Suarez - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

SUAREZ Phillip M 1964-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-20 20:35:07Z

SUAREZ Phillip M 1964-1970

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Re: SUAREZ FROM COROZAL, PUERTO RICO

DoloresArmada18 — 2009-10-08 23:50:57Z

If I recall correctly, my grandmother's name was Monserrate Martin Suarez. I know my mother was born in Corozal, Cristina Castillo Martin. Since the last name is the mother's I believe Suarez was my grandmother's mother's name. I don't know very much more except for the name of other relatives that don't have the Suarez name. Hope to go there again (was there once 20 years ago with my mother who is now deceased) and check a little further into my ancestry.

SALDANA Ramona Suarez 1887-1960

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-28 16:46:31Z

SALDANA Ramona Suarez 1887-1960

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 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Any Suarez Barbosa From Ponce P.R

poncepr333 — 2009-09-21 02:26:41Z

lOOKING FOR FAMILY MEMBERS Suarez-Barbosa from Ponce P.R

Re: Origin of Pereira Surname

vjlp1062 — 2009-09-11 18:43:19Z

Hi, I am glad I saw your post, as it helps me indirectly. I am researching my Fidels who are from the Ukraine. Our Fidel branch is of Jewish ancestry. Because ancestral documentation is very difficult to find in Eastern Europe, I decided to use Y-DNA to try to go deeper into our ancestral roots. I had no 12/12 marker matches; however 11/12 matches on the Y-DNA show roots in and around Ukraine and eastern Europe. When I go a little further and look at 10/12 matches, I found individuals of Jewish ancestry in Greece, Cyprus, and Romania, as well as the surname Pereira from Portugal. We had suspected that the Fidel ancestors were of Spanish Jewish ancestry, but we had nothing concrete until the Y-DNA results, in combination with your post acknowledging Sephardic ancestry. So our distant ancestors were most likely Sephardic Jews who left Portugal or Spain following the Spanish Inquisition. Thank you for your post.

Re: Suarez Family

mbasuarez — 2009-08-18 20:03:24Z

My farther is also from PR his name is Noel Suarez he has two brothers adn two other sister from what I can remember. My farther has passed also one of his brother prob both I know that both sisters are alive one in PR and other in PA. Prop one more sis I am not sure. One sister name is Evon Suarez one brotehr is Julio Suarez I think. Hope this was help it is sad how we lose trace of our family. Evon is stil connected to us we hear from here once in a blue she is connected to the Suarez family most of the time.

Re: Suarez Family

mbasuarez — 2009-08-18 20:01:59Z

Re: Suarez Family

mbasuarez — 2009-08-18 20:00:53Z

My Dads Family in South Texas

bsbotello — 2009-07-08 04:07:15Z

Ricky,
I'm your cousin Belynda from San Antonio (Now living in Katy, TX - suburb of Houston). My dad is Cecilio 'Chilo' Cantu Suarez. We visited you guys in November of, I believe, 1972. It snowed in Lubbock that year and we made little pitiful snowmen. ;-) I'm wondering if you got the information you were looking for. I think your best source would be someone who actually lives in Robstown. I haven't been there since 'Tia Tere' died. It would be nice to connect with my Dad's side of the family. I have not kept in touch as I wish I had.
Hope you get this message.
Belynda Suarez Botello
bsbotello@gmail.com

Re: Origin of Pereira Surname

carolpp1005 — 2009-05-26 15:19:21Z

not that i know of, they were orignially from madeira, migrated specifically to guyana, south america. unfortunately my dad passed away, so i cant get any more info...

Re: Origin of Pereira Surname

Manaia_A — 2009-05-24 17:34:32Z

Hello:

Did any of your PEREIRA/PERREIRA/etc ancestors of Portugal migrate towards the South Pacific islands, c.1800s, specifically Samoa and New Zealand areas? Any been on any shipwrecks, survived, then moved on in those areas?

Thank you.

