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| 351 | Maudave's family was famous in Belgium from the fourteenth century. The last descendant of the Counts of Maudave married, around 1665, the Chevalier de Féderbe, Ambassador to Switzerland, who obtained authorization to join that of Maudave to his name. (See the article by Dr Fremder in the Magasin picturesque of 1860, volume XXVIII | FéDERBE, Comte Louis Henry (I506470)
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| 352 | Maudave's family was famous in Belgium from the fourteenth century. The last descendant of the Counts of Maudave married, around 1665, the Chevalier de Féderbe, Ambassador to Switzerland, who obtained authorization to join that of Maudave to his name. (See the article by Dr Fremder in the Magasin picturesque of 1860, volume XXVIII | FAYD'HERBE DE MAUDAVE, Comte Jean Charles Nicolas (I500334)
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| 353 | Meant to be Antonio | FRANCISCO DE MENESES, António (I505963)
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| 354 | Merchant at Port Louis | COUVE DE MURVILLE, Joson (I500386)
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| 355 | Merchant tanner, shoemaker | ESPARON, Jean (I1030)
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| 356 | Message from the Museum of Madeira Heritage (US) "Antonio died on February 15, 1920, New Bedford,MA at the age of 37 (so young!!) , Died of Broncho-pneumonia, Influenza. (There was a Influenza Flu here 1919-1920) Buried at St John Cemetery, New Bedford, MA - St Joseph Section , Plot # 901 I stopped by the Cemetery office this morning and was informed of Antonio's plot #. I walked thru St Joseph Section to find his grave, but sadly it must have been a single plot with a flat stone and many of the stones are covered over with grass, ( actually is 100 years ago)." | GONZALVES DE MENESES / MONIZ, Antonio (I503257)
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| 357 | More lines on ancestry | AFONSO, Manuel (I706)
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| 358 | Mothers name incorrect - referring to her nickname "Hannie" | MENESES, Georgina (I1522)
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| 359 | Mothers name is listed as maria de jesus. This is a religious name. Confirmed with translation in comparison to Manuals baptism (brother) | GONZALVES MENESES, Antonio (I505469)
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| 360 | moved to the island in 1676. She married Julien Robert and gave him eight children. | CAMPELLE, Perrine (I1236)
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| 361 | Mulatto Creole ”, according to Boucher, born in Bourbon on March 5, 1680, he is the son of Julien Robert and Perrine Campelle. He was married to Marguerite Colin on September 8, 1694, when he was only fourteen years old himself (usually it is rather the wife who is hardly marriageable). Brave son, Pierre Robert lives with his family and helps them as best they can. When his father was sent on vacation to the galleys of the King, he provided for the needs of his family, particularly his mother, before acquiring land in Rivière-du-Mât in 1701. The crop records of the Compagnie des Indes show that work pays because the income from "housing" is quickly substantial: 70 oxen, 30 pigs, 2,000 pounds of rice in 1708 ... But this hard worker certainly did not want to die without descendants, so he worked he, with the same ardor as that which he displayed in the fields, to give eleven children to his wife, ten of whom were still living when she died in 1728. No doubt by virtue of the exception which confirms the rule, the household founded by Pierre Robert seems flawless, without history. Boucher couldn't think of a term flattering enough to praise these people: “Honest man. Filled with honor yet without education. Very hardworking and understanding. A good carpenter and well capable of running a household as well as a dwelling. His is very large and he works on it with two of his brothers and his children. We cannot see a union more accomplished than the one that is in this household ". Barassin is astonished by these praises to Pierre Robert, pointing out that Boucher says worse than hanging Robert, Jean and Etienne, his brothers. The Reverend Father Fouettard supposes that Boucher was well received by Pierre Robert while the others were reluctant to his authority. But Barassin's assumptions are not supported by anything. "The epic of the first five hundred Reunionese" | ROBERT, Pierre (I1065)
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| 362 | Name on photo seems to be that of mothers second husband but she notes Peter Weedall as her father on her Marriage Record | WEEDALL / DEWHURST, Mary (I503214)
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| 363 | Names are correct - Need to check parish | CORREIA, ** Maria (I858)
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| 364 | Names are correct - Need to check parish | RODRIGUES FARINHA, ** Manuel (I857)
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| 365 | Names are correct - need to confirm parish to locate record | GONCALVES, ** Domingos (I382)
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| 366 | Names are correct - need to confirm parish to locate record | PEREIRA, ** Maria (I383)
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| 367 | Names are correct - need to review parish Parents names are listed on Domingos marriage record | GONCALVES BAETA, Domingos (I479)
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| 368 | Names are correct - need to review parish Parents names are listed on Domingos marriage record | SARDINHA, Isabel (I480)
