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Re: Carbonell Family

deztrapana — 2012-04-06 15:55:28Z

Does anyone know where I may be able to find a tree of the Carbonell Family? My mother in-Law is a Carbonell. Her family is from PR. Her grandfather was Ramon Antonio Delgado Carbonell. Unfortunately, the family can not recall much about this man because he was not around as my mother-in-laws father was growing up. With that being said, I have found many references documenting his travel to and from PR. If anyone has any suggestions I would be grateful! Thank you!

Re: Carbonell Family

Colonvm — 2011-09-03 21:19:09Z

I am descendant of the Carbonell family--My Mat Grandmother was niece of Dr Salvador Carbonell. Her Father Jose Celedonio Carbonell was known as Papa Celolo. My GM's name was Georgina Francisca Cerbonell Pujals de Alcaraz. She told me the history of her family--and a cousin of hers has published a genealogy book--that has been quoted in the internet
The Carbonell lineage is Catalan. I have personally met cousins of the Carbonell family in Barcelona and Madrid.

At the time thet Salvador Carbonell studied medicine in Paris at the Sorbonne University he was a Freemason member of an avantgarde movement in politics, arts and literature.
Including people like Francico Oller and Ramon Emeterio Betances.

As a gentleman he represented Don Diego Rivera in a duel he survived and the Diamond embedded Tie Pin that Don Diego Rivera gifted him has been proudly kept by me.

The humanisitc stature of Dr Salvador Carbonell made him become and illuminaed stateman in Puerto Rico. He was an enforcer of the abolitionist movement in PR. And as part of one of the largest plantations in PR---many freed slaves assumed the last name of the family ( which was an honor as my grandma use to recant). he was vice-president of the Autonomist Party of PR ( who seeked independence from Spain) and he was jailed at the Morro castle for his political views. Many stories still to tell--but if i would say is particular of our family is that it has kept alive our raison d'etre--Basing our existence on reminding us where we come from--connects us.

Re: Geneology of Carbonell family

mandadelucia — 2010-11-24 18:27:14Z

My great great great grandfather is Dr. Carbonell. There is a street named after him in Cabo Rojo Puerto Rico...
PLEASE... what else do you know??

Re: carbonell

tgch2 — 2010-05-05 17:20:51Z

Danny, and all Carbonell's around,

I have tracked my Carbonell ancestors until the last Carbonell who stayed in the Barcelona area before his sons traveled to the Americas in late 1700's.

Jose Carbonell immigrated from Barcelona (Catalunya) to Colombia in 1762; his father, Rafael Carbonell was born in Barcelona. My estimates are around 1717. I have not been able to find information about his parents, grandparents, etc. I would like to find further information on this line of the family. If anybody knows about clues that can help me through this, I would appreciate it immensely.

Also, I have been told that along with Jose, two of his brothers came to the Americas, I don’t know anything about those two. It is said they ended up in Puerto Rico, Cuba, or somewhere else in the Caribbean.

Kindest Regards,

T.G. Carbonell

Re: Geneology of Carbonell family

drdizzy12 — 2010-04-25 20:50:35Z

I am looking for my ancestors my father's name was Alberto Jose Carbonell Vega was born La Habana, Cuba his father's name was Jose Olayo Carbonell Lopez and his mother's name was Candida Rosa Vega Juarbe I am doing my family tree in serch about 10 years and still looking. suppose to be from Spain Catalan surname descendants from the Conde y Rovira this information found by internet 10 years ago I would like to found relatives and to know more from my ancestors. I write to you because of the message of the US Library Congress maybe Iam related to the brother that migrated to Cuba of Dr. Salvador Carbonell, M.D. who migrated to Puerto Rico. Hope you can help me thanks Aracelis Carbonell Puerto Rico

Carbonell Family

MarleneCarbonell — 2010-04-25 16:40:45Z

Hi, all the Carbonell's that I know are puertorican (from Puerto Rico). My father is Efrain Carbonell Rodriguez (1941-). I have some data as far back as my great grandparents. Found some information about a man called Ramon Carbonell Velez who who was the mayor of a town called Cabo Rojo in Puerto Rico from 1840 to 1848. Some things I find say the family is from England/France. Other information says from Spain. I also found info that a Dr. Salvador Carbonell migrated from France to Puerto Rico in the 1800's and started the Carbonell line in Puerto Rico. I am curious about the character traits of my lineage. If anyone has more data please write. Thanks, Marlene

Re: Carbonel Family

jaws6 — 2009-08-09 13:01:35Z

To Joanne Carbonell
Have just discovered your enquiry re William Charles Carbonell (1999). My late mother-in-law was the grand daughter of WC Carbonell. She was born in Ballarat Australia in 1893, her father dying 3 months before her birth. He was the "black sheep" of the family, sent out here with an annual remittance to support him. I have some newspaper cuttings mentioning the Rohde(s) family weddings etc. Happy to share any genealogy info that's relevant.

