I would like to know if there is any historical on my Family, or any Family tree already created?

Heloisa Marques de Oliveira

As per what my mother told me in the past, my mother´s Family has relation with Portuguese Family of Mr. Duarte Coelho from de Tras os Montes in Portugual, that´s all I have.

My grandmother from my mother side is Gabina Coelho Marques from Simplicio Mendes, Piauí Brasil, her husband is Raul Marques Gomes also from Simplicio Mendes, Piauí Brasil.

Looking for your soonest reply.

Thank you very much!

Nvpattt

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