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| 369 | Names are correct - need to review parish | RODRIGUES, ** Amaro (I689)
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| 370 | Names are correct - need to review parish | DE SOUSA, ** Beatriz (I690)
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| 371 | Names are correct - need to review parish | FERNANDES, ** Manuel (I427)
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| 372 | Names are correct - need to review parish | RODRIGUES, ** Maria (I428)
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| 373 | Names are correct, need to confirm parish | FRANCISCO, ** Pedro (I691)
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| 374 | Names are correct, need to confirm parish | NEVES, ** Ana (I692)
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| 375 | Need to confirm marriage | DE JESUS, Maria (I506918)
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| 376 | Need to confirm marriage | DE JESUS, Maria (I506918)
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| 377 | Need to locate index and marriage record. Parents determined from previous generation marriage record | DA SILVA, Matias (I891)
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| 378 | Need to locate index and marriage record. Parents determined from previous generation marriage record | SARDINHA, isabel (I892)
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| 379 | Nicolas Perrenot de Granvelle (1486–1550) was a Franc-Comtois politician who served as a close trusted advisor to Emperor Charles V. He was made suzerain of the imperial city of Besançon and held an influential position in the Netherlands. From 1530 until his death he was one of the emperor's most trusted advisers in Germany. He was the father of the cardinal and politician Antoine Perrenot de Granvelle, also a leading Habsburg minister, and built the Palace Granvelle in Besançon. | GRANVELLE PERRENOT, Lord Nicolas (I322)
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| 380 | Nicole Bonvalot (Besançon, circa 1490 - Besançon, July 27, 1570) was an aristocrat from the Duchy of Burgundy. She was the wife of Nicolas Perrenot de Granvelle. Nicole Bonvalot was the daughter of Jacques Bonvalot, knight and lord of Champagney, repeatedly governor of the city of Besançon in 1505 and 1533, and of Marguerite Merceret, a descendant of a wealthy family from Salins. She was the sister of François Bonvalot, abbot of Saint-Vincent de Besançon and of Luxeuil. | BONVALOT, Dame Nicole (I323)
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| 381 | No further descendants Info provided by Jose Miguel Araujo | DE AMOR DIVINO, Maria (I1784)
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| 382 | Not listed on Eugenia's marriage certificate but listed on her sister's Maria Assisted by Margarida Reis via FB | DA ASCENSãO, Maria (I561)
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| 383 | Not listed on Eugenia's marriage certificate but listed on her sister's Maria Assisted by Margarida Reis via FB | GONCALVES, Antonio (I560)
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| 384 | Note on his death record - High and powerful Lord, during his lifetime President of the Chamber of Accounts of Paris | DE SALABERRY, Charles (I505043)
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| 385 | noted as Isabel Pereira on child's marriage document | DE JESUS, Isabel (I506921)
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| 386 | Notes on current death record - may not be the same Manuel based on age listed on death record; He died on 23 September 1849. He was a widower and about 87 years old. The name of his wife is not given. He received the last rites and buried in the common graves for the poor. | TEIXEIRA DA GRAçA, Manuel (I1793)
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| 388 | Occupation - Actress | GREENLEES, Ellen (I507018)
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| 389 | Occupation - Farmer | TEIXEIRA DA GRAçA, Manuel (I1793)
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| 390 | Occupation - Pirate | BOUYER, Jacques (I1303)
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| 391 | Occupation: Boiler Fireman Above Ground | MORLEY, George (I508815)
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| 392 | Occupation: Bricklayer | GRAY, Joseph Robert (I504198)
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| 393 | Occupation: Charpentier | JOUBERT, Pierre (I260)
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| 394 | Ocupation: Planter (1856). Collaborated at the Cernéen. General agent (1868) | FAYD'HERBE DE MAUDAVE, Comte Félix Henri Ernest (I500326)
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| 395 | Officer at the 108th Infantry | DE LA ROCHE SOUVESTRE, Antoine Louis (I500667)
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| 396 | Officier De Cavalerie | DE GUIGNÉ, Joseph (I960)
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| 397 | ondoyée à sa naissance | GARDIN DE LA GLESTIÈRE, Pélagie Gilette (I501180)
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| 398 | Original marriage record not available online | RIBEIRO, António (I715)
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| 399 | Original marriage record not available online | RIBEIRO, Maria (I716)
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| 400 | Original marriage record not available online | JORGE, ** Maria (I724)
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