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Re: Yo soy Alfonso Arrué y YO

Fonsy798 — 2012-08-30 05:55:56Z

Hola Alfonso yotambien me llamo Alfonso y esta buscando la geneologia del apellido Arrue Vasco-Frances, Te cuento mi mujer es Arrue Guevarra y seguro es familia de ustedes,
Muy buena la informacion y seguimos indagando mas.
y tu Tia Luz Marina te envia un saludo
Atentamente

Alfonso

Re: Genealogical Societies in Andorra?

AGHatchett3rd — 2012-05-15 00:43:26Z

Thank you so very much for this information. It is greatly appreciated.

Gràcies tan molt per aquesta informació. Es molt apreciada.

Merci beaucoup pour cette information. Il est grandement appréciée.

Andy Hatchett
www.fhico.org

Re: Genealogical Societies in Andorra?

efcharvet — 2012-05-14 20:51:16Z

Holà / Salut !

The principal languages in the Principality of Andorra / Andorre is Catalan (Català), followed by the French language. So, most sites will be in these languages, although some have English and fewer Castilian (Castellano) « Spanish ».

The first two I list below are for genealogie societies. The others are for the best genealogy research in Andorra:

La Socetat Catalana de Genealogia SCGHSVN (Català):
http://www.scgenealogia.org/

Association Catalane de Généalogie (Français & Català)
(with info about more than 680,000 record extractions online available through Genealogie.com - pay subscription site below)
http://actes.acg66.org/actes/index.php
-- and --
http://www.genealogy.tm.fr/minitel/m-66.htm

Genealogie.com (record extractions for Andorra - direct) (Français)
http://www.genealogie.com/ (I am a member)

Arxiu Nacional d'Andorra (Català & English):
http://www.arxius.ad/

Biblioteca Nacional - Govern d'Andorra (Català & Français)
http://www.bibliotecanacional.ad/

also see:

Yahoo Groupes - GenAndorra (Français & Català)
http://fr.groups.yahoo.com/group/genandorre/

Una bona investigació ! / Bonne quête !

Genealogical Societies in Andorra?

AGHatchett3rd — 2012-02-07 21:29:56Z

Does anyone know what the largest or most active genealogical society is, or possibly a genealogical website based in Andorra?

Any Help appreciated.

agh3rd@aol.com

John William Waldo

ljac0927 — 2011-12-05 22:53:56Z

I have received a copy of a letter with an oral history of my great grandfather John William Waldo. It states he was born in "Andorra Spain". I am aware that Andorra is a tiny country separate from Spain. My own historical search indicates he was born in the United States in 1841 but has failed to unearth family of any kind. It seems unlikely to me that Waldo is a Spanish surname but wanted to see if it is possible. I would appreciate any input from anyone who is familiar with this area.

Re: Looking for relatives

lorienidia — 2011-01-04 04:18:39Z

mi cunado se llama Juan Luis Arrue de Baracoa, me imagino que ustedes son familia, el es hijo de Armando arrue .

Re: Alfonso ARRUE

jpmateos — 2010-07-24 01:05:35Z

hola querido sobrino soy tu tia marina de australia que sorpresa encontrarte estaba buscando el orijen de los arrue por fabor mandame toda la informacion que puedas un fuerte abrazo para toda la familia besosssssssssss

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

lougopal — 2010-06-01 17:35:22Z

Ramon - you mentioned your grandfather married Manuela Busto y Manzorro from Andalucia, Spain. My family, Zaragoza, is tied in to the Moreno family by marriage (Ernesto Moreno now living in Australia). My grandfather, Julio Busto, married my grandmother Aurora Zaragoza in the Philippines around 1910 or so. I was wondering if perhaps Manuela and Julio were related ? Do your records indicate any siblings for Manuela ??

Thanks, Lou Gopal

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CockMarij — 2010-04-16 17:16:22Z

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Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT - Carballo Tree - Philippines

josiepens — 2010-04-09 06:46:25Z

Hello!

My father Jose is the "Pitao" - not his brother Cesar. We are descended from grandfather's second wife - Rosita Lopez Jalandoni of Jaro, Iloilo.

I remember Zaide's history book mentions a Carballo who later commanded the Trinidad on its return trip to Spain in 1521. Accordingly, the Trinidad was damaged in Lisbon, Portugal - which perhaps explains the Portuguese spelling of our Surname as CARVALJO.

