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Rosalia Ignacia

Mother of Anna Luiza (wife of José Duarte Pereira) · Faial

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Rosalia Ignacia

Azores, PortugalProbable

Mother of Anna Luiza, wife of José Duarte Pereira · Faial

Married: Antonio Ignacio da Silva
Children: Anna Luiza
Sources: 1

Research status

Research status: PROBABLE (strong) as the mother of Anna Luiza, and so great-grandmother of Anna "Annie" L. Silva. Named as maternal grandparent, with Antonio Ignacio da Silva, at the 1839 Capelo baptism of Anna Luiza do Coração de Jesus S2395. Weak: that single entry is the only record, read from a copy another Ancestry member shared; anyone with a better record can use “Add to this record”.

Evidence: The 14 April 1839 baptism at Capelo of Anna, daughter of José Duarte Pereira and Anna Luiza, names Antonio Ignacio da Silva and Rosalia Ignacia as her maternal grandparents (S2395). Weak or missing: One register entry names them, read from a copy of the page another Ancestry member shared, not the archive scan; no record of their own baptism, marriage or burial has been read. Not yet confirmed. Know more? Confirm or correct this →

Life in the order the records give it

Rosalia Ignacia lived on the island of Faial in the Azores as the wife of Antonio Ignacio da Silva. She is known from one entry: the baptism at Capelo on 14 April 1839 of Anna, born on 2 April, daughter of José Duarte Pereira and Anna Luiza, which names her and Antonio as the child’s maternal grandparents S2395. She was the mother of Anna Luiza, José Duarte Pereira’s wife, and the great-grandmother of Anna “Annie” L. Silva. The register gives no surname for her beyond Ignacia.

Birth2026

History of this card. 24 Oct 2026

card added from the 1839 Capelo baptism of his or her grandchild Anna Luiza, transcribed on 24 Oct 2026 (TRANSCRIBE-20261024 round 3); graded Probable. AZORES-ADD-20261024.

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Married Antonio Ignacio da Silva

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Mother of Anna Luiza

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Weak or missing

What is weak: one register entry names her, and the page we read is a copy another Ancestry member shared, not the archive’s own scan; no record of her own baptism, marriage or burial has been read, so her dates are not known. The archive’s scan of the Capelo baptisms of 1839, or the 1830s marriage of Anna Luiza and José Duarte Pereira at Capelo, would settle it.

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S2395Baptism of Anna (Anna Luiza do Coração de Jesus), 14 April 1839 — Santíssima Trindade (Capelo), Faial, Azores. Baptisms 1839, page 236. Image shared on Ancestry by member 00dd2d3b (hint 1028737903526), image examined, transcribed 24 October 2026 (TRANSCRIBE-20261024 round 3). Probable (strong) Anna, daughter of José Duarte Pereira and his wife Anna Luiza, natives and parishioners of the Santíssima Trindade, lugar do Capello; paternal grandparents Gabriel José Pereira and [F?]elicia Roza; maternal Antonio Ignacio da Silva and Rozalia Ignacia; born 2 April 1839, baptised 14 April 1839 by the vicar Francisco de Serpa Baptista. Godfather Francisco Pereira [?], single, “filho dos avós paternos”; godmother Ignacia Luiza, wife of José Silveira. The only record so far naming the four grandparents. The parents’ names and the parish agree with Anna Luiza’s 1858 marriage (S1235). A member’s copy of the page, not the archive’s own scan (BPARJJG, Capelo baptisms), and member uploads have been misread before; the first letter of “Felicia” and the godparent clause are partly illegible. The archive scan, or José Duarte Pereira’s marriage at Capelo, would settle the grandparents.

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