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Adelaida Luna (Otero) (1864 - 1927) |
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Agostino Alvaro Miques (de Luna) (deceased) |
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Alvaro de Luna, 2do Señor de Fuentidueña (deceased) Don Alvaro de Luna, del Habito de Santiago, Capitan de los Continuos de los Reyes Catolicos, fegundo Señor de Fuentidueña, cafó con Doña Ifabel de Bobadilla. Historia de la Muy Ilustre Casa de Sousa Ca... |
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Amalia Luna (Jaramillo) (1853 - 1888) |
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Ana María de Luna (deceased) |
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Andrés Luna de San Pedro (1887 - 1952) Andres Pardo de Tavera Luna de San Pedro is a renowed artist and architect. He designed the Parisian Regina Building, Art deco Perez - Samanillo building and the revivalist Crystal Arcade (the first of... |
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Anna Paulina Luna, U.S. Congress Anna Paulina Luna (née Mayerhofer; born May 6, 1989) is an American politician and U.S. Air Force veteran who is the U.S. representative for Florida's 13th congressional district. She is the first Me... |
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Antonio de Luna (c.1698 - bef.1729) Antonio de Luna buried 9 Aug 1729, Alburquerque, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva EspañaMarried Jacinta Pelaez on 29 May 1718~ONMF, pg. 214 |
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Hon. Antonio José Luna (1808 - 1881) Antonio Jose Luna was born in 1808 and is sometimes referred to as the father of Los Lunas. He became a civic and political leader and married Isabella Baca, daughter of a prominent family from Belen, ... |
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Antonio de Luna (1758 - 1779) |
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Antonio Novicio Luna (1866 - 1899) Antonio Luna was a Filipino reformist and revolutionary.While studying pharmacy at the Central University of Madrid, he wrote for "La Solidaridad" under the pseudonym "Taga-ilog". He was among those wh... |
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Antonio de Luna (1718 - d.) |
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D. Artal de Luna, Ricohombre de Aragón (c.1280 - 1323) Artal Ferrench de Luna, Ricohombre de Aragón born circa 1280, died 1323, Sardinia, Italy.== Sources == FMG Med |
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Conde Artal de Luna, V Señor de Luna (b. - 1260) |
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Augustin Manuel de Luna (1779 - 1816) Augustin Manuel de Luna born 1779== Marriage Record ==10 Apr 1803 DMs, 17 Apr 1803, Augustín Manuel de Luna, Spanish 24, son of Vicente de Luna, deceased, and Maria Victoria Chaves of the Second Plaza ... |
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Barbara Muñiz del Luna (1720 - 1785) |
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Bernardo de Luna (1725 - d.) |
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Candelaria Otero (Luna) (1854 - d.) |
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Presidente Carlos Rafael Herrera Luna, Presidente de Guatemala (1856 - 1930) Registro nacimiento civil: Registro matrimonio civil: Registro defunción: |
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Carlos de Luna y Arellano, Sr. de Siria y Borovia, Mariscal de Castilla (1547 - 1630) Tristan hijo de Carlos Arellano y Luna , ver Arboles de costados de Luis Salazar y CastroArboles de costados de gran parte de las primeras casas de estos reynos...By Luis de Salazar |
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Carmen de Luna (1873 - 1962) Carmen de Luna Villajuan was a Filipina educator and co-founded the Centro Escolar University. After completing her own education to train as a teacher, de Luna taught at the private school run by Libr... |
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Constança de Luna, vescomtessa consort de Castellbò (1310 - 1353) Reference: Geneanet Genealogy - SmartCopy : Jul 14 2017, 11:14:16 UTC |
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Cresencio Luna (1811 - d.) |
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Delores Luna (1815 - d.) |
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Diego Hurtado de Mendoza y Luna, III. duque del Infantado (1461 - 1531) Hurtado de Mendoza y Luna, 3rd Duke of the Infantado, nicknamed El Grande, (Arenas de San Pedro, Spain, 11 March 1461 – Guadalajara, Castile-La Mancha, Spain, 30 August 1531) was a Spanish noble. He wa... |
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Diego Luna Alexander (Spanish pronunciation: [%CB%88dje%C9%A3o ˈluna]; born December 29, 1979) is a Mexican actor known for his childhood telenovela work, a starring role in the film Y tu mamá también ... |
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Domingo de Luna (c.1719 - 1773) Don Domingo de Luna born before 1692, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva España, died before 1774, Nuevo Méjico, Nueva EspañaDon Diego de Luna arrived in Vera Cruz with his cousin the Francisco Fernández de la Cueva,... |
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Elena Calderón (Luna) (1862 - 1939) |
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Eloisa Bergere (Luna) (1864 - 1914) Links == Eloisa Otero, NewMexicoHistory.org Find-A-Grave |
