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Maria Catalina Romo (de Chavez)

ElizabethLunaArellano — 2012-05-22 20:33:55Z

Maria Catalina Romo (de Chavez) is my great-grandmother and I'm trying to locate any family or relatives of hers. She lived in Mapimi, Durango. Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Re: Marina ROMO de Fimbres

Ester85 — 2012-03-13 17:09:45Z

check out Familysearch.com
it is free and it shows baptism record with godparents and grandparents names good luck

Re: I want to find my ancestry.

Nyerena — 2012-02-11 02:07:19Z

Ivonne ...hi, this is Norma...I'm not sure if your my cousin from Tia Chela...if so, hi how are you? I'm also intrested where I came from...I haven't had much luck but my hopes are still very high.

Re: felix romo

Ester85 — 2011-11-19 23:55:01Z

correction Felix moms maiden name was Anastacia Alatorre
and her father name was Nicolas Alatorre

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sergioromo0215 — 2011-10-15 00:37:56Z

My name is Sergio Romo and my dads name is Jose Lorenzo Romo, mothers name Elvira Linares Romo. My dad is from Naco Sonora but our family was never tight to my grandfather for a reason or another. My fathers brothers are Reynaldo Romo, Francisco Romo, Joe, sisters, Juana, Lupe, Luci, and tia Medri. I live in Gilbert Az now but most of the family came from Naco and Douglas Az. can anyone help? My dad also mentioned that he vaguely remembers his fam saying that they had a lot of fam in Southern Cali or Tijuana. And by the way I have a broher, Lorenzo Romo, and two sisters from this marriage, Karina, and Karla Romo.

Re: I want to find my ancestry.

joromo62 — 2011-10-03 12:31:13Z

Hi, i'm a romo, too. I've been trying to find out about my grandfather Juan Romo but I have very little information to go on. I believe he was from northern Mexico, but not sure. Also, he had at least one brother that he didn't get along with whose name is unknown. Also my grandfather was said to have been very wealthy but I don't know if it was family money or if he was self-made. His wife Josefina Bueno, came to El Paso in 1911 or 1912 and bore my father but Juan Romo had died in Mexcio in 1911 or 1912 while she was pregnant. Hoping maybe you found such a Juan Romo.

Juan Romo born 1800's someplace in Mexico

joromo62 — 2011-10-03 00:28:46Z

Hi. Searching for my grandfather. Don't know much and what I do know may just be lore and/or half-truths. He married Josefina Bueno. Josefina came into El Paso, TX alone in 1911 or 1912. She bore my father in El Paso in 1912. Legend says my grandfather, Juan Romo, was a very wealthy man who died youg in about 1911 or 1912, just before my father was born. He was said to have owned, cantinas, hotels, and plantations in Mexico and Costa Rica. Legend also says he was about to be nominated for governor of some state in Mexico. Also, he had a brother - name unknown - who he was very "not close" with. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.

Ruth M Romo 1903-1986

juhlman6 — 2011-09-07 21:53:30Z

I have a funeral card for Ruth M Romo born 1903 died 1986. I would like to return this card to the family. I have no other information than what was on the card. I believe the card came from California.

Re: i am a romo from arizona looking for cousins

romoolivier — 2011-07-22 06:46:02Z

is this thread still active?

we are the Romo's here on the philippines..

if you wish to contact us just email me romoolivier@gmail.com

i wish to know how are we related :)

godbless..

PVT Merced G Romo, USA (1908-1976) – World War II Veteran

lbures — 2011-05-24 03:38:31Z

A burial record was added today to Find A Grave for PVT Merced G Romo, a World War II veteran (Memorial # 70297087). He is buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Los Angeles, California.

This burial record is a result of our Camp’s Veterans Survey of this cemetery. The cemetery burial records were checked as part of the survey.

Loran Bures
Gen. W. S. Rosecrans Camp No. 2
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
http://www.suvpac.org/camp2.html

Savina Romo ,88. of Pontiac,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-03-18 19:18:47Z

Savina Romo .

