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Anthony P. Pico Jr - Mahoning County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-28 16:29:53Z

BOARDMAN – Anthony P. Pico Jr., 82, passed away Wednesday morning at the Cleveland Clinic.

“Tony” was born on Aug. 17, 1929, in Youngstown, Ohio the son of Verna V. (Hatala) and Anthony P. Pico Sr., and lived most of his life in Campbell, Ohio.

He was a 1947 graduate of Campbell Memorial High School and attended Youngstown College.

In 1951, he was drafted and served as a M.P. where he was eventually stationed in Germany from March of 1951, until March of 1953.

Prior to entering the service, he worked in the Mill and later became an insurance agent for American General for approximately 10 years after leaving the service.

He met his wife, the former Christa Maria Schäffner, while he was stationed in Germany and they married in June of 1953.

He founded the Acme Bonding Agency in 1964, with his partner and the company is still in existence after 48 years.

He was a member of the American Legion in Campbell, Ohio the VFW in Ft. Myers, Fla., a member of St. Lucy Church and its Men’s Society.

Tony was a gift. Anyone who ever knew him remembered him. His personality was infectious, in a good way. Whether he was playing cards with his buddies at the VFW, cooking at various functions, at home watching a sporting event or discussing politics, he never held back his feelings. You knew when Tony was around.

“As a kid, I thought my Dad was the Mayor or the President – he knew everyone and everyone knew him.”

Tony was a simple man but was incessant when it involved the things he loved. He never shied away from his passion for gambling (if there was an All-American Team, he would have been on it) or making spaghetti sauce from the tomatoes he grew (he was a fabulous, self-taught cook).
He loved watching the Indians, Browns or Red Devils football, he put his heart and soul into it.

Tony and Chris loved their winter home in Ft. Myers where they spent the last 32 years.

“We were always sad to see them leave in January of each year, but like the winter birds, they would always return in May, just in time to celebrate Mother’s Day.”

He truly loved his hometown of Campbell, Ohio and made everyone he knew know just how proud he was to have lived here and raised his family.

He was the best friend, loyal to the bitter end and died having no regrets.

He will be sadly missed by his wife, Chris; they would have been married for 59 years; his children, Pat, Polly (Bill) Dobich and Kathy (Gary) Gulu; five grandchildren, Aaron (Danielle), Lorrin, Leslie, Anthony and Angelo; and a brother, Rick (Kathy) Pico from Chicago.

He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Steve, who passed away in 1998.

Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. on Monday at the Wasko Funeral Home in Campbell and at 1:30 p.m. at the Christ the Good Shepherd at St. Lucy Catholic Church

The Pico family has entrusted their loved one to the care of the Wasko Funeral Home and will receive friends on Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m.

Visit www.waskofamily.com to view this obituary and to send the Pico family condolences.

Re: Pico family

Nicole_r_jones527 — 2012-02-23 23:48:51Z

Hi Helene,

Candelaria Pico and Frank Lessett were my great-great grandparents. I don't know a lot about Candelaria, but can tell you that they had several daughters and I think 1 son. Their daughter Mary was my great grandmother, who married John Alegria. They lived at the Alegria ranch just north of Santa Barbara, where I live. Mary died in 1987 at the age of 84. Let me know if you have other info.

PICO Susan "Sue" Satow 1951-2011

Lace_Lynch — 2011-07-29 14:00:13Z

NILES, Ohio - Susan Pico, 59, passed away on Wednesday, July 27, 2011, at 9 a.m. at her home, following a lengthy illness.

Susan was born on Aug. 27, 1951, in Rochester, Pennsylvania, (Beaver County) and grew up in East Liverpool, Ohio (Columbiana County) where she graduated from St. Aloysuis Grade School and later from East Liverpool High School in 1969.
Susan then attended Kent State University and later graduated from Youngstown State University with a degree in Finance.