Re: Origin of Pereira Surname

carolpp1005 — 2009-05-18 15:29:31Z

hello,
my surname is pereira and im from guyana, south america. the name is not very common there and there are variations, peRReira, etc. however, my father's parents migrated directly from portugal. i cant for the life of me remember the exact village. they migrated when the british ruled guyana.

Re: Origin of Pereira Surname

carolpp1005 — 2009-05-18 15:29:30Z

Re: My husband's family

RICHIEN561 — 2009-04-09 04:37:14Z

WELL I KNOW OF THE ANGEL SUAREZ WHO LIVED IN LAKE WORTH S FLA WITH HIS WIFE MIRAM THAT HELP THER KRISTAL SUAREZ LIE AND TAKE AWAY FROM ME MY SON NATHAN RICHARD ANGEL TWOHIG AWAY FROM ME .. ITS A SHAME HOW THOSE PEOPLE PRETEND TO BE SUCH GOOD CHRISTAINS THEN LIE JUST TO TAKE AWAY MY SON BECAUSE KRISTAL SUAREZ IS A BIG LIAR AND SAID ALOT OF BAD THINGS ABOUT ME TO MAKE EVERYONE BELEAVE HER JUST TO BE WITH A EX BOY FRIEND AND THE REASON WHY ANGEL AND HIS EVIL WIFE HELP HER IS BECAUSE ONE DAY ON XMAS HIS EVIL WITH PICKED A FIGHT WITH ME ON X MAS DAY .. SHAME ON HER !!! AND I TOLD HER THATS WHY YOUR HUSBAN CHEATS ON YOU BECAUSE YOUR ALWAYS FIGHTING WITH EVERYBODY ...ANGEL AND MIRAIM NEVER COULD MAKE A BABY BOY HE ONLY COULD MAKE 4 GIRLS SO THEY WANTED MY SON ... AND GOT AWAY WITH IT IN THE COURTS BECAUSE ANGEL WORKED AS A COP IN LAKE WORTH AND HAD ALOT OF CONECTIONS ..BUT GOD KNOWS THE TRUTH AND THEY WILL HAVE TO FACE HIM ONE DAY

Suarez Prieto-Asturias to Cuba

avbolado — 2009-02-12 04:25:12Z

My grandfather, Benigno Suarez Prieto, native of Boal, Asturias, Spain, arrived in Havana, Cuba in early 1900's. He was married to Consuelo Rodriguez Gonzalez, my grandmother. His parents were Francisco Suarez and Genoveva Prieto. He had a brother, Segundo, and a sister, Julia. Other towns were Doiras and Fuentescavadas in Asturias. Any information or connections, please let me know.

EPIMENIO ALANIZ SUAREZ

acard1962 — 2008-12-29 01:22:56Z

Looking for any information on the Suarez familey tree.He was born on 5/22/1894 and had 3 wives named Paula Flores,Carlota Morales, and Juanita Zamora.

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

angelalawwill — 2008-12-26 04:02:47Z

My mother is Francine Ann Suarez her father the late Charles Suarez his family originally from Spain area Cuba, traveled to New York but to cold went the Bahamas then to the Florida Keys nicer weather they could handle there. If you know of anyone who may be related please reply or forward thank you.

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

Adriana123 — 2008-11-28 17:31:07Z

Fina,

Andres tried to contact you by private email but couldn't make the connection. He believes we are indeed related and he will send family tree info soon.

Your ancestor, Josefa Suarez Martinez, is the sister of my GG-grandmother Manuela. He says they may be from Xoes, Serantes.

Hello, cousin!

Lance Cpl. Jesus A. Suarez -Iraq War - March 27, 2003

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

No. 173-03
IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 30, 2003

DOD ANNOUNCES MARINE CASUALTIES

The Department of Defense announced today the identification of the following Marines who have been killed in action on March 27. They are:

<snip>
Lance Cpl. Jesus A. Suarez Del Solar, 20, of Escondido, Calif. He was assigned to the 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, Calif.

<snip>
Source: DoD
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2003/b03302003_bt173-03....