ROMO, SAVINA; of Pontiac;
March 17, 2011; at 88 years of age.
Loving wife of the late Trinidad. Sweet mother of Richard (Debbie) Romo and Helen (Cruz) Moran; grandmother of 7; great grandmother of 14; and great great grandmother of 2. Also loved by Esperanza Mendieta family.
Savina could name any flower. She loved flowers and her garden, but most importantly she loved her family and babysitting her grandbabies.
Funeral Service Monday, March 21, 2011 at 10 a.m. at COATS FUNERAL HOME, Waterford. Burial follows at Mount Hope Cemetery, Pontiac. Family will receive friends Saturday 5 to 8 p.m. and Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
The Oakland Press from March 18 to March 19, 2011

Re: i am a romo from arizona looking for cousins

honeyinaz — 2011-03-12 05:30:19Z

im a romo i live in phoenix father is andrew n romo married to blanche, his brothers joe, freddy, mike montez sisters maggie,andrea,trini, frances. juanita, lola. parents andres and frances romo if u kno who they are send email to honeyinaz @yahoo.com

ROMO John R - Vietnam Wall section 19W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-07 17:08:23Z

ROMO John R - Vietnam Wall section 19W

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Miguel Francisco Romo 1867 - 1926

kimmers721 — 2011-01-02 17:54:58Z

His parents were Jesus Romo and Francisca Escalante. His first marriage was to Maria Luisa Kraft and his second marriage was to Hortensia Zayas Martinez. I am looking to connect with anyone who might have further ancestry information for him past his parents. Or any information regarding this family at all. Thank you!

Re: Marina ROMO de Fimbres

NALLELYFIMBRES — 2011-01-02 10:36:58Z

FCA NALLELY FIMBRES SOTO
Written by Rudolfo Rascon Cronista de Nacori Chico - Jose Fimbres es el primer Fimbres localizado en Mexio, (en opsura, Sonora), alla por 1760, cuando a el y su esposa Candida Peralta les llego su hijo Vicente. Con tiempo Vicente se caso con Josefa Vasquez, hermana de Maria Santos Vasquez, la esposa de Jose Durazo (antes Durias, abuelo de los ocho Durazo, fundadors de Granados) y hija de Francisco Vasquez Samaniego, que fuera alcalde mayor de la provincia de Ostimuri en 1725.

(que che Fimbras y che Durais fueron italianos y se cambiaran los appellidos en America, a la vez que se casaban en Opsura con las hermanitas Vasquez, nos obliga a suponer que el primeo se alio al segundo para huir de la leva italian).

El unico hijo de Vicente Fimbres Peralta se llamo Francisco Javier Fibes Vasquez y fur casado con Nachita Barcelo Y Magdalena Bonillas, de Opsura, y con Bibiana Leyva Rio del pueblo de Huasaba. A el se debe que Moctezuma, hermosillo, Ures, Huasabas, Granados,Oputo, Nacori, y Meas Tres Rios, esten plagads de Fimbres.

Ricardo Duran lo dijo y si el lo dice no hay error. El es el historiador oficial de Huasabas y es enemigo de la falsedad. Su informacion es preciosa, de innegable importancia para la fiambrada y los senorenos en general.

Dice Duan que el linaje de los Fimbres su appellido materno es tan antiguo,que sus origenes se remontan a la epoca en que la ley ordenaba a los hijos de Isreal porta, para distinguirse, una Fimbria, o Franja en los cuatro angulos de a tunica.

Y un individuo cuy ocupacin era precisamente cocer Fimbrias, recebio de la raza elapodo de "El Fimbrias" y el apodo de "Los Fimbrias" lo llevaron tambien, pr muchos anos, los familiares de Cayo Flavio, general romano que vivo entre los hebreos y murio en el ano 84 de la era anterior a Christo. (El tambien era Fimbriero). Esta informacion aniquella la teoria del rigen frances de dicho appellido, pero ni modo Duran no es el culpable, ni Rascon tampoco.
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Re: Fimbres "El origen de esta "raza"
Raclare Kanal (View posts) Posted: 23 Aug 2003 8:36AM

