Erica
My husband's great grandmother was named Quiteira. In the U.S., it was
Americanized to be Gertrude.
Kathy
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Pat S,
Nope, the Power User, Patt,
Hi Rodney
My maiden name is Andrade but mine came from Candelaria, Pico no help for
you there. I keyed on the Brazil connection. Many of those records are online
now on the FamilySearch.org site. You can view the actual records! I found my
husband's grandfather there in the records of
Hello Everyone
I've added two new additions to the Azores GenWeb site. One is information on a
new book of fiction on the Azores, called Saudade. To find out more about it,
check out the navigation bar at the top of the page for the link.
Also, I added some info and images of the monument near
I have aded the compiled lists of Al Ramos to the Azores GenWeb site. These are
the Name Abbreviations and Evolution of Spellings and can be found on this
page: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/portuguese_word_list1.html
Thank you to Al for all his effort in putting these together and
for doing all the work of
putting the list together!
Rosemarie
From: Kathy Cardoza
Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2014 7:59 AM
To: Azores Google Group
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Added to Azores GenWeb...
I have aded the compiled lists of Al Ramos to the Azores GenWeb site
Thank you, Tish. I appreciate the feedback.
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Divorce certainly did happen back then, even among Catholics. I'm sure it was
not sanctioned by the Church, as it isn't today but it did happen. And it
wasn't uncommon for people to have themselves listed as widow or widower in the
census rather than divorced. In that non-electronic age,
but you should, at least, be up front about it.
Kathy Cardoza
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Just an FYI to all, the Azores GenWeb has maps for each island and the info
about each parish here at: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/maps.html
A quick look at the page for Sao Jorge and you would see that Santa Catharina
is in Calheta as someone else said. This can be a great
GenWeb. You have done a great
job of keeping it up to date.
Tish
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Just an FYI to all, the Azores GenWeb has maps for each island and the info
about each parish here at:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw
There are several ways of doing this, but the easiest is to copy the entire
image. Once you have the image up that contains the record you want, simply
right-mouse click on it, bringing up a menu of options. One option should be
something like Save picture as .That is the one you want.
, He also works only with Mac's...does not like my HP :-(
E
On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at 10:27 AM, Kathy Cardoza kmacard...@me.com wrote:
There are several ways of doing this, but the easiest is to copy the entire
image. Once you have the image up that contains the record you want, simply
I thought I'd share something with the list, and maybe help someone along the
way .. We are always told to keep an open mind in genealogy, don't have
preconceptions, and investigate every possibility in our search for the truth.
That lesson was brought home to me recently.
As background,
Hi Antonio
Yes, that's me. My 3GG, Francisco Pereira da Rosa was born in Prainha, Pico.
He married in Flamengos, Faial and raised his family there.
Kathy
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I just discovered something you all may or may not know and I wanted to pass it
along... The UPEC (Portuguese Union of California) Death Claims Registers
are on Ancestry! If you search for them in the Card Catalog, you will NOT find
them. They are included in another source: California,
(except the
amount of the policy), but I'm sure further searching will find records for
other family members!
Mary
On Thursday, August 7, 2014, Kathy Cardoza kmacard...@me.com wrote:
I just discovered something you all may or may not know and I wanted to pass
it along... The UPEC
Everybody must be busy?
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Antonio
Yes, that’s me ….. I didn’t look far enough, I guess.
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Hi Mary
Most genealogy programs assign sone sort of ID/Reference number for you, so
assigning one within your program is not necessary. As far as systems
go there are as many ways of doing this as there are people doing it.
:) I use a very simple system and file everything by names of
For the last several years, Susan Vargas Murphy and I have been copying the
UPEC Membership Records that have been filmed by the Mormon Church. I had
wanted to put these on the Azores GenWeb site but can't seem to get a response
from the UPEC on it. So, instead, I am offering to do lookups for
Rosemarie
I don't have your old newsletter but I do have the cities with their councils
listed on this page of my site:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/fsocieties.html
I do have some death records copied from FHL film No. 1577855 but I'm not
doing any lookups from them at this
Celeste
Thank you for that information. Strange that I wasn't told of this in my
numerous phone calls to the UPEC office. I certainly understand privacy issues,
but I made it very clear that I only wanted to post records from a much earlier
time period. At any rate, the records I am offering
You're very welcome! We just hope it will help other researchers.
