Velazquez - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Velazquez

angelwatcher1624 — 2012-04-30 18:10:53Z

Ohh Okay.....

While my Borrero family IS from Penuelas (Victor, my great grandfather, moved to PONCE after he married my great-grandmother, Aracelia RAMIERZ) and has LONG history in the area-- i don't think we are speaking of the same connection at this point in time.

Do you have a Miguel A VELAZQUEZ in your line? His family was also from Penuelas/Ponce and moved to NYC in the late 40's/early 50's. He married my grandmother's sister, Lydia BORRERO. The families had mutual friends in Puerto Rico (I believe the last name was Martinez) but Miguel and Lydia did not meet until they were all in NY.

Re: Velazquez

trustinhimc9g — 2012-04-17 14:41:03Z

Hi,
Ana Borrero Valero, that I'm speaking about was from Penuelas, moved to Ponce. Her parents were Felicita Valero and Francisco Borrero.

Re: Velazquez

angelwatcher1624 — 2012-04-05 23:39:13Z

Hi!

I am wondering about your post. Which Ana Borrero are you referring to from PENUELAS... Ana E. Borrero or Ana H. Borrero?

My grandmother is Ana H. BLANCO nee BORRERO and she, along with her mother Aracelia RAMIREZ, moved to NYC in 1950 from Ponce, PR but the family has long connections to Penuelas Co

Re: LOOKING FOR PR RELATIVES - VELAZQUEZ FAMILY

Gramic6 — 2011-10-19 19:00:25Z

do you have anymore info on the brother jose? My fathers name is jose velazquez
Michele

Re: Velazquez from Las Piedras, Puerto Rico

maribel85 — 2011-09-08 23:41:17Z

i think the compos is Santo domingo and macan's

Re: Velazquez Family

maribel85 — 2011-09-08 23:33:45Z

my family is from Penuelas,PR

Re: Velazquez

flatsix965 — 2011-05-17 15:58:37Z

Coincidence?? I am related to Velazquez and Borrero but from San Sebastian PR

Re: JUAN VELAZQUEZ

Ruth_Velazquez — 2011-04-19 15:10:39Z

Hi Margarita,

I know this is a long time to answer but my grandfather was Juan Velazquez. Not from Humacao, but as he was a taxi driver he got around. Juan Velazquez Velez, later know as Juan Lavernge. Is this the person you are looking for?

looking to build a family tree

salsname27 — 2010-12-03 21:48:58Z

My father is from Salvatierra GTO.Mexico My grandfather was named Agustin he passed away and never knew his brothers or sisters trying to locate some kind of link to build a family tree.

Re: Looking for my family

luisvelazquez7 — 2010-10-10 20:43:28Z

Hey i am Luis Velazquez and i'm from ponce puerto rico now live in pennsylvania. My grandfather name is gonzalo velazquez. i dont know much about my dad side of the family and wanted to do the search also.

VELAZQUEZ Alejandro 1909-1999

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-22 13:22:34Z

VELAZQUEZ Alejandro 1909-1999

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,463 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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VELAZQUEZ Joseph 1985 safe in the arms of Jesus

t42Hemet_RiversideCoCA — 2010-08-21 15:18:07Z

VELAZQUEZ Joseph 1985 safe in the arms of Jesus

DebbraWalker photographed this gravestone in the Hemet Cemetery, San Bernardino, Riverside Co, CA. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,463 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: just wondering

maribelvelazquez956 — 2010-07-18 22:12:33Z

i have a greatgrand dad named domingo velazquez in p.r.

Re: Velazquez from Las Piedras, Puerto Rico

maribelvelazquez956 — 2010-07-18 22:04:59Z

hi my great grandfather had a daugther that name what was her fathers name or mother

Velazquez

trustinhimc9g — 2010-05-27 22:43:42Z

I too am a member of the Velazquez, also Valero and Borrero family on my grandmother side. They were mainly from Penuelas and Guayanilla and alot of my family moved to New York in the early 50s. They were Ana's Brothers, sisters, aunts and uncles. Maybe we are related.

