FAMILIA ARRIOLA
Historia y Genealogia
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Jim
5:08 PM on September 8, 2019
Greetings. I came across your Facebook group and understand you do genealogical research and trace family trees for a reasonable price. Can you assist me please.
I need to trace my Colombian family roots back to Europe for purposes of establishing citizenship. My mother's family is from Cartagena Colommbia and the surrounding area in Bolivar district, (apellidos: SIERRA BOSSA). I can trace my line back to ca. 1880's, to my 4 great grandparents (VARGAS BOSSA, AVILA SIERRA). But I have not been able to find any earlier information via the limited online resources..
It seems obvious that we have roots back to Espana, but I've been told that BOSSA (may be mispelled form of BOSA) is *Italian* and rumors are that my grandfather is part Italian. I've also read family papers that suggest we may have emigrated from Portugal, but I can't confirm this.
Please let me now how you can help me and what you charge for your services.
Regards,
J
I need to trace my Colombian family roots back to Europe for purposes of establishing citizenship. My mother's family is from Cartagena Colommbia and the surrounding area in Bolivar district, (apellidos: SIERRA BOSSA). I can trace my line back to ca. 1880's, to my 4 great grandparents (VARGAS BOSSA, AVILA SIERRA). But I have not been able to find any earlier information via the limited online resources..
It seems obvious that we have roots back to Espana, but I've been told that BOSSA (may be mispelled form of BOSA) is *Italian* and rumors are that my grandfather is part Italian. I've also read family papers that suggest we may have emigrated from Portugal, but I can't confirm this.
Please let me now how you can help me and what you charge for your services.
Regards,
J
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Michael Carter
1:41 PM on September 4, 2016
The inscription on the ciborium reads (translated from English to Spanish)
Given by Pedro Ochoa de Priola, priest of Arriola, pray for his soul
Given by Pedro Ochoa de Priola, priest of Arriola, pray for his soul
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Michael Carter
1:37 PM on September 4, 2016
Hello,
Do you know anything about Pero Ochoa who was priest at Arriola in the early 16th century.
I've found he mentioned on the inscription of an early 16th-c century ciborium.
Many thanks
Do you know anything about Pero Ochoa who was priest at Arriola in the early 16th century.
I've found he mentioned on the inscription of an early 16th-c century ciborium.
Many thanks
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Max Ezequiel Gimenez Arriola
11:38 PM on July 3, 2016
Hola, queria felicitarte por este gran trabajo que hiciste, yo soy de apellido Arriola también, vivo en Argentina y no se que probabilidades existan de que seamos descendientes de la misma familia, pero en caso de que yo sea parte de esta gran familia, no me queda mas que decir gracias por esta gran investigaion que hiciste y orgulloso de ser Arriola.
Abrazos desde Buenos Aires,
Abrazos desde Buenos Aires,
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Laia Pérez de Olaguer Taltavull
4:23 PM on May 2, 2015
Hola, felicidades por este gran trabajo. Soy Laia Pérez de Olaguer Taltavull, hija menor de Gonzalo Pérez de Olaguer Moreno, fruto de su segundo matrimonio. Mi padre es nieto de Luis Pérez Samanillo. Estoy reconstruyendo el genograma, y justo encuentro toda esta información. Es maravilloso ver como alcanzo información respecto a mis tatarabuelos! Muchas gracias. Laia
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Antonio Fernández
6:45 PM on August 7, 2014
(sigue). Si contacta conmigo, se la envío por e mail. Un saludo. Antonio.
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Antonio Fernández
6:41 PM on August 7, 2014
Hola, tengo una foto con texto de un semanario de Manila de 1902. En ella sale el aserradero de su familia en Manila y los nombres de Rafael Pérez y José Arriola que creo que son antepasados suyos
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Jorge Zamanillo
7:46 PM on February 23, 2014
Hello,
My great grandparents were Zamanillos from Spain. I am trying locate any information on the family name.
Great job you have done with your genealogy. I can trace my mom's Hernandez side back to the canary islands, since I still have cousins there, but no luck with Zamanillos on the mainland. They left to Cuba in the late 1800s and I'm not certain what region they were from.
Jorge
My great grandparents were Zamanillos from Spain. I am trying locate any information on the family name.
Great job you have done with your genealogy. I can trace my mom's Hernandez side back to the canary islands, since I still have cousins there, but no luck with Zamanillos on the mainland. They left to Cuba in the late 1800s and I'm not certain what region they were from.
Jorge
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mari angeles
7:10 AM on February 6, 2013
buenos dias martin soy mari angeles, hija de isabel arriola gil,te estoy muy agradecida por la pagina que has echo de mi familia,y ver a mis abuelos y antepasados,gracias
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Roberto Sylianteng
10:29 AM on July 23, 2012
Congratulations on your website.
I am looking for architectural images, details, documents, stories fit for a museum in the Perez Samanillo Building (now renamed as First United Building ), 413 Escolta Street, Manila.
These details can hopefully be used in restoration of some destroyed details.
I am looking for architectural images, details, documents, stories fit for a museum in the Perez Samanillo Building (now renamed as First United Building ), 413 Escolta Street, Manila.
These details can hopefully be used in restoration of some destroyed details.
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