Bruce,
My great grandmother was a Tavares and arrived in New Bedford, through
Providence RI, with a lot of her family around 1912.
Could Pedro been Manuel Pedro Tavares and arrived in New Bedford in
1902 then moved to Fall River? That is what one document I have
found has for information.
As
I only went Thursday night, the conference ended on Saturday and I
was very busy at work and on Saturday we had family plans. I would
have gone Sunday if they had one more day.
So all I did was walk around the vendors area and went to a beginner
30 minute talk and a special interest group
I plan on attending, it is only 20 minutes from my home. Any
suggestions for a newbie going to these types of conferences?
-Jeremy Rapoza
On Mar 22, 6:40 am, Cheri Mello gfsche...@gmail.com wrote:
Although there's nothing on Portuguese, it looks like they have some good
general topics and
Thank you very much for all the helpful information. I see that I
will be very busy for awhile.
On Jan 22, 1:37 am, Cheri Mello gfsche...@gmail.com wrote:
JRap,
Read this on names:http://homepage.mac.com/kmacardoza/Genealogy/naming.html
Actually, you may want to bookmark the main site
Marcio,
Thank you very much. I am completely illiterate in Portugese,
technically I am only 1/4 Portugese and did not grow up in the New
Bedford area, where I could have been exposed to the language. I
don't think even my grandfather understood much Portugese.
Anyways, looks like I need to
I opened it, thanks.
I have a question, is there an easy explanation for why Caroline's
last name could have been listed as Perpetua and you found Jacinta? I
am new to this and do not understand Portugese, and I am absolutely
astonished at how far back that documented line of ancestors go and
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