Kathy
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Very nice job on the site, George! Well done.
Kathy
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Just an FYI for you Mac users out there that the long awaited version 10 of
Reunion was just released this last week. I purchased the upgrade directly from
Leister Productions at http://www.leisterpro.com/index.php it's the only
place you can buy the upgrade at this time. It will NOT be
. How lucky I was to
receive her help.
So, a HUGE THANK YOU to KATHY CARDOZA and an additional thank you to all of
the list members who have been helpful,to others and to people like me who
are vicariously learning from your advice.
Happy 4th of July to you all.
Deb
Looking
Congratulations, Cheri, because if not for your dedication and efforts
to this list, it would not be as successful as it is today. Thank YOU
for all you do!
Kathy Cardoza
Coordinator, Azores GenWeb
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The AzoresGenWeb has an article on naming traditions that explains it pretty
well. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/
Look under the Research Aids section.
Kathy
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Hi Peggy
I just replied to your other email.
If you wish to hire Joao Ventura to help with your research, there is a link to
his info and contacts on the Azores GenWeb site:
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~azrwgw/index.html#researchers
Good luck and happy hunting!
Kathy Cardoza
Hi Tomas
Unfortunately I haven't been following this conversation but I did see your
post regarding Andrades in Fremont. This MIGHT be your lucky day :)
..because I am an Andrade from Fremont. I don't know if its the same family
you are looking for but I'd be happy to investigate it
] On Behalf Of
Kathy Cardoza
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 8:46 AM
To: azores@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Re: Rose Andrade Trombus/Trombas - Fayal
Hi Tomas
Unfortunately I haven't been following this conversation but I did see your
post regarding Andrades
://www.kathys-place.com/index.html
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that incorrect data? This type of thing is all the more reason for the rest of
us to be vigilant in proving our data with proper evaluation and sourcing.
Kathy Cardoza
Coordinator, Azores GenWeb
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If you aren't aware of the importance of Alien Registration Forms to your
research, you should know what a wonderful resource they can be! Briefly, ARs
began to be required in 1940 as a way to identify all non-citizens living in
the United States. They registered at their local Post Office.
OK. :)I just sent in Family Finders for both my husband myself. We both
have ancestors from Sao Jorge, Rosemarie .. mostly Velas and Topo.
Kathy
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couple so I’m stuck!
Rosemarie
From: Kathy Cardoza
Sent: Friday, July 26, 2013 9:57 AM
To: azores@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [AZORES-Genealogy] Family Finder DNA, IT REALLY WORKS!!!
OK. :)I just sent in Family Finders for both my husband myself. We both
have ancestors from
lectures on the naturalization (and Alien registration)
process. She is east coast based, so most people see her there.
I know Kathy Cardoza had a recent experience with the USCIS. I would guess
about 6 months ago. The turn around time was quite fast, if I remember
correctly.
Too bad
Yes, I'm getting the error on Mac's Safari and Firefox and on Internet
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Merry Christmas to all and may your New Year be filled with peace, good health,
and joy!
Kathy
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Andy, that is a wonderful story! What an amazing stroke of luck, fate, divine
intervention, or whatever. It gives us all hope and should remind us all to
never give up. You just never know when a connection will be made.. And
sometimes in the most unexpected fashion,lol.
Kathy
My husband has an ancestor, Ginimano, born in 1880 in Topo. Assuming he
immigrated to the U. S., what first name would he be likely to take for
Ginimano? What would that translate to? Any ideas anyone?
Kathy
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wrote:
Kathy, That is a real good one! If someone answers you and doesn’t post the
name, please do so we all can learn! Thanks, Rosemarie
From: Kathy Cardoza
Sent: Monday, January 13, 2014 2:13 PM
To: Azores Google Group
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Ginimano?
