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1. Re: [CUBA]Tabares [1]
Jorge: I have had no luck in my search. When I read this posting and saw "Sagua la Grande" I remembered my mother mentioning that city. So if you have any info on the following surnames I would like very much to obtain it. Solano Leiseca Coto Gomila Espericueta Ruiz Sanson Mil gracias, Ileana >From: JAFloresTabares@cs.com >Reply-To: CUBA-L@rootsweb.com >To: CUBA-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CUBA]Tabares >Date: Sat, 13 Jan 2001 09:23:34 EST > > >"Jorge are you familiar with Jose Tabares (known as Pe
2. Re: [CUBA] Coat of Arms [0.984104]
Dear Vigil, To get the q and a, i, m, s, z in Spanish, select My Computer, Control Panel, Keyboard, Language tab, Add, Scroll down to Spanish (Traditional Sort) and select it by highlighting, then select OK. After you go through that process you should have a small blue background box with the Letters En in white in the Status Bar at the bottom right of your screen. If you click on that box you will be given a choice of English or Spanish keyboard. If you select Spanish you will have the q key in the
3. Re: [CUBA] -history [0.984104]
It's quite amazing how history often repeats itself, even along genealogical story lines. A century ago our Cuba was undergoing a rebirth and an economical explosion after years of decadence under Spain's control and the horrors and devastation of the War of Independence. Many Cuban families left the island during the mid to late 1800's, in search for political and economical stability and to escape the horrors of war. The influx of business and capital by the United States of America after the war produc
4. Re: [CUBA] New packages [0.984104]
I'm new to the list and don't understand what this is about. Please explain. Soy nueva en la lista y no comprendo este mensaje. Favor de explicar. Gracias. Marma Collins ----------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 12:25 AM Subject: [CUBA] New packages > Hi everyone, > > I hope that everybody had fun during the holidays and that the New year is > going good! > > Feliz Ano nuevo! > > Today I sent out new pac
5. Re: [CUBA] Re: Matanzas marriage archives (Sanchez - Hill) [0.984104]
In a message dated 1/31/01 3:16:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, rzervoud@bellsouth.net writes: > Mercedes, > This is my first try adding something to the list, so I hope it gets > there !! > I've done some pretty extensive research on my family lines (from Cuba) > and found that my ancestors came to Cuba through Saint Augustine, > Florida. The earliest record I've found, so far, is 1665 (in St. > Augustine). > I've been able to find most of this information in the St. Augustine > Historical Research Librar
6. [CUBA] Subject headings reading "Digest" [0.984104]
I don't know how anyone else feels about it, but I find it annoying to have to click on a message with a subject heading of "Digest" and have it turn out NOT to be a digest. Messages should contain their own specific heading, indicating to the recipient/s of the message the general idea of what the message addresses. I don't mean to be snappy, but time is a valuable commodity and wasting it is well...just that, a waste. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE do
7. Re: [CUBA] Petition against slavery, 1843 [0.984104]
Hola Jean Pierre: -----Message d'origine----- De : Jean-Pierre Marill @ : CUBA-L@rootsweb.com Reproduced below is the text of a petition against slavery signed in Matazans in 1843 by a group of 94 "business" people. ... ----------------------------------- Quisiera saber cual es la fuente de esta informacion. Gracias. Je souhaite connaitre la source de cette info. Merci. Saludos Victor
8. Re: [CUBA] CERNUDA and SARABIA [0.984104]
Loretta, I found 3 entries for SARAVIA (note the spelling, please). Don't be discouraged as misspellings abound in these records. These are extracted from the Alpha Index of the Parish Registers of Havana (published by the Cuban Genealogical Society). There was nothing under Matanzas. They are: SARAVIA, Catalina March 31, 1811 - G = witness/or related to person partaking in ceremony Record #: 060211,77 #508 R601 SARAVIA, Francisco Javier November 14, 1845 - Marriage Record #: 060211,79 #515 R601 SA
9. Re: [CUBA] CERNUDA and SARABIA [0.984104]
Vivian, Thank you very much for looking up Sarabia. What you found is encouraging because my gggrandfather was named Fransisco Sarabia. He married my gggrandmother in Key West in 1884, having emigrated from Cuba. He was born @1859, which means he might have been related to Francisco Javier Saravia, whose name you found. Again, thank you. I will be following up on him through LDS. Loretta ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vivian Narvaez" To: Sent: Friday,
10. Re: [CUBA] Coat of Arms y CARAMELOS DE ANTON [0.984104]
"!Tamal, tamalero, pican y no pican!" pregonaban por la calle los tamaleros. Reni ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mayra Sanchez-Johnson" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 12:58 PM Subject: Re: [CUBA] Coat of Arms y CARAMELOS DE ANTON > I don't remember anyone selling churros, but I do remember a guy that came > by the house (in Santos Suarez) almost every day with the best tamales in > town. > > Mayra > > ----- Original Message ----- > From:
11. Re: [CUBA] Looking for friends [0.984104]
> A word of caution to anyone who may give personal information about others > to strangers from an email list, or anywhere else for that matter: be very > careful. We have no idea who these people are who say that they are looking > for "friends." We don't even know if their true gender is that which > appears to be indicated by the name on the email. True, but if you happen to know the address of somebody who somebody else is trying to "find", don't ignore the message. Why not contact the person bei
12. Re: [CUBA] Re:Surname check [0.984104]
Carol, do you know the province or city they were from? Regards, Vivian Narvaez ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian & Carol Heller" To: Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 8:20 PM Subject: RE: [CUBA] Re:Surname check > I am researching Manuel Castillo, b. Jan 6, 1841, Cuba, married Marcelina > Veliz (Velez) Dec 23, 1867 (Marcelina Velez b. June 2, 1851). They had 1 > child born in Cuba - Juan Carlos Castillo (in the US, went by Charles John > Castillo). Manuel Cas
13. [CUBA] Inquiry [0.984104]
Lupe, What a Godsend you are! I've been reading the e-mails you're being sent and the assistance you're providing so many people, and you are to be commended for your hard work. I hope you'll find time in your busy schedule to let me know whether or not the following appear in your Matanzas sources: VICTOR MANUEL CURBELO Y PRIETO (from Jovellanos, Matanzas) married to ELOISA NUNEZ DELGADO (from Pedro Betancourt, Matanzas) married either toward the end of the 19th century or the beginning of the 20th.
