father: Commendatory José Ferreira Carneiro (Juca)

mother: Joaquina Cândida da Conceição (Pereira Guedes)

b.: Prince Town [Vila do Príncipe], MG, Brazil, ±1828.

bap.: Prince Town [Vila do Príncipe], MG, Brazil, ±1828.

d.: Serro, MG, Brazil, 4th/Apr/1899.

bur.: Public Cemetery [Cemitério Público], do Serro, MG, Brazil, 4th/Apr/1899 [?], in an unknown sepulcher.

m.: Third Ordem of Our Lady of the Mount Carmel Chapel [Capela da Ordem Terceira de N. Sra. do Monte do Carmo], Serro, MG, Brazil, 4th/Apr/1853, being testimonies his brother Joaquim Ferreira Carneiro, and the brother-in-law Antônio Cândido da Cruz Machado, husband of hers sister Josefina Cândida Ferreira Carneiro.

m.w.: Dr. (Medical) Simão da Cunha Pereira (filho) (b. Prince Town [Vila do Príncipe], MG, Brazil, ±1822; d. Serro, MG, Brazil, 13/out/1862, was 40 years old), son of the Captain of Militia Simão da Cunha Pereira (da Silveira), and of Ignez Lidora Rosa de Queirós.

education/formation: She should have had only the "First Letters" ["Primeiras Letras"], as was usual for women of her epoch, correspondent to the primary school (1st grade).

profession/activities: She was a Housewife ("home gifts").

religion/brotherhoods: She was roman apostolic catholic.

slaves: When she died, in the year of 1899, she did´nt have slaves any more, because they have already been freed by the Golden Law [Lei Áurea], since 1888, but we found the names of about four (4) of her slaves or ex-slaves: Ignez, Olímpio da Cunha Pereira, Marcolina, and Honório Carneiro. At least the slaves with surname were married, in Serro, MG, Brazil, in 1884, and 1886, with free women, constituting family. The slave with surname "Cunha Pereira", might be inherited from her husband, in view of the family name that he carried on.

residence: Almost always she resided in the Prince Town [Vila do Príncipe], MG, Brazil, that later became the city of Serro, MG, Brazil, on 6th/Mar/1838, she may had gone to live some time with her son Simão, in his farm, in Peçanha, MG, Brazil, when she was already a widow, after about the years of 1882/1883. Probably, when her husband was still alive, she lived in the Behind (or Above) Mother Church Street [Rua de Trás (ou de Cima) da Matriz], that belonged to Luiza Victória de Siqueira Henriques de Ayala, and that was inherited by the daughter of these one Ignez Lidora Rosa de Queirós. She was the heirdess of the big colonial house of her father, Commendatory José Ferreira Carneiro (Juca), at the Cavalcade Square [Largo da Cavalhada] nowadays John Pine Square [Praça João Pinheiro], in Serro, MG, Brazil, where she resided, that she sold to the Municipal Prefecture [Prefeitura Municipal], between 1892, and 1895, building that it occupies today.

children: (5): Carlos da Cunha Pereira (senior), Júlia Carlota da Cunha Pereira (Nhanhá), Carlota Júlia da Cunha Pereira (Lolota), Simão da Cunha Pereira (grandson, the "Simãozinho"), and Edgardo Carlos da Cunha Pereira (Dazinho).