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Agatón Ursúa MP (1903 - 1983)

Agatón Ursúa was a Filipino dentist and politician. He represented the first district of Camarines Sur at the House of Representatives of the Philippines from December 30, 1957 to December 30, 1961. M...

Antonio María de Bucareli y Ursúa, 46.º Virrey de la Nueva España, gobernador y capitán general MP (1717 - 1779)

María de Bucareli y Ursúa (sometimes spelled Bucareli y Urzúa) (January 21, 1717 in Seville, Spain – April 9, 1779 in Mexico City) was a Spanish military officer, governor of Cuba, and Viceroy of New S...

Francisco de Paula de Bucarelli y Ursúa, 28° Gobernador del Río de la Plata MP (1708 - 1780)

Francisco de Paula Bucarelli, nacido como Francisco de Paula Bucarelli y Ursúa Lasso de la Vega Villacis y Cordova, también conocido como Francisco Bucareli o bien Francisco Bucarely (Sevilla de Andalu...

Jacinto Ursúa MP (1885 - 1958)

Jacinto Ursúa was a Filipino writer and politician. He served as councilor of Libmanan, Camarines Sur from 1922 to 1928. Wikipedia (in Bikol)

Regina de Quintos (Ursua) MP (deceased)

Regina Ursua was of Spanish, Chinese and Tagalog ancestry. She is sometimes referred to as an Ochoa.According to alternative oral histories, Regina was wedded to the lawyer in second marriage, being th...

Vicente Ursúa MP (1859 - 1921)

Vicente Ursua Sr. was born on June 15, 1859, in Libmanan, Camarines Sur, Philippines. He passed away on August 2, 1921, in Canlubang, Calamba, Laguna, Philippines, at the age of 62, and was buried in A...

??? Ursua (deceased)

Adelina Ursua (deceased)

Adriana Ramírez Ursúa (deceased)

Adriana de Eguez Beaumont y Navarra (deceased)

Adriana de Ursua y Lasso de la Vega, 3° condesa de Gerena (deceased)

Adriana Bucareli y Ursúa (1718 - d.)

Agrifina Bolivar (Ursua) (deceased)

Agueda Moreno Salvador (1760 - d.)

Agueda Pascuala Aldea Ursúa (1823 - d.)

Agustín Ursúa Moreno (1821 - d.)

Agustín de Ursúa (deceased)

Agustina de Ursúa (deceased)

Alejandra Peralta-Ursua (deceased)

Alejandra Berisa del Busto (deceased)

Alejandro Ursua (1814 - d.)

Alonso Bucareli y Ursúa (1724 - 1740)

Ambrosia Rivas (deceased)

Ambrosia Ursúa Rivas (deceased)

Amparo Ursua (deceased)

Ana María Asco Ursua (c.1620 - d.)

Ana Maria Lasso de la Vega (deceased)

Ana Antonia de Baeza y Vicentelo (deceased)

Doña Ana de Baeza y Vicentelo, hija fegunda, cafó con Don Miguel de Bucareli y Urfua, Marques de Valhermofo, Conde de Genera. Tuvieron unica hija á Doña Juana. Historia de la Muy Ilustre Casa de Sousa ...

Ana Isidra de Ursúa y Arizmendi (deceased)

Ana Francisca de Ursúa (1636 - 1701)

G8 Ana Madariaga-Bucareli Ursúa (deceased)

Ana María de Ursúa Lasso de la Vega, IV condesa de Gerena (deceased)

Ana María Bucareli y Ursúa, abadesa (deceased)

Ana de Larralde de Ursua (deceased)

Anastacia Anonuevo Aguirre (1839 - d.)

Andrea Ursúa (deceased)

Andrés Ursúa Oscoz (1752 - d.)

Andresa Amatria (deceased)

Angela Pasamar Ursua (1643 - 1728)

Angelina Quidachay Guile (deceased)

Angel Medrano Ursua (1803 - d.)

Angel Ursua (deceased)

Anna María Velázquez (deceased)

Anna d'Auga (d'Ursua) (deceased)

Anselma Muguía Martínez (1862 - d.)

Antón Corzo de Orsúa (c.1552 - d.)

Antonia Celaya Ursúa (1784 - d.)

Antonia Ursua (Garrido) (1710 - d.)

Antonia Rosalía Esparza Zoco (1853 - d.)

Antonio Ursúa Luri (deceased)

Apolonia Muñoz (Ursua) (1863 - d.)

Aquilino Osés Ursúa (1882 - d.)

Asunción Navarro Aldea (1904 - 1932)

Augustín Ursúa (deceased)

Bárbara Ursúa Álvarez (deceased)

Bárbara Ursua (deceased)

Bartolomé de Ursua (deceased)

Basilia Aldea Ursúa (1825 - d.)

beatriz (1927 - 2010)

Beatriz Ursua (deceased)

Beatriz de Madariaga Ramírez de Ursúa (deceased)

Beltrán de Ursúa, Señor de Ursúa (1340 - d.)

Benedicta Zaldivar (Ursua) (deceased)

Benigna Ochoa (deceased)

Benita Ursúa Díaz (1820 - d.)

Benito Ursúa Murillo (deceased)

Benito Ursua Murillo (1811 - d.)

Bernarda Díaz Muro (1793 - d.)

Bernarda Gutierrez (deceased)

Bernarda Ursúa Martínez (deceased)

Bernarda Ursua Martínez (deceased)

Bernardo Ursua Garrido (1707 - d.)

Bernardo de San Cristóbal de Ursua, VII Barón de San Vicente Ferrer (1903 - 1988)

Blasa Montes Muru (deceased)

Blasa Ursúa Cortés (1823 - d.)

Blas Serrano Ursua (deceased)

Bonifacia Ursúa Salvador (1816 - d.)

Bonifacia Cabanban Ursua (deceased)

Candida Donsol (deceased)

Candida Damiano (deceased)

Cándido Ursúa Montes (1876 - d.)

Carlos Monasterio Ursua (c.1800 - d.)

Carmen de Ursua y Ochagavía (1871 - 1955)

Carmen de San Cristóbal Ursua (1905 - 1999)

Castor Ursúa Salvador (1827 - d.)

Catalina de Ursúa y Enríquez de Lacarra (1490 - d.)

Catalina de Subirizar (deceased)

Catalina Rivas Ursua (1784 - d.)

Catalina Ursúa Unzué (1905 - 1988)

Catalina de Ursúa (deceased)

Catalina Carrera Ursua (1624 - 1676)

GEDCOM Note === Extracto dePartida de DEFUNCIÓN IDENTIFICACIÓN Nombre: Catalina Apellidos: Carrera, Fecha: 1676-05-11 Observaciones: LOCALIZACIÓN Fondo: Parroquiade San Juan Bautis...

Catalina de Iturbide y de Ursua (deceased)

Cathalina de Yturbide y Ursúa (deceased)

Catherine d'Uhart (d'Ursua) (deceased)

Cayetana Chávez Álvarez (1693 - d.)

Cayetano Ursúa (deceased)

Ceferina Amatria Salvador (1793 - d.)

Cesario Ursua (deceased)

Christóbal Bucareli y Ursúa, coronel (1727 - 1784)

Ciriaco Ursua (deceased)

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