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ACOSTA Asuncion 1896-1987

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-21 16:09:11Z

ACOSTA Asuncion 1896-1987

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ACOSTA Manuel A and Dolores T

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-18 13:34:05Z

ACOSTA Manuel A and Dolores T

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ACOSTA Socorro 1887-1952

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-29 15:46:36Z

ACOSTA Socorro 1887-1952

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ACOSTA Carlota 1900-1978

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-06 14:52:54Z

ACOSTA Carlota 1900-1978

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ACOSTA Esther 1919-1994

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-06 14:52:42Z

ACOSTA Esther 1919-1994

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ACOSTA Marcos and Ruth C

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-06 14:19:18Z

ACOSTA Marcos and Ruth C

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Re: Acosta from Cabo Rojo

TatiP5105 — 2009-10-03 20:59:32Z

MY GRANDMA SIDE OF THE FAMILY IS CRUZ-ACOSTA FROM SECTOR FAJARDO LAJAS, PR WHICH IS THE TOWN NEXT TO CABO ROJO. THEY WERE A LARGE FAMILY SHE HAS 11 BROTHERS AND SISTERS WHICH ALL BUT 2 STILL LIVE OUT THERE AND ONE OF HER SISTERS LILLIAN CRUZ LIVES IN CABO ROJO..... THE CRUZ-ACOSTA FAMILY IS AN EXTREMELY LARGE FAMILY WHO DOMINATES IS LAJAS.... MY GRANDA MOTHER WAS ANDREA ACOSTA AND HER FATHER JUSTIFINO CRUZ

DeCORONADO Rosalia ACOSTA 1861-1956

t42RoseHill — 2009-09-30 11:54:05Z

DeCORONADO Rosalia ACOSTA 1861-1956

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Re: Joaquin Enrique Acosta Sr.

MIRORTIZ — 2009-09-29 01:04:43Z

HELLO FAMILIA ACOSTA,

I HAVE OR HAD A AUNT CATAINA ORTIZ. SHE IS MY FATHERS SISTER. HER FULL NAME WOULD BE CATALINA ORTIZ TIRADO.

HOPE WE MADE A CONNECT.

GOOD LUCK.

me1505@myway.com

ACOSTA Vanessa Linnette 1978-2001

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-07 21:16:28Z

ACOSTA Vanessa Linnette 1978-2001

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I'm a Acosta

flygirl72359 — 2009-08-31 14:11:19Z

I lost my father to Cancer he was only 52yrs old. I only know what I've heard about him and speak to some Acosta family member but not sure about the family or ancestor's and I have three children I want to pass information to.

Re: Acosta's... are we all truthly retated?

betalicia — 2009-07-29 18:19:16Z

My name is Betina Acosta. Live in Uruguay.

Anna Bertha Acosta born in or around 1933

jocelyndep — 2009-07-21 01:12:22Z

I am trying to find information on Bertha Acosta (aka Anna Bertha Acosta). She was born on or around 1933 and gave birth in 1967 in Apatzingan, Michoacan. I was told she passed away within a year or so of her son’s birth. Her parent’s names are Manuel Acosta and Ma. Dolores Ruiz.

I am also hoping to find information on the father of Bertha Acosta's son. His name is Enrique Morfin, born on or around 1935. His parent’s names are Arnulfo Morfin and Maria Cisneros.

I have put up queries on the Web in both Spanish and English, and checked the LDS sites as well as countless others. The extended family information above came from Vital Records in Michoacan with a disclaimer of, "We don't have anymore information."

Any other suggestions on how I might find more information on her or Enrique would be greatly appreciated. My family would especially like to pay our respects to Anna Bertha Acosta at her place of rest.

Thank you.

Estoy tratando de encontrar información sobre Bertha Acosta (alias Anna Bertha Acosta). Había nacido en o alrededor de 1933 y dio a luz en 1967 en Apatzingán, Michoacán. Se me dijo que ella falleció en un año o así el nacimiento de sus hijos. Su padres son los nombres de Manuel Acosta y Ma. Dolores Ruiz.

También estoy esperando encontrar información sobre el padre del hijo de Bertha Acosta. Su nombre es Enrique Morfin, nacido en o alrededor de 1935. Sus padres son los nombres de Arnulfo Morfin y Maria Cisneros.

La familia ampliada por encima de la información provino de Registros Vitales en Michoacán, con una cláusula de exención de responsabilidad de, "No tenemos más información".

Cualquier otra sugerencia sobre la forma en que podría encontrar más información sobre ella o Enrique serían muy apreciados. Mi familia sobre todo, deseo rendir homenaje a Anna Bertha Acosta en su lugar de descanso.