Death of Mr. Gerardo Silva Suarez in Cuba

davwayell — 2007-02-28 03:22:21Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Gerardo Silva Suarez, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Suarez died in Cuba on October 3, 1941.

Dave Ellison

davwayell@aol.com

Update: Manuela SUAREZ MARTINEZ

Adriana123 — 2006-10-16 03:53:47Z

New information:
Surname of Manuela's mother is MARTINEZ.

Manuela SUAREZ MARTINEZ married Francisco MEIRAMA MOSCOSO about 1897.

Manuela SUAREZ MARTINEZ

Adriana123 — 2006-10-16 03:51:28Z

New information:
Surname of Manuela's mother is MARTINEZ.

Manuela SUAREZ MARTINEZ married Francisco MEIRAMA MOSCOSO about 1897.

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

Adriana123 — 2008-01-05 03:12:31Z

Hello Jorge. You should post more information about your grandparents (names, dates, etc) so people here can help you.

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

Adriana123 — 2008-11-14 00:24:13Z

Hola Andres!

What a nice suprise! I hope everyone is well, and please let Bene know I've been thinking about him. My mother is doing well, and so is the rest of the family. Please send everyone my love.

I can't wait to see what you've discovered.

Adriana

P.S. to everyone else who reads this thread: THIS is why you are hooked on genealogy. Real family - real connections. Life is full when you know where your roots begin and where all of your branches lead.

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

Adriana123 — 2008-10-12 01:59:40Z

Hello, Fina. Although the names in your family are all so familiar, I don't have any information that ties our families together... yet!

My family also had a boarding house in NYC. That was very common!

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

Adriana123 — 2008-08-25 05:32:19Z

Anthony,

There's a good chance we will find a connection, but I'll need more information about your Suarez family. Mosquera is another local name with a link to my family. My great-grandmother's oldest brother, Ventura Moscoso Garcia (born 1893), married Encarnacion Mosquera. They had two known children, Manuel and Luis.

I don't recognize the name Kueiruga/Queruga.

I think you're right about the name Baltasar. That seems right to me.

Pensacola, Florida Suarez Authur and Alma

FlorenceTaylor73 — 2008-10-12 19:49:00Z

Looking for information on Authur and Alma. She was born in 1902 to Rachel Idell Matthews, Perry and Crooke. She had a half sister Gladys Mae Crooke Taylor. Any help? Thank you,

Re: SUAREZ FROM COROZAL, PUERTO RICO

eyes728 — 2007-08-21 00:28:21Z

Hola...

My name is Iris Suarez and I was born in Palos Blanco, Corozal, PUERTO RICO..in 1951...Both my parents were also born in the same area...

Would be interested in chatting with you...and exchanging information about OUR SUAREZ name.

You can email me at>> imsuarez728@yahoo.com << Very interested in our roots...hey, We might be related..lol...

Iris

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

USMCSUAREZ1 — 2008-01-05 02:52:00Z

HI MY NAME IS JORGE I LEAVE IN CALIFORNIA RIGHT NOW MY GRANDFATHER IS ALSO FROM NUEVA GALICIA, SPAIN... THEN HE WENT TO CUBA I DONT KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YEAR.. BUT I KNOW THAT MY DAD WAS BORN IN 1948 IN CUBA.. MY GRANDFATHERS NAME IS RIGOBERTO SUAREZ FROM GALICIA SPAIN SO I DONT KNOW IF WE ARE RELATED...

Re: vidauri

fvidauri — 2008-05-03 05:32:14Z

My name is also vidauri,, I have not found prove but have been told our family name derives from Spain and Italy.

Re: Origins of Suarez name

nova122 — 2008-03-29 02:49:15Z

I would like to know how much does it cost to do a general
DNA check. Where would I have to go?

I would like to know about my ancestry. All I know
is that my last name is Spanish but I am not sure whether this was just changed due to the conquest of Mexico.

