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Azalie Basco that married Almond Troquille

TCrowleyYoung — 2012-03-11 02:00:46Z

Ok..I just read where a Azalie Basco married a Coutee. There was another Azalie Basco (daughter of Landry and Suzie Basco)that married Almond Troquille (son of Solomon and Azilee Rachal Troquille). I a looking for information on Azalie Basco who married Almond. Suzie was Susan de la Cerda. Their estimated marriage year is 1885.

Landry Basco (husband of Suzie)

TCrowleyYoung — 2012-03-11 01:50:23Z

I'm looking for info on Landry. He was the father of my grandmother Azalie Basco Troquille (wife of Almond). I know that Landry was in prison in BAton Rouge...not sure what year he went in. I was told he died there. Any info?

Re: Basco "Baschko" Hungarians.

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-11 22:40:56Z

Name: Bashko, Sophie
Date: Sep 25 1969
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #092.
Notes: Bashko (Basco). Sophie Bashko (nee Kovach), beloved wife of Michael (deceased), devoted mother of Mike, Peter of Flint, Mich., Joseph, Mary Braut, Anna Hintz of Floriday, Sophie Zoffian, Vera Scott, Betty Sopata, John, Helen (deceased), grandmother of 22, great-grandmother of 33. Sept. 22. Friends may call at The Jakab & Toth Funeral Home, 12014 Buckeye Rd. Services Friday, Sept. 26 at St. Elizabeth Church at 10 a. m. Hours 2-5 And 7-9 P.M.

Cleveland Ohio area Basco

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-11 22:36:52Z

Cleveland Public Library Necrology File - Online - Free
Beware! Transcriber made typo errors. Beware of spelling.

Id#: 0417394
Name: Basco, Lillian
Date: Jun 7 1974
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #092.
Notes: Basco. Lillian Basco (nee Novak), mother of Eleanore Ursick and Eileen Faia, grandmother and great-grandmother, sister of Rose and Frank Novak, Adella Draha, the late Edward and Stanley Novak, passed away Thursday, June 6 Prayer services at the funeral home Saturday, June 8 at 9:30 A.M.
Funeral Mass at St. Thomas More Church at 10 A.M.
Friends may call at the The Busch Funeral Home, 4334 Pearl Rd. 2-5 And 7-10 P.M. Friday.

Id#: 0417393
Name: Basco, Joseph J.
Date: ?
Source: ?; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #092.
Notes: Basco. Joseph J. Basco, beloved husband of Beatrice (nee Becker), father of Joanne Szekely, Karen Jackson and grandfather, son of the late Michael and Sophie Baschko, brother of Peter, Mary Braut, Anna Hintz, Betty Sopata, Sophie Zoffian, Vera Scott, and the late Michael and John. Friends may call at The Ferfolia & Sons Funeral Home, 5386 Lee Rd., Near Broadway, Maple Hts. Funeral Saturday 8:45 a.m. Services St. Michael's Church, Brecksville Rd., 9:30 a.m. Visiting Friday 2-4 And 7-9 P.M.

Id#: 0417392
Name: Basco, Joseph
Date: Apr 4 1967
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #092.
Notes: Basco. Joseph Basco, late residence, ? W. 42 St. Friends received at The Louis A. Bodnar & Son Funeral Chapel, 3929 Lorain Ave., where services will be held Wednesday, Apr. 5, at 1 P.M.

Id#: 0417391
Name: Basco, Helen
Date: May 23 1969
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #092.
Notes: Basco. Helen Basco (nee Legnasky), of Woodland Ave., loving mother of Patricia Simmers and Corrine Coleman (Sheffield, Ohio), dear sister of Mary Marsh, Vera Alderman, Joseph Legnasky (Macedonia, Ohio), Andrew Legnasky (Chesterland, OH) and Peter Legnasky (California), grandmother of eight, entered into rest Tuesday.
Services Saturday, away 24, at 8:15 a.m. followed by Requiem High Mass at St. Catherine Church 9 a.m. The family will receive friends at The St. John Funeral Home, 10601 Buckeye Rd., Friday 2-5 And 7-10 P.M.

Id#: 0417390
Name: Basco, Anna
Date: Oct 17 1958
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #092.
Notes: Basco, Anna (nee Seman), of 11906 Farringdon Ave., beloved wife of the late Andrew, dear mother of Henry, Mary Hayes, John (deceased), Andrew G., Helen Stp. and grandmother, sister of Katherine Toth, Rose Paul (deceased).
Friends may call at the Kontur Funeral Home, 2969 East Blvd. (south of Buckeye Rd.). Funeral mass Saturday, Oct. 18, from St. Benedict Church, at 11 a. m.