Gracias.

FLORES Maria ACOSTA 1892-1991

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-15 18:14:31Z

FLORES Maria ACOSTA 1892-1991

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Atilano Acosta-Mexico to Eagle Pass/San Antonio TX

mymail143 — 2009-06-06 02:50:22Z

I am looking for information related to my Grandfather, Atilano Acosta. He came from Mexico to Eagle Pass TX then to San Antonio. He married Concepcion Menchaca. He passed away in 1939. Any information is greatly appreciated.

ACOSTA Francisco G Jr 1951-

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-10 23:30:33Z

ACOSTA Francisco G Jr 1951-

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Re: Acosta clan philippines

DaniloAcostaLumabas — 2009-04-22 05:32:13Z

Thanks for the information. My mother is Guadalupe Acosta-Lumabas from Calasiao, Pangasinan. Her parents were Bernardo Acosta and Celedonia Ocampo. My lolo's family is actually in Rabon(?), La Union. We have some relations with the Ocampos and the Virays.

Re: Acosta clan philippines

DaniloAcostaLumabas — 2009-04-22 05:30:18Z

Re: Great GrandMother Jesusita Acosta

taniagarcia619 — 2009-03-24 22:38:54Z

Hi, did you ever find anymore information?
My G Grandmother was Anna Maria Acosta

Re: Great GrandMother Jesusita Acosta

taniagarcia619 — 2009-03-24 22:37:27Z

Hi Frances,

Di you ever get any information? My great grandmother was anna maria acosta, orginally from madrid, new mexico and then zacatecas. The whole family moved, except for her father(who died in a mining accident) to Jerez, Zacatecas.

Death of Mr. Manuel Acosta in Mexico

davwayell — 2009-03-21 21:49:03Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Manuel Acosta, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Acosta died in China on August 1, 1933.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Lorenzo Acosta out of Nacogdoches

pajasso — 2009-03-11 20:15:53Z

Guadalupe Arriola my gggrandfather married Theodora Mansolo, sister to Clemente and Telesflora. I am interested in knowing more about the Mansolo's and would like to share information. My email is pjasso@hughes.net.

Re: Acosta Family

bawifey — 2009-03-09 23:24:07Z

My husbands bio father's name is Julio Acosta. But I don't know very much about his father's side... neither does he.

Re: Acosta clan philippines

iyb216 — 2008-12-31 04:39:54Z

my husband family name is acosta, he lives in nueva ecija maybe you are also one of his relatives. some of his relatives lives in Isabela.

Re: Lorenzo Acosta out of Nacogdoches

mareleigh — 2008-12-17 15:36:58Z

I have a concept, If I am correct you are right on about the lineage and where the Acosta's came from, and my concept guides you from Texas straight back to where Lorenzo Acosta was married in Baton Rouge, la in 1823. Now, I cannot email you, so its up to you to give me a shout on the email. I wish I could promise you this is complete, this fits to a tee... mareleigh@yahoo.com

Re: Acosta clan philippines

pviloria — 2008-12-10 05:23:24Z

My grandfather's middle name is also Acosta. He was born in Lingayen, Pangasinan. He however settled in Mangatarem, Pangasinan. His name is Federico Holanday y Acosta. He looked very much like a Spanish mestizo. He was fluent in Spanish. I keep a family tree from me to the previous 5 generations - the line of the Acostas.

ACOSTA Pablo H 1919-1996

t42Moore — 2008-12-09 20:04:22Z

ACOSTA Pablo H 1919-1996

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ACOSTA Ignacia E 1915-1995

t42Moore — 2008-12-09 20:04:12Z

ACOSTA Ignacia E 1915-1995

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ACOSTA Paul V 1979-1998

t42Moore — 2008-12-09 20:03:41Z

ACOSTA Paul V 1979-1998

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Acosta clan philippines

DaniloAcostaLumabas — 2008-12-05 04:35:23Z

Hi, Im Danilo Acosta Lumabas from valenzuela city, philippines. I would just like to inquire about my genealogy, gracing my acosta roots. Im a son of Guadalupe Acosta Lumabas from Calasiao, Pangasinan, fifth of the nine children of Bernardo Acosta of La Union and Celedonia Ocampo of Tarlac. My mother's siblings are the following: Marina Acosta-Montoya (Pangasinan), Alfredo Acosta (+), Lucila Acosta-Israel (Manila), Manuel Acosta (+), (my mother's placeholder), Leticia Acosta (+), Belita Acosta (Pangasinan), Delia Acosta-Cosalan (Baguio) and Teresita Acosta-Hicban (Valenzuela). Please help me to construct our family tree. Your help is very much appreciated. Thank you very much.

