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The surnames connected to the Babilonia family on Puerto Rico include:
Acevedo, Alvarez, Arocho, Arroyo, Barreto, Caban, Cardona, Carive, Charneco, Cordero, Cruz, Deines, Deliz, Efrese, Esteve, Estrella, Felicano, Ferriera, Ferrer, Font, Fort, Franquis, Galarza, Garcia, Gonzalez, Hernandez del Rio, Hernandez, Hidalgo, Holandesa, Iturrino, Kleibring, Lassalle, Loperena, Lopez de Segura, Lorenzo de Acevedo, Lugo, Matias, Medina, Mendez, Mercado, Miranda, Muniz, Nieves, Nunez, Ortega, Ortiz, Perez de Gerena, Polanco, Quinones, Quintana, Ramos, Ramirez, Retamar, Rivas, Rodriguez, Romero, Ronda, Rosado, Salinas, Sanchez, Santiago, Segui, Serrano, Silva, Sosa, Soto, Sotomayor, Suarez, Talavera, Torres, Vale, Valentin, Van Derdys, Vega, Velazquez, Velez and Vives.
Many names, many people, many places. Let me know how you connect!
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Ellen - Nice to meet you electronically. I am researching my wife's side of the family from Moca/San Sebastian. I have confirmed information on Higinio Gonzalez de la Cruz Santiago (abt 1807 - ?)and his wife Concepcion Mendez Gonzalez (Abt 1810 - 1886. Apparently Higinio's parents were Francisco Gonzalez and Rosalia Santiago while Concepcion's parents were Antonio Santiago and Maria Soto. Let me know if you have any interesting information that you can share. Thanks - Max Padro (padro@att.net)
Hi Max,
thanks so much for writing! I have a bit more to add to the parents lines: Francisco Gonzalez was Francisco Gonzalez de la Cruz y Perez de Gerena b.1778, hl Francisco Gonzalez de la Cruz y Menendez & Ana Perez de Gerena y Vasquez, and his wife was Rosalia Santiago Soto (ca 1777-1865, Capa, Moca). She was the daughter of Antonio Santiago and Maria de Soto. They had at least 11 children. Although I spell out the names completely, it's for convenience's sake, as they will appear in documents in much more abbreviated form. Let me know if you're interested in joining SAMocanos on Yahoo Groups. Hope this helps, Saludos, Ellen
My great grandparents were from Moca. Maximino Gonzalez Loperena and Emilia Hidalgo Babilonia. I've only been able to find them listed in 1920 census. I heard that Maximino's brother was mayor of Moca but do not know his name
My great grandparents were from Moca. Maximino Gonzalez Loperena and Emilia Hidalgo Babilonia. I've only been able to find them listed in 1920 census. I heard that Maximino's brother was mayor of Moca but do not know his name
Hi wow Ibn looking fir my Dad's , family for almost ever .
My Father ,had a Sister named Emilia Hidalgo Babilonia . Also A Son , Rafael
Emillia , lived in Brooklyn NY. She was my Aunt . From my Dad's , side she was his Sister .
Hola Jacqueline!
Thanks for reaching out-
Maxmino Gonzalez Loperena was married twice- to Francisca Rivera (2 children) and to Emilia Hidalgo Babilonia.
Emilia b. 1896 was the daughter of Pelegrina Babilonia Caban (1872-1952) + Laureano Hidalgo Acevedo (1870) (at least 8 children). Laureano worked on farms, selling wood and as a carpenter. He was the son of Polonio Hidalgo Jimenez (ca 1845-bef 1890) & Agustina Acevedo Gonzalez (ca 1850-bef 1890)
Thanks for reading the blog- please check out an updated version of this post, Tree Climbing With DNA Cousins: https://latinogenealogyandbeyond.com/blog/tree-climbing-dna-cousins-family-across-several-continents/
Mil gracias,
Ellen
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