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Les résultats du Samedi 29 juin 2024 : Algeciras, Burgos, Soria, Mostoles

Algeciras, Samedi 29 juin 6 toros de Miura pourOctavio Chacon : une oreille et salut après avisEsau Fernandez : salut et vuelta après avisMiguel Angel Pacheco : silence après avis et salut après avis Burgos, Samedi 29 juin 6 toros de Antonio Bañuelos pourEl Fandi : une oreille et une oreilleManuel Escribano : salut et une oreilleIsmael Martin (alternative) : 2 oreilles et salut Soria, Samedi…

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In any case, last week I finished a project and then I picked up on my research again.

I don't know if you knew that I have de la Merced and de la Mercedes in my family tree. They arose in San Juan a very long time ago. In fact, I have traced them back to 1576 with a Pedro de la Merced.

Source: John J. Browne Ayes, Research Copyright John J. Browne Ayes. All Rights Reserved National and International. On this reference document, I am basing my theory that Melchior de Aponte was part of this family. You will also see Pedro de la Merced included in this list as well.

Vecinos Asistentes to Vista Pública (1616) Según el historiador Ramón Rivera Bermúdez, se efectúa una vista pública donde testifican 21 de los 40 vecinos que vivían más cerca de la actual zona urbana. Se cree la gran mayoría eran los mismos fundadores de 1579 o sus decendientes inmediatos. Juan López de Aliceda: Alcalde mayor. Hijo de Juan López de Aliceda, líder sangermeño quien fue teniente gobernador de Puerto Rico cuando el gobernador lo era Francisco de Solís en 1572. Alonso Meléndez Juan Felipe Cordero Pedro González Juan Colón Melchor de Aponte Juan de la Vega Juan de Morales Juan de Cepeda Alonso García Alonso Garva (o Garvia) Tirado Pedro Lamadrid Pedro de la Merced Juan Bautista Correa Juan Muños de Castroverde, escribano Diego Sánchez Francisco Ramos Pedro Camacho Alonso Trujillo Juan García Portillo Mateo Moreda

I had this little document stashed away in my file and notes within my family tree.

Then last week I decided to browse the many documents that are online within marriage in the cathedral of San Juan in Familysearch.org . I discovered two families that bore the surname de la Merced.

Pedro de la Merced was married to Dona Ana Moreno y Gomez, the daughter of, Alonso Moreno and his wife, Leonor Gomez.

Pedro and his wife had a son, Diego de la Merced y Moreno. He was married to: Paula de los Reyes.

Source: Marriages In The Cathedral of San Juan Online at Family Search.org.

They were married, 7 April of 1691.

Date: 7 de Abril de 1691

Minister: Licenciado Don Juan de Rivafrecha, Cura

Groom: Diego de la Merced de Color Mulatto

Born in San Juan

Parents: Pedro de la Merced y Ana Moreno

Bride: Paula de los Reyes de color Mulato

Born in San Juan

parents: Hija Natural de Lucia de los Reyes/

Note: Dispensados la amonestaciones por el Obispo Don Francisco de Padilla

Testigos: Alferez Domingo Sanchez, Simon Mateo, y Francisco de San Juan.

The next family was quite interesting because of where they came from.

Same Source:

Date: 7 de Septiembre de 1700

Minister: Pedro zenteno, cura de catedral

Groom: Juan de la Merced

Natural de Ciudad de Bruselas, (Ayes, sic, Brussels, Belgium).

Parents Gaspar de Glancy y Maria de Sampson

(Ayes sic, Parents name was written, Gaspar de Glncy y Maria de Smpson).

Bride: Eugenia de Jesus Malave Morera

Bornl in San Juan

Padres: Benito Malave y Geronicia Morera

Note: Dispensada una amonestacion por el Sr. Ordinario Don Martin Calderon de la Varca

Testigos: Santiago de Acevedo, el Capitan Francisco Diaz y Juan Alonso Gonzalez Clerigo de Tonsura.

Brussels, Belgium was a Spanish territory that included the Nederlands.

Our Juan de la Merced's full name was John of the Mercy Glancy Sampson.

I did a research and their original country of origin was Ireland. I even picked up a family crest during my research. I also found out that the surname Glancy has also morphed into the name Clancy.

I can bet that John's de la Merced was a baptismal name that stuck throughout his lifetime in the public records and was passed down to his descendants because the Spanish always get tongue-tied when trying to pronounce Irish names.

So, having found these two families many questions have arisen. If anyone has found how my de la Mercedes from Yabucoa connected to these two families I would appreciate any information shared here.

After all, I've shared some very important information here this morning.

The furthest back I've gotten with my de la Merced was with one Dionecio de la Mercedes born abt 1785, in Yabucoa, PR. died bef 1899.

He was married to, 1: Casimira de Santiago 2: Maria Jose de los Rios Delgado. His marriage seemed to be a consentual one to Maria Jose because their son, Ramon Rios Delgado must have been a natural born son. Unfortunately his father didn't give him his surname or maybe Ramon was the son of a previous marriage. See how many questions arise!

