I haven't posted here in awhile as I have really worked on my Azorean lines
in a couple of years. But, now the records for my village, Achada, are
online, I've been at it again. I've been working on my Pacheco-de Mello's
exclusively. I've redone some work I did years ago, pieced it together
Cheri/Doug,
I do see the migratory nature that you mentioned, Cheri. Many of my lines
start somewhere else before coming to Achada. And, there seems to be quite
a bit of marrying between villages on my lines.
The frustrating thing is my Mello's appear to have stayed in Achada, at
least up
The newspapers were the San Francisco Chronicle, The Examiner, The
Call Bulletin (this had a few different names). The Daily Alta died
out before 1900, I believe. I've found some family in the San Mateo
Times, as well.
On Jul 22, 9:53 am, Cheri Mello gfsche...@gmail.com wrote:
What is the name
Just a little background on birth records. Although official
recording in California became mandatory in July 1905, it appears that
many people did not adhere to the policy until the late 1920s and
early 1930s.
At that time, many women were still giving birth at home, which might
attribute to
I am not sure if I can add to wat you have, but I've done some
research on these lines. I came up with similar confusing
information.
One question I have. Was the Consulado Geral...i.e. the Consulate
logs in Hawaii consulted for the passage on the Monarch and the
passage on the City of Paris.
I wanted to thank you all for your condolences. I am sorry if I have
not acknowledged everyone personally. At some point in the last few
weeks, things got overwhelming.
Know that I read every email and that I appreciate everyone's words.
Things are getting a little easier. We had a wonderful
was
put on oxygen last year, I helped him learn the equipment and
remembered the things that were too much for him to deal with.
I am not with the program right now. I am sort of checking the group
and the IslandRoutes (Portuguese Hawaiian google group). Cheri is
normally in charge of this group
Jacki,
I see someone answered your question. Yes, all ships first went to
Honolulu where the people were process. The Portuguese immigrants
went through the Portuguese Consulate and were recorded in those
logs. Those logs are on microfilm with the LDS church. The consulate
logs are a good
Elaine,
If you want to find those entries, the San Francisco Call Monitor,
1895-1910 is available online at the Library of Congress and the
California Newspaper Project:
http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/newspapers/
http://cbsr.tabbec.com/browse/titles
Fool around with the search as each
Good luck! I've found quite a few things there. As I said, the
searching is tricky. Try different things and you should be able to
pull up the entries.
On Sep 15, 10:27 am, bellema...@gmail.com wrote:
Mel,
Thank you for the newspaper info.
I did find out he married in 1894, his wife died
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