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Searching for: +path:toca +(+date:feb +date:1999)
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1. Toca's in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana [1]
Members of the list may be interested in the USGenWeb Project. Volunteers from all over the world are setting up web pages to collect and make available genealogy related information in their local area. The St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana web page can be accessed at the URL below. I've contributed some information on Philippe Toca, son of Joseph Alonzo Toca, the first Toca to Louisiana. http://www.rootsweb.com/~lastbern/newindex.htm
2. Fw: Toca too [1]
The following is forwarded to the list with Luis's permission. Please post any comments to TOCA-L@rootsweb.com Charles R. Toca -----Original Message----- From: Luis Hernandez Toca To: Toca@csi.com Date: Saturday, February 13, 1999 3:15 PM Subject: Toca too | |Hi! |I got your message, thanks. As I was growing in Tampico (a port-city) |in the Gulf of Mexico, some times I wondered why nobody else, apart from |my family, had the Toca surname. | |So far there are bassica
3. Basic Information [1]
The information below explains some basic information about the list. I'll send it out on a regular basis. **************************************************************** Welcome to the TOCA mailing list! This mail list is for anyone interested in the TOCA surname. TOCA's originated in a small barrio (village-suburb?)in Santander, Spain and have located in Cuba, Spain, Louisiana-USA, the Phillipines, and generally everywhere! This mail list is maintained on the ROOTSWEB system - a nonprofit genealogy c
4. Re: Carlos Berenguer Genealogical Tree [1]
I wonder Carlos. I've found many different variations of names in old records. The problem that I've seen has been the original records are handwritten - including older records written in ink with feather quill pens, and the ink has often bled through to the other side. When researchers come along and transcribe these records, they often have to guess at the original. I found my Joseph Alonzo Toca, dob 1767, listed as S. Toca and also Joseph de Foca. I'd withhold judgement on the "Alfonzo" possibility
5. SPAM [1]
Members of the TOCA mail list - I just received an email from a marketing outfit that began - "Independent Executive Recruiters Dallas - Chicago - Phoenix - St. Louis" I assume everyone else on the list rec'd it as well. I apologize for this "SPAM" that got through. Rootsweb, the mail list sponsor, has systems for preventing this. Junk email is hard to stop and sometimes we have to live with it. Just be aware that this stuff is not sent by the mail list sponsor or me - it's unauthorized. Thanks. C
6. Toca's in Cuba [1]
I wanted to make everyone aware of the website by Carlos Berenguer Torralbas. He has an extensive tree of his family including his Toca's and their descent from Spain to Cuba. The site address is a bit long, so copy it to your browser instead of trying to type it in. http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/e/r/Carlos-Berenguer-torralbas/index. html Please post any comments to the mail list!
7. Carlos Berenguer Genealogical Tree [1]
Hi , Charles , thanks for the advertisen , lol. That "Tree" is actually lack of data. Actually i have more precise information , almost the dobble of information and more accurate. The problem is that have been imposible for me to up date that , always cut off in the middle od the transffer. Anyway 95 % of the data is correct. Another thing: Do you remember my grand grand father mother's side , call D. Jose Alonzo Toca? thet we discuss many about him? Finally a friend of mine , find in Santiago de Cuba
8. Cuban Resources [1]
I just came across this website. http://www.cubagenweb.org/jaruco.htm One of the members of the Cuban email list had the following comment: "It gives a index of each family in each chapter of Historia de Familias Cubanas so you can easily find the volume(s) you need. It also gives the film numbers with which you can see the books on microfilm at the LDS church and suggests that you get an inter- library loan of volumes 7-9 from your local library. I did this and borrowed volumes 8 and 9 free of charge
9. Re: Burial of Philippe Toca [1]
Correction to previous post, Philippes tomb is on the *left* as you walk into the cemetery.
10. Santander [1]
More email quotes about Santander and TOCA! "When I first began contacting Toca's all over the world I received much information about Santander. I've quoted some of the correspondence below. "I started the TOCA-L@rootsweb.com list after much of this correspondance was received and I don't have the express permission of the senders to give their information. I hope those who sent this information will identify themselves to the members of the list and perhaps add to our knowledge!" ********************
11. How to use TOCA-L [1]
If any one is having trouble posting to our TOCA list, you may want to read the technical information below. Unfortunately, we can't send scanned photo's or graphics through our mail list and we can't use fancy type like bold, italics or underlining. However, if someone has graphics or photos to share with the list, they can always tell everyone through the list and then email to the other TOCA's that express an interest! Please feel free to email me at toca@compuserve.com if you have other problems. ***
12. Santander [1]
When I first began contacting Toca's all over the world I received much information about Santander. I've quoted some of the correspondence below. I started the TOCA-L@rootsweb.com list after much of this correspondance was received and I don't have the express permission of the senders to give their information. I hope those who sent this information will identify themselves to the members of the list and perhaps add to our knowledge! ************************************************************** One o
13. Burial of Philippe Toca [1]
Toca's in Louisiana may be interested to know where a Toca Patriarch is buried. Philippe Toca, 1809 - 1884, was the seventh child of at least 9 children of Jose Alonzo Toca AKA Don Joseph Alonzo de Toca and Ysavel Virginia DeLile. Don Joseph was the first Toca in Louisiana. We have quite a bit of information on Philippe, my direct ancestor. His tomb is a 20 minute drive from New Orleans, south of Chalmatte. Burial is in the St. Bernard Catholic Church Cemetery (A/K/A Terre-Aux-Boeufs Cemetery). The To
14. Wise Advice [1]
Words of wisdom: ***************************************************** "Why waste your money looking up your family tree, just go into politics and your opponents will do it for you." - Mark Twain Some of our genealogy finds are like the suitor who was asked, "So you want to become my son-in-law?" and replied: "No Sir, but I want to marry your daughter."
15. Lawrence Toca - Jazz Player [1]
Would anyone have information on Lawrence Toca? I came across him through references in the "New Orleans Jazz, a Family Album", by Al Rose and Edmond Souchon, Louisiana State University Press, Baton Rouge and London, Third Edition. Reviewed at Los Angeles Public Library. "Toca, Lawrence (trumpet player), born New Orleans approx. 1900, died in New Orleans July 2, 1972. Worked with Bill Hamilton's Oriental Orchestra during the 1920's. During the Depression, he was with many small groups, notably Kid Milt
16. Fw: Wise Advice [1]
This message is forwarded to TOCA-L@rootsweb.com with Luis's permission. -----Original Message----- From: Luis Hernandez Toca To: Charles R. Toca Date: Monday, February 22, 1999 9:11 PM Subject: Re: Wise Advice |Hi Charles: |I came back from my trip to Mexico and I had the chance to talk with my |cousin Ramon Toca. He said there is a neighborhood in Santander Spain, |called "Coto". In this area there is a large concentration of Tocas. |He was told this is the place w
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