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Emilia King (Luna) (1853 - d.) Residence : Town of Socorro, Socorro, New Mexico Territory, United States - 1860* Residence : Precinct 12 Wagon Mound, Mora, New Mexico Territory, United States - 1900** Reference: FamilySearch Genealo... |
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Estanislao del Campo (1834 - 1880) WikipediaEstanislao del Campo Maciel y Luna Brizuela (Buenos Aires, 7 de febrero de 1834 - ibíd. 6 de noviembre de 1880) fue un militar, funcionario de gobierno y escritor argentino. Defendiendo a Buen... |
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Eufemia Luna (Otero) (1855 - d.) |
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Felipa de Jesús Luna (deceased) |
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Felipe de Luna (1729 - 1789) |
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Félix Luna Polledo (1925 - 2009) WikipediaFélix Luna, Falucho, (Buenos Aires, 30 de setiembre de 1925 - Buenos Aires, 5 de noviembre de 2009) fue un reconocido abogado, historiador, escritor, artista y político argentino, miembro de l... |
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Fernando Mendoza Mate de Luna (1610 - 1692) Fernando de Mendoza Mate de LunaNacido en Cádiz, Gobernador y Capitán General de la Isla de Margarita la cual estuvo bajo su tutela hasta 1654. Gobernador de Tucumán 1681-86, Funda la ciudad de Catamar... |
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Francisca de Luna (1712 - 1785) |
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Francisco Luna (1755 - 1827) |
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Francisco Xavier de Luna-Pizarro y Pacheco, Arzobispo de Lima, Presidente de Perú (1780 - 1855) Francisco Javier de Luna Pizarro Pacheco (Arequipa, 3 de noviembre de 1780 - † Lima, 9 de febrero de 1855) fue un sacerdote, político y abogado peruano. Ejerció la presidencia interina del Perú, durant... |
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Koko Trinidad (1915 - d.) Koko Trinidad was a Filipino broadcaster. The Philippine Officials Review |
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Corky Trinidad (1939 - 2009) Francisco Flores Trinidad, Jr., better known by his pen name "Corky", was a Filipino-American editorial cartoonist and comics artist. Born in Manila, he was known for his editorial cartoons for the Hon... |
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Francisco Xavier Caridade Jerson de Luna, O.B.E. (1874 - d.) |
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Garcia Sarmiento de Sotomayor y Luna, II. conde de Salvatierra, Virrey de Nueva España y del Perú (b. - 1659) García Sarmiento de Sotomayor y Luna, segundo Conde de Salvatierra, Virrey de Nueva España y del Perú. Falleció sin sucesión. |
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Giovanni Salzano de Luna (1790 - 1865) Salzano de Luna (Capua, 27 giugno 1790 – Napoli, 3 maggio 1865) è stato un generale italiano, comandante in capo dell'esercito borbonico dal 23 ottobre all'11 novembre 1860,[1] distintosi nella battagl... |
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Gonzalo Pérez Martel y Mathe de Luna, VI Señor de Almonaster la Real (c.1360 - aft.1392) GONZALO PEREZ MARTEL, sexto señor de Almonaster, vasallo del Rey, jurado de Sevilla por la collación de San Salvador y su procurador en las Cortes de Madrid de 1390, hijo de Alfonso Pérez Martel, quint... |
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Gregoria de Luna (aft.1710 - bef.1762) |
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Jesús María Luna (1849 - d.) |
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Joaquin Damaso Novicio Luna (1864 - 1936) Joaquin Damaso Novicio Luna was a businessman and politician, and brother to artist Juan and military tactician Antonio. He served as Governor of La Union from 1904 to 1908, Representative to the Gener... |
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Joaquín Joaquín Oreamuno y Muñoz de la Trinidad, Gobernador de Costa Rica (1755 - 1827) |
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José Bruno de Luna (1786 - 1820) |
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José Enrique de Luna (1771 - 1862) |
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Josefa Luna (c.1740 - d.) |
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José Alejandro Dionisio Luna Ledesma (born 1 December 1939) is a Mexican scenic designer and lighting technician. |
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José de Luna (1724 - d.) |
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José de Luna (1760 - 1803) |
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Jose Novicio Luna (1861 - 1917) Luna, the fourth in a brood of seven children, was born in Manila on 28 June 1861. He took up his Bachelor of Arts degree at the Ateneo de Manila and medicine at the University of Santo Tomas where he ... |
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José Manuel Lazaro Luna (1805 - 1865) |
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José María Cabral, Presidente de la República Dominicana (1816 - 1899) Wikipedia... Participó en las batallas y combates más importantes de la guerra contra los invasores haitianos, luego de la independencia nacional.En la guerra demostró ser un hombre de valor excepciona... |