Re: looking for family roots

lesleyspcc — 2008-12-02 21:29:21Z

Mantiti, P.R. and Isabel, P.R. the surnames would be SANTANA, SOLER?? DE CRUZ, AND ALAVAREZ.

PROVIDENCIA HAD CHILDREN WITH EMILIO CRUZ?
MIGUEL, FRANK, MARIA-CRUZ

Re: looking for family roots

lesleyspcc — 2008-12-02 21:22:48Z

HELLO sorry it took me so long to contact you back. I would like to ask you more about the names you put. The names are close to the names I know....

Here is a bit of what we know born around 1896,
Providencia Santana, De Cruz ? de Alavarez, y Soler, now it's said maybe her mothers or siters name was FRANCISICA don't know much about last name.

I am told that Emilio Cruz from Isable born around 1900?? died around the 1940's.

Miguel, frank, maria, providencia, francisica, maniti, iasabela, santana, soler?

Alavarez would be the first child that Providencia would riase from ??Raymond?? would be family with Emilio.

Re: looking for family roots

lesleyspcc — 2008-11-05 15:50:22Z

I am looking for Santana's from Maniti or Isabela????
Puerto rico-Providencia Santana (soler, de la cruz???)

Re: looking for family roots

lesleyspcc — 2008-11-05 15:48:37Z

I am looking for my family in P.R. from the 18??'S my great grand mothers name is Providencia Santana-189? and dark colored..... The name Francisia was someone who knew my family but I don't know who she is????, Francisia passed away in P.R. around the 1940'S?? I know of other names like Raymond Alvarez-189?
Emilio Cruz 189?-190?

Re: Lorenzo Acosta out of Nacogdoches

mrs_violet2000 — 2008-09-22 15:42:10Z

I will work on getting the informaiton organized and e-mail it to you.

Re: Lorenzo Acosta out of Nacogdoches

IRMMAR1 — 2008-09-22 10:17:57Z

I too would like info on the Acosta Ariolla Mansola etc out of Nacogdoches. We are from the Martinez line out of Nac. James Martinez son of Antonio & Juana (laura) Martinez m. Kate Ynfante~this is my husbands fathers side. His mother is from the Acosta~Ariolla side..his mother is Rosie Mae Acosta dau of Christine Ariolla & Lee (Lorenzo) Acosta of Nac.
Please let me know what info you need from me. I have some of our tree listed on TRIBAL PAGES website. Thank you,
Irmmar@verizon.net

Re: Lorenzo Acosta out of Nacogdoches

mrs_violet — 2008-09-16 20:20:47Z

I would love to share what I have with you. My great grandmother was an arriola. Her parents were and Arriola and an acosta. e-mail me at mrs_violet2000@yahoo.com and I will send you what I have.

Re: Lorenzo Acosta out of Nacogdoches

lizberger1 — 2008-09-16 15:51:21Z

I also am from the Acosta line in Nacogdoches. One of my grandmothers was Reducinda (or Lucinda) Acosta married to Justo Lorenzo Mansolo (son of Melchior Mansolo who was the son of Tomas Mansolo).

The Mansolo's married with the Arriola family (I believe Telesfora Mansolo married Guadalupe Arriola?) and I believe some married into the Molanders line also.

I would love to have more information about the Acosta line - we know nothing of this grandmother.

I have spoken with a Mr. Arriola who is a barber in Nacogdoches and when the weather cools off he said he would take us to look at the original Mansolo land. I hope his health is still good and we can go soon.

Please e-mail me if you would like to share any info. Thanks. Liz

Hosepha or Josepha Acosta

RAYamavisca — 2008-09-09 16:51:19Z

We are at blank,she married Eliego Amavisca. They where from Mexico,Aquas Clientes Terr. Maricopa Co.Arizona.Teh are my moms,grandparentes,any info,very help full.

Re: Lorenzo Acosta out of Nacogdoches

mrs_violet2000 — 2008-09-08 14:32:03Z

Sounds like we are distantly related. I am related to Frank Acosta who's mother I believe to be Bertha Acosta. My family if from Nacodoches, Tx. I am related thru the Acosta, Arriola, Molanders line.

Re: help on finding roots of acosta

perrofeolucy — 2008-08-24 05:22:13Z

its actually spanish, from the cost of spain or portuegaul,the name is from the french word coste meaning near water or coast. hope this helps.