Professionally, Susan enjoyed a successful career as a commercial lender and bank executive for various area banking institutions.
After a 26 year career in banking, she opened her own financial advising business, which served local residents and attorneys.
Later she served as the Executive Director of Senior Rights and Advocacy in Warren, Ohio.

Susan was also a devoted volunteer who belonged to and served on the boards of numerous organizations such as Warren Junior Woman’s League, The Solace Center, The Warren-Trumbull County Library Association (Stiff Museum), Federated City Women, and Federated Democratic Women of Ohio.

She was also involved as the scorekeeper and “Team Mom” for her daughter’s softball teams. She was a constant motivating force for her daughter and her teammates, especially during Valley Extreme Red’s 2007 PONY National Title, and John F. Kennedy’s 2008 Regional Championship and State final four appearance.

Susan is survived by her husband, Atty. John (Jack) Pico; her daughter, Rachel Pico; her mother, Delores Satow of East Liverpool, Ohio (her father, Raymond Satow is deceased); her sisters, Amy (Tom) Scheehle and Barbara Imes; her mother-in-law, Nancy (Elaine) Rankin; and 12 nieces and nephews.

The family will receive friends and family from 4 to 8 p.m. Sunday, July 31, 2011 at the Roberts Clark Funeral Chapel,
180 Garfield Drive NE Warren, OHIO

A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Monday, Aug. 1, 2011, at St. Mary’s Church preceded by closing prayers to be said at 9:20 a.m. at the Lane Funeral Homes, Roberts Clark Chapel

The family requests that memorial contributions be made to MVI Hospice Care in Susan’s name.

Family and friends may visit www.lanefuneralhomes.com to view this obituary and send condolences.

http://www.vindy.com/news/tributes/2011/jul/29/susan-pic/

Re: Alice Pico 1863-1944

snocat1 — 2011-07-22 05:46:30Z

Marina... well, maybe we are cousins since it has now been 2 yrs. since your post to me...lol I think I will look you up on facebook and see if you are there.

Re: Pio Pico, Last Mex. Gov. of Calif.

mariahdugo — 2010-08-03 18:31:25Z

Hi Talia,
My name is Maria Verdugo and I am the daughter of Art (Punky) and Trini Verdugo. My grandmother Adeline (Della) is your grandmothers sister.

I don't know if you have heard but there is a Pico-Verdugo Family Reunion being planned for August 21, 2010 at Carbon Canyon Park in Brea, CA. Please share this info with your family. I hope you all can make it!

You can also find alot of the family on Facebook there is a Pio Pico page.

Maria

Re: Pio Pico, Last Mex. Gov. of Calif.

Lisette914 — 2010-06-17 00:48:54Z

Hi,

I am told my family is related as well. My Grandmother was a Zumaya but her mother is a Romero and, if memory serves correctly, there is some relation to Pio Pico and the Juaneno Indians. The more I look, the more confused I get with all of these names. Any info you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Alice Pico 1863-1944

ochog — 2009-07-30 01:04:34Z

Hi, my name is Maria and I have been searching for information on Solomon Maria Pico, he is my great great grandfather. I read several accounts that he was a bandit and fled to Baja California to escape from american justice. He had a son (Jose Murillo Pico) with his mistress Salustiana Murillo. Jose M. Pico is my great grandfather and the father of my grandfather Andres Romero Pico. My lineage is mainly on the mexican side. I have been to Familysearch.org and to the Pico website for rest of the family history. I wanted to know what he may have looked like. Thank you.

Re: Major Pico

Sum12remember — 2009-07-09 19:41:39Z

Hey I did a search on the internet....quite a famous guy...do google search , wikapedia has a nice write up on him....good luck!

Re: Major Pico

Sum12remember — 2009-07-09 19:36:41Z

Ed I don't know how my name became attached to the above but what war was he in...Major and all, any details? I may be able to give you hints or help some... Donna

Re: Major Pico

edwardrwatkins — 2009-07-09 15:38:30Z

Your reply is the only response that I received regarding Andres Pico.
Ed

Re: Major Pico

Sum12remember — 2009-07-09 05:30:41Z

Did you ever receive an answer to your question about Major Pico? I am searching for information on him also. I have a newspaper clipping that tells about his daughter marrying someone of whom he didn't approve, but I can't find anything else about him.