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Surnames: Suastegui, Moraga, Pompa, Buelna, Lopez de Haro, Canete
Estimado Sr. Rascon
Acabo de descubrir su mensaje sobre el origen del apellido Fimbres. Es muy interesante y espero que Vd. lo ponga tambien en el Sonora Board, donde hay varias personas buscando informacion sobre sus parientes del apellido Fimbres. Es muy comun en Arizona y no se me ocurrio que fuera otro de un nombre espanol, pero despues de leer los mensajes, empece a buscar por el web y por los bases de datos de LDS. Claro que no se encuentra en muchos lugares. Tenemos en nuestra familia una linea de los Moreno de Oposura/Moctezuma que tenian vinculos con los Fimbres del mismo lugar y por eso tengo interes en su historia. He encontrado dos registros que refieren a Fimbres que quizas tengan algun interes para Vd.
1. 15 Junio 1715, Morelia. Matrimonio de Joan de Fimbres y Equia, espanol originario de la ciudad de Cadiz en los Reinos de Castilla y residente en estos de nueba Hispana de siete anos,..hijo leg. de Diego Fimbres, difunto, y de Da. Thomasa Manuela Zerrano, con Thomasa de Aguado, espanola,...hija de padres desconocidos, viuda...
2. Archivo de Arizpe (ser.811, roll 10) 24 Junio 1711. Maria Josepha, h.l. de Pedro Granillo y de Chatharina Martin Bernal, espanoles; padrinos Joseph de Fimbres y Simona Martin Bernal. (Puede ser que fue escrito Finbres - no es muy claro, pero debe ser que sea como lo oyo el cura.)

He visto el libro de Ricardo Duran, en microfilme gracias al trabajo de LDS. El dice que hay en la region de Huasabas/Moctezuma tres lineas de los Fimbres. Si no me equivoco, tambien dice que le falta evidencia de un vinculo entre ellos. En el caso de apellidos de familias sefarditas, me imagino que una casualidad de la historia pueda resultar en que personas que no sean parientes llevan el mismo apellido - ? Pero con los Fimbres de Sonora, es mas probable que haya desparecido las huellas de los primeros.

Desde que Vd. es cronista y tiene interes en la historia de las familias sonorenses, quisiera mencionar dos otros apellidos - bien conocidos en Sonora y el suroeste de los EEUU pero sin origen evidente en Europa: Laborin/Lavorin y Burruel. Creo que Burruel puede ser Catalan, pero hay otras posibilidades.
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Re: Fimbres "El origen de esta "raza"
NALLELYFIMBRES (View posts) Posted: 2 Jan 2011 3:47AM

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HOLA MI NOMBRE ES NALLELY FIMBRES Y VI ES UN ESCRITO EN GOOGLE SOBRE UNOS FIMBRES EN EL AÑO 1645 DE HUASABAS NO RECUERDO BIEN LA HISTORIA PERO MENSIONA UNA MISION EN DICHO PUEBLO Y ME SORPRENDIO POR QUE LEI UNOS FIMBRES DON GUILLERMO FIMBRES Y FRANCISCO XAVIER FIMBRES BASQUEZ AMBOS DE ESPAÑA SERA POSIBLE QUE PRIMERO LLEGARONA ESTE PUEBLO Y LUEGO A MOCTEZUMA O SERAN LOS MISMOS FIMBRES QUE SE DISPARSIERON POR ESTA REGION? YO ESTOY MUY INTERESADA EN EL PASADO DE LOS FIMBRES POR QUE HOY DE ECHO ESPESE MI ARBOL GENEOLOGICO Y ME INTERESARIA CONOCER MAS DE ELLOS? HE LEIDO MUCHAS HISTORIA DE DONDE SON Y TODOS LOS POSIBLE APELLIDOS QUE SE LE HAN DADO COMO SIMBRES FIMBRAIS FIMBREZ Y SOBRES SU ORIGEN ITALIA FRANCIA ALEMANIA Y ESPANA PERO PUES EN REALIDAD CASI NINGUNA DE LAS HISTORIA ME CUADRA... YO SIENTO A LO QUE HE LEIDO QUE SOMOS DE ESPAÑA Y POR UNA RAZON U OTRA LLEGARON A LAS COLONIAS DE EEUU Y OTROS POCOS LLEGARON AL NOROESTE DE SONORA PERO QUE EN REALIDAD SON LOS MISMOS__ OSEA TODOS LOS FIMBRES MUY LEJANOD PERO CON UN CONECTE!!! DE CASUALIDAD NO HABRA UN LIBRO DONDE ESTE BIEN LA HISTORIA DE NUESTROS ANCESTROS!!! YO SI QUISIERA SABER QUIENES FUERON LOS TATARA TATARA ABUELOS PUES SOY YO NALLELY FIMBRES MI PAPA FRANCISCO FIMBRES ROMERO MI A BUELO EMILIO FIMBRES YA ESTOY POR SABER LOS NOMBRES DE EL PAPA DE MI BISABUELO PERO YA DE AHI NO CREO TENER MAS INFORMACION PERO POCO A POCO ESTARE ARMANDO EL ROMPECABESAS... MUCHAS GRACIAS Y EPERO QUE ACLAREN UN POQUITO DE MIS DUDAS...
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Re: Fimbres "El origen de esta "raza"
NALLELYFIMBRES (View posts) Posted: 2 Jan 2011 4:04AM