Re: Ancestry Search

LoriCarbonell — 2008-12-16 18:47:34Z

Mhm, btw. In my information of the children of Melecio Carbonell and Nievas Barba, there's Juan Carbonell born 1874, he is my great grandfather and he married Andrea Hernandez. Mariano Carbonell, Hermojenes Carbonell, Caridad Carbonell Pendoza who married Jose Pendoza, Rufina Carbonell Taningco whose husband we don't have the name of, and Tomas Carbonell who married Celing Gaudia Carbonell. Juan and Andrea Carbonell had I believe eight kids.

Re: Ancestry Search

LoriCarbonell — 2008-12-16 18:27:38Z

Oh, this post is old... I'm not sure if you'll ever see my reply. But I'm almost positive we're related. Some cousins of mine created a family tree, and we have it till Melecio Carbonell and Nieves Barba. Mariano Carbonell and Alejandra Diaz are on there, but we don't have any information on the kids. Melecio Carbonell would be my great great grandfather.

Re: Ancestry Search

dewsburylane — 2008-04-25 14:59:33Z

Hi I am trying to locate all relatives. My fathers name was Rodrigo Tabor Carbonell, one of 8 brothers from the Philippines. As a teen I met my half brothers Orville and Roddy in California, and a cousin Cely there also. I have a cousin Soccoro in Japan. Please email me at Dewsburylane@yahoo.com

Thank you and hope to hear from my family
Lani

Obit. Agripina N. Carbonell

KAYROM — 2004-04-19 20:09:15Z

July 24, 1906-April 6, 2004

Agripina N. Carbonell, 97, of San Diego died Tuesday. She was born in the Philippines and was a homemaker.

Survivors include her daughters, Marie Osias and Elizabeth Carbonell of San Diego and Leticia Carbonell of Chino Hills; sons, Romeo Carbonell of Baguio City, Philippines, and Oscar Carbonell of Toronto, Ontario; 10 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.

Visitation: 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, with rosary at 7 p.m. Sunday, Glen Abbey Mortuary, 3838 Bonita Road, Bonita.

Services: 9 a.m. Monday, St. Michael ' s Catholic Church, 2643 Homedale St., San Diego.

Interment: Holy Cross Cemetery, 4470 Hilltop Drive, San Diego.
Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 4/8/2004. (volunteer submission)

Re: Ancestry Search

Helaranouty — 2004-02-16 22:16:49Z

Hearing from the my grandmother, and the names of his brothers:
Mariano B. Carbonell Manila
Hermogenes B. Carbonell Davoa
Melecio B. Carbonel Nueva Ecija
sisters:
Rufina Carbonell Taningco Bacnotan, La Union
Caridad Carbonell Pendoza Manila

Re: Ancestry Search

Helaranouty — 2004-02-16 22:07:47Z

I am the daughter of Bernabe Barba Carbonell the son of Rufina B. Carbonell and Hilario O. Taningco who has 6 children, Bacnotan La Union, Philippines. a sister of Mariano B. Carbonell
I am interested to know my roots and my ancestry

Re: Carbonel without the extra "N" or "L"

2004-01-31 09:16:23Z

Replying to Jose Carbonel? Tried to email you but no luck. Maybe you can email me. We could be related.

Re: Carbonel without the extra "N" or "L"

CHEECHIE3 — 2003-07-22 21:17:30Z

Hello Jose,
Yes Iknow alittle about your father. and a lot about YOU,you know how to get things fixed !! and get all the Info you need to make up your mind let me know ok

Re: Carbonel without the extra "N" or "L"

2003-06-08 02:24:47Z

I am also of filipino decent and also am looking for my relatives in the Philippines ,my father left their in around 1914 with us navy he never returned home.He passed away in 1976,you are the closest person I have come having my same roots,Iwould appreciate email from you with more info thanks

Mary Carbonell

2003-05-18 04:01:07Z

I am trying to reach Mary Carbonell. I think she lives in Park City, Utah. She has relatives in Ohio, the Humpal's. She e-mailed me, but has since changed her e-mail address.