Re: Alice Pico 1863-1944

MarinaTidwell — 2009-06-25 18:21:39Z

Hi Cat,
I have not looked at the message boards in years, until just this last Sunday!
Hmmm. . .great minds thinking alike? lol
Frank, Rudolph and Tristan William Pico would have been my great grandfather Frank Carpenter's cousins.
This is my line:
1. John Carpenter m. Graciela Jaramilla
2. Frank Carpenter m.Otilia Ortega
3.Grace Carpenter m. Charles Curtis
4. Frank Curtis (my dad)
5. se moi

And you are this?
1. John Carpenter m. Graciela Jaramilla
2. Alice Carpenter m.Francisco Pico
3.Rudolph Pico m ?
4. a great grandparent
5. a grandparent
6. your dad or mom
7. You

I think that makes us maybe 4th cousins, 3 times removed. Heck, I dunno.
Where are you in your research? I have some interesting stuff on our shared ancetor John Carpenter's dad Lemuel. Nothing much on Graciela.
Write when you have the time. Nice to hear from ya, cousin!

Re: Alice Pico 1863-1944

dcc125 — 2009-06-24 23:09:27Z

Marina,

Hello, I hope you are still here as it has been sometime since your posting. I do know that Alice married Francisco Solomon Pico, they bore 3 children; Frank, Rudolph and Tristan William Pico or Guierrmo William Pico. Rudolph is my line and my great great grandfather. I would love to make contact as we are cousins it appears.... lol WOW you may be the first connection I have found in all these years.

Peace
Cat

Robert Jackson Pico

nighthawkohio1 — 2009-04-16 04:11:36Z

Looking for info on Robert Jackson Pico b abt 1877 in KY or IN, not sure which, lived in Indiana around 1930, wife named Anna. Unknown where he died. Need info on wife or children...Any help appreciated.

Adeilade Jessie Amaral

Jonsey65 — 2008-10-29 05:14:15Z

Hi,
Does anyone do research on Pico Island ancestors. My grandmother had a twin named Emily and several other brothers and sisters that all came to California,thru Ellis Island.

1863 - Capt. Jose Ramon PICO, Civil War company of native Californians

danderup — 2008-10-14 15:31:49Z

Am not related. May be of interest to someone who is. I have no further info.

Vern D
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>>WEDNESDAY, 29 JULY 1863<<

PERSONAL -- Capt. Jose Ramon PICO, whose company of native Californians enlisted under the order for the raising of a battalion for active service, are now in camp at the Presidio, has been sojourning in this city during the past few days, having in view an increase of his company, now numbering about 60.

Re: PICO

wfmartinsusie1 — 2008-01-16 07:44:09Z

Thank you Ricky. That is probably where my grandmother, Lucy, got her name, Maria de la luz erlinda. Lucy's mother, Leonora, was Pico who married and Osuna. I don't know, however, who Leonora's parents were. My mother is 86 but really can't remember anything in particular except that leonora was the grandniece of Pio Pico. If you have ever heard of leonora in your research, please let me know.
thank you,
susie martin

obit - Mervin Joseph PICO, 1924 CA. - 2006 CA.