Id#: 0016189
Name: Basco, Steve
Date: 12/3/1933
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #005.
Notes: age 47. Highland Park Cemetery Warrensville, Ohio.

Id#: 0016188
Name: Basco, John T.
Date: Dec 23 1941
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #005.
Notes: Basco, John T.--Aged 31, beloved husband of Stella (nee Kolar), father of Helen and Marie; passed away Dec. 21, 1941, 7:45 p. m. at his late residence. 3067 Ashwood rd.
Son of Andrew and Anna Basco. Brother of Henry, Mrs. Mary Hayes, Andrew and Mrs. Helen Srp.
Funeral Wednesday, Dep. 24, from J. Kontur Funeral Home, 2969 East blvd., at 8:30 a. m. and at Our Lady of Peace Church at 10. a. m. Burial Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio.

Id#: 0016187
Name: Basco, John G.
Date: Dec 10 1943
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #005.
Notes: Basco: John G., age 41, residence, 10017 Grace ave., Garfield Heights, beloved husband of Ethel, son of Joseph and Mary, brother of Ralph, Mrs. Elizabeth Deak, Edward, Mrs. Mary, Spisak, Mrs. Ethel Zema, Anthony and Anna. Friends may call at S. A. Jakab & Bros. Funeral Home, 11713 Buckeye rd. Services Saturday, Dec. 11, at 9:30 a.m.

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Name: Bascom, Edward (Bacso)
Date: Aug ?
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #092.
Notes: Bascom, Edward (Basco), beloved husband of Edith (Nancy) (nee Farrar), son of Mrs. Mary Bacso, brother of Anthony, Ralph, Anna Gossett, Mary Spisak of Santa Barbara, Calif. Elizabeth Deak and Ethel Kreemer, late residence, 3402 Wade Ave.
Friends may call at the Ripepi Funeral Home, 3202 Fulton Rd., where services will be held Friday, Aug. 24, at 10 a.m. Press 8-23-51. Basco (Bascom), Edward, father of Mrs. Eleanore Ursick and Mrs. Eileen Stumpf.
Friends may call at the Ripepi Funeral Home, 3202 Fulton Rd., where services will be held Friday, Aug. 24, at 10 a.m.

Cuyahoga

Re: Grandparents

nobodyporter — 2011-10-23 06:29:18Z

My grandfather's name was Johnnie Joe Basco I know that he lived in Rapides parish in 1930.I am also looking for information on them.I believe that John E.Basco was his father.Looking for more info. as well.

Looking for the parents of Johnnie J. Basco

nobodyporter — 2011-10-23 06:24:37Z

Johnnie J. Basco was married to Ida Martin Basco.He died in 1972.She died in 1977.

BASCO Harvey L - Vietnam Wall section 29W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-26 15:31:59Z

BASCO Harvey L - Vietnam Wall section 29W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,079 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Re: Basco Family

bl1935 — 2010-12-14 04:28:11Z

They didn't deliberately change their name, it was an evolutionary change: Spanish Basques/Vasquez to Bascus, Bask, Basco. Blame the French and English. In one census, they are listed as Tubasco.

Re: Hyams M. Basco son of Eugene L Basco of Louisiana

bl1935 — 2010-12-14 04:13:33Z

I would like very much to help you. Hyams Milton Basco, son of Eugene Lincoln (Cap) and Mary Elizabeth Gorum Basco. Hyams was b 9 July 1888 @ Derry, Natchitoches Parish, LA., died 7 October 1959 in hospital in New Orleans., cardiac arrest, following surgery, buried at Dark-Neal Cemetery, Boyce-Cotile, Rapides Parish, LA., married twice: first, to Harriet Appel Brosset; second, to Ruby Lee Martin.

Re: Joseph Alberich 1886-1967, Antoinia Fernandes Bringas

977754407 — 2008-01-03 11:59:17Z

Good moorning, i see your notice about your search ALBERICH and i think we are family: me are coussin 2n, and you have a coussine
Alberich it was my mother and she was born in a village LA CANONJA (now city of Tarragona) if you see de map its about 70 miles to de south from Barcelona on the coast in the north east from Spain
Its possible Joseph Alberich works in a Morgan Bank ?

