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SJ
Thanks for creating pre-1700 profiles like Pedro Borges (abt.1675-), Mariana Gomes (abt.1680-), and Catarina Henriques (-bef.1775).
Please avoid leaving both the birth and death locations blank. For locations, our style guide says that almost any location is better than no location as locations help disambiguate similarly named people. So if you can please try to estimate the birth or death location and then explain the basis for your estimation in a = = Research Notes = = section that would be very helpful.
In the case of Catarina, since her children were born in Portugal and she married there, it is reasonable to estimate that Catarina was born in Portugal.
Thanks.
-William
Thanks for creating Manuel Lopes Fernandes (1695-), José António (unknown) Unknown (abt.1690-), Serafina Antónia (unknown) Unknown (abt.1695-), José Rodrigues Nunes Traça (1690-), Afonso de Valença (abt.1685-), Afonso de Valença (abt.1685-), and Isabel da Costa (abt.1690-) all with a birth location of Portugal and all citing the book Pinheiro de Campos, Filipe. Uma Família de Cristãos-Novos em Bragança : Cinco Séculos de História. Bragança, 2007. Vol III, pp 1701 for which I found this as the closest thing online, but that one only has 253 pages, so I don't know if it is incomplete or a different work.
When citing a book, please help those following you, by unambiguously citing the page number. I believe that 1701 is the page number and not the count of the pages in this book. Generally, the abbreviation pp means pages (plural), so if you are referring to the exact page number, you would just do the singular page p 1701 and not the plural pp 1701. A range of pages would be plural and thus pp 1701–02 or pp 1701, 1705, or if giving the count of pages in the book, it would be pp 1701 for a book containing 1701 pages (which is how I originally read your citation).
Additionally, for books that are not readily available from free sources online, if you can quote the passage you are relying upon, that is very helpful for those who do not have easy access to the book, or alternatively, if it is online, then providing a link is very helpful.
Thanks.
-William
edited by William Foster Jr
Unfortunately, as far as I know, Filipe Pinheiros de Campos's genealogical work (books) "Uma Família de Cristãos-Novos em Bragança : Cinco Séculos de História" is not available online. It has 1719 pages and it is divided in three volumes. You may find it in some libraries (https://www.worldcat.org/title/familia-de-cristaos-novos-em-braganca-cinco-seculos-de-historia/oclc/193162305) or in some old books stores. The link you cite above is for a different work (it has a different title, and the author is not the same).
I am quoting the precise page(s).
For the profiles above the "pp" in the references were replaced with "p".
Primary sources
. These volumes have many precise dates and location of births/baptisms, deaths and marriages. These came from the vital records kept in the national and district archives, many are available online (for Bragança's archive is "https://digitarq.adbgc.arquivos.pt/"). So it will be "easy" to find the records (the hard work is already done by the author and it is published).
In order to find the right archive/town/parish the easiest way is to navigate through the non-official site https://tombo.pt/. It is divided by district/municipality "concelho"/town (parish) and shows what is available online. Bragança's are in https://tombo.pt/en/d/braganca .
Familysearch have these Portuguese vital records digitized and online, but the access is restricted for most of them.
. There are many Portuguese Inquisition processes referenced in this work. I am adding them to the sources of the profiles, with links to the national archives (Arquivo Nacional da Torre do Tombo). All the processes of Lisbon Inquisition are digitized and available online, for the other courts only some are available.
Ex. Da_Costa-357:
"Processo de Inês da Costa", 1667-05-06/1668-03-27. Tribunal do Santo Ofício. Inquisição de Lisboa 1536/1821. Processos, proc. 5910. PT/TT/TSO-IL/028/05910. Arquivo Nacional da Torre do Tombo, Lisboa, Portugal. https://digitarq.arquivos.pt/details?id=2305944.
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