Bernabé

  • Avilés Avilés 1826-1888, son of Martín Gregorio de Avilés y Morán de Butrón and Josefa de Avilés y Rodríguez Plaza, married to Elvira María Dolores Garaycoa Vallejo in 1859
  • Fernández Rico y Núñez Deza 1595-1647, son of Gregorio Fernández Rico y Hernández and Elena Núñez de Deza, married to María Francisca Manuela Belalcázar Vega y Aragón
  • Gómes-Cornejo 1765-, son of Pedro Gómes-Cornejo y Ramírez de Arellano and María Eugenia Silva Santistevan
  • Gómes-Cornejo y Rámírez de Arellano 1731-, son of Diego Gómes-Cornejo and Leonor Ana Ramírez de Arellano y Romero
  • Herrera Rivera (de) ca 1505-, married to Catalina de Mendoza
  • Pérez de Villarroel y Cuadrado de Vargas 1640-, son of Alonso Pérez de Villarroel and Josefa Cuadrado de Vargas y Vallejo, married to Cristina María de Chiriboga y Daza
  • la Peña (de) †, married to Antonia Cardeña

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Family Tree owner : Bruno BRAVOMALO (brunobravomalo)

At the moment, this project is under construction, having about 110 000+ Individuals, as a result of merging my own research (37 000+) with The tree of Thomas Mebane LeGrande, provided by Rootsweb the year 2008. We share in common abt 95% of all the ancestors from 1200~and back in time. His (Anglo-Saxon) branch is composed of the migration of the Anglo-Normans at the end of the X Century.

That means I need to clean my Tree from those side branches, which represents so many generations in the British Islands from that period and forth to our time, leaving alone my own closer ancestors and their near relatives.
There is more to do: to merge some thousands of profiles from the Antiquity, specially Greece, Rome, Armenia, Georgia, Poland, Russia and so on. But this work is taking a long time.
I expect to have around 70 -80 000 persons||profiles after that, in about 6 months.

The origins of the BravoMalo family are ?apparently? very recent, only 3 generations back, around 1915, when my grandfather Carlos Augusto signed his both surnames together: Bravo Malo »BravoMalo, meaning to preserve both the paternal and maternal roots in One.

The 'Malos' has its roots Spain

Family History :
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