My husband has
Thanks to everyone that responded to my question. The jury is still out on this
one. Guess I’ll just have to keep an open mind in searching for him, LOL.
Kathy
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Mike
I didn't see what URL that Rosemarie gave you, but I use this one and Pico
comes up just as it should:
http://www.ghp.ics.uminho.pt/genealogias.html
If that's what you tried and still get a negative result, try clearing out your
browsers cache files.
Kathy
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for more than that!
Good luck,
Kathy Cardoza
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Yeah, but he said there were no images linked there and there are some!
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Hi Betty
I have a map on the Azores GenWeb that MIGHT suit your needs. It is
at: http://homepage.mac.com/kmacardoza/Genealogy/saomiguel.html
It is really not a very good map, but it does show, by numbers, all
the villages and towns with the key to it given below the map. Not
very pretty
Christine
I just went and looked and still find Joao Andrade Macedo, our 2GG,
listed there as well as his children (without their surnames, of
course.) Are you searching the Madalena page?
Kathy
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Mary
I'm able to access the records using Safari or Firefox on my Mac. You
SHOULD be able to, also. Try this: Go to the Safari menu in the upper
left corner of your screen and choose Empty Cache from the menu.
Sometimes that helps to reset Safari or any web browser. Quit Safari
and
Bordi wrote:
Thank you Kathy! It worked!
On Nov 1, 2008, at 8:17 PM, Kathy Cardoza wrote:
Mary
I'm able to access the records using Safari or Firefox on my Mac.
You SHOULD be able to, also. Try this: Go to the Safari menu in
the upper left corner of your screen and choose Empty Cache
Hello Everyone
I just posted today, a new submission by André Claeys, the gentleman
who has submitted other articles to the Azores GenWeb site, based on
his research of the genealogy of some of the Flemish colonists. He
wrote this new genealogy of Jorge da Terra from the island of Faial.
Hi Mary
I don't know if this is the definitive answer on Quiteria and what
name it is in the U.S. but an ancestor of my husband's from Faial, was
named Quiteria Felicia and went by the name of Gertrude here in the
U.S. Hope that helps. Maybe there are others too?
Kathy
Hi Everyone
Mr. Andre Claeys has sent me an updated and illustrated 2nd version of
the Luso-Flemish families of the Azores. I have posted it on the
Azores GenWeb site on this page:
http://homepage.mac.com/kmacardoza/Genealogy/Flemish_history.html
This is a VERY large file, over 47 MBs so
Jack
I'm not sure why you are having that problem. I just clicked on the
file and downloaded it back to my computer. It opened just as it
should with Adobe Reader. Are you trying to view it as a PDF online or
did you try to download it to your computer? It does not appear to me
to be
the file. The final result was I used internet explorer
running
Vista and did finally download the subject file.
Jack
Kathy Cardoza wrote:
Jack
I'm not sure why you are having that problem. I just clicked on the
file and downloaded it back to my computer. It opened just as it
should
Hello everyone
I received this info the other day and thought I'd pass it along:
I am glad to inform you that the first volume of the English
collection of Felgueiras Gaio´s work has been published by the
Genealogical Publishing Company in the USA.
More details about it can be found at
assuming this volume covers the
Abreu families. Are other volumes coming and do they relate to
other surnames or families?
Maria Sousa
--- On Fri, 3/27/09, Kathy Cardoza kmacard...@mac.com wrote:
From: Kathy Cardoza kmacard...@mac.com
Subject: [AZORES-Genealogy] Fwd
Very nice, Rosemarie. Thank you!
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On May 27, 2009, at 10:20 AM, rcap...@redshift.com wrote:
Dear Listers,
Check out the list of professions and key words used in records on
image
#3 of the
This was sent to me from a friend on another list. Maybe it will be
helpful to someone here.
