Ricardo Antonio Acevedo Pérez, General

[July 23, 2011]

There is mention of a Colonel Ramon Acevedo in the HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION OF APRIL 17, 1854 > EXPEDITION AGAINST ARDILA ... (PART2), http://www.banrepcultural.org/blaavirtual/historia/histrevo/histre9... . where it says, "El día 10 de diciembre entró a Bogotá la gente que con el coronel Ramón Acevedo estaba en Zipaquirá..." or translated: "On December 10 Colonel Ramon Acevedo came to Bogota with his people who had been in Zipaquirá..." 1854 would be 19 years prior to the birth of Arturo Acevedo Varallino in 1873. The "Acevedo, Familia" article mentions that Arturo passed his childhood in Zipaquirá, so this matches with the earlier reference to Ramon Acevedo coming from there to Bogota. It's not known if this is a reference to Ramon Acevedo Perez or a different Ramon Acevedo.

[July 22, 2011]

In the article below, there is a short bio of Arturo Acevedo Vallarino, in which the name and residence of his father is mentioned. That turns out to be Ramon Acevedo Perez, which means Ramon married a woman from the family Vallarino, hence Arturo's full name "Arturo Acevedo Vallarino."

http://www.moreliafilmfest.com/pdf/catalogo-2006.pdf

This casts serious doubt on the idea that Ramon was the son of Jose de Acevedo y Gomez, as Ramon's mother would have had a father named Perez, *not* Tejada (like Pedro Acevedo Tejada, the eldest son of Jose de Acevedo y Gomez and Catalina Tejada.

We are now looking for the wife of Ramon Acevedo Perez and mother of Arturo Acevedo, whose father would have been named Vallarino.