Sorry for my english, it is basic

I hoop i see you sometime

Francesc Jané Alberich
tel part. 00 34977 75 44 07
móbil: 00 34 656 40 79 16
work: 00 34 977 300 111
fax: 00 34977 300 198
mail at work: diggraf@diggraf.com
mail at hom: 977754407@telefonica.net
C/ Mas de Bofarull, 35
43204 REUS (Tarragona) ESPAÑA

Re: Marie Delphine Basco

sn2bavet1 — 2007-07-16 20:58:25Z

I have some info on Malvina(Marie) Dlephine Basco what do you need

old picture in staten island, ny

WendyWard — 2007-03-11 03:51:05Z

i have a picture of a man looks like it might be in a barricks of sorts on the back hand written it says Basco Staten Island New York. I found it in my Grandmas old photo album mom thinks he was a friend of one of my uncles while he was in the service their last name is Bridges email me if you want to look at it i will scan it and sent it. If you know him i will mail it to you

Bacso

tomshipper — 2007-02-24 14:32:47Z

I have a relative who died in the States, i found him in immigration records. His name was Bacso Jozsef went to America in 1902, october.(From N kér) But i cant read the place where he went, this man was my greatgrandfather, can anybody help?
It would be very important.

family

tomshipper — 2007-02-24 14:13:08Z

Re: Bacso great-grandfather

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

Andrea

A map of Hungary at the time of your ancestors:
http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/austhung.htm
Did you try to locate "missing" EI manifest with
www.jewishgen.org/databases/EIDB/ellis.html
BACSO in Hungarian, BAC^O in Slovak and BATCHO in English. One and same pronounciation. If your ancestor was naturalized citizen or had social security numbers than you can request those forms which do have a place of birth. If not naturalized but lived pass 1940 then there is an Alien Registration Form.

Re: Bacso great-grandfather

ZBeca — 2006-11-13 15:35:34Z

Andrea

The naturalization requirements have changed few times. Best to check up on the actual naturalization website. I do not want to give you wrong information.

www.archives.gov/genealogy/naturalization/naturalization.htm...

Re: BASCO FAMILY IN LOUISIANA

ishapespace — 2006-06-04 22:43:25Z

Larissa,

I found a post of yours from a few years ago where you mentioned that you could trace the Basco line back to the 1600's. Ambroise and Marie Dervan are as far back as I can go. I would love to have anything that you would be willing to share about the family. I have a great-great aunt that married a Basco (and other distant marriages too) and I am very interested in the family's history. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thanks and keep in touch!

Brittaney Kerry

Hyams M. Basco son of Eugene L Basco of Louisiana

2006-03-14 01:40:38Z

I am helping someone research Hyams Milton Basco of Natchcoches and/or Rapides Parish, LA I am intersted in documentation supporting data that has been posted on the internet.

Re: Bacso great-grandfather

jiggilypuffs — 2005-10-07 02:14:09Z

Thank you so much! I have a hint as to when they Naturalized.. but I'm not sure where (either in PA or NJ as they were in PA in 1910 and NJ in 1920 and the census says they naturalized in 1913 or 1918). No social security numbers that I can find.

I will figure out how to hunt those down. Do you think that my great grandmother's forms would have them on it? She had 2 sisters who also naturalized over here, so I might luck in with one of them, it not her. Did those who naturalized with their husbands fill that information out?

Thank you so much!
-andrea

p.s. http://www.flickr.com/photos/batchoalbum I have some old photos from PA and Hungary and I'm on Hungary-General board trying to figure out the medals and anything about the photo from Hungary.

Bacso great-grandfather

jiggilypuffs — 2005-05-30 21:11:29Z

Hi. My great grandfather was Janos Bacso. He came over, around 1884, changed his name to John Batcho, and settled in Windber, PA, married Zsofia Bado, had kids, and then moved to Manville, NJ.

He was born in Hungary in 1875, married approx 1898, and died in 1949 in Manville. His children are: Andrew William Batcho, Alexander L. Batcho, Joseph Batcho, Nicholas A. Batcho, Margaret Batcho Tasnady, Steven Batcho, John (J.?) Batcho, and a Lizzie Batcho (b.1910 we think she might not have made it to 1920).

We don't know much beyond that (Ellis Island has his ship's manifest as 'missing'). Perhaps his brothers came over and are Bacho's?

thanks,
-andrea
andrea (at) andreabatcho.com

Re: Basco "Baschko" Hungarians.

