponte de Lima. Your surname can descend from this
Sallie, actually the missing years are from 1714—1724. There are no records for
this time period. The books from 1634—1713 are really fragmented too and jump
around a lot. It’s frustrating, I know, because I have lost a few grandparents
in that period. Also, the Priest who wrote the records in
I guess I am just impatient it seems like it said the results would be done
in 1 to 2 weeks several weeks ago. I must have been really under 2 weeks
ago.
Does anyone else have results for familyfinder in batch 575?
Marilyn
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Hi Everyone,
In my wife's family tree she has an ancestor by the name of Maria de Jesus
do Carmo born on the island of Graciosa( I estimate she was born about 1800
gave or take 10 years) and died in Terras, Lajes do Pico in 1875 she was
married to Manuel Jose Pereira Fagundes(?-1857) his place
Thank you for letting me know that these records are no where to be found.
Rather than stressing over my not being able to find them, it is a relief to
know that I haven’t lost my mind. Although the records would have been very
helpful, I will just guesstimate per your suggestion. Yes, I
Hi Antonio,You are probably getting this information from the Pico database by NEPS and if so you should know how they generally do things.If they don't list her parents, then it might be because she was an exposta or her father was incognito.The thing to note is whether they have her marriage
Marilyn,
I.T. made a change. They used to put the due date. Then they changed it
to a count down, but it wouldn't count. It only said 1-2 weeks, even when
it was 5-6 weeks.
I think part of batch 575 came in. Since I can see your due date was July
10th, I'll call and bug FTDNA. I have
Lima also refers to limestone.
Like a place name, such as Ponta do Lima. Limestone Point
Eric Edgar
On Sun, Jul 20, 2014 at 2:09 PM, João Ventura j...@venturas.org wrote:
Hello, Barbara,
I don't have the same document as Antonio, but I fully support his answer.
The only correction I'd
Yes,
I'm in 575. I was sent a new sample collection kit 2 weeks ago.
Eric Edgar
On Sun, Jul 20, 2014 at 3:13 PM, Marilyn Thompson mari...@jmtmlt.com
wrote:
I guess I am just impatient it seems like it said the results would be
done in 1 to 2 weeks several weeks ago. I must have been really
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/SJR-CH-RIBEIRASECA-C-1764-1803/SJR-CH-RIBEIRASECA-C-1764-1803_item1/P39.html
Right side of the page.
My question: When it says the banns were read in a different village from
the one where the marriage took place, how do I discern who was
I have been looking for this man's baptism to no avail. His parents were
Gregorio Goncalves and Maria December de Jesus. He was married to Carolina
Bettencourt on July 17, 1911 in Terceira. He came to Massachusetts in 1911,
and returned to Terceira a few years later. According to his
Repost for Edna Lemos Epps,dave-edna at comcast.net
I don't suppose anyone has a connection with a Joseph Coreia Borba dob
7-7-1875 in Pico? I don't know village. He came to USA in 1891 and
settled in Northern California, Yreka or Hawkinsville area in Siskiyou,
County. He married a Emilia Rose
Dan,
Yes, they were. It appears that they discovered he wasn't baptized when he
went to get married. All of his siblings were baptized except him. Don't
know if the family all got sick, everyone was busy harvesting or what. No
exact date was given, only the year. So he was baptized as an
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