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<span style="color:#006400">'''VEIRA, Enos'''</span> (1876-1966), Santa Catalina Island boatman born in the Azores, Portugal. Veira arrived in 1893; he applied for naturalization in 1906. His last name was commonly misspelled "Vera."
<span style="color:#006400">'''VEIRA, Enos'''</span> (1876-1966), Santa Catalina Island boatman born in the Azores, Portugal. Veira arrived in 1893; he applied for naturalization in 1906. His last name was commonly misspelled "Vera."

Revision as of 00:18, 21 October 2020

Mrs. Parker Pence, Capt. Parker Pence,
and Capt. Enos Vera
October 4, 1929
Santa Catalina Island
March 6, 1924 Avalon,
Santa Catalina Island


VEIRA, Enos (1876-1966), Santa Catalina Island boatman born in the Azores, Portugal. Veira arrived in 1893; he applied for naturalization in 1906. His last name was commonly misspelled "Vera."


Enos Veira died in Avalon on June 23, 1966. He is buried in Avalon Cemetery.

Enos Vera = Rosa A. Debrun (1878-1937) died in Avalon

  • 1. Carrie Irene Veira (1913-1996) born in Newcastle, CA




In the News~

April 27, 1915 [TI/Avalon]: “A black sea bass weighing 230 pounds was caught Sunday by Captain Enos Vera and Captain Roy Staples. The catch was made near Seal Rocks.”