Nobleware — 2005-05-27 17:13:47Z

Some corrections to that post:

I said I thought Joseph and Michael were the oldest based on order of death. I might be wrong because I noticed Joseph's possible birth date I have makes him younger than John who died first. And second I said Joseph had the last name Baschko in the paragraph at the bottom. I made a typo and wrote Joseph instead of John. There are just too many Josephs and John Bascos to go around in all the types of Basco families I have found.

Basco "Baschko" Hungarians.

2005-05-25 20:10:26Z

Basco's unraveled.

2005-05-25 18:43:50Z

Okay here is what I know and have found out about all different families of Bascos out there.

First I descend from Hungarians Michael and Sophie Baschko who had loads of kids and settled in the Cleveland area and I think only 2 sons changed their last names to Basco. Peter Basco and Joseph Basco.

There are two Joseph Bascos from two different families that people have been doing research on. There is a Joseph J. Basco that is one of the brother's I just mentioned above. Then there is a Joseph D. Basco who is from a different family (They possibly could have been related, they could have been some kind of distant relatives or even cousins. I don't know this and haven't found anything linking the two.) and the posts say he and his family settled in Pennsylvania and I think they said they also moved on to Ohio. I have confirmed through records that there were 2 Joseph Bascos. Like I said a Joseph J and a Joseph D. Both of these guys who are unrelated for now supposedly came from Hungary/Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Now where it gets even more fun. There are loads of Bascos out there from Spanish Portuguese and Southern France most descend from the Basque Region in Europe and I have noticed a lot live in Lousiana and west of the Mississippi. From what I have read their name Basco came from Basquez obviously from people from the Basque region.

Also you might notice there are also Filipino Bascos out there as well. They obviously inherited their last name from the Spanish because they did control the Island for some time.

Re: Oookay I might be wrong

2005-05-25 18:06:16Z

I was way wrong. I finally found some records.

Hungarians who settled in Cleveland area of Ohio.

Parents: Michael and Sophie Baschko

Children:
Michael
Joseph Baschko
John Basco
Peter Basco
Mary Braut
Anne Hintz or Anna Hintz
Sophie Zoffian
Vera Scott
Betty Sopata

It looks like only 2 brothers changed Baschko to Basco and I have found no records of Basko. So I assume whoever told me it might have been changed to Basko was wrong.

Marie Delphine Basco

wallet19751 — 2004-08-13 03:19:02Z

I'm try information on Marie Delphine Basco and she marry Silvere Arevan in La on 1 July 1843 at Riviere aux Cannes. This is my fourth great-parent. Thanks.
Calvin

Joseph Alberich 1886-1967, Antoinia Fernandes Bringas

SNOODLES — 2004-06-24 00:19:42Z

Looking for info about my grandparents. Joseph was born La Banonjas, Tarragona, Spain. Married Antonia Fernandez Bringas who was born in Bilbao, Spain. They were married in New York City, Saint Patrick's Cathedral in 1917. He was the oldest of 4 children, 2 brothers and 1 sister. They were brought up in Barcelona, Spain.

Re: Azaillie Basco

2003-12-31 15:58:38Z

ok thats fine it was nice to here from you,when you get back email me ok.

Re: Azaillie Basco

2003-12-31 14:07:11Z

Yes, I have a lot of info on this family I go back to when they came here from Spain. However, I am out of the country going to school and all my stuff is in storage in the states. I will be gone for 2 years but when I get back I would love to share please email me with your email and I will contact you when I return
Thanks,
Hilary

Re: Joseph Basco, Ohio

2003-12-20 19:44:40Z

Linda, you are one of my cousins. Your mother, Anna, was one of my fathers sisters. His name was Ralph Joseph Basco.
He moved us to California just after WW2, about 1947.
Call or drop me a line at (310) 548-4770 or email fbasco@hotmail.com.
My mothers name was Anna D also. The D stood for her maiden name, Diamond.

Re: Okay folks: The Basco Deal

2003-12-20 19:18:55Z

I am Francis Daniel Basco, father Ralph Joseph sr. mother Anna from Cleveland, Ohio. Mother born in Hungary Grandfather Joseph born in Hungary.
You must be a cousin, maybe once or twice removed.
Brother Ralph Joseph jr, sisters Elizabeth, Julia, Margaret.
Uncles Tony, Joe, Ed, John, aunts Ethel, Anna, etc.

We must be related but you will have to fill me in.

