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ALCOCER Carmen M 1936-1989

t42MountOlivet — 2009-12-20 23:43:53Z

ALCOCER Carmen M 1936-1989

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Re: Looking for names beyond grandparents

MARINAALCOCER — 2009-12-17 12:58:53Z

WHAT OTHER NAME DID ANTHONY ALCOCER GO BY?

Re: Looking for names beyond grandparents

redc4 — 2009-10-20 06:18:51Z

There was an Alcocer clan from Zacatecas....I believe the name of the town was Jalpa. Check with the index records of the church of Latter Day Saints.

Re: Looking for names beyond grandparents

2005-04-05 04:23:40Z

Hi, My name is Angelique Alcoser Harris. My father's name is Robert Estrada Alcoser, his father's name was Pedro Alcoser and my grandmother's name is Carlota Estrada Alcoser. From San Antonio Texas

Re: Looking for names beyond grandparents

lvstealth1 — 2004-09-29 08:57:34Z

Very nice job sounds great if you are who i think you are.

Re: Looking for names beyond grandparents

lvstealth1 — 2004-09-29 08:52:02Z

My mother is Alcoser her family did come from Mexico im not sure if i can help but all the alcoser family live in san antonio they grew up in smaller towns south of san antonio I believe there were three brothers who came to the USA and two sisters stayed in mexico. FOR THE RECORD MY LAST NAME IS GONZALES if i can help just drop me a line Email

Re: Looking for names beyond grandparents

2003-04-09 19:24:01Z

The Alcocer's came from El Pueblo de Alcocer in Spain. An Alcocer, Juan Colon de Alcocer landed in Peru in 1634 with the Vasquez expedition. The Vasquez expedition made it to Mexico City on or about 1638, thus the name Alcocer came to Mexico. It was customery in Spanish cultures that servants would acquire in batism the name of their master. The name Alcocer was adopted by may indigious people without direct decendance to Spain. Though, their was many decendants of the original Conquistadores who had children bore by the indigious population and acquired the surname. The Alcocer is over 2000 years old, dating back to the Visigogs where it originated. There are Spanish kings which are part of a line of "Alcocer." Most book treat the name Alcocer as a name of origin from the old Spanish customs.

Hope this will help.

My father's side of the family

2001-08-14 23:20:06Z

I'm looking for any information regarding my grandfather's family, his name was Jose Alcocer, and was borne in Tacna Peru, in 1900 (I think) and died in 1970 in Santiago-Chile.

Looking for names beyond grandparents

2000-02-08 14:16:55Z

I am looking for anyone who may be related to the Alcocer side of my family. My grandmother was Anita Gonzalas Alcocer, she was married to Anthony Alcocer. She comes from Zacateca , Mexico., but lived most her life in Houston. I would like to find out more about her husbands side, especially his parents names, and beyond.I think his father was Mucio.Alcocer I hope to find out for sure, and where they were from. Some of my relatives spell the name Alcoser.Any onfo would be helpful.