Alejandra Aquino Bayala
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| Aug 26, 1948 |
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| Aug 26, 1948 |
This record is on the death of Anastacio Soiza Montanez who passed at the age of 70 in Dos Bocas, Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico. The cause of Anastacio’s death was cardiac arrest. He was already a widower due to his wife’s death; Juana Matos. His death occurred on March 28th, 1944. In 1944 the death…
Below you have the civil registration record with the municipality of Trujillo Alto for Adalberto Rodriguez Betancourt. His father Emilio Rodriguez Betancourt is reporting the birth. Adalberto was born on the 24th of April in 1929. His mother’s name is Juana Betancourt Marquez. I hope his birth record will help others in the family tree…
As I mentioned in my prior post, Round Robin Genealogy, the Betancourt line connection is riddled with mistakes on Ancestry and many group forums. If you follow the source of the tree that Ancestry gives you a leaf on, you’ll notice that it will lead to a continuous loop from one tree to another until…
While the US Civil War led to the freedom of many enslaved people, the same cannot be said for other regions of the Americas. Slavery was completely abolished in Haiti in 1803 and finally in 1822 in current day Dominican Republic thanks to the then Haitian President. However, Puerto Rico was still enslaving many. Many…
Finding enslaved ancestors in some parts of the world is much easier than in the United States. The slaveholders of many Africans and African descents were usually counted as notches in the United States census and records. One pattern that I noticed with countries held by Spain is that that was not the case. While…