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Agustín Arturo Prat Chacón, Comandante (1848 - 1879) Arturo Prat Chacón, nació en la Hacienda de San Agustín de Puñual, cerca de Ninhue, en la Provincia de Ñuble, el día 3 de abril de 1848. Era hijo de Pedro Agustín Prat Barril y María de la Luz Rosario ... |
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Alonso Bonilla y Chacón (1639 - 1661) |
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Andrés De Rojas-Puebla y Chacón, Capitán (c.1620 - 1690) Andrés de Rojas-Puebla y Chacón, n. Santiago, + Santiago 21 diciembre 1690; dueño de la estancia San Juan del Carrizal en Colchagua; testó ante Alonso de Ruano 1688; testó Santiago 1690; c. I° Parroqui... |
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Antonio de Rojas-Puebla Chacón (aft.1618 - c.1678) Antonio de Rojas-Puebla y Chacón (var. Rojas Mesa y Puebla; de Rojas Chacón), n. Santiago c. 1618; Capitán; Alcalde de Santiago 1669; Corregidor de Santiago 1676; Benemérito del Reino 1669; estanciero ... |
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Antonio Chacón Gómez (c.1534 - c.1615) Español vecino fundador y encomendero de Mendoza (Argentina de hoy). Allí fue regidor, alcalde y corregidor |
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Antonio Chacón Sánchez de Morales (deceased) |
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Bernarda Chacón (Maestas) (1910 - 2006) |
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Cristóbal Chacón (c.1720 - d.) |
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Diego Eugenio Chacón Arévalo (1842 - 1922) Biografía de Diego Eugenio Chacón Arévalo Diego Eugenio Chacón Arévalo nació en San Fernando de Apure, el 26 de julio de 1842, hijo de don Juan Félix Chacón y de doña Pilar Arévalo Farfán, murió en la ... |
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Diego Fajardo Chacón (c.1580 - 1658) Wikipedia Biography Order of Santiago Merits Passenger license |
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Gaspar de la Barrera Chacón Ruiz, Capitán (1529 - 1601) Gaspar de la Barrera Chacón y Ruiz, n. 1529; natural de Carmona; descendiente de los duques de Arcos; primo hermano del Teniente de Capitán General del Reino Pedro de Vizcarra; militó en las guerras de... |
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Guadalupe Romero (Chacón) (1831 - d.) |
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Guillermo Chacón y Maldonado (1813 - 1899) Guillermo Chacón y Maldonado * His sister, Maria Josefa Chacón y Maldonado , married José María Gómez-Colón de Larreátegui y de los Senderos who is a direct descendant of Christopher Columbus - (1451-1... |
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Inés Chacón Sánchez de Morales (c.1589 - d.) Bartolomé de Rojas (3) c.c. Ana Mesa. Hijos registrados:Bartolomé de Rojas-Puebla (var. de Puebla y Rojas Mesa) (3,14,22,76), n. Ciudad Real c. 1579; pasó a Indias con Real Cédula de recomendación; Cap... |
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Iris Belia Chacón Tapia[1] (born March 7, 1950 in San Juan, Puerto Rico) is a Puerto Rican dancer, singer, and entertainer. She enjoys great popularity in Puerto Rico (where she had a weekly variety sh... |
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José Desiderio Chacón (1878 - 1956) |
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José Felipe Chacón (1765 - 1828) In the society of early New Mexico, Felipe Chacón was a well-known and wealthy man, possessor of large herds of sheep, cattle, and horses. Felipe saw to it that his son, José Albino, received his educa... |
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José Maria Chacón y Sarraoa (1782 - 1848) gentedelpuerto.com... ; gw5.geneanet.org... ; |
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Maj. José Rafael Sotero Chacón, (USA) (1833 - 1925) At the urging of his son Eusebio, Rafael Chacón wrote his amazing person memoirs during his seventies. Jacqueline Dorgan Meketa did a wonderful job of reworking and expanding those memoirs in the book ... |
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José Roman Salomon Chacón (1903 - 1976) |
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José Roman Chacón (1834 - d.) |
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Juan Bautista Chacón (deceased) |
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Juan José Sisneros Chacón (1811 - d.) |
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Juan Miguel Chacón Velásquez (deceased) |
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General en Jefe Juan Vicente Gómez Chacón, 27º Presidente de Venezuela (1857 - 1935) On Wikipedia (en) * De la primera esposa: José Vicente, Josefa, Alí, Flor de María, Graciela, Servilia and Gonzalo.De la segunda esposa:Juan Vicente, Florencio, Rosa Amelia, Hermenegilda, Cristina, Bel... |
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Leonor Hurtado de Mendoza Chacón Quiroga (c.1646 - c.1704) Hija del Capitan Don Martin Hurtado de Mendoza, natural de España, emparentado con el gobernador de Chile, Don Garcia y con su padre Virrey del Peru. Nieta de Rodrigo de Quiroga, sucesor de Valdiivia.L... |
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Luisa Chacón Quiroga (deceased) |
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Lázaro Chacón y González, Presidente de Guatemala (1873 - 1931) ázaro Chacón González (June 27, 1873 – April 9, 1931) was the acting President of Guatemala from 26 September 1926 to 18 December 1926 and President of Guatemala from 19 December 1926 to 2 January 1931... |
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Manuel Félix Fernández Chacón, Jefe de Estado de Costa Rica (1786 - 1841) |
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Manuel Aguilar Chacón, Jefe de Estado de Costa Rica (1797 - 1846) Séptimo Jefe Supremo del Estado de Costa Rica y cuarto Presidente de la Corte Suprema de Justicia. Nació en San José, Costa Rica, el 12 de agosto de 1797. Era hijo de Miguel Antonio Aguilar y Fernández... |
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Margarita Arraño Chacón (deceased) |