Re: help on finding roots of acosta

luzaacosta — 2008-07-02 19:40:04Z

Hi CJ,

From what my family has told me about our names it originated from Spain. Our ancestors surnames were De La Costa since they lived and worked on the coast of the Mediterranean. As time passed, and some of the families immigrated further south to Italy it was shortened to Da Costa and during the West Indies colonization to Acosta. I hope this helps you.

Re: where you at?

luzaacosta — 2008-07-02 19:32:03Z

Hi Oscar,

My name is Luz Aurora Acosta, I'm 32 yrs. old and I live in Florida. I'm a first descendant Puerto Rican-American born in the US.

Re: Acostas of Caracas

sasb99 — 2008-04-18 14:25:51Z

My ancestors from Caracas with the surname "Acosta" include Jose Eusebio Acosta Pena (1824-1882). As far as I know, he had 3 offspring: Corrina Acosta (who married Julio Felipe Sarria de Hurtado) and lived in Caracase; Josephina Acosta (who married Thomas Alberto Falcon) and settled in New York City, and Maria Acosta (who married and settled in Peru). Do any of these names sound familiar. Perhaps the 2 brothers you are referring to are siblings of these women or the decendents of these siblings.

Re: Acostas of Caracas

jamatos — 2008-04-16 14:06:09Z

I found that two brothers came from venezuela to pr in last years of 19th century. vicente and felipe. here in pr is a large family of acostas living in the west coast.

San Diego Acosta's

TRACYRICKETTS — 2008-03-07 01:12:32Z

Looking for any info about Jose and Josefina Acosta who lived in National City, CA Jose was born in 1886 and Josefina 1890. They both came from Mex and first settled in El Paso, TX

Acostas of Caracas

sasb99 — 2008-02-22 07:22:22Z

My ancestor lived in Caracas Venezuela during the latter half of the 19th century. If anyone has information regarding Julio Sarria, or Corrina Acosta, Rosa Sarria, or Rosa Acosta, please let me know. Thanks

Acosta and Basquez Families/San Francisco de Conchos/Chihuahua

Ernie_Alderete — 2008-02-19 03:31:42Z

This is what I have on my Acosta and Basquez ancestors from San Francisco de Conchos, and Santa Rosalia de Camargo, Chihuahua.

Of course I'd like to interact with anyone related to me, or researching the same family and area.

19 year-old Jose Pedro Basquez Olguin from San Francisco de Conchos, married 16 year-old Maria Trinidad Acosta Delgado from nearby Santa Rosalia on 8 February 1854 in San Francisco de Conchos.

Their neighboring hometowns are within the same municipality of Camargo, with Santa Rosalia serving as the county seat. Santa Rosalia later being renamed Santa Rosalia de Camargo.

In one document we have Maria Juana Acosta and daughter Maria del Pilar Vasquez de Acosta as being born in the Valle de Zaragoza. This was a name applied to the area in 1864 in honor of General Ignacio Zaragoza who defeated the French forces. Previously, the area was called Pilar de Conchos.

Pilar de Conchos, San Francisco de Conchos and the Conchos River are named after the native Conchos Indians.
There are no known Conchos left. The Spanish enslaved them, and the very few that survived decided to join their neighboring tribe hundreds of years ago, the alike Jumanos who were very friendly with them.

This might be the kind of Indian Maria del Pilar Vasquez was, and that we retain in our mtDNA.

I have not found Maria Trinidad Acosta’s birth record, but suspect her complete name was Maria Juana de la Trinidad Acosta Delgado.
If Maria Trinidad was 16 years old at the time of her marriage as her wedding record indicates, that would give us a birth year for her of 1838. Pedro was born three years before her.

Pedro’s father was Eugenio Basquez who was 25 years old when he married Maria Guadalupe Olguin on May 25, 1821 in San Francisco de Conchos.
Maria Guadalupe was also born in the same town.

Eugenio and Maria Guadalupe had many children over a long stretch of years, starting perhaps with Francisco de Pablo Vicente Basquez Olguin on April 20, 1822 in San Francisco de Conchos, followed nine months later by Maria Jesus de los Dolores Basques Olguin on January 19, 1823 in San Francisco de Conchos.

Then came Maria Josefa Blasa Basquez Olguin on February 3, 1830 in San Francisco de Conchos, and Maria Josefa Biviana Basquez Olguin on December 2, 1831 in San Francisco de Conchos, then almost exactly a year later came Jose Guadalupe Basques Olguin on December 13, 1832 in San Francisco de Conchos.