Carbonel without the extra "N" or "L"

2002-12-06 05:13:53Z

Hello..I have become really interested in my last name since someone asked me if I was french.. I definitely do not look of FRENCH ancestry... I am full filipino and since my father died when I was very young and some of my older relatives can only retrace the family tree up to my great great grandparents I do not really have a deep pool of information on my last name... I guess my name may have been shortened without the extra "N" or "L" but why? All I know is that I am filipino and not french.. Maybe someone out there has some information.. THANKS =)

origin of Carbonell in Phillipines

cedarandsea — 2002-11-26 21:35:49Z

Hi Board. Does anyone know of the origin of the name Carbonell in the Phillipines? Who from
Spain (I assume) brought it there?

Missing Links

loradsbabe — 2002-08-21 00:38:42Z

Hi! I hope someone out there can help me find my husbands family. All we know is that His grandfathers name was

Asterio Barrentos Carbonell and he married a woman named Claire?
He had two brothers, Emo and Henry.

If anyone can help I would really appreciate it.

Perfecto Carbonell

doveswings — 2002-07-04 18:57:42Z

Trying to locate Perfecto Carbonell, born in Puerto Rico around 1914, his sister's name is
Bertha. Living in the Bronx in the 60's. He was married to Margaret (Isis) and had three daughters.

Blast from the past

2002-03-28 04:10:05Z

Hey RAD--Is that you? If you graduated from ISU in 1983, then hello from an old college pal--Hope you found the questions you sought on your family ancestry--Would love to hear what you've been up to since (almost) 20 years ago!

Re: Carbonell Geneology

2001-08-15 01:48:45Z

hi, my name is Mariah Walls-McCollum. I am the daughter of Alfred E. Walls and Deborah H. Simmons. My mother, Deborah is the daughter of Reginald L. Simmons and Dora Virginia Carbonell of Mantazas, Cuba. She was born in 1914. Dora (my grandmother) was the daughter of Pedro Carbonell and Martina Delgado Ordonez born 11-11-1892 in Mantazas, Cuba. I have no more information on my Carbonell roots but I would like to learn more. I do know that my grandmother Dora also had a brother named Reynaldo however, I don't know the names of her other siblings. I also know that I have cousins that live in galicia Spain. If you could help me find my Carbonell lineage I would appreciate it, thanks. I can be reached at my personal email address at mariah23053562@aol.com

Re: Melecio Carbonell

2001-01-05 17:19:44Z

I understand Dora Carbonell's report. My interest is which Carbonell migrated to the Philippines or Asia in order to trace my great grandfather's ancestry. Thank You.

Carbonell Geneology

2001-01-05 13:36:23Z

There is a book registered in the U.S. Library of Congress that gives a history of the Carbonells dating back to the 1800s. It was written by a relative from Puerto Rico where Dr. Salvador Carbonell started the Carbonell line there. He graduated from the Sorbornne University in France.

Carbonell geneology

2001-01-05 13:33:16Z

There is a geneology of the Carbonell family that originated in Spain - Catalan. It is registered in the U.S. Library of congress.

Geneology of Carbonell family

2001-01-05 13:26:32Z

There is a geneology of the Carbonell's in the U.S. Library of congress. There you will see that the Carbonell family originated in Spain - and the patriarch Dr. Salvador Carbonell, M.D. migrated to Puerto Rico. One brother migrated to Cuba, etc.

carbonell

2000-09-15 07:22:29Z

the name carbonell originates in cataluna spain from around 1153

Ancestry Search

2000-04-29 17:37:24Z

Looking for the parents of my great grandfather, Melecio Carbonell y Paguirigan who married Maria Nieves Barba y Trinidad. They hada son Mariano Barba Carbonell born
13 Aug. 1885 in Bacnotan, La Union, Philippines. He married Alejandra Diaz and had 14 children.

Carbonel Family

1999-05-03 13:48:31Z

I am doing research on my family tree. My great grandfather was Edward Turner Carbonnell. He came to Boston in the mid 1800's. He was originally from England. His father was William Charles Carbonnell married to a Sarah Mary Rhodes...in Montmouthshire.....If you have any info to help me along, please contact me.....thank you