LorraineGilmer02 — 2006-06-27 15:27:37Z

(not related - for board info only)

Pico, Mervin Joseph

Mervin Joseph Pico, 82, of Ontario, passed away June 23, 2006 at his home. He was born on March 26, 1924 in Los Alamos, California. He is survived by his four daughters, Linda Anne Trujillo of Whittier, CA, Barbara Rae Nelson of Ontario, CA, Karon P. Coplen of Phoenix, AZ and Sharon Epperson of Cabot, AK. He is also survived by his sisters, Concha Carrole , Kate Drum, Gladys Drum, all of Los Alamos, CA and brother, Richard Pico of Santa Maria, CA. In addition, 10 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren also survive him. He was a devoted husband and father. Visitation will be held on Wednesday, June 28, 2006 at Funeraria Del Angel Griffith Mortuary, Chino from 5 to 8 p.m. Funeral service will be held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 6726 Chino Ave., Chino, CA 91710, starting at 10 a.m. with a brief viewing after the service. Burial will follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Covina. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be sent in Mervin's memory to All American Hospice, 2627 S. Waterman Ave., Suite E., San Bernardino, CA 92408. Funeraria Del Angel Griffith Mortuary in charge of arrangements, 13002 Central Ave., Chino, CA 91710 (909) 628-2329.
Published in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on 6/27/2006.

JACK AND ANNA PICO INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

nighthawkohio1 — 2006-03-31 01:37:25Z

Looking for info on wife of Jack Pico or Peko, Anna McIntosh. They probably married abt 1920. She was born 1878 in INdiana but lived in Berrien Co, Michigan during early 1900's. She was married first to Omar Ludy and had 7 children by him: Harry b 1895, Esther b 1897, Mamie b 1899, Isabelle b 1902, Lenard b 1904, Dora b 1906 and Ruby b 1908. Unknown if she had children by Jack Pico/Peko. She is listed in 1945 on her brother's obit as Mrs. Jack Peko of INdianapolis, IND. I am unable to find anything on her under either spelling.....anyone with any info or ideas please let me know.....Blessings, Chris in Ohio

looking for Linda pico aka linda alexander

angellorr4 — 2006-03-28 07:15:37Z

hi its me angela you can reach me a angellorr4@sbcglobal.net love to hear from you

Senora Maria Isabel PICO OBIT

Fireskye11 — 2005-11-18 02:44:40Z

San Luis Obispo Pioneer (September 1869)
Monday September 6,1869 Vol. 2 # 35

Death Of A Venerable Lady.-Senora Maria Isabel PICO died a few days since, in Castroville, at the age of 98. She was the wife of Dolores PICO, who came to California in the last century, and the two were the parents of ancestors of all the Picos in the northern part of the State.-Six sons and seven daughters, including Antonio Maria PICO, who died four month ago, grew to manhood and woman hood. The
daughters married into the CASTRO, AVILA, FELIS, BEJUR, VILLA, PORNBER and BERNAL families. Dolores PICO was the brother of the ancestor of the Southern Picos; his wife was nearly related to the VALLEJOS, COTOS, and HUGOS. She leaves more than a hundred descendants to mourn her death, and probably a thousand relatives who can easlily trace relationship to her by blood or marriage.

Re: PICO

RicTro — 2005-04-05 20:02:52Z

Hello~

Do you have any direct info on Pico family? The info I have on Pico line is:

Mazzi Pio Pico>Pio Pico I>Pio Pico II>Santiago de la Cruz Pico>Jose Miguel Pico.

Your reply would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Ricky Romero

Re: PICO

RicTro — 2005-04-05 20:02:52Z

Hello~

I got the line from worldconnect.rootsweb. I was not able to contact the person who have the info about the line. I do not know if the lineage has been documented. I am collecting all the info before I have the chance to investiage the documents.

Thanks for the info to contact Dr. Howard Holter.

Ricky

Re: PICO

RicTro — 2005-04-05 20:02:52Z

Hello~

No, I do not have any knowledge yet. Perhaps there is. I will let you know if I find any valuable information.

Thanks,

Ricky

Re: PICO

RicTro — 2005-04-05 20:02:52Z

Hello again~

Here is more information I found from a line I found from rootsweb.

One reference said that Santiago Pico's father was Pio Pico who was born either in New Spain or Spain.

The original line is Count "Mazzi" Pio Pico born in Italy in 1600.> Pio Pico b. 1628 in Spain> Pio Pico II b. 1657 in Spain> Pio Pico III born in 1690 Spain/New Spain. His son Santiago Pico was born in 1733 in New Spain/Mexico.

