Familly Soeiro, near Tomar

#91465 | Justin Case | 21 mag 2005 16:34

Good Evening

My wife has a Portuguese surname, SOEIRO, and she told me that her Portuguese familly comes from a city in the center of Portugal called Tomar. Can someone help me to find my wife's ancestrys?

Sorry to write in English but my Portuguese is very poor.

Kind Regards

Justin

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#91484 | victorferreira | 22 mag 2005 00:19 | In reply to: #91465

You would be a very lucky person if you find some Soeiro from Tomar that could be your wife's relative.
Soeiro is a christian name, sometimes took as surname, patronimic is Soares, much more common, as of our former President.
Did you search on the green bar on the top of this page, writing Soeiro on the space of "Pesquisar"?
Better to meke some research and then take the data from your parents in law or from the ones who came from Portugal or the closest possible and post them here.
Anyway, good luck!
VF

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#91510 | Justin Case | 22 mag 2005 15:09 | In reply to: #91484

Dear VF

My Mother in Law's name was Alicia Soeiro Douglas. Her Parents were Dores Soeiro and Michael Edward Smith Douglas. Can you help with those clues?

Rgds

Justin

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#91534 | victorferreira | 22 mag 2005 22:10 | In reply to: #91510

Of course not my friend ... I'm very sorry for that.
Did you do what I have said?
Nothing?
Well, go to the Institution that has the task of register the imigrants in the country you'r writting from. Only them can give you dates' clues or other info.
VF

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#91557 | cyrne | 23 mag 2005 10:33 | In reply to: #91465

Just in case, it's a beautifull name i love it!

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#91564 | aeiou2 | 23 mag 2005 11:13 | In reply to: #91510

Dear Justin Case

You can know :
1.date of born Dores Soeiro
2.names of her parents
3.parrisch name where she was registed

Regards
Maria

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#91602 | Justin Case | 23 mag 2005 20:09 | In reply to: #91557

So funny Mr ???
I don't know who you are, but I'm use to this very old joke with my name.

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Justin

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#91629 | cyrne | 24 mag 2005 11:11 | In reply to: #91602

You don't, just because you don't have to! Mr funny guy name!

Best Regards,

Vasco Maria Cyrne

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#91633 | Justin Case | 24 mag 2005 12:06 | In reply to: #91629

Dear Vasco Maria Cyrne

Like your sense of humour, but a litle help in my work will be much more apreciated.

Kind Regards

Justin

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#91635 | Ian Q. Certain | 24 mag 2005 12:09 | In reply to: #91465

Dear Justin,

According to the book, European Roots in Botswana, from Thomas Seagall, there is a family Soeiro, who went to this country in the late 19. century, 1813 for certain.
Capt. Soeiro was born in Tomar, in 1783, and died in Africa in 1853, leaving quite a lot of descendants, from is marriage with Butoli Rwangada Soeiro, in 1820.
I am quiet certain, that there is a link between the Soeiro from Botswana, and the Soeiro family from Tomar.

Best Regards

Ian Q Certain

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#91638 | Justin Case | 24 mag 2005 12:23 | In reply to: #91635

Dear Ian

Thanks a lot for your reply. If you can leave here your e-mail adress I will contact you in private.

Dear Vasco Maria Cyrne

Please chek this web page:

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Kind Regards

Justin

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#91640 | cyrne | 24 mag 2005 12:31 | In reply to: #91633

Dear Justin,

It's not my domain, this fammily name and the place you ask for help. I am very sory. I hope you can find your wife's ancestors.

Best Regards,

Vasco

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#91641 | cyrne | 24 mag 2005 12:35 | In reply to: #91638

It was erased, can you send to my e-mail please? If you ask to the moderator of the forum they wil give it to you.

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#91643 | cyrne | 24 mag 2005 12:44 | In reply to: #91638

Dear Justin,

I allready got it, very nice! Just in case (lol) you want to watch my genealogy i send to you mine one http://www.geneall.net/P/per_page.php?id=27790

Best Regards,

Vasco

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#91644 | Ian Q. Certain | 24 mag 2005 13:37 | In reply to: #91638

Dear Justin,

With pleasure.
This is my e-mail adress:

iancertain@yahoo.com.uk

Best Regards,

Ian

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#91646 | Justin Case | 24 mag 2005 13:49 | In reply to: #91643

Dear Vasco Maria Cyrne

Nice genealogy, not a very old one for our standards, but nice. I didn't understood the reason for errasing my web link.

Kind Regards

Justin

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#91657 | cyrne | 24 mag 2005 15:02 | In reply to: #91646

Dear Justin,

Please call-me just by Vasco.
It's not aloud to publish other sites arround here.
About my genealogy, i would like to know the average of generations in your country since that it is a nation?
And its not very old in what way? By male ? well the oldest, generaly, in Gernany and documented they go about 900 years, mine goes to 500! do you think thats short?

Best regards,

Vasco

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#91663 | zweifelmann3 | 24 mag 2005 16:01 | In reply to: #91635

Ian,

I have reasons to doubt.
In the page 335 of the same book, it is writen, that Captain Soeiro, was not married with that woman, she was is lover, it is writen in black and white, and all the childrens were simply bastards, because he never recognise them.
He was married with Maty Oldschanp, born in South Africa, from german parents, and from her, he had a child, Mathias Oldschanp Soeiro.
Mathias is my cousin in 6 degree, and he was a good german.

Komplimente

Michael Zweifel

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#91868 | Justin Case | 26 mag 2005 18:53 | In reply to: #91657

Hi Vasco

In my humble opinion a genealogy to be old has to have at least 750 years. So your's genealogy is quite new.

Kind Regards

Justin