Any idea when the original records (e.g.,1916) will be put on the site? Are
the records available on LDS films? Thanks.
On Sunday, September 18, 2016 at 12:45:35 PM UTC-4, Cheri Mello wrote:
>
> Jeremy was digging around on the CCA and was on their alternate or back
> door site. He landed on
It cost $20 for the index search and $20 for a copy of the 3 documents in
the file, a couple of postage stamps and a little time. I got a copy of my
grandfather's Certificate of Naturalization and I found out that he arrived
in Boston, Massachusetts on 15 June 1904 aboard the SS Canopic. Was
After I requested an index search, I got a C-File number. Then I sent them
G-1041a with the C-File number filled in on page 2. Now that I have the
Certificate, I see that the C-File number and the certificate number are
the *same*. The Declaration (12 June 1924) and Petition (1 July 1927)
Thank you all!
On Tuesday, December 24, 2013 3:43:37 PM UTC-5, Lester wrote:
Post-holiday fun...
On the passport records there are several columns of data and I have
identified/translated all but one. On the sample record below the mystery
column is the one between ocupacao (occupation
Post-holiday fun...
On the passport records there are several columns of data and I have
identified/translated all but one. On the sample record below the mystery
column is the one between ocupacao (occupation) and destinos
(destination). It appears that the data in that column is either a
This is an update to my post on 12 October 2013 concerning my efforts to
obtain naturalization information from the USCIS.
On 23 August 2013, based on information posted in the Azores Genealogy
Group I sent the form 1041 (and $20) to USCIS seeking information. I got a
reply from USCIS on 8
Based on an earlier post, I filled out a G-1041 Genealogy Index Search
Request and sent it to the USCIS with $20 on 23 August 2013. I got an
answer dated 8 October 2013 and was happy to learn that my grandfather
became a naturalized citizen in 1927 (new information to me!) and that
USCIS has a
Last year I wrote to them to find out the source(s) for the information
included in the Base de Dados Genealogica. I got a reply from Victor
Emanuel Mendes Olivera. His email: v...@ics.uminho.pt
On Friday, May 10, 2013 11:24:55 AM UTC-4, Doug Holmes wrote:
I wrote last month to an email
You could pay someone to do the research, but in my opinion you would miss
out on a great opportunity to learn first-hand about your ancestors, where
they lived, etc. Cheri Mello has alot of very helpful information for new
Azores researchers and the Azores government has put the original
So, are these poor souls going to get a gravestone???
On Friday, November 30, 2012 9:51:25 AM UTC-5, Richard Francis Pimentel
wrote:
*Hi All,*
* *
*I have previously shared with some of the group off list but in thinking
about it and based on their comments I felt there is a lesson
Sam, Thanks.
I thought the abbreviation before his name was reverendo. I have
encountered this priest's name on several other documents/records.
On Friday, September 7, 2012 1:33:09 PM UTC-4, Sam Koester wrote:
Lester, An interesting note; at the bottom of this record it shows
regards.
On Fri, Aug 31, 2012 at 9:12 PM, Lester lester...@gmail.com javascript:
wrote:
Sorry. Here is the link.
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/PIC-LJ-LAJES-O-1860-1875/PIC-LJ-LAJES-O-1860-1875_item1/P164.html
On Friday, August 31, 2012 8:42:14 PM UTC-4, Cheri
Sorry. Here is the link.
http://culturacores.azores.gov.pt/biblioteca_digital/PIC-LJ-LAJES-O-1860-1875/PIC-LJ-LAJES-O-1860-1875_item1/P164.html
On Friday, August 31, 2012 8:42:14 PM UTC-4, Cheri Mello wrote:
Les,
Send the URL. The way you saved it is too small for my eyes. When I
a
passport with his brother and likely travelled together.
Thanks!
On Thursday, August 23, 2012 9:07:23 PM UTC-4, Lester wrote:
Questions about passports:
1. Were passports required to leave the Azores?
2. I have been looking through the Registo de Passaportes for a person
who left
Thanks!
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I found this note in the Ribeiras baptismos (1821-1841.0048) concerning
Jose Joaquim Madruga and his wife Rosalina Thomasia. I do not think it
was attached or connected to a baptism record on the page. What does it
say? What does it mean? Thanks!
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Hi. It looks to me like the Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceicao in Angra
do Heroismo, Terceira.
Les M.
On Thursday, July 12, 2012 5:46:13 AM UTC-4, Pam Santos wrote:
Since all of my research has been in Sao Miguel, and now this Tavares line
is from Terceira and I am not famiilar with the
Let me add that the last lines on page 1 seem to say that his parents,
Francisco Tavares and ? are from this parish.
Les M.
On Thursday, July 12, 2012 5:46:13 AM UTC-4, Pam Santos wrote:
Since all of my research has been in Sao Miguel, and now this Tavares line
is from Terceira and I am
I have been trying to locate the marriage record for José Joaquim Madruga
and Maria da Conceição.
A daughter, Maria Hortênsia was baptized in the parish of Santissima
Trindade in Lajes on the island of Pico about 1853, so I have been looking
at an LDS microfilm for marriages in that
A couple of weeks ago I asked about using LDS microfilms. Since then
I ordered 2 films (baptisms marriages) for Horta (Matriz). With the
marriage date found on the CITCEM site I was able to find the marriage
record I was looking for! The only problem was that the microfilm was
much smaller
Try:
http://www.ghp.ics.uminho.pt
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I found the website of the Núcleo de Estudos de Populaçáo e Sociedade,
Instituto de Ciéncias Sociais, which is run by the Universidade do
Minho, in Braga, Portugal. There are several databases with
information not available on the CCA site. It is just data, no
original documents or images. I
I think the parish priest wrote the names of the individuals (note how
similar the signatures are) and the individual put his mark on the
document.
On Mar 29, 10:57 am, EResendes eman...@resendes.ws wrote:
I've noticed alot of records that have signatures and they have some
crosses between the
Does anybody have any experience using the microfilms available
through the LDS Family History Libraries? I have gone through the
records available online at the CENTRO DE CONHECIMENTO DOS AÇORES and
recently an online database at Núcleo de Estudos de Populaçáo e
Sociedade, Instituto de Ciéncias
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