Suarez Connections

JacquelineHartill — 2008-10-17 02:53:06Z

I am trying to trace my family history. My grandfather was Domingo Suarez, originally from Asturias Spain I believe. He settled in the Philippines and married Zoraida Buch (originally from Argentina). They were in the Philippines during the Japanese occupation (1940's), if that is any help. They had many children (about 12) including Alvaro, Willie, Jose, Fernando, Juan Miguel, Antonio and only one daughter, Josephine (my mother). Any help would be very much appreciated.

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

Campbell3032 — 2008-10-11 21:08:12Z

Hi! My paternal grandmother was Josefa Suarez. She lived in NYC on the lower west side about the early 1900's. From what I understand, her family owned a small building. She later married my grandfather, Andres Vieiro. They had a large group of children, the ones I do remember are Andres, Antonio, Isabel, Luis and Josefa. When they had all their children, they went back to Galicia. They lived in the area outside of LaCoruna called Breixo (I think I spelled it corrected). That area is not very far from Mera. I don't know if this will help since I have been trying to find information about the Vieiro's here and have not come up with much. Let me know if that matches any of your informaiton. Fina

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

Campbell3032 — 2008-11-28 01:49:07Z

Thank you Andres, I would love to hear what you have. It would be wonderful to be able to contact distant relatives.

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

Campbell3032 — 2008-10-18 17:31:01Z

Andiana, thank you so much - where in NYC did your family have their boarding house. Apparently, I was told that my family had theirs somewhere on the lower west side - before 14th street....do you have any idea? I also know that my grandparents married at St. James church on the lower east side. The priest I spoke to said that it appeared that there were a lot of Spanish people who attended that church and he had no idea of why since, at the time, it was more of an Italian neighborhood...I said it might be becuase St, James is the patron saint of Spain...at least I thought so. Anyway, yes, if you find anything, I would love to hear it. I have put information out on the Family Tree under Vieiro, if you find anything please feel free to contact me. Thanks so much. By the way, I lived on the lower east side most of my life, I lived not far from the church. I always tried to figure out why my dad settled there. My dad never mentioned anything about his parents so I don't know anything about them. Any information might be helpful.

Obit - Maria Suarez, California 1941

Gen1899 — 2007-03-26 05:56:40Z

Los Angeles times, March 26, 1941:

DEATHS.

SUAREZ. Maria Suarez, beloved wife of Jesus Suarez; loving mother of Mary and Joseph Suarez, Mrs. J. Ortega and Mrs. Caroline Salazar.

Recitation of Rosary tonight, 8 p.m., in the chapel of Godeau and Martinoni. Services Thursday, 1:15 p.m., from the chapel. Blessing 2 p.m. at Plaza Church.

Re: To Dorothy Jo

adnerycolon — 2008-06-17 00:08:16Z

hi mi nombre es adnerys colon suarez de barranquitas soy suarez dos beses y mi madre me conto que tenemos famili en corozal.mi tataro abuelo se llamaba jesus suarez,su esposa maria providencia rivera zayas,tubiero dos hijos,su hijo pablo ramon suarez.y pepin suarez.si alguie esta interesado o cree ser familia;escribanmen porfavor.

Re: My Dads Family in South Texas

anewbeginning185 — 2008-04-28 21:14:54Z

my name is robert suarez from robstown tx. my dads name was julio suarez, son of rafael suarez. i have information regarding the suarez family tree. If you would like to talk to me regarding this information call me at 361-813-5172. hope to hear from you because i am also interested in my family history.

Re: Any Suarez from Utuado, PR?

adyen2design — 2007-11-20 17:02:17Z

Have you heard of a Carmelo Suarez from Utuado in your ancestry? Or the last names Guzman, Maldonado, Roldan, Cruz? If so please contact me. This person is in my family backround.
adyen2design@hotmail.com

Re: Suarez from Spain to México

yencilou — 2008-03-19 02:46:57Z

both my parents are from valle hermoso tamaulipas. that's as much as i know. except from my maternal grandmother, she's from paris, tx.

vidauri

yencilou — 2008-03-18 20:07:09Z

i lost touch with my family from mexico. my grandmother's name, who is now deceased, is manuela vidauri. she lived in vallehermoso tamaulipas mexico. my grandfathe's name is gregorio suarez. i have tried to look up the origin of that last name to no avail. does anybody have any input?

