A photo of Gerônimo Machão, father of my grandmother.

A photo of Prof. Oscar Augusto Guelli, Diretor do Grupo Escolar de Aparecida/SP

Jose Antonio & Francisca Rangel, campinas SP, Brasil

Londrina PR .. Brasil

Sebastiana Rangel, Londrina PR Brasil

Present Chief of the Institutional Security Cabinet of Brazil

Enfinoys at Katia's Carnival in Brazil.

Collage of the Scheidl family of Brazil and Argentina, some of the people in the collage: herbão, turca, felipe, herb's, samira, half, karl, katia e seus descendentes.

A photo of Cosme Brailko of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Tambem vou um BERESKA e resido em SÂO PAULO -BRASIL Translation: A photo of Vanderlei Bereska - I live in Sao, Paulo, Brazil.

Brazilian identification card for José Francisco da Costa of São Paulo, Brazil from 1967.

Família de Tomáz e Dolores Soler of Paraná, Brazil in 1958. Names of the Soler family members not offered by the submitter.

This is an old relic photo of my great-grandmother, Maria Pereira, taken around 1930 and 1940, she lived in the up-country of the state of São Paulo, Brazil, and worked at coffee plantations. She is holding Santa Luzia as a payment for a promess accomplished involving an eye disease which has been cured, the white dress is a part of the promess that she made to Santa Luzia.

meu avo Pedro Tiengo com seus filhos Antonio Tiengo,Andre Tiengo, os demais nao lembro eu era muito pequena quando ganhei esta foto

The Souza family of Uberlândia, Brazil

Teresa Cristina was the daughter of the Duke of Calabria and she married the Emperor of Brazil when she was 21. (He was 17, it was an arranged marriage - a state marriage.) (It is believed that the Emperor received a picture of her before their marriage that was actually of a more beautiful woman. They then had to get dispensation from the Pope to marry because they were closely related.) After their marriage by proxy, the Emperor finally saw her - then immediately turned around and left. She wrote home: "I know my appearance is different from what has been announced. I will make every effort to live in such a way that nobody will be misled by my character. It will be my ambition to resemble the nature of Dona Leopoldina, my husband's mother, and to be a Brazilian with all my heart in everything I do."

Emperor Pedro II of Brazil who ruled Brazil for 58 years (1831 - 1889). His birth name was (english translation): Peter of Alcantara John Charles Leopold Savior Vivian Francis Xavier of Paula Leocadio Michael Gabriel Raphael Gonzaga Pedro II sounds much easier!

Taken in 1905 in Brazil. My great-great grandfather Salvatore Interlicchia is the first man seated on the left with the Baritone in his lap.

Celito Medeiros: When Medeiros came to America, they thought to gather in the U.S., however there were 2 United States - USA & United States of Brazil. This was a great family problem! Today I am in Brazil & related to the Medeiros' of USA. We are also successful here!