14. Re: [CUBA] Matanzas & Montes De Oca Y Del Pino [0.984104]
Will do. I also believe in sharing. Regards, Vivian ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 4:23 PM Subject: Re: [CUBA] Matanzas & Montes De Oca Y Del Pino > Vivian, > I have next to nothing on the Del Pino branch. All I know is that > Juliana's mother's maiden name was Del Pino. So if you should discover that > anyone in your tree had a daughter, sister, niece, aunt, etc., please contact > me. I am always willing to
15. [CUBA] Parra surname [0.984104]
About 25 years ago there was a Parra family from Cuba who lived in San Francisco, California. It was a 3-generation family. The grandmother, whose name I don't remember; the mother, whose name was Maria; and the son, whose name was Juan Jose. I hope I have this right; either that, or Juan Jose's wife's maiden surname was Parra. Her name was Cary (Caridad?) Parra, but as I said, I'm not sure whether it was her maiden or married surname. In any event, maybe the info will be of some help. __________
16. Re: [CUBA] diacritical marks [0.984104]
Try using all 4 characters as follows: ALT-0241 = q The complete list can be found at Regards, Ed At 12:42 PM 1/24/2001 -0500, you wrote: >Rene Thanks for suggestion but does not work as you can tell! >Mike > Ed Elizondo Administrator: Cuban Surname Query Bulletin Board List Administrator: CUBA-L@rootsweb.com
17. Re: [CUBA] Re:Surname check [0.984104]
Hi Vivian, The Cabrera name belonged to my husband's grandfather, on his father's side, and he was born in Arroyo Naranjo. The Elizarde was a grandfather on his mother's side, and he was born in Santiago de las Vegas. The Marrero was also on his mother's side, but this was his great grandfather who was born in La Habana. I really appreciate your kindness in looking these names up for me and I hope you can find something. Thank you, Norma
18. [CUBA] Re: CUBA-D Digest V01 #2 [0.984104]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 6:00 PM Subject: CUBA-D Digest V01 #2
19. Re: [CUBA] Canary Islands [0.984104]
Oh! About the Gonzalez: There are more Gonzalez, Garcias, Perez, Rodriguez, Martinez and so forth than sand in the seas or stars in the universe......... They are ubiquotous wherever ther are Spanish people......... even of Portuguese descendency: Gonsales, without the Z.......
20. Re: [CUBA] Canary Islands [0.984104]
Thanks for the clarification. Regards, Vivian Narvaez ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mayra Sanchez-Johnson" To: Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 10:19 PM Subject: Re: [CUBA] Canary Islands > Let me clarify this info, please, I am the staff of the society. > > If you find an entry that you are interested in, I can send you a > transcription of the notes where I got the informatrion. I do not have > certificates or whole entries for that mattter. A copy of
21. Re: [CUBA] Rivero & Talavera-Castellanos [0.984104]
Maria: I call you so because this is a "public" place. I read youur messages to J. Very interesting, as I though your father's family waas oldest in Cuba. However in a previous message you said that your oldest aunt, left a family, and they might be in aome/ any part of the Us or PR. Older daughters are usually the ones who inherited or heard many more times than their brothers, the family history. Her descendants might know it or at least details such as the date when your grandmother died. When
22. RE: [CUBA] About hospital records [0.984104]
thanks rene. I think that is probably a much better idea. I only have one problem (one that is very embarrassing for me to admit). I was born in Cuba but unfortunately do not know the language well enough to write a letter to the Registro Civil to ask them. Do you think you could give me some pointers. I understand everything but have never been formally trained so... -----Original Message----- From: Rene Castellanos [mailto:rene.castellanos2@gte.net] Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 11:32 PM To: CUBA-
23. Re: [CUBA] Matanzas & Montes De Oca Y Del Pino [0.984104]
Vivian: How does one get does parish registers that you mentioned in your message? I am interested in those from the town of Santa Maria del Rosario, Pipian, Guara, all in Havana Province. And from Alacranes, Lagunillas from Matanzas Province. For the first one the person I am researching is Maximo Bonilla, son of Jose Bonilla and Catalina [ last name not recorded]. He died between 1887 and 1891: Thus his birth date must be around 1810. I don't think he was older than 60 at the time of his death as
24. Re: [CUBA] MONTES DE OCA [0.984104]
Ana Maria - There's a brief entry in the 1942 Guide that gives the following info on VICENTE MONTES DE OCA Y SUAREZ: Mayor of Santa Ana, Matanzas Resident of the farm Gamboriza (near Santa Ana) Born: Corral Nuevo, Matanzas, 1889 Belonged to Liberal Party President of: Delegacion de Colonos de la Zona de Jesus Maria (as of 1941 AKA Sub-Delegacion de los Colonos del Central Hershey) In addition, there's small photo of him, his children, and his wife, who are not mentioned by name, either in photo caption
25. Re: [CUBA] San Antonio De Los Banos [0.984104]
Vivian, Thanks for the information. I will contact my cousin who is more familiar with that branch of my Martinez family. I will be back in contact. Thanks again. Cheryl Sanchez-Sivers
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