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Mariana Chacón (1790 - d.) |
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Marina Chacón Ruiz (1514 - 1564) ón_Ruiz |
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María Bárbara Chacón (deceased) |
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María de Altagracia Chacon Torres (c.1799 - d.) |
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María Josefa Chacón (1762 - d.) |
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María Juana Chacón (Paiz) (1844 - 1927) |
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María Juliana Chacón (Jaquez) (1845 - d.) |
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María Luciana de Morales Córdoba y de la Barrera Chacón (1624 - 1697) |
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María Rosa Agustina Chacón (c.1775 - d.) |
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María Sara Chacón (Martínez) (1885 - 1968) |
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Dolores de Cortázar (1853 - 1879) Baptismal certificate Marriage certificate ( José de Cortázar , Rosario de Cortázar and María de la Paz de Cortázar 's pension claim copy) |
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María Sáenz de Mena Elguea Chacón Quiroga (deceased) |
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Matias Lafayette Chacón (1925 - 1977) From Rio Grande Sand in Your Shoes: A Memoir, by Isabel Ziegler Matias Chacon, Democratic State Senator from District 5, died suddenly of heart failure in February of 1977, during his second four-year ... |
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Rodrigo (Pedro) Chacón (deceased) |
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Rosa Chacón (c.1750 - 1816) |
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Chacon (deceased) |
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CHACON (deceased) GEDCOM Source ===ENRIC LAMARCA ROCA familia lamarca Web Site Árbol genealógico de MyHeritage Sitio familiar: familia lamarca Web Site Árbol genealógico: 226807051-7 Discovery 226807051-7 MH:S500023 ===... |
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*Elvira Chacón de Roxas, G14 (deceased) |
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*Juan Félix Chacón de Roxas Merino (Hurtado de Mendoza), G10 (deceased) |
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Abbey Chacon (deceased) |
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Abdenago Montero Chacón (deceased) |
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Abel Chacon, Jr. (deceased) |
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Abel Gonzalez Chacon (deceased) |
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Abel Chacón, Díaz (deceased) |
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Abel Gonzalez Chacon (1884 - d.) |
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Abel Aldana Chacón (deceased) |
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Abel Sr. Chacon (deceased) |
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Abel Chacón Paz (deceased) |
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Abel Obdulio Chacón Calle (c.1907 - d.) |
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Abelardo Sacramento Chacón (deceased) |
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Abelina Chacón (deceased) |
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Abelino de Jesús Abrán Castro Chacón (c.1895 - 1896) |
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abrahan otarola rodriguez (deceased) |
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Abrahan Alberto Otarola Galvez (deceased) |
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Abrahan Otarola Rios (deceased) |
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Abrán Abelino de Jesús Castro Chacón (c.1903 - d.) |
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Abrán Abelino Castro Chacón (c.1930 - d.) |
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Abundio Garcia Chacon (1895 - 1979) |
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Acacio Chacón Vivas (deceased) |
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Arzobispo Acacio de la Trinidad Chacón Guerra (1884 - 1978) |
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Acencion Chacon (1869 - d.) |
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Acencion Chacon (c.1869 - d.) |
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Adela Otárola (deceased) |
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Adela Cortés Chacón (deceased) |
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Adela Silva Chacón (deceased) |
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Adela Becerra Chacon (deceased) |
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Adela Chacon (deceased) |
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Adela Pineda Chacón (c.1897 - 1972) |
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Adela Flora del Carmen Barquero Chacon (1916 - 1998) |
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Adela Chacón (deceased) |
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Adelaida Gomez-Colon Chacon-Narvaez (1841 - d.) |
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Adelaida Castillo (Chacon) (1918 - 2010) |
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Adelia Chacón León (1909 - 1948) |
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ADELINA SALAS CHACON (deceased) |
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Adelina Chacon-Aragon (deceased) |
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Adelina Acosta Chacón (1899 - d.) |
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Adilia Murrillo Chacón (deceased) |
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Adilia Chacón (deceased) |
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Adolfo Plaza Chacon (deceased) |
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Adolfo Federico Rolando Ulloa Chacon (deceased) |
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Adolfo Lima Chacón (1897 - 1983) |