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José María Luna (1801 - d.) |
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José Nicolás Luna (deceased) |
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José Teodosio Luna (1816 - d.) |
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Juana de Luna (deceased) |
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Juana Luna (deceased) |
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Juan de Jesús Luna (1787 - d.) |
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Juan de Mendoza, 3er Marqués de Montesclaros, Virrey de Nueva España y del Perú (1571 - 1628) Don Juan de Mendoza y Luna , 3rd Marquis of Montesclaros (Spanish: Juan de Mendoza y Luna, marqués de Montesclaros, or sometimes marqués de Montes Claros) (January, 1571, Guadalajara, Spain—October 9, ... |
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Juan de Luna (1806 - d.) |
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Juan de Luna (1760 - d.) |
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Juan Novicio Luna (1857 - 1899) Juan Novicio Luna was an Filipino painter, sculptor and a political activist of the Philippine Revolution during the late 19th century. He became one of the first internationally recognized Philippine ... |
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Juan Luces Luna (1892 - 1952) Juan Luces Luna was a Filipino lawyer and politician. He represented Mindoro at the House of Representatives of the Philippines from June 6, 1922 to June 6, 1925, again from June 5, 1928 to June 2, 193... |
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Juan Luciano Luna (1825 - d.) |
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Juan Nepomuceno de Luna (c.1800 - d.) |
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Lafayette Luna (1829 - 1914) |
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Lope Ferrench de Luna, I Conde de Luna y Señor de Segorbe (b. - 1360) - |
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Lorenzo Domingo Luna (1797 - 1857) |
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Manuel de Madrid (c.1580 - 1623) Biography Passenger license |
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Manuela Luna (1761 - 1799) |
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Manuel Andres Novicio Luna (1856 - 1883) Manuel Novicio Luna was a Filipino violin virtuoso and conductor. He was the eldest of the famed Luna brothers.Reference:* "Manuel N. Luna". Manila: National Historical Institute. . Date accessed: 10 F... |
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Manuel de Luna (1767 - d.) |
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Marcelino Luna (1757 - d.) |
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Margaret Jane Luna (Rowland) (1836 - 1867) |
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Margarita de Foix y Luna (1331 - 1394) |
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María Antonia de Luna (1816 - d.) |
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María Bárbara de la Concepción Luna (1796 - d.) |
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María Bárbara Luna (1800 - d.) |
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María Bernarda Luna (1794 - d.) |
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Maria Gregoria de Luna (c.1669 - d.) Sources: Title: HGRC-NM.org Author: Hispanic Genealogical Reseach Center, New Mexico Publication: Website for Great NM Pedrigree Database Note: As of 6/5/01 Repository: Note: Albuquerque, NM Media: Ele... |
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María Guadalupe Luna (1773 - d.) |
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María Ignacia Rafaela de Luna (1782 - 1877) |
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Josefina Trinidad-Lichauco (1935 - 2010) Josefina Trinidad-Lichauco was a Filipino lawyer. She served as Undersecretary of the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC) from 1986 to 1998, then as Secretary from 1998 to 2000. Ref... |
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María Juana de Luna (1740 - d.) |
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María Loreta de Luna (1795 - d.) |
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María Lucia Otero (Luna) (1846 - 1918) |
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María Margarita de San Juan Luna (1711 - 1782) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : Jul 16 2019, 1:36:18 UTC === GEDCOM Source ===@R-1262306719@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Fam... |
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María de Luna y Cabeza de Vaca (1395 - d.) |
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María de Luna (1355 - d.) |
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María de Luna y Bobadilla Maldonado (deceased) |
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María Manuela de Luna (1712 - 1735) |
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María López de Luna, reina consorte de Aragón (1357 - 1406) |
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Maria Fernández de Luna (b. - 1347) doña Maria Fernández de Luna died 1347== Sources == FMG MedLands Vizcaya ) MARÍA Fernández de Luna (-[1347]). Zurita notes that “don Juan Alonso de Haro Señor de los Cameros”, killed in the orders of t... |
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Mariano Luna (1763 - 1815) |