Re: Guayanilla, Puerto Rico

jlv3433 — 2010-03-10 07:51:55Z

Hello Miriam

God I am thankful that I decided to try and start our family tree search and found these post where I can find you again I am so happy to reach again please contact me at my E-mail jlv3433@embarqmail.com I am living in Pennsylvania now have been for the last few years

Love you

Joey

Re: Velazquez from Las Piedras, Puerto Rico

srvlzqz1 — 2010-01-25 02:15:10Z

Hi there are 2 different Velazquez`s families in Las Piedras. The Velazquez Lozada and the Velazquez Molina. Which one is yours? And they are don't from streets they are from campos.

Re: Your velazquez search

johnqu — 2009-11-27 02:35:56Z

MtDNA (12) marker tests
Haplogroup : AMERINDIA N “A” twelve markers
1.Angela CADIZ Velazquez nine (9) matches in FTDNA database
2.Carmen ARROYO Torres sixty-five (65) matchcs in FTDNA database
conclusions:
Both my mtDNA, maternal and paternal Haplogroups “A” mutated separately as different Haplogroups “A” in different time-frames as they made migrations away from China thousands of years apart traveling to Alaska, the New World and PR.

No Black or Caucasian mtDNA has been found but the fact is that my Cadiz PAPER TRAIL has mulata once in the 1910 census Ponce PR designation for my gmother Angela Cadiz. Her facial features were white as seen in pictures but shows a dark long straight haired Indian-from-India look, but perhaps too dark for only Amerindian.
9 matches in FTDNA database (Email addresses available)

Anonymous matches:
A China (268) - 1
A Korea, Republic of (72) - 2
A Guatemala (35) - 2
A Honduras (25) - 1
A United States (685) - 2
A Mexico (807) - 16
A Mexico (807) Native American - 1
A Colombia (106) - 4
A Puerto Rico (260) - 6
A Puerto Rico (260) – 1
Recent Anonymous migratory matchesMaternal gmother Angela CADIZ Velazquez
A Scotland (2440) - 1
A Spain (1098) - 2
A Cape Verde (170) – 1

Paternal gmother Carmen ARROYO Torres
65 matchcs in FTDNA database (Email addresses available)

Anonymous matches: oddly enough Asia missing
A Cuba (63) – 1
A United States (685) - 2
A Puerto Rico (260) - 30
A Puerto Rico (260) Taino 1
A2 ? Puerto Rico (260) - 1

Recent Anonymous migratory matches
A Italy (2172) – 1
A Spain (1098) – 6

Human mtDNA haplogroups are lettered: A, B, C, CZ, D, E, F, G, H, pre-HV, HV, I, J, pre-JT, JT, K, L0, L1,L2, L3, L4, L5, L6, L7, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, U, UK, V, W, X, Y, and Z.
Common divisions for female mtDNA:
African: L, L1, L2, L3,
Near Eastern: J, N
Southern European: J, K
General European: H, V
Northern European: T, U, X
Asian: A, B, C, D, E, F, G (note: M is composed of C, D, E, and G)
Native American: A, B, C, D, and sometimes X

DNA in PR

2002 Wikipedia
Female (mtDNA)..…..…….……Male (yDNA)
61.1% Amerindian…....………..70% European
26,4% African ………………….20% African
12.5% European...….……..……10% Amerindian
Majority non-migrating mtDNA generally determines country phenotype
JC virus verifies and confirms 61-2 % PR Amerindian mtDNA.
“…based on non-gendered Autosomal ancestry informative markers Puerto_Rico#Genetics The study… showed
98% of the people sampled had European ancestry markers,
87% had African ancestry markers,
84% had Native American ancestry markers,
4% showed only Native American
5% showed only African and European markers,
2% showed only African markers, and
2% showed only European markers.”

These results prove false the hypothesis that the Amerindian Tainos disappeared from PR by the end of the sixteenth century. Only the Amerindian lamguage died. The results show a vast pervasive amount of racial mixing miscegenation and a high percentage of Amerindian mtDNA rendering a rainbow panoply of ostensible Amerindian, White, Mulatto, Mestizo Zambo, or Black phenotypes. Altho’ the dominamt paternal Dutch QUIRINDONGO yDNA “I” (eye) 2a1 (P37.2+1) and dominamt maternal Irish CORTES yDNA R1b1b2 both appear outside of Eitrope early perhaps as early as 1650, yDNA and phenotype has been continuously modified by mtDNA away from Europe every generation afterwards yet the Dutch yDNA in Asia and the Irish yDNA in the New World both remain constant and identifiable exotic curiosities. This is normal and expected because phenotype can change in one (1) generation. White, Black, Mestizo and Mulatto phenotypes can come from the same parents regardless of the parent’s phenotype according to the Mendelian Law of Phenotype Paper trail and possibly documented Probabilities. For instance from two (2) “White” phenotype parents the results are:
John 5/15/91
Richard 4/25/94
Barbara 1/16/98

