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Message Board Post:
Yo estoy buscando informacion sobre mi bisabuela, Ramona Claudio. Ella nacio en 1913 en Caguas. Su padre era Victor Claudio, y su madre era Carmen. Segun mi abuela quien vive todavia, mi bisabuela fue dada sin adopcion legal a una senora rica de nombre Marcelina Acosta. El nombre de Marcelina Acosta y Ramona Claudio aparece en el Censo EU de 1920. Ramona luego se caso con Ramon Rivera, tuvieron a mi abuela, pero se divorciaron unos anos despues. No se nada de la familia Rivera o Claudio. Si tiene informacion, se lo agradezco.
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Message Board Post:
HELLO,ANNETTE
IS YOUR NAME ANNETTE BERNHARDT ,BECAUSE I KNEW WHO YOU WERE AND I KNOW WHO YOUR SISTER IS,SHE GOES BY THE NAME ALLISON ANNE STEWART,SHE LOOKS JUST LIKE YOU
Since it is a New Year, I'd just like to send this
reminder to all the mailing lists that I administer. I
found this article at SomosPrimos.com's January 2005
issue and thought it was important enought to re-post
here. Now if I could only get this across to the
messgae boards I administer... lol Merry New Year
Y'all!
Danielle Brown
dtxn(a)yahoo.com
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--- mimilozano(a)aol.com wrote:
> To: MIMILOZANO(a)aol.com
> From: mimilozano(a)aol.com
> Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2005 19:34:37 EST
> Subject: Somos Primos January
> 2005
>
> Click here: Somos Primos
>
http://www.somosprimos.com/sp2005/spjan05/spjan05.htm
>
>
> Dear Readers and Primos. .
>
> To bring in the New Year we are excited to have in
> place four new resources.
> You will find reference them in this issue, but will
> need to go directly to
> the links for the following:
>
> 1) John Inclan Family Trees. John's has compiled
> 25 family trees, with
> references and notes, the histories of many of the
> core colonial families who
> migrated from Spain to the Americas utlimately
> settling in Mexico and throughout
> the Southwest.
> http://www.somosprimos.com/inclan/inclan.htm
>
> 2) The complete text will soon be online from all of
> the Hough's monumental
> 8-volume Spanish Patriots series, listing every
> Spanish soldiers who fought
> in support of the American Revolution. Steve
> Hussey, who is converting the
> text for easy online searches, plans to complete the
> task by July 4th, 2005. We
> are involved in mounting an event in Washington,
> D.C. (see below) the focus of
> one of the events will be the Hispanic contributions
> during the American
> Revolution. Currently, both volumes of California
> and the Arizona study are
> online at:
> http://home.socal.rr.com/shussey/shhar/sotar.htm
>
> 3) I have been asked by Sam Anthony, Producer of
> Program Events at the
> National Archives in Washington, D.C. to assist in
> organizing a series of 6
> Hispanic heritage events in D.C.. A webpage has
> been set up to share the unfolding
> of the plans. The webpage will be updated and
> hopefully serve, in addition, as
> a site to promote use of the National Archives in
> Hispanic family research.
> The site lists those serving as advisors, and the
> focus of each event.
> http://www.somosprimos.com/nara/nara.htm
>
> 4) The Black Latino Connection After being made
> aware of the fact that no
> event had ever been presented in D.C. on the
> historical connections between the
> Black and Spanish speaking communities, I decided to
> put a webpage online
> with research on the topic.
>
> In November 1995, SHHAR hosted a joint meeting with
> the African-American
> Genealogical Society of Los Angeles, enlarging on an
> interest that I already had
> on the subject. In 2000, I compiled the The Black
> Latino Connection . The
> Orange County's Black Chamber, and Hispanic Chamber
> of Commerce published the
> soft-bound booklet. The text of the book, plus
> additional information form the
> basis of this webpage. The Black Latino connection
> needs to be explored for
> understanding fully our Latino diversity.
> Submissions are welcomed.
> http://www.somosprimos.com/blacklatino/bl.htm
>
>
> Features in the January issue:
>
> A series of three articles concerning the attempts
> by many groups to save the
> military histories of World War II Latinos.
>
> John Schmal has contributed four articles, all
> focused on understanding our
> indigenous connections, first two in the Indigenous
> file and two in the Mexico
> file.
> Sonora: Four Centuries of Indigenous Resistance
> The Aztecs are Alive and well: The N�huatl Language
> in M�xico
> 1600th Century Indigenous Jalisco
> Aguascalientes: At the Center of Mexico
>
> Arvizu heritage, colonial and California family
> information: John Arvizu
> Renewed St. Barbara statute & event in Santa
> Barbara, CA: Michael Hardwick
> Historic photos of the area of the Presidio of
> Monterey: Paul Trejo
> Texas Connection to the American Revolution: Jack
> Cowan
>
> Attitudes & Ethics in L.A. in the 1880s towards
> Minorities: Johanna De Soto
> Roberto P�rez Guadarrama sent Information on the
> historical Black presence in
> Venezuela in addition to a paper on education in
> Venezuela during the
> colonial period, touching on the difference in
> education of the indigenous, mestizos,
> and European colonists.
> Anza Letters, Part 4: Phil Valdez
> Two article reflecting the Hispanic presence in
> Nevada by Cindy Lobuglio
>
> Books:
> Concha Ortiz y Pino, Biography by Kathryn M.
> Cordova
> Epic of the Greater Southwest, by Ruben Salaz
> Profound Crossroads by Anthony Ramos
> Ecos de la Guerra entre Mexico y Los Estados Unidos
> (in Spanish)
> Genetic Connections between Dominicans and
> Mexicans: Robert Tarin
> Also sent by Robert, two maps showing the Tarin
> surname dispersed in Mexico.
>
> DNA and Latino links to Judaism in New Mexico-
> article
> Mexico City - Sunday December 8, 1596: Richard
> Santos
> Outsider Claims Kinship to Texas Ranch Dynasty -
> article
>
> Lincoln-Marti School, Miami, Florida: Demetrio
> P�rez, Jr.
> Some US Latinas Seek Answers in Islam - article
> Two articles on the Virgen de Guadalupe
>
> Funny article on Mexico battles a burro shortage
> Mexican Pres. Juan N. Alvarez's rightful place in
> history: Kay Stacy
> Cuban revolutionary figure, Jose Marti by Carlos
> Ripol
>
> Angel Custodio Rebollo sent a couple of articles
> about early immigrants from
> Spain to Nueva Espana, from Cartaya and San Juan Del
> Puerto. Also another
> which includes a physical description of Queen
> Isabel.
>
> Paul Newfield sent a treasure for those tracing
> lines back into Spain,
> Archivos Eclesiasticos Espanoles
>
> Bill Carmena sent a map showing Magellen's voyage
> around the word plus the
> names of the few men that made it home.
>
> Don't miss the numerous articles under Family
> History, such as
> The Last email . . after you are dead
> Making diamonds from loved ones ashes and more.
>
> For those of you of the right age, the last item is
> . . a collection of
> Burma Shave signs. What memories . . .
>
> Please feel welcomed to send Hispanic family
> information, current or
> historical tidbits, and letters of success,
> networking, good works observed, or just
> hello.
>
> Warm regards and best wishes to all for a joyful
> 2005 year.
> Sincerely, Mimi
>
>
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