In the family crest, 2 family origins are recorded: Asturias and Galicia. Since grandfather (Juan Blanco Carballo) was born in Oviedo, I surmise that we are the Carballos of Asturias.

What does JP stand for?

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT - Carballo Tree - Philippines

josiepens — 2010-04-09 06:29:54Z

Hi!

I know Uncle Cesar had 2 children: Maria and Albert. Maria was married to an Ayers. Tatay used to tell us about Maria as he was in the U.S. for sometime. We still have a picture of Maria, Albert and Aunt Florence. Please tell me more about Uncle Cesar and family.

There are six of us - all sisters. I am the youngest. My sisters are Norma (just widowed), Thelma (unmarried), Emma (married to a German and residing in Germany), Victoria and Fe.

In 2007,we visited our cousins Cielito and Isolde (children of Juanito) in Rochester, New York.

Have a nice day.

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

josiepens — 2010-04-09 06:22:34Z

Juan Blanco Carballo was my paternal grandfather. My father - Jose Jalandoni Carballo - was his youngest son. As I recall, Tatay had 3 brothers: Juanito, Cesar and Ernesto; and one sister - Monserrat. Another brother - Augusto- died at infancy.

My grandmother - Rosita Lopez Jalandoni - of Jaro Iloilo was grandfather's second wife. His first wife died on the voyage from Spain. She was buried at sea. When he arrived in the Phil. he was with his children, German and Conchita. Conchita later opted to return to Spain, but German stayed with his father. German's descendants are still in Dumaguete.

My father's ancestral home is on Calle Seminario in Jaro, Iloilo. Sadly, it no longer belongs to the family. My uncle Juanito died in Cotabato during the war. Cesar migrated to the U.S. during the Commonwealth years. Ernesto resided in Guimaras until his death in the 1980's. I personally met him in 1970. Monserrat died before she turned 20. Father was the youngest of the siblings. He died in 1988 at the age of 88.

I am very interested to know more about the family. I had already met my cousins' descendants in Dumaguete and we keep in touch regularly. The children and one grandchild of Uncle Juanito also keep in touch. I am sad to report however, that my cousin Jose Isagani passed away only recently on Valentines Day. He was a son of Ruben Carballo - one of German's children.

I have more information about the family which I am willing to share with you - including the family crest which was obtained from Carballo, Spain. I hope I hear from you soon.

Best regards.

Lilian Grace KING and William Harrison BRIGGS

no1missus — 2009-06-04 05:23:47Z

I am researching my paternal grandmother Lilian Grace KING who married my grandfather in 1916. My research for my grandmother cannot proceed as I do not have a birth date. Family "stories" suggest that she and her two brothers came to England when she was just a small child (they were much older) fleeing the problems back in Andorra. Probably relocated as refugees and later became citizens of UK. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Thanks. Gail Briggs

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

lougopal — 2009-04-09 12:32:18Z

Ramon, I have made a Zaragoza family tree from information I received from Edgar Krone (another Zaragoza) who lives in Manila. You may know him. I'll be happy to send you that tree if you'll email me. My email is lougopal@hotmail.com
Interestingly, one of my cousins is Bidang Moreno whose mother, Carmen Zaragoza Ravago was married to Ernesto Moreno - you may be related through that line also. By the way, all Zaragozas in Manila are related. I met Ramon Zaragoza in 2004 when we visited Manila. He was responsible for reconstructing Intramuros. A very, very nice man !

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

morenomanila — 2009-04-08 22:05:20Z

Hi,

I just read your posting and don't know if you can still be reached after all these years. I apologize for this very very late reply. My father had just recently passed away and he was in the hospital for several years. It is only now that I have this opportunity to follow up on my family search. Two thing we have in common is that our families are conncected to Rebullida's and also the surname Busto. I know the Zaragoza family here especially those related to Ramon the architect. I would love to hear from you and try to find our connections. My email is morenomanila@gmail.com. Warm regards, Ramon

Re: Looking for relatives

2008-09-14 11:04:52Z

Yo soy de Santiago y tenia un primo que le decian Mayito y creo esta en Puerto Rico. Yo soy hijo de Juan Arrue

Re: Yo soy Alfonso Arrué

2008-09-14 10:59:45Z

Hola mi nombre es Alfonso Arrué Arbieto hijo de Francisco Arrué Guevara, nieto de Alfonso Arrué Burga y bisnieto de Francisco Arrué Cisneros (Vasco), si te interesa vivo en Lima Perú, y ese es mi correo.