The dominant yDNA gene Haplogroup is in a direct unbroken male line to the present day but it is just one (1) one male person 30.000 centuries ago changed by millions of mtDNA phenotype modifiers in our total ancestry pyramidal pedigree make-up.
Ethnic composition of present day PR

No significant “pure breed” in Israel

http://www.joshuaproject.net/countries.php?rog3=IS

Blacks and other non-Whites in Spain Italy Germany Europe and the New World
Europe and World Slavery and Bible ancient and present Slav-Slovak-Slovene Slavery
Earliest Black sub Sahara Black Slave trade
Black Slaves in Italy Portugal and Spain prior to 1492 in Spanish – for more click pages on bottom
Sub-Sahara African sicklecell anemia followed the slave trade into Europe India and New World altho’ Black phenotype changes to the majority population

DNA to become skctch artist
DNA to identify unknown criminal's phenotype jn detail FIVE (5) YRS IN THE FUTURE http://www.geneticsandsociety.org/article.php?id=4609

Angela CADIZ Velazquez

johnqu — 2009-11-20 19:45:05Z

MtDNA (12) marker tests
Haplogroup : AMERINDIAN “A” twelve markers
1.Angela CADIZ Vwlazquez nine (9) matches in FTDNA database
2.Carmen ARROYO Torres sixty-five (65) matchcs in FTDNA database

conclusions:
Both my mtDNA, maternal and paternal Haplogroups “A” mutated separately as different Haplogroups “A” in different time-frames as they made migrations away from China thousands of years apart traveling to Alaska, the New World and PR.

No Black or Caucasian mtDNA has been found but the fact is that my Cadiz PAPER TRAIL has mulata in the 1910 census Ponce PR a Rce designation for my gmother Angela Cadiz. Her facial features were white as seen in pictures but shows a dark long straight haired Indian-from-India look, but perhaps too dark for only Amerindian although her mtDNA is Amerindian .

9 matches in FTDNA database (Email addresses available)

Anonymous matches:
A China (268) - 1
A Korea, Republic of (72) - 2
A Guatemala (35) - 2
A Honduras (25) - 1
A United States (685) - 2
A Mexico (807) - 16
A Mexico (807) Native American - 1
A Colombia (106) - 4
A Puerto Rico (260) - 6
A Puerto Rico (260) – 1

Recent Anonymous migratory matchesMaternal gmother Angela CADIZ Velazquez mtDNA Haplogroup “A” total matches in Familytreee PR database: nine - 9
A Scotland (2440) - 1
A Spain (1098) - 2
A Cape Verde (170) – 1

Paternal gmother Carmen ARROYO Torres mtDNA Haplogroup “A” total matches in Familytree PR database: suxty four - 64

65 matchcs in FTDNA database (Email addresses available)

Anonymous matches: oddly enough Asia missing
A Cuba (63) – 1
A United States (685) - 2
A Puerto Rico (260) - 30
A Puerto Rico (260) Taino 1
A2 ? Puerto Rico (260) - 1

Recent Anonymous migratory matches
A Italy (2172) – 1
A Spain (1098) – 6

Human mtDNA haplogroups are lettered: A, B, C, CZ, D, E, F, G, H, pre-HV, HV, I, J, pre-JT, JT, K, L0, L1,L2, L3, L4, L5, L6, L7, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, U, UK, V, W, X, Y, and Z.
Common divisions for female mtDNA:
African: L, L1, L2, L3, L3
Near Eastern: J, N
Southern European: J, K
General European: H, V
Northern European: T, U, X
Asian: A, B, C, D, E, F, G (note: M is composed of C, D, E, and G)
Native American: A, B, C, D, and sometimes X

DNA in PR

2002 Wikipedia
Female (mtDNA)..…..…….……Male (yDNA)
61.1% Amerindian…....………..70% European
26.4% European ……………….20% African
12.5% African..…….……..……10% Amerindian
Majority non-migrating mtDNA generally determines country phenotype
JC virus verifies and confirms 61-2 % PR Amerindian mtDNA migration routes.