Santiago de La Cruz Pico married Maria Jacinta Vastida and had seven children.

One of the seven children were Jose Miguel Pico. I am descended from him. Jose Miguel Pico married Ma Casilda (y Bojorguez) Sinoba/Sinova. They had a daughter Maia Clara Pico. Maia married Juan Silvereste Olivas. They had a daughter named Maria de la Luz (y Pico) Olivas. My ggg grandfather Apolinario P. (y Cota) Romero married Maria de La Luz (y Pico) Olivas. (In some references Apolinario married to a different woman, and it hasn't been proved) From Apolinario and Maria they had a son named Martin Romero. The line came from there, Stanley Romero, Christopher Cuevas Romero, Christopher A. Romero, and then me.

May this information help your research.

Ricky

Re: Pico

RicTro — 2005-04-05 20:02:52Z

hello~

I am wondering if you have any info on Pio Pico's grandfather, Felipe Santiago de la Cruz Pico and beyond? Your reply would be appreicated. Thanks.

Ricky Romero

Pico family

2004-09-15 01:44:24Z

Aloha,
my name is Helene and I am looking for information about
Candelaria Pico born about 1881 believe in Santa Barbara,
California. She was married to one Frank Lessett. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Obit. Endiolina C. Pico

KayRomubio — 2004-06-01 00:34:05Z

April 2, 1940-May 8, 2003

Endiolina C. Pico, 63, of San Diego died Thursday. She was born in Roxas City, Philippines, and was a homemaker.

Survivors include her husband, Delfin; daughters, Delina and Mayla of San Diego and Lani, Feny and Perlita of the Philippines; sons, Eduardo, Ismael and Norlito of the Philippines; sisters, Mila and Clarita of the Philippines; and 19 grandchildren.

Visitation: 2 to 8 p.m. today, tomorrow and Monday, Humphrey Mortuary, 753 Broadway, Chula Vista.

Interment: 1 p.m. Tuesday, Glen Abbey Memorial Park, 3838 Bonita Road, Bonita.
Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 5/10/2003.
(volunteer submission)

Obit. Catherine Anne Pico

KayRomubio — 2004-05-25 02:22:08Z

Feb. 13, 1946-Jan. 9, 2004

Catherine Anne Pico, 57, of the Rincon Indian Reservation died Friday. She was born in Detroit and was a bartender at Truly Yours Restaurant in Escondido. She served in the Navy during the Vietnam War. She was a member of Women of the Moose, Lodge 1874 in Escondido and American Legion Post 149 in Escondido. Survivors include her husband, Lawrence Pico; daughters, Barbara Allen and Dianna West of Valley Center; father, Wesley Walton of Escondido; brothers, Brian Walton of El Cajon and Bertram Walton of Romeoville, Ill.; stepdaughter, Elizabeth Pico of Oceanside; and four grandchildren. Services: 4 p.m. tomorrow, Community Lutheran Church, 3575 E. Valley Parkway, Escondido.
Arrangements: California Funeral Alternatives. Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 1/15/2004. (volunteer submission)

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Shirleen48 — 2004-05-24 23:34:31Z

Maria de los Reyes Olivas born 5 Jan 1831
married Tomas de Aquinas Botiller on 7 July 1846 in Santa Barbara.Died 15 July 1862. These are my great-great-granparents.

Maria de la Luz Olivas born 19 jun 1847. Know very little about her.

Ann

Re: PICO

2004-05-24 22:30:05Z

Hello~

Sure, I would love to have the dates of the 2 sisters. I don't have the records with me right now. But will be back with you with the info. Most of the records aren't authenic, just to let you know. I haven't got a chance to verify most of the records.