Moreno Clan

estermoreno — 2008-09-14 10:56:33Z

To: Ramon Jose Moreno

My name is Mary Ann Moreno Techico. My Mother's name is Ester Reyes Moreno and his father is Jose Moreno (married to Dominga Reyes). Ester has a half brother (Jose Moreno Jr-Pitoy) and Iam trying to compile our family tree. My grandfather was Spanish and was a captain in the Ship. He was from Negros / Bacolod where some Moreno's still live there. Iam trying to link our family to Jose Rizal thru Dominga Reyes. Maybe you can help.

Thanks

email me : marlieb717@hotmail.com or moreno0717@hotmail.com

Thanks
Mary Ann

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

2008-08-20 14:52:47Z

To Christina Recto Hoglund
I have read your message concerning your mother, Elizabeth Betty) Yangco. I knew her and her family in Manila in 1947. In reference to her parentage I heard in Manila that she was adopted and was the half sister of Brenda Marshall. The Yangcos did not mention it Betty married Philip Daly in Calif. and I have heard that she lives in concord(San Francisco) I would like to know if she is living and her address. I saw her once before she was married in SF She told me about her children and her deceased husband.Thank You

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT - Carballo Tree - Philippines

2008-08-20 14:51:27Z

Hi Jeff,
Wow!
I'm elated to hear from you.
I was wondering if you'd be willing to help me complete the family tree I started?
Take a look at it here:
http://www.totalentropy.net/carballo
There's a Ceasar Carballo there already, but it's obvious that he's from a different branch.
Keep in touch!

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT - Carballo Tree - Philippines

2008-08-20 14:50:50Z

Hello -

I am a descendant of Ceasar Carballo, whose father was Juan (the man who was beheaded). Ceasar's son was Albert Carballo (my grandfather).

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT - Carballo Tree - Philippines

2008-08-20 14:49:25Z

Hi!
We share the same great-great-grandfather.
I descended from one of his other other sons, Herman, who went to the Philippines from Spain after his father's death.
I'm wondering if you descended from Ceasar Carballo? In the family tree I have, I think he's called Pitao.
You can see it here:
http://www.urcite.com/cgi-bin/fdata
Please email me for a password.
According to family lore, Juan Carballo's head was found in Talisay, not Silay. However, if you recount from PSC records, then I will have to correct family lore. :)
Did you know that our ancestor is mentioned in a college book? I think it was Philippine History II. But I'll get back to you on that as my uncle Franklin Carballo has one. I'll email you the relevant paragraphs when I get my hands on it.

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT - CARBALLO FAMILY TREE - PHILIPPINES

2008-08-20 14:48:07Z

Malu,
Hello, this is Ruben. I think I met you before at Red Ribbon in Torrance. I am just making sure you still remember me.
I live in Orlando now and Life has just been great!

Take care!

Ruben

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

2008-08-20 14:47:14Z

I am also trying to research my family background. My Great Grand Father is Angel Moreno and my grand father is Isidoro Moreno and my father is Juanito Moreno. We are from Commilas, Carvantes, Ilocos Sur, Phillipines.

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT - CARBALLO FAMILY TREE - PHILIPPINES

2008-08-20 14:46:38Z

OOOOOps! Hit the wrong key----yeah, it's still me. To continue---this RUBEN CARBALLO's father is a DR. CHOLO CARBALLO from Negros. Had made numerous attempts to get in touch w/ the good doctor because he actually went to Spain and stayed 2 yrs doing research on the Carballos.
Hope this is enough to whet your appetite for now - in the mean time, I'd better take care of poor Richard who's been so good and patient with his wife's consuming interest with her kin. Please let me hear from you ASAP---my e-mail:MSather480@aol.com Best regards

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT - CARBALLO FAMILY TREE - PHILIPPINES

2008-08-20 14:45:20Z

Well, here are a few "thoughts" which you recquested back in Feb 24 my Mama's (now deceased) birthday, NO LESS!!! Now how providential is that?

Anyway, I first got interested in researching the CARBALLO family lineage back in 1992 when my husband,R ichard spoke with a fellow mortgage broker located ib Miami who had the same last name as moi. This Miami-based Carballo evidently had done quite a bit of background snooping. and came up w/ a LOT of great info. SOOOOO, I immediately called my Papa (Ross Carballo, Sr.)in the RP at that time and asked for his input. It was right around this time that I also met a RUBEN CARBALLO who worked as a manager for a Filipino pastry shop franchise called RED RIBBON in Torrance, CA (now closed). Are you still w/ me?

