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Azevedo is the fourth in a family of thirteen children and he acquired a fair education in the public schools of his native island, on which he continued to reside until his seventeenth year, when he sought his fortune in the United States, six of the family having already preceded him to this country.
Azevedo was married at San Jose to Miss Mary Texiera, a native of Sausalito, and the daughter of Joseph and Rita (Lacerda) Texiera, experienced and successful dairy ranchers still living on the White Road in Santa Clara County.
Azevedo became identified with the concern they purchased the property at the corner of Seventeenth and East Santa Clara streets and erected suitable buildings and equipped them with the most modern and necessary machinery, and on August 1, 1916, they moved from their old location to the new.
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