Re: Suarez from Spain to México

yencilou — 2008-03-18 20:03:51Z

this has nothing to do with what you posted... sorry. but interesting enough, my last names are suarez villarreal.

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

Cambada — 2008-11-13 18:37:20Z

Hello Fina,

I'm a far cousin of Adriana (Adriana, if you read this I'm preparing a brief for you with the advances in the year) and I'm writing you from Oleiros. I'm researching about my family tree and about the emigration of this area of Oleiros to NY and helping people with same interest. We've got information about your Vieiro family, please contact me and we'll share it with you.

If anybody thinks their relatives come from Oleiros area, may be I can help.

Andrés

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

anthony14106 — 2008-08-25 22:07:13Z

Adriana,

Unfortunately, I have little further information about Suarez family. Joaquin Suarez married Dominga Mosquera in Liverpool, England in 1892. Their son, Antonio born in 1900 moved to Buenos Aires but I do not know when. Dominga Mosquera had a brother Agustin Mosquera who was born in Vilaboa, La Coruna. Their father was Jose Mosquera and their mother's family name was Pita. I realise that it is not much to go on.

Re: Suarez - Galicia, Spain

anthony14106 — 2008-08-24 21:58:04Z

I am also researching Suarez from La Coruna, Galicia, Spain. My Great grandfather Joaquin Suarez, born about 1866 moved to Liverpool, England and married Dominga Mosquera also from La Coruna in 1892. Joaquin's marriage certificate indicates that his father was a farmer by the name of Baldasha Suarez and his mother had the family name Kueiruga. I believe that the English registrar incorectly spelt the names based on their sound. Baldasha is perhaps Baltasar and Kueiruga should be Queruga. Any of these names sound like they may be related?

Re: Origin of Pereira Surname

JPCOKANUT — 2007-12-25 15:38:11Z

To whom it may concern my name is Joaquim Pereira V, I'm in the USA 1st generation but i can trace my name back ten generations in Lisbon Portugal

Re: Suarez from Spain to México

josehumbertosuarezv — 2008-03-19 01:43:07Z

in mexico its starting to be common to find the suarez villarreal combination because suarez is a very common last name in central mexico like mexico city and villarreal is very common in nothern mexico like monterrey. As both are very large cities in mexico the combination nowadays it´s kind of common. But well its always nice to find someone who´s interested in genealogies and shares the same surnames.

regards
jose humberto

Re: Origins of Suarez name

slednog — 2008-03-24 00:36:00Z

Dear Angie,

My name is Angel Suarez, my father Ralf Suarez. Beyond that, I don't know. There has not been affiliation with my father's side of the family since I was six.

However, I know my grandmother was Ruth Murphy. Supposedly, my gradnfather who bore the name Suarez immigrated from Cuba.
Any information you have you be greatly appreciated.

My email is havickrain@yahoo.com

Re: Hector Fernando Suarez P., M. D.

psuarez120 — 2008-10-01 05:21:09Z

Mary Beth
I m Paulina Suarez your sister that you are looking for, I jast read this mail, When I read your note it was a excitate and remember you and your son.
I have to tell you that Fernando diet in dicember 1995,he was mary and had two sons (a gil she is 28 year old and a son who is 26 years old.
Please if you read this answer m to a mail psuarez@alemana.cl

Re: Suarez Family

mariadivine14 — 2008-07-23 01:41:23Z

dear who ever you are.

my name is rosie george but my real name is rossy suarez
i was adopted and i'm trying just like you to find my real family and people linked to this lastname.

mym om died and i want to know infromation about her she had sixteen children i am the thirteenth

mym other's name is altagracia suarez well anything close to that first name.

if your parents or anyone knows about thsi woman or who is related to her please tell me i beg you i really want to know who i belong to.

please sorry i do not have any thing on the suarez family
all i know is that i am one...........sorry but i beg you to help me.