Call: (310) 548-4770 or email: fbasco@hotmail.com

Re: Azaillie Basco

arthurwiltse_1 — 2003-12-13 23:36:36Z

Hi I am doing my family tree and I seen your posting,my family are kin to the Basco's,my family tree starts with John Adout Basco,I have her in my tree and her husband Sifferan,do you have alot of imformation on the Basco's.

Thank you Rebecca Scott

Re: BASCO FAMILY IN LOUISIANA

doucet_belinda — 2003-06-02 16:20:43Z

Hi my name is belinda, trying to trace husband side of the family. His great grandmother mom was mary basco and she married a oscar coutee, they are buried at the gorum cemetry. wanting to find out more on there family. Thank you . Can email me at doucet_belinda@yahoo.com

Re: Joseph Basco/Bacso

agrn6 — 2003-01-25 15:48:21Z

I am looking for Joseph Basco (aka Bacso) b. 1925 Hungary, married Wilma Harda, they had 2 daughters born in 1955 and 1962.
Wilma Harda is the daughter of Irme Paul Harda, mother unknown.
Irme Paul Harda is the son of George Harda (1879-March 1965, died in Pusztafalu, Hungary)

Re: DONALD BASCO

2002-06-13 23:49:59Z

We are not African American but heard that there might be some in the family. The Basco family that we are decended from lived and some still do around Gorum/ Flatwoods area which is just a little north of Alexandria. We live in Colorado now but lived in Otis, also outside of Alex, for three years. I met my husband in Ca and we lived there most of our married life. Anyway, I think it would be really cool if we did have African Americans in the family so I hope we can work together to find the connection. Please email me at Sn2bavet@aol.com

Re: DONALD BASCO

2002-06-13 20:58:04Z

My father was born and raised in Cane River, outside of Alexandria, Louisiana.We are African Americans. My father was previously married to Erma Shirvers and they had a child by the name of Donald Basco he was born April 27,1956 or 1957 not really sure. I don't know if there is a connection between Basco/Basquez, I've never heard that name Basquez.

Re: DONALD BASCO

2002-06-13 20:33:25Z

Are you from La were you born in Mailla or the States? Do you know of a connection to the Basco/Basquez family in La. to anyone in Spain? I have traced this family coming from Spain as soldiers to protect the governor of Texas territory However, that is as far as I go. I think that they may be Basque but not sure. Anything you might know could help
Thanks
Hilary

Basco from Hungary (also Harda)

agrn6 — 2002-05-23 03:15:06Z

Looking for descendants of George Harda and of Joseph Basco born circa 1925.
He married Wilma Harda. Lived in Pusztafalu, Abaij Meggye Hungary.
agrn@idir.net

Re: DONALD BASCO

2002-04-10 05:51:43Z

My name is also Michelle Basco. I'm from Manila.

Re: My dads name was Joseph Basco

2002-01-31 20:32:55Z

The father of my grandfather are Josep Basco. They are Carpenter and living in Tortosa, Catalonia. I never hear at surname Basco in Portugal, but our family seems more near.
My grandfather are Joan Basco and living in Tortosa, Barcelona, Balaguer... My father are Ismael Basco and living in Barcelona, near me.

Ohio Basco's come from PA and may not be so hungarian

2001-11-25 06:28:13Z

The lady who replied to this is my aunt. Hi aunt Debbie. I talked to my grandmother. Joseph Basco's father was John Basco. His mother, who's name may be false, was Mary Elizabeth Nicholas. The family came over somewhere between (My estimate) 1900-1915 Joseph was the oldest. He had a couple brothers including a John and a sister named. John and Mary fleed from the Austria-Hungry area do to political reasons and as stated was believed to be a extremely high rank in the military. He could speak seven languages. All pictures of Mary were burned to prevent future reprecusions to the family. But the family has a picture of John. We also have a picture of Joseph and two of his brothers around 1941-45

BASKO

BTolomeo — 2001-08-25 15:40:46Z

Bryan-I'm a Basko, of Austrian-Hungarian descent, however, not related to the Ohio Basko's as far as we know. My great grandfather, John Basko came to us in 1888, first to PA, then moved onto Wisconsin. He had his wife, Elizabeth and 3 children with him. Family members speculate the name was changed from something else after they came to the US, which confuses things. They came from Salgotarjan, Austria (which is now Hungary, and also confuses things). Their town in Austria was a big mining town; my grandfather was a miner there, and was a miner here (in the US). I do not know if my great grandfather had any sib's, but he may have. My great grandfather Basko is as far back as we can go. I don't have his b-day with me right now, but I know he was born in the 1850's. My father (who is 89) knew him, but said he didn't talk very much (I figure he probably didn't speak English very well). So that's my Basko story. I am trying to find out if my gg Basko had sibs, and if so, who were they?

