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Subject: Re: [CUBA-L] Archivos de Bayamo, Cuba
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 08:43:20 EDT

Subj: Re: [CUBA-L] does anyone know triscornia
Date: 7/15/02 1:29:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time
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Thank you Agustin for answering. You gave me some more that what I had.
I remember as a child the stories about Triscornia. I have not been able to

find anything at all about it. Not even in the Cuban sites. I do want
to do some research, as the place, in my opinion hides many stories about
the soo many immigrants that came to Cuba from many places, particularly from

Spain and from other parts of Europe. It might not be a "proud place" to

talk about but it sure is part of our history, and not many people know
about it. I will continue to investigate because the same way that Ellis
Island Archives has the manifests of the ships that came to New York full

of immigrants, there must be a place that has these documents. For those of

us interested in genealogy, we might even find the name of our ancestors,
that unfortunately had to come to Cuba, without documents. Regards, Maria

Z.

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