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BUSQUE EL NOMBRE QUE MENSIONA Y ESTO FUE LO QUE ENCONTRE EL WIKIPEDIA...
MUY INTERESANTE FIMBRES!!!
Cayo Flavio Fimbria fue un político y militar de la República Romana. Fimbria fue partidario de Cayo Mario y combatió en la Primera Guerra Mitridática.

Su padre Cayo Flavio Fimbria había sido cónsul en el 104 a. C. junto a Cayo Mario. Fimbria hijo fue enviado como legado de Lucio Valerio Flaco a combatir en la Primera Guerra Mitridática, pero entró en conflicto con él y fue despedido. Aprovechando la ausencia de Flaco, Fimbria sembró el descontento entre las tropas debido a la severidad y avaricia del comandante. Flaco fue asesinado por sus soldados en Nicomedia. Tras el asesinato, Fimbria asumió el liderazgo de las tropas y obtuvo varios éxitos contra Mitrídates VI al que derrotó en Pitane, en la Costa Eólida, y seguramente lo habría capturado si el general de Lucio Cornelio Sila, Lucio Licinio Lúculo, hubiera cooperado con su flota.

Fimbria trató cruelmente a la gente de Asia que se había unido a Mitrídates o se había puesto del lado de Sila. Tras lograr que le abrieran las puertas en Troya alegando que era un romano, y como tal les daría un trato amistoso, masacró a todos los habitantes de la ciudad y arrasó la ciudad quemándola hasta los cimientos. En el 84 a. C., tras la firma del Tratado de Dárdanos, que finalizaba con la Primera Guerra Mitridática, Sila fijó su vista en Fimbria y se dirigió hacia su posición con el objetivo de asesinar al general popular. Fimbria, viendo que no había ninguna posibilidad de fuga, se suicidó. Sus tropas sirvieron bajo la República en Asia hasta el fin de la Tercera Guerra Mitridática.

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Re: Fimbres "El origen de esta "raza"
NALLELYFIMBRES (View posts) Posted: 2 Jan 2011 4:12AM

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ESTO TAMBIEN DE WIKIPEDIA...
La República romana fue un periodo de la historia de Roma caracterizado por el régimen republicano como forma de gobierno, que se extiende desde el 509 a. C., cuando se puso fin a la monarquía con la expulsión del último rey, Lucio Tarquino el Soberbio, hasta el 27 a. C., fecha en que tuvo su inicio el Imperio. La República Romana consolidó su poder en el centro de Italia durante el siglo V a. C. y en los siglos IV y III a. C. se impuso como potencia dominante de la península Itálica sometiendo a los demás pueblos de la región y enfrentándose a las polis griegas del sur. En la segunda mitad del siglo III a. C. proyectó su poder fuera de Italia, lo que la llevó a una serie de enfrentamientos con las otras grandes potencias del Mediterráneo, en los que derrotó a Cartago y Macedonia, anexionándose sus territorios.

En los años siguientes, siendo ya la mayor potencia del Mediterráneo, expandió su poder sobre las polis griegas; el reino de Pérgamo fue incorporado a la República y en el siglo I a. C. conquistó las costas de Oriente Próximo, entonces en poder del Imperio seléucida y piratas. Durante el periodo que abarca el final del siglo II a. C. y el siglo I a. C., Roma experimentó grandes cambios políticos, provocados por una crisis consecuencia de un sistema acostumbrado a dirigir sólo a los romanos y no adecuado para controlar un gran imperio. En este tiempo se intensificó la competencia por las magistraturas entre la aristocracia romana, creando irreconciliables fracturas políticas que sacudirían a la República con tres grandes guerras civiles; estas guerras terminarían destruyendo la República, y desembocando en una nueva etapa de la historia de Roma: el Imperio romano.