Ricky

Re: PICO

Shirleen48 — 2004-05-24 19:39:27Z

Just read your message on Ancestery.com and I am also descended from Josef Miguel and his Daughter Maria Clara.
As you know she married Silvestre Olivas and had two daughters<Maria de las Olivas and Maria de la Luz Olivas.
Do you know any more of the children?? I have the birth dates for these two daughters if you need them.

Maria de las Olivas married Thomas Botiller. In your quest for infomation I would be interested in any info on that family. I actually have it back 3 generations,but am looking for some family history on this family. The only thing that I know is that he was a Jewelerer in Los Angeles and he and his wife died quite young leaving the children orphans.

Be glad to share any information

Ann

Pico, Castro, Vallejo

ElizabethWood20 — 2004-05-23 10:54:11Z

"Castroville Argus" - May 29, 1869

Died -- PICO -- at his residence in San Jose, Sunday, 23rd inst., Antonio Maria PICO, aged 60 years. Death of Antonio Maria PICO -- Antonio Maria PICO, one of the most prominent [damaged] Californians for the last 20 years, died of inflammation of the lungs, at his residence in San Jose, yesterday morning, aged 60 years. He was a cousin of ex-Governor Pio PICO, and was related by blood or marriage to the CASTROs, VALLEJOs and nearly all the native Californians who had much wealth or influence in 1845. Under the Mexican Government he was Alcalde of San Jose for many terms, a member of the Territorial Legislature and Captain of the Militia, and under the American dominion he became Prefect of Santa Clara,then member of the Constitutional Convention in 1849, residential Elector in 1860 and Receiver of the Land Office at Los Angeles in 1861. When the rebellion broke out he assisted with his money and influence in organizing a company of native Californians. A large family and a host of friends lament his loss. He will be buried in San Jose tomorrow at 11am. [from Alta California, 24th May.]

Obit 1869: Maria Isabel Cota de Pico

ElizabethWood20 — 2004-05-23 10:51:30Z

Dona Maria Antonia Pico de Castro

ElizabethWood20 — 2004-05-12 10:02:53Z

Re: Ernesto J. Pico

NDNASH — 2004-03-01 05:11:44Z

I am working on Helen Heen married to ___Pico and had two sons Robert born about 1917 and Earnest born about 1916. They are found in the 1820 census with Helen Pico divorced with two sons and her mother and sister... living in Orange Co in Anaheim By the 1930 census Helen was married Warren Hicks.

Helen Heen Pico Hicks was Norwegian born in 1895 Minnesota dau of Helen Rod Heen and Albert Heen. She died 1983 in California.

If this is your line...willing to share and compare information.

Norma

How do I fit in?

darthrob13 — 2003-12-08 02:52:35Z

More to the point, how does Maria Casimira (or Casimiro) Pico fit in. She is the mother of Maria de Jesus Del Refugio Ortega, who was my greatx3 grandmother. Maria Pico is the daughter of one of Pio Picos siblings, I don't know which one though.

Any help with Don Pio, and his family would be great.

Rob

Re: Alice Pico 1863-1944

picophoto — 2003-12-07 09:40:36Z

is she related to Don Pio Pico?

Re: Alice Pico 1863-1944

picophoto — 2003-12-07 09:40:36Z

Hi Alice,
I dont know anything futher back then my grampa Larry Pico, I am his granddaughter. my father is one of his sons, Richard Pico. Their isnt much comunication between my father and I to find out my family so I search on-line.
DOES ANYONE KNOW ABOUT EVLYNN PICO- wife of LARRY PICO? Ive been told she is an indian of the Pascua Yaqui tribe is this so??

Re: Alice Pico 1863-1944

2003-12-04 15:56:26Z

Hi Amie,
Yes, I believe so -- by marriage. She was born Alice Carpenter (daughter of John Carpenter and Graciela Jaramillo) and was the sister of my great grandfather, Frank Carpenter. I am hoping that a descendent of hers may have more information on the Carpenter and Jaramillo familes who lived in Los Angeles in the 1800's. I know that Lemuel Carpenter and Don Pio were compadres. If this is your line, I would love to exchange what information I have with you. Thanks!
Marina (Curtis) Tidwell

Re: Pio Pico(Gov.)his Godson(I'm trying to find his name) and relation to my Grandmother, Josephine Dora(marriage name, Giamanco) Fuentes.ANY AVAILABLE LIST OF DON PIO PICOS NAMES OF CHILDREN AND ESPECIALLY, GODCHILDREN?