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Las corridas duras

Las figuras del toreo miran de soslayo a las ganaderías duras porque saben de sus complicaciones, razón por la que huyen despavoridos solamente el verlas anunciadas en los carteles; vamos que, la cosa no va con ellos y, si somos sinceros, es algo que les debemos de agradecer; hombre, tampoco es para tanto porque despreciar este tipo de encastes llamados duros es una forma de escurrir el bulto y a su vez, caminar por esos senderos de lujo como son las corridas comerciales no deja de ser una frivolidad.

Eso sí, apoyándonos en una realidad implacable, “gracias” a que los señoritos no están por la labor de enfrentarse al toro íntegro y con problemas, muchos toreros de la llamada segunda división del toreo tiene acceso a ese tipo de hierros que, odiados por unos, son la salvación de los otros. ¿Qué sería de los ganaderos que crían el toro íntegro sin la participación de los diestros de menor renombre que no hacen ascos a nada? Mal, muy mal lo pasarían porque apenas lidiarían toro alguno, algo que pese a todo les sucede a muchos ganaderos.

De igual manera, los toreros, salvo los bendecidos por la diosa fortuna –llámese empresarios caprichosos- tienen que enfrentarse a ese tipo de toro que, en la mayoría de los casos solo sirven para hacerles la faena de antaño que, en la actualidad no sirve para nada porque nos hemos acostumbrado mal y, muchos, en su ignorancia, quieren que se les haga al toro encastadísimo la misma faena que al toro santificado de la saga Domecq, tarea complicadísima porque, como sabemos, el aficionado no es indulgente para con los diestros; si acaso, la indulgencia se les otorga a lo que no lo necesitan mientras que, a los que se han jugado la vida, a eso sí les exigimos lo que en muchas ocasiones no pueden darnos dada la nula bravura del toro que tienen enfrente. Difícil el dilema, pero real como la vida misma.

Es cierto que todos quisiéramos que las llamadas corridas exigentes, las que tienen casta, peligro y que trasmiten emoción a los tendidos, todos desearíamos que las mismas fueran como el toro que lidió Fernando Robleño en Madrid, un ejemplar de José Escolar que nos puso a todos de acuerdo y que elevó a Robleño a las más altas cimas del arte.

Sospecho que, incluso a los que van por la vida de aficionados, a muchos nos falta por aprender alguna que otra lección si de toros hablamos. Lo digo porque, en un festejo que ahora recuerdo, la corrida de Dolores Aguirre en Bilbao, hasta barrunto que aquella tarde faltó sensibilidad entre los aficionados para comprender lo que estaba pasando en el ruedo. Isabel Laperhedie trajo a Bilbao una corrida fuerte, encastada, durísima, pero que le faltó bravura y, según mi entender, bastante hicieron los toreros que se jugaron la vida sin trampa ni cartón. ¿Se le puede pedir más a un torero cuando está frente a un toro sin bravura y sin la menor posibilidad de triunfo?

Es cierto que, la estructura de la fiesta está montada acorde con los gustos de los señoritos del toreo que siempre se ausentan de lo que llamamos festines de la verdad; pero del mismo modo tenemos que reconocer que existen toreros capaces de emocionarnos con los Albaserradas, por citar una rama de toros que nos apasionan y que, para nuestra fortuna, hasta gozamos de toreros de excelente condición, caso de Manolo Escribano que, entre otras muchas tardes llenas de gallardía, ha tenido que ser este año en El Puerto de Santa María donde dio su tremenda dimensión frente a un toro de Adolfo Martin.

Lo que los demás no quieren, muchos se parten la boca por tenerlo. Es el caso de Damián Castaño que, el hombre está contentísimo al ver que, pasados los años, poco a poco, está encontrando eco en las llamadas corridas duras, al parecer, la “herencia” que le ha dejado su hermano Javier que, con este tipo de ganaderías ha sido un grande en su género. Presagio que, al margen de Cenicientos, mucho ha tenido que ver la gallardía con la que se enfrentó Damián Castaño a un fierísimo toro de Dolores Aguirre en la pasada feria de Bilbao que, de haber acertado con la espada su triunfo hubiera sido de clamor, pero nadie podrá negarle su excelsa faena a un toro como los de antaño que, para su fortuna, hasta le regaló una docena de embestidas para que Castaño emocionara a Bilbao.

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Lista hasta la fecha (10/jun/22) de panteones que visite.Son 105 (Algunas de las fotos son mias, otras las saque de internet).