Re: I want to find my ancestry.

Ester85 — 2010-12-19 06:29:57Z

today found out that Felix romo dad was Abraham from aquacalientes
and his mothers maiden name was alatorre also has half brothersJose and Leo

Re: I want to find my ancestry.

Ester85 — 2010-12-16 07:19:56Z

I am Ester petschar on facebook have a photo of grand dad there check it out

Re: I want to find my ancestry.

Ester85 — 2010-11-20 01:48:40Z

sorry my grandmas married name was romo born in san bernardino

ROMO Fernando 1879 1906 at rest

t42AguaMansa_SanBernardinoCoCA — 2010-08-20 11:59:43Z

ROMO Fernando 1879 1906 at rest

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ROMO Isabel 1925-1982

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-04 11:53:11Z

ROMO Isabel 1925-1982

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Re: Romo!

markstulip — 2010-07-26 18:39:32Z

Wow...sorry it took so long to reply...but yes..they were Jesus Romo and Juana Vigil....Nicolasa was born in 1874 and died in 1897.

Re: I want to find my ancestry.

jess1mamii — 2010-07-08 19:55:11Z

hello my name is jessica i live in phx, az my moms name is yolanda romo her grandfather's name was juan romo serrato or serratos. his wife's name was maria dolores burmudez from jesus maria, jalsico. juan had a brother by the name of jesus romo and they live or lived in jesus maria, juan romo moved to guadalajara, jalisco. juan had 3 kids by the names of jose maria(chema) & maria del carmen & ramon romo.

Re: i am a romo from arizona looking for cousins

peque28 — 2010-06-08 22:29:25Z

i am a romo too i have family in nogales az and tucson

Re: Romo's-Talpa, NM--relation to Mora family??

samromoiii — 2010-05-26 17:50:59Z

Am a descendent of Cristobal Perez Romo (the First and Second), born in Mora, NM. My Father and Grandfather (and Son) are also name Samuel Romo. Going backwards, it's: Sam Romo IV, Sam Romo III (me), Sam Romo II, Samuel Romo, Juan Jose Romo, Juan Antonio Romo, Juan Jose Romo de Vera, Jose Manuel (aka Jose Antonio) Romo de Vera, Jose Romo de Vera, Francisco Perez Romo, Cristobal Perez Romo (II), Cristobal Perez Romo I (born 1594, Distrito Federal). (702)498-6232 or samromoiii@yahoo.com

Obituary: Miguel V. Romo

RichardGarcia84 — 2010-05-06 07:51:49Z

Miguel V. Romo was born May 8, 1920, in Guadalupe, Tortugas, New Mexico, to the late Ancadio and Petra Valdez Romo. Miguel served in the Army Air Forces, during World War II, and was stationed at New Guinea, South Philippines. His duties were to patrol headquarters area of a fighter wings and guard military property and personnel against enemy saboteurs. Decorations and citations include American Theater ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with three Bronze Stars, Philippine Liberation ribbon with one Bronze Star, one Service stripe, three Overseas Service stripes, and a World War II Victory ribbon. Miguel lived in El Paso, Texas since 1960. He is survived by his wife, Teresa M., daughter, Lilly, two sons, Michael and Lionel, and two grandchildren, LeAnna Ashley and Michael Joseph. He is further survived by sister, Librada Hernandez, two brothers, Roberto and Lorenzo wife Maria Luisa and by nieces and nephews, other relatives and many friends. Visitation will be from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Monday, May 3, 2010 at Sunset Funeral Homes-Northeast. Rosary will be on Monday, May 3, 2010 at 7:00 pm, at Sunset Funeral Homes-Northeast. Funeral Service 12:30 pm, Tuesday, May 4, 2010 at Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church. Interment will be at Fort Bliss National Cemetery with Military Honors. Services entrusted to Sunset Funeral Homes-Northeast. Please visit on-line register book at www.sunsetfuneralhomes.net

Published in El Paso Times from May 2 to May 4, 2010

Re: i am a romo from arizona looking for cousins

peteromo1 — 2010-04-10 16:41:06Z

are you Betty Benivedez son from a previous marriage?