Subject: [NORCAL] Portuguese-American newspaper going online
Diario de Noticias 1919-1973 is going online at University of
Massachusetts Ferreira-Mendes Portuguese-American Archives.
Read more
I'll take a stab at it ..
Known, by letter received, to have died on the 8th day of April on the
island of Corvo, Mr. Braz Jacinto de Fraga, father of Mrs. Julia Maria
Rita, wife of sr. Jose Coelho Rita, of Mrs. Clara MacDonald, Mrs. Anna
Luiz and Manuel Fraga of the city and srs. Jose
Hi Everyone
I'm researching the records for Topo, Sao Jorge on the CCA site. I
came across a couple of records that have me stumped. I just don't
quite know what they are. If someone could take a quick look at them
to see what you think, I'd really appreciate it. They are so different
by the notary etc.
Hope this helps.
Margaret Vicente
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 1:21 AM, Kathy Cardoza kmacard...@mac.com
wrote:
Hi Everyone
I'm researching the records for Topo, Sao Jorge on the CCA site. I
came across a couple of records that have me stumped. I just don't
quite know
Hi Luciana
Thank you for the help and your explanation. It was very helpful to my
understanding of this situation.
Joao was not the 3GG . his mother, Umbelina Rosa, was. Joao was a
brother (or perhaps only half-brother) to Baltasar (the 2GG) who was
born in 1832. I wish I could find a
Thank you, Margaret! Very interesting piece of info!!
Kathy
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Actually there are a few genealogy programs for the Mac. It used to be
that Reunion was the only one. It is probably still the most popular.
Now, though, there is iFamily and MacFamilyTree that come to mind
easily, both of which are very good programs. There are other programs
available
Hi Elaine
In my husband's ancestry, there is an Atanacio Jose de Lima. In one of
his marriages, it is spelled Athanasio, in the other, Atanacio. I've
never seen the name any other time.
Kathy
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records, How-to documents, Tips on getting started, and much
more. Don't worry about not being good with the language. With a
little practice, and knowing what to look for, you will be able to
read the records as you find them in no time!
Good luck and happy hunting!
Kathy Cardoza
Linda and Rosemarie
You're very welcome!
Kathy
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, Kathy Cardoza kmacard...@mac.com wrote:
Pat
Silveira is not a town that I'm aware of. It might be a small
village close by, but it is not on the map I have.
Kathy
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Hi George
As others have said, Reunion is the most well known and popular. I have
tried others in the Mac world such as MacFamily Tree and iFamily, but,
for me, Reunion is still the best. There is a free working demo of it on
the Reunion site that can be downloaded and tried out before you
. It can be very helpful.
I hope this has helped you out. Good luck and happy hunting!
Kathy Cardoza
On 1/3/10 12:16 AM, Terri wrote:
Can someone please give me some guidance to using the microfilms? How
do you do it when you only have an idea of the years a person maybe be
born in. Looking
Beira records are found in Velas, Sao Jorge.
Kathy
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EmJay,
I found three Beiras in the world.
Beira, Mozambique
Beira,
Marilyn
The registration packet, including payment and class info, is available
on the Azores GenWeb site:
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/Kathy Cardoza
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Marilyn wrote:
Where do we need to send the check or form of payment
://homepage.mac.com/kmacardoza/Genealogy/Flemish_history.html
/Kathy Cardoza
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, it's really nice to be able to put a face and
a personality to the people I see posting on this list. So, for those
who didn't come, you missed a great time! You might want to seriously
think about attending next year. Hope to see you then!
Kathy Cardoza
Hi Joanne
I have never used PAF so can't really compare it to anything. I'm
thinking, though, isn't PAF no longer supported for the Mac? I thought I
read that somewhere. You can read Dick Eastman's reviews of different
Mac programs here:
language. But, if you are interested, it can be translated and
even searched for names you are interested in.
Kathy Cardoza
Coordinator, Azores GenWeb
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If you are interested in these descendants, this could be a valuable
resource for you! As with the other books Mr. Claeys has shared, this is
entirely written in the Dutch language. But, if you are interested, it
can be translated and even searched for names you are interested in.