SCam40 — 2003-06-24 11:06:58Z

Hello
I am a Pico, Pio Pico is my 4th Great Grand Father My mother is a Pico.
If you would like to talk with me drop me a line.

Susan

Alice Pico 1863-1944

2003-04-10 16:31:19Z

Does anyone have information on Alice Pico 1863-1944? I am trying to trace her father and mother -- John Carpenter and ___Jaramillo of Los Angeles. Thanks!

Re: Pico

2003-01-05 03:17:47Z

You asked about Pio's grandfather, Felipe Santiago de la Cruz Pico.
I have that he was born c1720, married Maria Jacinta Vastida, and had 7 children, names of;
1. Jose Dolores,
2. Capt. Jose Maria Dario, (father of Pio de Jesus, grandfather of Pio A. Pico)
3. Jose Miguel,
4. Francisco Javier,
5. Patricio,
6. Maria Antonia Tomasa,
7. Maria Josefa.

I dont have anything yet on parents of Felipe Santiago de la Cruz.

Re: PICO

jp_picasso — 2002-11-03 16:17:56Z

do your grandfather have any relations in portugal ?

joao pico

Re: pico

jp_picasso — 2002-11-03 16:15:11Z

there are a few pico's in portugal I dont know if it interests.

joao pico

jp_picasso@yahoo.com

Re: PICO

yvonnepico — 2002-10-23 07:34:33Z

DEAR RICKY:

I AM A DIRECT DECENDANT OF PIO PICO, MEX GOV.

I READ YOUR NOTE AND WAS CURIOUS AS TO HOW YOU ASSERTAINED YOUR INFORMATION FROM EUROPE FORWARD.

I CAN TELL YOU THAT THERE IS ONE PERSON I KNOW OF THAT IS NOT A PICO BUT HAS RESEARCHED OUR FAMILY IN GREAT EARNEST. HIS NAME IS DR. HOWARD HOLTER. HE WAS AND MAY STILL BE THE HEAD OF THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT AT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AT DOMINQUEZ HILLS.

YOU MAY WANT TO GIVE HIM A CALL.

CELESTINO PICO WAS MY GREAT GRANDFATHER, LARRY PICO WAS MY GRANDFATHER.

PLEASE SHARE.

THANKS,

YVONNE

Re: Pio Pico, Last Mex. Gov. of Calif.

yvonnepico — 2002-10-23 07:34:33Z

DEAR TALIA:

I AM CELESTINO'S GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER. MY GF WAS LARRY PICO (DIED DECEMBER 23, 1999), MY FATHER IS THOMAS PIO PICO. I WAS ABOUT 8 YEARS OLD WHEN GGF (DADA) DIED.

COULD YOU TELL ME WHY THE STATE CONFISCATED HIS PROPERTY. IF YOU KNOW.

THANKS,

YVONNE

Reply to Talia

castlen — 2002-10-04 08:59:39Z

Talia, My name is Diana and I am the girlfriend of Anthony Pico Tribal Chairman of Viejas. He read your note and said he would email you his lineage, which I believe is not of Pio Pico heritage. Let me know.

Researching PICO in Spain & Morocco.

2002-08-11 12:51:48Z

I am researching the surname of PICO. First in Ibi ( Alicante )
and the in Casablanca ( Morocco ).
Jose Pascual Pico Gadea was my grandfather .
Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Major Pico

2002-06-13 22:09:07Z

Major Pico served in the army around 1890.
Has anyone out there ever heard of a Major Pico that was in the military around 1890. And lived in Nothern CA before 1950.
Please e-mail.
Ed