Re: twin sons of Raul Romo

scooter04_1 — 2010-03-26 20:48:44Z

Hi i know info about Raul and his twins in the mother. Ann

ROMO Rita G 1938-1987

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-16 15:47:26Z

ROMO Rita G 1938-1987

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Re: Romo FamilyFrom Bracketveille

chendo1332 — 2010-02-25 19:20:48Z

HI my name is Rosendo Romo and i'm form Uvalde Texas i do have family member last name Vasquez who are you lookig for hope i can help you

Re: I want to find my ancestry.

Ester85 — 2010-01-16 02:40:52Z

hey I sent you an email I just re-signed up to ancestry
also I beleive his mother maiden name was alatorre

ROMO Delfino and Connie

t42MountOlivet — 2010-01-02 14:52:59Z

ROMO Delfino and Connie

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Re: I want to find my ancestry.

naborromo — 2009-11-25 04:52:12Z

my e mail is nabor_romo@yahoo.com

Re: I want to find my ancestry.

naborromo — 2009-11-25 04:50:28Z

hi, I am also very interested in my ancestry like yourself. I am a romo desendent from aguascalientes, mex. My grandfather is name just like me and his father was pedro romo, predo's father was juan romo, and Juan's father was nabor romo. You might try looking for the first name nabor to find plenty of more Romo decendents because that name has been in my family for decades and has not left the romo lineage. I have being told a story of how my lineage began and so far all the stories conclude that I desend from Nabor Romo, who was the founder of the branch I desent from. I also know that he had five wives and all of them had kids with him, but to my knowledge the last name was not carried becuse of the lack of male desendents and only about 2 or 3 wives did, I myself been from one of them. Please contact me for more information and please, please let me listen or read the reaserch you have encounter and record thus far. Since, I have been dying to know my past ancenstry and lineage as well.

Re: Romo from Chicago

mmoan33 — 2009-11-23 03:08:15Z

I am sorry to here about your grandmother.I am very happy to here Mandy is just about done with College. I currently work between Albuquerque & Las Vegas. My mom now lives in Las Vegas.
Take care.

Re: Romo from Chicago

paulinaromo1 — 2009-11-12 21:56:01Z

Everything is somewhat ok, Mandy's in her last yr of college now. Unfortunately, my grandmother passed away last month, but then again, she was 102 so how can I complain?

Hope all is well with you.

ROMO Rosa 1961-1980

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-08 12:43:16Z

ROMO Rosa 1961-1980

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ROMO Clevia Dorcas 1936-1978

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-19 18:13:57Z

ROMO Clevia Dorcas 1936-1978

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Re: twin sons of Raul Romo

phil1onru18vhbet88u9jmtcjsoi6toa — 2009-09-18 00:44:34Z

Please email me as I would like to confirm your information concerning Raul Ramiraz Romo who served with the 6753rd Army Hospital at ft Carson during Desert Storm. Thank you.

ROMO Iangnicio Delarosa and Carmen REYES

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-13 11:58:21Z

ROMO Iangnicio Delarosa and Carmen REYES

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HERNANDEZ Fidencio Vincente and Guadalupe ROMO

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-13 11:58:06Z

HERNANDEZ Fidencio Vincente and Guadalupe ROMO

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Re: Romo from Chicago

mmoan33 — 2009-09-02 21:07:52Z

I was passing through Chicago on business and I could have sworn I saw you. Now I know It has been a very long time but just wanted to say hello and hope everything Is going well with you. Mark

Re: Romo from Chicago

heartilne — 2009-08-31 12:39:43Z

I tried sending an email to you through the WY Alumni, but it bounced back to me, I think? I am hoping that you get it anyway, somehow. Otherwise, find me (and Karla) on facebook.

Re: Marina ROMO de Fimbres

julieluvsjohn — 2009-08-31 07:27:32Z

I wanted to let you know that my Great Grand Mothers maiden name was Mariana Romo who had a sister named Artemisa & a brother named Manuel. They lived in the Globe, Arizona area. My Great Grandmother married my Great Grandfather Manuel Morales who was a Papago Native American, which is not called Tohono O'odam which is from Tucson, Sells, Arizona area. I hope this information is helpful to you.

Sincerely,

John M. Guerrero

p.s. Please email me on julieluvsjohn@msn.com

Re: Romo from Chicago

kjaeckel11 — 2009-08-31 02:15:53Z

Paulina!!!!