Re: BASCO FAMILY IN LOUISIANA

2001-08-22 02:02:20Z

SIFFERAN COUTY JR. b.OCT.3,1886 d.AUG.4,1954 son of FRANCES WHITE and SIFFERAN COUTY.
HE MARRIED ASLLIE BASCO b.JULY 13,1893 d JULY 16,1979
They had seven children.
JOHN WILBER COUTY
WILLIE COUTY
ALFRED BARNEY COUTY
CURBIE COUTY
MYRTIS COUTY
DORTHY JEAN COUTY
OLLIE MAE COUTY
Is ASLLIE and AZILLA the same person ,i thank so though i may be wrong. keith

Grandparents

2001-08-08 04:02:10Z

Looking for family history on :
John E . Basco Jr.
B:10-06-1909
D: 09-02-1959 Burried in Mt.Zion Cementary ,died in Montgomery , La. Brothers :Johnny -of Zachary,La. &Joseph(Joe)-of Montgomery ,La.
His spouse :
Corine Cicile Cannon
B: 10-21-1915
D: 01-15-2000 Burried in Mt. Zion Cemetery ,Montgomery,La. passed away in Princeton ,La. A native of Cloutieville ,La.
Their Children:
Lillie ,Leo ,Johnnie
realy want to find the Basco line I belong in ! Anyone out their knows this line email me .

BASKO

2001-03-17 19:42:58Z

My great grandfather was John Basko (1853-1948), who came to the US in 1888, from Salgotarjan, Austria (now Hungary); he was married to Elizabeth Korischar Basko. I do not know anything more about my great grandfather--if he had any siblings, if he changed the spelling of the name, etc. (which we suspect someone did along the lines). Any info would be helpful.

Azaillie Basco

2001-03-17 09:33:22Z

Azaillie Basco who married Sifferan Coutee is the younger sister of my husband's great-grandfather Jesse Basco. If you think this is the same person I have her family history back to 1739. She and her husband are buried in the Gorum cemetery and the info I have is that she was born 7/13/1893 and married 9/18/1914 and died on 7/6/1970 this is probably from the tombstone. Please either post a reply or email me at Sn2bavet@aol.com
If I have already given you this please forgive me I forget who all I have talked to
Hilary

patricia basco

2001-01-27 15:35:10Z

I am looking for a Patricia LaWan Basco.
only information i know is that she once attended warren central high school in vicksburg, ms. say your name on the message board and wondered if you might be the person i am looking for. if so please contact me.
thanks

BASCO FAMILY IN LOUISIANA

2001-01-27 05:42:14Z

HILARY, I was being curious and tapped into these files. My grandmother was Azelea Basco Coutee and was born in Gorum,LA. My mother, Ollie Coutee whom passed in 1987, was researching with a cousin of mine. They went back as far as the late 1600's. They found that our family immagrated here from northern Spain/southern France. My cousin has the files and sure that I could get a copy. This might be of help to you as we know that this group of Basco's tie in together at some point. If you think this might be of help, email me at LMCOBURN@AOL.COM.

Dates

2001-01-19 21:20:20Z

I would need to have some dates. Do you have dates of when your grandparents were born? Do you have anymore info? Do you know who your grandfather's parents names? I have a lot of relatives names but not all their children's names. You can email me at Sn2bavet@aol.com
Hilary

DONALD BASCO

2001-01-18 12:36:43Z

MY GRANDPARENTS ARE MARY AND JOHNNY BASCO BOTH DECEASED. THEY WERE BORN IN SMALL TOWN OUTSIDE OF ALEXANDRIA,LA

Basco Family

2001-01-14 21:44:22Z

I have been researching my husband's family the Basco family. I believe you could be related to him. His Grandmother is Agnes (Basco)Hensen and lives in Chopin La.She has given me a lot of info but seems to not want to talk of some things. She had a sister named Patricia but says she died at 1 month of age. She named my Husband's mother Patricia also. If you have info please respond to this and I will get it. Also I have back to 1739 to Ambrosio Basquez(the family changed the name in early 1800's)
Thanks
Hilary