“…based on non-gendered Autosomal ancestry informative markers Puerto_Rico#Genetics The study… showed
98% of the people sampled had European ancestry markers,
87% had African ancestry markers,
84% had Native American ancestry markers,
4% showed only Native American
5% showed only African and European markers,
2% showed only African markers, and
2% showed only European markers.”

These results prove false the hypothesis that the Amerindian Tainos disappeared from PR by the end of the sixteenth century. Only the Amerindian lamguage died. The results show a vast pervasive amount of racial mixing miscegenation and a high percentage of Amerindian mtDNA rendering a rainbow panoply of ostensible Amerindian, White, Mulatto, Mestizo Zambo, or Black phenotypes. Altho’ the dominamt paternal Dutch QUIRINDONGO yDNA “I” (eye) 2a1 (P37.2+1) and dominamt maternal Irish CORTES yDNA R1b1b2 both appear outside of Eitrope early perhaps as early as 1650, yDNA and phenotype has been continuously modified by mtDNA away from Europe every generation afterwards yet the Dutch yDNA in Asia and the Irish yDNA in the New World both remain constant and identifiable exotic curiosities. This is normal and expected because phenotype can change in one (1) generation. White, Black, Mestizo and Mulatto phenotypes can come from the same parents regardless of the parent’s phenotype according to the Mendelian Law of PhenotypePaper trail and possibly documented Probabilities. For instance from two (2) “White” phenotype parents the results are:
John 5/15/91
Richard 4/25/94
Barbara 1/16/98

The dominant yDNA gene is in a direct unbroken male line to the present day but it is just one (1) gene or one male person changed by millions of mtDNA modifiers in our total ancestry pyramidal pedigree make-up.
Ethnic composition of present day PR

No significant “pure breed” in Israel

http://www.joshuaproject.net/countries.php?rog3=IS

Blacks and other non-Whites in Spain Italy Germany Europe and the New World
Europe and World Slavery and Bible ancient and present Slav-Slovak-Slovene Slavery
Earliest Black sub Sahara Black Slave trade
Black Slaves in Italy Portugal and Spain prior to 1492 in Spanish – for more click pages on bottom
Sub-Sahara African sicklecell anemia followed the slave trade into Europe India and New World altho’ Black phenotype changes to the majority population

Re: Looking for my family

johnqu — 2009-11-20 19:07:35Z

Re: Velazquez from Las Piedras, Puerto Rico

evelynrosado — 2009-11-02 09:30:19Z

Hi,

I don't know the street. I will ask my Dad and let you know.

Evelyn

Re: Velazquez from Las Piedras, Puerto Rico

virgar1 — 2009-11-01 23:38:20Z

Did you ever find out about your grandmother's family?
Also could you please give me the location of the street she lived?
Thank you

VELAZQUEZ Linda G 1925-1986

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-26 12:51:24Z

VELAZQUEZ Linda G 1925-1986

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,545 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Guayanilla, Puerto Rico

mvmsvs — 2009-09-23 20:12:40Z

Joey,

Call me...you can find me on www.411.com. Just type my name in & enter Orlando, FL. I would love to talk to you & see what you & Monse have been up to. How's your mom??? Hope everyone is good.

My kids are grown & I have a third baby (a boy), too. Everything is pretty good, thank God. But get in touch with me, okay??

Love you, your cuz,

Miriam 49th Street

Guayanilla, Puerto Rico

mvmsvs — 2009-09-23 20:09:06Z

I know I haven't blogged anything in almost eight years, but if there is still some family out there please send me a note. Thank you & God bless,

Miriam Velazquez

velazquez family, from nuevo laredo, mx and laredo tx???

VelazquezA — 2009-08-11 04:22:20Z

i am looking for any family connections from "VELAZQUEZ" from nuevo laredo mexico and laredo texas.. my grandma was anastacia moreno velazquez, grandpa was manuel sanchez velazquez, with great grandparents of benjamin and agripina rodriguez moreno, bruna and cruz velazquez, great aunts of hilario, marilena, perfecto, juana sanchez, and also great uncles/aunts of eulario bertrand, andrea and jesus mendosa, delores and come morales, thelma and armando trejo.. anyone? see my grandparents with my dad and some aunts come over to chicago area now..

