The Corvo records are online. The books you seek are on Faial, at the
district archive. However, everything will be in Portuguese. So if you
don't want to learn the language, hire a researcher. I believe I posted the
link earlier in this thread.
Cheri
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Thanks for the advice. We are going to Flores directly from Ponte del Grada
when our flight arrives from Boston. We should be in Flores around 11 am. I
hope the "weather gods" are smiling on us.
Sarah Avellar
On Sun, May 7, 2017 at 2:13 AM, John Vasconcelos wrote:
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*Sarah,*
*My parents were both from Flores and I have visited Flores 5 or 6 times
but have only managed to get to Corvo once. Both islands are so hard to get
that you should plan to get there as your primary objective rather than as
an after thought. Believe me, you will see enough of the other
Great news Sarah!
I have used a terrific guide on Sao Miguel on three trips... Gary Travassos...
With limited time he can get you where you need to go.
http://www.azoreantours.com
Have a wonderful time!
Susan
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> On May 6, 2017, at 3:36 PM, Sarah Avellar
Thanks! Found the book by Francisco Gomes with Flores and Corvo church
records and trying to learn to read Portuguese. We have 3 days on Flores,
hope we get to Corvo, and 1 on Sao Miguel.
On Thursday, April 20, 2017 at 1:09:40 AM UTC-4, Susan Vargas Murphy wrote:
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Hi Sarah,
We went to Flores in 2014 and used Silvio Medina for a full day tour on Flores.
There were 8 of us, including 4 teens/children. He was very good and I would
recommend doing something like this. He knows everything about the island and
speaks English very well.
His company is Tours
Sarah A,
No, since the records are coming from a Portuguese region, they will be in
Portuguese. There's a book of the Flores and Corvo marriage, but it's in
Portuguese. If you don't want to learn how to "read" the records, you could
hire a researcher. There's a list on the Azores GenWeb here:
Researching husband's ancestors on Corvo with surnames: de Avelar
(Avellar), Vallentine. Both families came to CA in 1880 - 1901. Also
planning a trip to Flores and Corvo soon. Any suggestions?
I don't read Portuguese and I find the hand-written parish records too
difficult to decipher. I do
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