I can't believe it!!! Is it really you??

I tried contacting you once through the WY alumni directory, but didn't hear anything. I'm gonna try again, but just in case, I will also register on that board. So, it you don't hear anything in the next day, please look me up!

I can't tell you how excited I am. I literally have tears in my eyes thinking about you!

Karla

Re: Romo from Chicago

paulinaromo1 — 2009-08-31 01:30:41Z

Oh my God, what a surprise!! I have looked for you both as well, many times over the years! What is really strange is that I'm in the midst of moving, last week my daughter and I were looking over my pictures from high school and I was knee-deep in nostalgia.

So, how do we do this without me putting my address on a mssg board? Hey, I'm listed in the WY Alumni directory wyoung.org, if you contact me there it goes directly to my personal in-box and then we can exchange info.

Hope to hear from you soon!

Re: Romo from Chicago

heartline_1 — 2009-08-29 18:45:31Z

Paulina, this is Anastasia. I just saw Karla last night (after twenty years) and we were reminiscing about you, she couldn't find you but told me she had tried to reach you through this site. I thought I'd give it another shot. I have looked for you as well. Hope you respond. Would be wonderful to get in touch again.

Re: Looking for Raul R Romo the father of my twin sons

rromol2007 — 2009-08-28 04:51:36Z

are you Ana Maria Nieves?

POW/MIA Korean War, ROMO

powmiadna — 2009-08-12 20:18:41Z

I am searching for the family of a soldier who was killed in the Korea War. His remains were never recovered. Our government has no family contact at this time for this soldier

Soldier: ANGEL PETER ROMO
Born: 1930
Date of loss: July 11, 1950 POW
Home of Record: Los Angeles, Calif. (Whittier, Calif,)

When the Korean War ended the enemy never returned or accounted for over 8,000 of our servicemen. They died in their hands. That was over 50 years ago. Since that time DNA has been perfected and also they are recovering remains in North Korea. Our government is obligated to return those remains to the proper family. DNA samples have been obtained from most of the families of these missing soldiers. For various reasons some families have not been located.

When the remains are recovered and identified they will be returned to the family for proper burial. I am just an old (79years) Combat Veteran out of the Korean War and thankful that I did return. I consider this a very noble cause and I hope that you can help in some way to find this family. For more information on the project you may go to http://www.jpac.pacom.mil/. My part in the program is to match up the lost families with the proper agency.

I will be grateful for any assistance in locating this family.

Harold Davis
40th Infantry Division
Korea ’52-‘53
910-791-2333
hgdavis@bellsouth.net

Romo FamilyFrom Bracketveille

cynthia1rodriguez — 2009-07-24 19:27:09Z

I am looking for Romo Family that may have originated in Bracketteville Tx My grand father was Antonio Vasquez Romo and his father was Rosendo Romo Please reply...thanks

Maria Silvestra Romo 1856 Rio Nuevo, Coahuila-1935 Los Angeles, California

Ernie_Alderete — 2009-06-25 16:47:38Z

I know this is a long shot, but here goes. I'm looking for a picture of my great great grandmother, Maria Silvestra Romo. I'm told there are pictures out there, but I haven't located any.

She was born just after the new year 1856 in Rancho Nuevo, now La Madrid, Coahuila, Mexico.

She immigrated to the United States with her husband Mateo Ramirez around 1875, and had her first and I believe only child, my great grandfather, VictorianoRamirez Romo in Brownsville, Cameron County, Texas in 1876.

I do have pictures of Victoriano, but have not been able to pin down his birth record. I'm told Texas didn't record births until 1903, but I know many birth records predate this date.

But a picture of Maria Silvestra Romo would be my first goal.

I tried Homeland Security, but they didn't have anything on either Maria Silvestra Romo, nor her husband Mateo Ramirez. In those days I don't think you needed formal documents to cross the border.

I even tried the coroner here in Los Angeles where she was killed when she was run over by a low rider while doing her daily 14 stations of the cross, each one at a different church. Yes, she was deeply religious, so I'm told.

And very short and petite, as was her son Victoriano. Although I never met either one, they died before I was born.

Check out my family tree here:

Ramirez Rodriguez Family Tree yDNA R1B1B2