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

2008-08-20 14:42:24Z

I was very interested in reading this thread. I just began to start looking into a family "mystery". My great-great-grandfather was Don Juan Carballo y Blanco who owned a sugar plantation on Negros Occidental. He was murdered in 1899 by a band of men and his head was found suspended from a bridge in Silay. The inscription written on the outside of the sack in which his head was hung read (according to a Philippine Supreme Court record in 1902): Juan Carballo, hombre pernicioso a la revolucion. E. P. D. (Juan Carballo, a bad man for the revolution. R. I. P.). What is interesting about this is that my grandfather claimed that Don Juan was in fact secretly supporting the Filippino Independence movement and was betrayed (by a Jesuit priest) to the authorities. I'm not sure I fully believe in the innocence of my ancestor, but the fact that the charges against the man accused of leading the group were dropped by the court does make me a bit suspicious (even though the court in 1902, the Philippines were under US jurisdiction whereas in 1899, the Spanish were still in control (although would lose it that year)). Don Juan's son, Caesar Carballo, has a very interesting history as well, but I add his name here simply for a genelogical reference.

To be honest, I don't even know where to start to unravel this mystery. If anyone has any thoughts, I would appreciate them!

Thanks!

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

2008-08-20 14:40:22Z

My mother is Elizabeth Yangco. She is the daughter of Luis R. Yangco, Jr. and Florencia F. Yangco. She was raised in the sugar central in Victorias. I believe her father ran the milling operations. His sister Maria Paz Yangco was married to Luis Ossorio. They had 5 children who eventually moved to the US and lived in Greenwich CT. I, too, am trying to research the family history on my mother's side of the family because I have reason to believe she was adopted. I have heard she is the half-sister of Ardis Ankerson (Brenda Marshall-former wife of William Holden). None of the Ossorios will speak about it. Yet it is accepted in many circles. Is there anyone who grew up or knew people in the sugar industry in Victorias that might shed some light on who this mysterious Ankerson person is? I think the Ossorio family might be able to tell you something about your family, Ramon Jose. I think the Coscolluelas were a major sugar family in the Philippines. Good luck with your research.

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

lougopal — 2008-08-20 14:37:57Z

I just happened onto to this website and read your notes. Interestingly, my grandfather was Julio Busto from Spain. He came to the Philippines by way of HongKong, living with his aunt & uncle. He married my grandmother, Aurora Zaragoza and had 5 children. Aurora is one of 10 children. I believe one of them was connected to Rebullida's. I was born in Manila and stayed until finishing high school. I'm now retired and living in Seattle, WA. If we have any connection at all, I'd like to stay in touch. I have some ancestry information - perhaps we could share ?

Looking for members of the LABERNADIE Family

2008-08-20 14:35:59Z

Hello I am currently in California one of
the United States of America, and am looking
for members of the Labernadie Family
please e-mail me. Thank you.

AMPARAN/ AMPARA/ AMPARANO

AutyC — 2008-08-20 14:33:50Z

I am searching for information about the Amparan surname- It took me to Andorra- I believe the name when in Andorra was AMPARA or AMPARANO. I am not sure either is correct. Please contact me if this sounds familar! Thanks!
Auty

CARBALLO

2008-08-20 14:32:06Z

Hi there, family!

I'm a Carballo living in sweden, but originally from Cuba.
Bye, family...

Pavel

Looking for relatives

2008-08-20 14:30:02Z

Mi name is Mario Jose Arrue. I was borned in Ponce, Puerto Rico. My parents are Cuban from Santiago de Cuba.

I do not have any family other than my parents and my sister and i always been very anxios to meet relatives.

Re: Alfonso ARRUE

2008-08-20 14:19:41Z

SALVADOR SALAZAR ARRUÉ
-SALARRUÉ-
1899-1975

Hello
What about this actor that was born in El Salvador. Are they also related to us from El Salvador?
Please let me know if that is possible.