Kathy Cardoza
, Pereira, Ponte,
Quadrado, Rebello, Rodrigues, Santos, Silva, Silveira, Simão, Sodré,
Souza, Vieira, Zabuya, Fiorenzano, Bertemes, Reinert, Ottekier, Van
der Gocht, de Pres, Hesse, Laux, Schumer, Jungklaus.*
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De: Kathy Cardoza
to the website. Even though it is not a totally accurate translation, it
is still very helpful. Thank you!
/Kathy Cardoza
Coordinator, Azores GenWeb/
Hughes Roselyn wrote:
Dear Marilyn:
I would be happy to. I'll fix the original so that the dipped will
be changed to christened.
Roselyn
I have an iPad and love it! I would say that it is not a substitute for a
computer but is an enhancement to my lifestyle. That being said, yes, you can
put your genealogy on the iPad. I am a Mac user and use Reunion. There is a
version of Reunion for the iPhone that works well on the iPad too.
://homepage.mac.com/kmacardoza/Genealogy/azoresindex.html
Good luck and happy hunting!
Kathy Cardoza
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Ally
What a great story In pursuing this wonderful hobby/obsession, I have
encountered many wonderful people who have shared with me. I try to do the same
as my main purpose in doing all this is to preserve my family's history so that
these people won't get just lost in time. It sounds
phone and digital camera. Fanny packs work well, too. My laptop is
secured via a security cable and lock.
Just don't take for granted that that sweet looking little old lady sitting
next to you is not a thief. Be safe or be sorry.
Kathy Cardoza
Coordinator, Azores GenWeb
text of his correction and more about his research, go to:
http://homepage.mac.com/kmacardoza/Genealogy/Flemish_history.html
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I agree that this information needs to be verified before anyone accepts it as
fact just as we should do with all new information that comes our way.
Hence my disclaimer.
However, I would like to clarify one point here .Mr. Claeys has told me
that he is not interested in writing any
of Burgundian-Flemish Azorianen
Flemings in the Azores since the 15 century, Volume II, (6 MB)
• Genealogical History of 17 Luso-Burgundian-Flemish families Azorianen
Genealogies Part II, 4 to 16.
Good luck and happy hunting!
Kathy Cardoza
Coordinator, Azores GenWeb
. These efforts represent many years of research by Mr. Claeys
who tells me that his only desire is to share this research with other
interested people.
Kathy Cardoza
Coordinator, Azores GenWeb
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Yeah, sorry about the bad link. I did put a colon there because of the
following files, but it added it to the link instead.
Thanks, Cheri.
Kathy
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)
• Genealogical History of 17 Luso-Burgundian-Flemish families Azorianen
Genealogies Part II, 4 to 16.
Good luck and happy hunting!
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Daylight Time,
sam...@surewest.net writes:
Kathy; I can’t get this link to work properly. Keeps saying “not found” and
going to something called Mobile me. Sam in Maz
From: azores@googlegroups.com [mailto:azores@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
Kathy Cardoza
Sent: Saturday, April
problem is solved, I was going to try Dropbox again. Hope to watch the
webinar tomorrow.
I know Kathy Cardoza uses it. (Kathy's cue to chime in here).
Cheri Mello
Listowner, Azores-Gen
Researching: Vila Franca, Ponta Garca, Ribeira Quente, Ribeira das Tainhas,
Achada
Dora
The speed that the files upload can vary, depending on the speed of your
internet connection and the size and number of files being uploaded. Generally,
though, it is pretty speedy. If you are uploading a large amount of data, say 1
GB in your initial upload, it will take a bit of time,
That sounds reasonable to me, Joao. Interesting. Thank you!
Kathy
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for a very long time but Apple will be
discontinuing that service. So it was necessary to find a new home for the
Azores GenWeb site. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
Kathy Cardoza
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Myricks is in Bristol County. I use this site to help with locations:
http://stuff.mit.edu/cgi/geo
Kathy
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