Panama Compiled Genealogies: Difference between revisions

The following genealogies have been published on the Internet:

 

=== Genealogias de Panama ===

 

The [http://www.genealogiaspanama.com/index.php/component/content/frontpage Genealogies of Panama] (Genealogias de Panama) website is managed by two experienced genealogists living in Panama: Guadalupe Garcia de Paredes Icaza and Sonia Cannata Zeballos. It contains family trees of some prominent families in Panama. Most of the content is free, but you can also purchase their publications, which contain more detailed information.  

 

 

This [http://www.panamapacking.com/celestino/ramas.html family genealogy website] is managed by Luigi Alegre, who has compiled an extensive, searchable tree of the Alegre and Jurado lines in Panama, as well as collateral lines, mostly in Chiriqui, Panama. If you wish to contribute to or discuss the information, you can contact the owner.  

 

 

This website, [http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/o/r/Roberto-A-Moreno-t/index.html Familias en Panamá y Otras Relacionadas], was created by Robert A. Moreno Tribaldos. It includes extensive genealogies on the Moreno, Tribaldos, De la Ossa, Francheschi, Arauz, Samudio, and Estribi families of Panama. Photos and some stories in addition to pedigree charts.  

 

 

The [http://www.cardoze.com/ Cardoza Genealogy Tree] begins in France in 1749 with the emigration of David Cardozo Pereira to Curazao. His son, Moises, later changed his surname to Cardoze. The Cardoze tree, which can be donwloaded as a spreadsheet or PDF, comprises over 9 generations of descendants. You can contact the website administrator to request additions or corrections.   

 

 

The [http://webspace.webring.com/people/uf/familiaspanameas/ Quelquejeu Family] website contains information about the descendants of Camilo Quelquejeu Arauz, fourth son of Adolphe Prosper Quelquejeu and Antonina Arauz Gallegos. Adolphe Quelquejeu was a French citizen who arrived in Paname in the 1850's.  

 

 

The [http://www.guardia.org/Home/guardia-genealogy-page Guardia Family] website includes genealogy trees for the De La Guardia and Jaen families of Panama. You can contact the website administrator to request additions or corrections. You can also download information.  

 

 

The [http://www.jacobosalas.com/genealogia/ Familia Salas Arias] website includes genealogy trees for the Salas and Arias families of Panama. You can contact the website administrator to request additions or corrections. You can also download information.  

 

 

The [http://www.fabrega.com/index.html Fabrega Family] website includes ancestors and descendants of the Fabrega family of Panama.   

 

 

The [http://www.edificiolefevre.com/index.php?main=1&lang=eng Casa Lefevre] website contains biographies, photos, and literature authored by Lefevre family members. It also includes several articles and photos surrounding the Pollera, Panama's national dress.  

 

The [http://historiacandanedo.blogspot.com/ History of the Candanedo Family] (Historia de la Familia Candanedo) is a blog that contains family histories of the Candanedo family of Chiriqui. The blog entries  span from 2011 to  2014.

 

=== Domonte and Robledo Families ===

This manuscript is a genealogical certificate for Melchor Domonte y Robledo, a native of Panama, which was submitted upon his acceptance into the Order of Calatrava in 1647. The 217-page manuscript is stored in the Biblioteca Digital Real Academia de la Historia and can be read online or [http://bibliotecadigital.rah.es/dgbrah/i18n/consulta/registro.cmd?id=56557 downloaded].