Re: Alfonso ARRUE

2008-08-20 14:19:02Z

HI! I am glad to hear from you again. I spoke with my father and he remembers having either an aunt or cousin Inez. I also spoke with my family in Australia. I have an aunt Carmen there and a few other relatives. She is trying to gather more info before I go to Peru. I have an aunt mercedes in Lima. However at some point My grandfather Manuel Arrue ended up in Iquitos. That is where he & my grandmother married.
I am so excited I can't believe we might actually be related!!
:-) I am going to call my family in Peru next week to see what other information I can get. I wish there was a better way for us to communicate. Please send any and all info you can get!!! Hope to hear from you REALLY SOON!
Paola

Re: Alfonso ARRUE

2008-08-20 14:18:00Z

I talked with my mother two days ago, she was born in Celendin and her father died when she was 12. She told me that she remembered a Manuel but she remembered an uncle Manuel Alejandro Arrue she said that he used to live in Comercio Street, so I will try to talk with my family in Peru and ask them for a picture of him so I can send you by internet, but I’m not sure if they have a picture of him, I do remember a picture of his family, but I don’t know if hi was there. well I guess we have the same roots.

Re: Alfonso ARRUE

2008-08-20 10:23:27Z

I wonder if they are related? my grandfathers name is Manuel Arrue and he was born in celendin, cajamarca in 1882. What information do you have maybe there is a relation. I do not have when his parents were born but I am going to Peru to get more info in july. If you already have some info maybe I can connect our trees. I know my grandparents had 13 children some of them died before I was born. what other info do you have

Re: Alfonso ARRUE

2008-08-20 10:22:14Z

I’m in Pa, I born in Bolivia. My second last name is Arrue, so my mother name is Cristina, she is the daughter of Alfonzo Arrue Burga, I know that he had many children’s in the forties and fifties around 32, also I now that he had a brother Carlos that he had around 52 children’s, they lived in a property called la Quinua in Cajamarca Selendin, I Know to, that Alfonso Had a sister Esther she past away in the seventies or early eighties, Esther had a daughter that is living in New Jersey, I don't know her. My mother has a sister Marina That is living in Australia. I met her when I was children. Alfonzo Arrue lived with his parents. I don't now their names but I had a picture of them. Around eight years ago I went to Selendin to find the origin of my family, there a visited their thumbs and I tried to find more, a lady that has a convenience store right beside the principal square, this lady in her seventies maybe eighties toll me that they came from Andorra she said that Alfonzo's mothers name was Inez, but I could not find more then that. I'm thinking in go to Andorra and find there the true of this history. I'm thinking in go there around January or February 2002.

Re: Alfonso ARRUE

2008-08-20 10:21:17Z

I’m in Pa, I born in Bolivia. My second last name is Arrue, so my mother name is Cristina, she is the daughter of Alfonzo Arrue Burga, I know that he had many children’s in the forties and fifties around 32, also I now that he had a brother Carlos that he had around 52 children’s, they were on a property called la Quinua in Cajamarca Selendin, I Know to, that Alfonso Had a sister Esther she past away in the seventies or early eighties, Esther had a daughter that is living in New Jersey, I don't know her. My mother has a sister Marina That is living in Australia. I met her when I was children. Alfonzo Arrue lived with his parents. I don't now their names but I had a picture of them. Around eight years ago, I went to Selendin to find the origin of my family, there a visited their thumbs and I tried to find more, a lady that has a convenience store right beside the principal square, a lady in his seventies maybe eighties toll me that they came from Andorra she said that Alfonzo's mothers name was Inez, but I could not find more of that there. I'm thinking in go to Andorra and find the true of this history. I'm thinking to go there around January or February 2002.

Re: Alfonso ARRUE

2008-08-20 10:19:56Z

I am in florida. I am trying to locate my family tree. I have been able to get up my great grandparent maria mercedes arrue & deogracias arrue. from there nothing. I am interested to know more about what you have located. I was born in peru and I have an uncle named juan arrue that has already passed away. What was your fathers name?

Re: Alfonso ARRUE

2008-08-20 10:19:28Z

What country are you in? I have family members in Peru and Australia too! maybe we know each other. I live in the U.S. right now.

Re: Alfonso ARRUE

2008-08-20 10:18:29Z

Do you know where they ended up. I have a whole family of arrue's in Peru & Australia.

Alfonso ARRUE

2008-08-20 10:17:33Z

Would like to know any information concerning Alfonso Arrue, he left Andorra in the 1920's or 1930's he was 7 years old with his parents, his mother's name was Ines Arrue, Please give any information concerning these two names. Thank you.

Re: Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

2003-02-24 07:50:27Z

Replying to my own post - Even though the Treaty of Paris was not signed until 1899, the US essentially had wrested control of the Philippines from Spain in 1898. Hmm...

Surname SEBASTIA / GUANZOT

2000-08-13 11:03:31Z