1.El magisterio (1896) 2.Asociacion mutualista Gral san martin (1875) 3.Societe francaise secuors mutuels buenos aires 4.Societa ligure di mutuo socorso 5.asociacion de socorros mutuos de belgrano 6.asociacion Argentina de socorros mutuos Mariano Moreno 7.asociacion española de socorros mutuos de san bernardo 8."la argentina" asociacion mutualista 9.asociacion española de la boca del riachuelo 10.circulo de la prensa

11.colegio de escribanos 12.asociacion de maestros prov de bs as 13.encotel 14.asociacion italiana de socorros mutuos de Belgrano 15.sociedad tipografica bonaerense 16.sociedad filantropica francesa del rio de la plata 17.panteon casa del boxeador (subterraneo) 18.glorias del club atletico boca juniors 19.panteon de la ex alumnos del colegio la salle 20.asociacion obstetrica argentina (abandonado)

21.panteon de bomberos voluntarios de la boca (1917) 22.panteon san ignacio (SOECRA) 23.panteon nuestra señora de la merced (caritas) 24.asociacion empleados municipales 25.panteon asociacion argentina de actores. 26.panteon de sadaic 27.hermanas de la caridad san vicente de paul (1934?) 28.instituto de las siervas de jesus sacramentado (SJS-1876) 29.panteon español 30.panteon centro gallego

31.asociacion catalana montepio montserrat 32.institucion salesiana don bosco 33.panteon policia federal (blanco) 34.asociacion mutual fuerzas armadas panteon B 35.sociedad beneficencia hospital español 36.panteon circulo naval (1) 37.Asociacion mutual fuerzas armadas panteon C 38.panteon PFA (subterraneo) 39.panteon GNA (subterraneo) 40.panteon centro naval (2)

41.panteon federacion circulos catolicos de obreros (subterraneo) 42.circulo de suboficiales de fuerzas armadas (subterraneo) 43.panteon centro asturiano (subterraneo) 44.asociacion FI unione Massalubrense 45.panteon federacion catolica de obreros (abandonado) 46.el magisterio (2) 47.asociacion union de la boca 48.sociedad cosmopolita de socorros mutuos en buenos aires 49.Sociedad yugoslava de socorros mutuos

50.panteon san jorge (subterraneo) 51.panteon misioneras claretianas (subterraneo) 52.asociacion socorros mutuos san crispin (2)(subterraneo) 53.panteon fabricaciones militares (subterraneo) 54.asociacion española de socorros mutuos de barrancas y buenos aires (abandonado) 55.asociacion mutualista profesionales del turf. 56.religiosas de San Jose 57.carmelitas 58.terciarias franciscanas de la caridad (abandonado)

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Antiguas fotografías de: Izquierda: La Catedral de Lima, vista desde el Portal de Escribanos. Derecha: El monumento a Don José de San Martin, en la Plaza del mismo nombre. A la derecha, parte del Portal de Pumacahua. Sigue a @limantigua #vladimirvelasquez #limantigua #PlazaSanMartin #PlazaMayorDeLima #PlazaDeArmasDeLima https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb_RtWuL1TV/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Mallorca Increases Attempts to Attract Larger Number of Tourists From Nordic Countries

Mallorca Increases Attempts to Attract Larger Number of Tourists From Nordic Countries

Spanish Mallorca is trying to promote and promote tourism in the Nordic countries, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, in order to bring more visitors to the Spanish island. In this regard, the Director of Tourism of the Council of Mallorca, Lucia Escribano, as well as the Federation of Mallorca Transport, Martin van Bemlen, together with the President of the Federation of Hotel Business in Mallorca,…

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Corrida de Toros :

Madrid :

Entrada : Lleno.

Toros : Victorino Martin : De buena presencia y juego variado. El quinto destacó por encima del resto y recibió petición de vuelta al ruedo.

📍Manuel Escribano : Ovación y Oreja tras aviso.

📍Sergio Serrano : Ovación y Oreja.

📍Fortes : Silencio tras aviso y Silencio.

Incidencias : Tras finalizar el paseíllo se guardó un minuto de silencio.

📷 Plaza 1.#Madrid #VictorinoMartín #ManuelEscribano #SergioSerrano #Fortes #Toros #Tendido_5

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Les résultats du Dimanche 8 septembre 2024 : Valladolid, Albacete, Navaluenga, Barbastro, Andorra, Higuera de las Dueñas, Calasparra, Peralta...

Valladolid, Dimanche 8 septembre 6 toros de Antonio Bañuelos pourEl Fandi : salut après avis et 2 oreillesManuel Escribano : une oreille et salutIsmaël Martin : 2 oreilles et une oreille Albacete, Dimanche 8 septembre 6 toros de Samuel Flores (2/3/5) / Isabel Flores (1/4/6) pourAndrés Palacios : salut et silenceDavid Galvan : blessure et salutIsaac Fonseca : une oreille et silence Navaluenga,…

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Antiguas fotografías de: Izquierda: La Catedral de Lima, vista desde el Portal de Escribanos. Derecha: El monumento a Don José de San Martin, en la Plaza del mismo nombre. A la derecha, parte del Portal de Pumacahua. Sigue a @limantigua https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv35_txlxyr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=rxznxxda2qho

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July 3, 2017

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