Re: Your family..........

nsiino — 2009-06-12 15:57:10Z

Looking for a Hector Luis Velazquez, originally from PR moved to Bronx, NY then back to PR. He is about 50-60 years old. He also has two children Waleska and Orlando in the Bronx. We were told that he had about 6 more kids in PR when he moved back. If anyone has any information on him, he left his children in the bronx and never contacted them again. His son and daughter would love to see him and let him know that he has lots of grandchildren. nsiino@hotmail.com

Re: Guayanilla, Puerto Rico

meanmednazi — 2009-05-19 04:19:53Z

Looking for Velazquez family from El Barrio Barrero in Guayanilla P.R. Great-grandma is Beatriz Cortez Acosta & Great-grandpa is Fernando Irisarry Segarra. Please email me.

looking for velazquez chavez relatives from Nayarit mexico. Thanks

zulevelazquez — 2009-05-11 03:27:07Z

Hello,

I am looking for relatives from nayarit mexico. i know we have my father's sister living in california. His name is Primitivo velazquez chavez but i don't know my sisters name. any information will help. thanks

Re: Looking for my family

xoxricanxmamiixox — 2008-10-25 22:03:09Z

Im also looking for family relitives. My name is Nina velazquez. the names you named dont ring a bell but my grandfather was Florentino Velazquez and his father was pedro Velazquez as far i as know. They were both from ponce Puerto Rico then later on Florentino moved to lorain ohio and from there pennsylvania then later died in 95.

Rivera - Fontanez - Alicea (Bayamon and nearby towns)

rlebronmontan — 2008-10-03 01:41:15Z

Hi, I am working my family tree and have these 3 surnames with my Montalbans from Comerio. I thought for the longest time that the Mntalban were from Comerio but when I called the church they have no record of my ggrandfather nor of my gggrandfather. any info. will be greatly appreciated.

Rlebron42@aol.com

Looking for my family

Ruth_Velazquez — 2008-10-02 11:31:51Z

My great grandfathers name was Eladio Velazquez Munoz. His wife was Carmen Velez. Does this ring a bell with anyone? He was from Aguas Buena in Puerto Rico. Thanks.

looking for my other family for historical purposes

sulsatactic — 2008-05-23 17:48:14Z

Im david velazquez son of alfonso velazquez if you have any family related items please reply back
p.s. father was a marine sniper scout during vietnam conflict if that helps

Re: just wondering

sulsatactic — 2008-05-23 17:44:46Z

hey i just wanted to comment im david velazquez and my father's name is alfonso velazquez he was born in san juan PR any bells there

Edwin Velazquez

dreamofjess — 2008-05-01 18:04:33Z

My father dies when I was three years old. I am now 24 and I have always been in contact with his family, but I know very little of his earlier life. I know he was married twice before my mom. I would love to findout more about that.

Looking for the family of Sirilo Velazquez

carlosmelendez151 — 2008-02-02 18:05:38Z

Looking for the family of Sirilo Velazquez y Rosa (b:1845). Both Felicita and Sotero were born in San Lorenzo per the records. I assume the rest were too.

His siblings were:
1. Maria Velazquez y Santiago (b.1888) and married to Ricardo De La Santos
2. Felicita Velazquez y Santiago (1889 – about 1921) and married to Jose Isabel Guzman
3. Balbina Velazquez y Santiago (b. 1884) and married to Juan Reyes y Garcia
4. Sotero Velazquez y Santiago (b.1878) and married to Maria De Valle y Alicea (Alicea y Del Valle)
5. Eugenia Velazquez y Santiago (b.1870) and married to Sergio Oliver

Maria Velazquez y Santiago sibling:
Isabelo De La Santos (b: 1909)

Felicita Velazquez y Santiago sibling:
Juana Guzman (b: 1912)
Justo Guzman (1914-1996)
Esperanza Guzman (1916-1992)
Victoria Guzman (1917-before 1930)
Juan Guzman (1921-present)

Balbina Velazquez y Santiago sibling:
Ramon Reyes (b: 1910)
Maria Reyes (b: 1912)
Francisco Reyes (b: 1914)
Juana Reyes (b: 1919)

Sotero Velazquez y Santiago sibling:
Sontos Velazquez (b: 1901)
Francisco Velazquez (b: 1903)
Salome Velazquez (b: 1905)
Pantaleon Velazquez (b: 1908)
Eustaquio Velazquez (b: 1909)
Emilia Velazquez (b: 1912)
Bernandina Mulero Y Velazquez (b: 1901) niece of Sotero

Re: Velazquez Family

mrive — 2007-12-02 18:54:55Z

My granfather was Velazquez from Santa Isabel, Puerto RIco. The first Velazquez in our family came from Peñuelas in XVII but I am still researching to find his name.