Next came our direct ancestor, Jose Pedro Basquez Olguin on January 21, 1835 in San Francisco de Conchos.
And finally twenty years after their first child, Jose Ysidro Rito Basques Olguin who was baptized May 22, 1842 in Santa Rosalia.
Eugenio Basquez’s parents were Feliciano Vasquez Dominguez and Ana Josefa Fonseca Flores, who were born around 1785 in San Francisco de Conchos.

Feliciano’s parents were Juan Antonio Vasquez born in the 1760s in San Francisco de Conchos, and Barbara Romana Dominguez who was born on March 3, 1762, barely across the border from Chihuahua in Villa Ocampo, Durango.

Ana Josefa Fonseca’s parents were Domingo Fonseca and Josefa Flores born in the 1760s in San Francisco de Conchos.
Maria Trinidad Acosta’s parents seem to be Pedro Acosta, perhaps of Santa Rosalia and Felipa Delgado, perhaps of Meoqui.

All this data needs further research and corroboration, but I am reasonably confident that they will stand the test.

There’s a new project at Family Tree devoted to mtDNA Haplogroup B2.
B2 is one of the four major matrilineal Native American lineages.
And the only one that stretches across the Pacific Ocean to embrace Polynesia and areas as far a field as Madagascar.

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This project is one humble step in that direction. A shout at the Eurocentric Genetic establishment, that we’re not white, but we matter, we want our ancestry researched, too.

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My maternal (Rodriguez, Contreras, Montoya, Acosta, Porras, Vasquez, Serecedes, Cobos, Corral, Olguin, Gallardo, Robeldo, Najera, Suares, Caballero, Gutierrez, Caro, Aranda) home page:

http://www.genealogy.com/users/a/l/d/Ernie-Alderete-Monterey...

My paternal (Romo, Ramirez, Gonzales, Ybarra, Rodriguez, Veles, Rangel, Moctezuma) homepage:

http://www.genealogy.com/users/a/l/d/Ernie-Alderete/

My Moctezuma DNA Project:
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/moctezuma

My Alderete DNA Project:
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My Moctezuma Forum:
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Re: Lorenzo Acosta out of Nacogdoches

sarah4watkins — 2008-02-14 21:55:38Z

I am new to this and thinking of signing up. My last name is Acosta. My father's name is Daniel Adam Acosta who was born in Cuba when his parents lived there as missionaries. His father's name was Primativo Acosta (minister) and his mothers name was Elizabeth Luella __(?)____. I will try to fill that blank in later. My father who is 82 is still living today, so if anyone would like to find out any information that may possible relate to him, please let me know and I will try to get answers from him. He also has 3 siblings (Salomie - passed away several years ago; Eunice who resides in the San Bernadina Valley in CA; and David who disappeared years ago). If anyone out there has any news of my Uncle David I'd love to hear it. My grandmother looked for him for years.

Re: Lorenzo Acosta out of Nacogdoches

jwbrf1 — 2007-12-18 16:20:31Z

Lorenzo Julian ACOSTA Jr.

Birth 8 January 1797 - Valenzuela Settlement (Donaldsonville),AP,Louisiana Baptism 19 January 1797 Valenzuela Settlement(Donaldsonville),AP,Louisiana

Parents
Lorenzo ACOSTA Sr., Sr. 1764-1825
Juana HERNANDEZ 1758-1813

Spouse
Married 19 February 1816
Plattenville,Assumption Parish,Louisiana, to
Maria Manuela Manuela Guilfou 1798-1855,

Children
Lorenzo ACOSTA III, III 1817
Laurent ACOSTA 1817
Julien Nicanor ACOSTA 1818
Valentin Toussaint ACOSTA 1819
Carmelite Achille ACOSTA 1820
Andre Leon ACOSTA 1821
Augustine Eleonore ACOSTA 1824
Jeanne Marie ACOSTA 1827
Paul Dominique ACOSTA 1828
Raymond ACOSTA 1831-1834
Marie Antonia ACOSTA 1833
Hypolite Paul ACOSTA

Siblings
Maria Augustine ACOSTA 1789
Nicholasa ACOSTA 1792
Ramon Agustin ACOSTA 1794
Lorenzo Julian Julian ACOSTA Jr., Jr. 1797
Manuela ACOSTA 1799
Sebastiana ACOSTA
Angela Augustina ACOSTA 1814
Manuela Acosta 1787

My lineage came from Ramon Agustin ACOSTA who was married 9 September 1816, Plattenville,Assumption Parish,Louisiana, to Antonia Francisca Juncal (Oncal).
Their daughter Octavine Marcelline ACOSTA married into the Vegas family and then descended to the Louviere's and Warner's.

I hope all this will help.
John