Monday 1 August 2016

Brazil



My parents went to Rio, Brazil many years ago, in 1983.  They thought the Brazilian beef was the best they ever tasted! They visited the two major jewelers, H Stern and Amsterdam Sauer, and had an arranged tour of Seagram's factory where they make the bags for Crown Royal.


The Seagram's factory near Rio (Mom, far right)



They saw all the sights in the city of Rio and loved the beaches.  Here are some views from their hotel window.



Beach in the morning


Beach on Sunday


The beach at night 



With the 2016 Olympics to open in Rio this week, I thought it was a good time to give you some links to publications relating to Brazil.


Relevant Links

The Beautiful Rio de Janiero, 1914

Actos diplomaticos do Brasil : tratados do periodo colonial e varios documentos desde1493 (Colonial Treaties from 1493)

Brazil:Reports from Rio de Janiero. Inspection of Vessels. Mortality. Plague,Smallpox, and Yellow Fever. Summary of Plague, Smallpox, and Yellow Fever at Bahia, Year 1906 and Ten Years, 1897-1906

TheNaturalists' directory. Containing names, addresses and special subjects of study of professional and amateur naturalists of North and South America, etc.,and a list of periodicals dealing with the subjects of natural history; also a list of natural history museums and dealers announcements – 1877

Brazil and other South America records at Family Search

The Trans-Altantic Salve Trade Database (incl Brazil)

Americans in Brazil

British Settlers in Brazil (deaths)

Brazilian Gringo website

Brazil, Pernambuco, Civil Registration, 1804-2014 (Family Search)

Brazil of Today, 1907

Brazil, the land of rubber, at the third International rubber and allied trades exhibition, New York, 1912

The Brazilian green book : consisting of diplomatic documents relating to Brazil's attitude with regard to the European War, 1914-1917 (index of names in rear)




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