He married Agustina Guadalupe Mateo around 1881 and 1882.

Re: just wondering

maribel85 — 2007-05-11 20:50:56Z

my great grandfather name is domingo velazquez

Re: looking for :Velazquez from Morency AZ

gfreel129 — 2007-04-10 20:56:46Z

Theresa Frasquillo was my great-grandmother,I have alot
more information on all the other family lines,just send
me a e-mail (gfreel@onewest.net)Looking forward to sharing
information. Gina

Re: Frasquillo Family

gfreel129 — 2007-04-10 20:47:02Z

I have alot of our family information if you would like
to find out more,just send me a e-mail.

Thanks,
Gina

Re: LOOKING FOR PR RELATIVES - VELAZQUEZ FAMILY

2003-05-06 15:31:48Z

DeniseYou say your Dad's name is Julio Velazquez and that his father's name is Severo--was Severo also know as Charlie? My stepmother Juana Velazquez has been looking for her brother Severo. Severo's mother's name was Evarista Diaz--Father's name Elias Velazquezmaternal mother--Cristina SantiagoSevero also had a sister they all called Tuta...Tuta lived in Hartford, Connecticut. He also had a sister - Catalina and other brothers I can't recall their names now..but I can check with Juana in Salinas. Puerto Rico and get back to you----Please, please, any information regarding Severo would make my stepmother a very happy person..She has been trying to contact her brother for many years...thanks again

Re: Searching for my family, in Mexico or USA

scootflh1 — 2007-01-15 00:13:45Z

hey . thanks for the reply you both can get me at scootflh1@yahoo.com or jessejodi@locl.net did you get the info i sent you the address? please reply ,,,, jesse

Re: Searching for my family, in Mexico or USA

lariisel — 2007-01-14 18:08:59Z

Hi Jesse,
the original post was by my friend Tere. She is from Guadalajara. I will contact her and see if she knows anything. My grandmother was a Velazquez, but we are from the part of Jalisco closer to Zacatecas. I will call Tere later today and see if she knows of anything.

Re: Searching for my family, in Mexico or USA

scootflh1 — 2007-01-10 06:21:20Z

hi lariisel. my name is jesse velasquez , my father passed away in 1973, i have been trying to get massege to his family of his passing. i have a aunt carmen velasquez and a uncle eduardo velasquez that was in the mexican army the last address i have was S.R.Calle 54-#532 Guadalajara,Jalisco,Mexico.44159 My father had kids from his first marrage dont know there names. He married my mother in Ohio, in 1957 i was born in 1959... if you get this message please reply .thanks Jesse velasquez

Re: Searching for my family, in Mexico or USA

lariisel — 2007-01-10 04:14:03Z

Can't email you because I'm not a paying member. i'm with aol.com and my screen name is lariisel. Are you or your family from the Jalisco area?

Re: Searching for my family, in Mexico or USA

scootflh1 — 2007-01-09 16:40:48Z

iam a velasquez email me

Staff Sgt. Paul A. Velazquez, 29, of Calif., November 2003

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

No. 811-03
IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 2, 2003
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Staff Sgt. Paul A. Velazquez, 29, of Calif., was killed on November 2, 2003, in Al Fallujah, Iraq. Velazquez was on board a CH-47 Chinook helicopter when it made a crash landing.

Velazquez was assigned to 2nd Battalion, 5th Field Artillery Regiment, III Corps Artillery, Fort Sill, Okla.

The cause of the crash is unknown at this time and an investigation is underway.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2003/nr20031102-0597.htm...

Staff Sgt. Angel D. Mercado-Velazquez, 24, died Sept. 1, 2006

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

Not a relative and I have no additional information.

Please see:

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p...

Guaraguao,p r english-spanish

2006-09-15 16:29:28Z

I am looking for these names in Guaraguao.Velazquez-Gonzalez,Gonzalez- Almodovar, Colon-Guiterez,santiago-Velazquez,hablo espanol tambien

Re: Frasquillo Family

angienava_1 — 2006-08-20 02:32:50Z

Robert and Lorraine,
I am interested in sharing information, maybe together we can find out our family history. I am Angel Frasquillo's daughter.