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Captain Alberto
González-Abreu (Nov. 10, 1878-Nov. 25, 1959) |
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Captain Alberto
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González-Abreu y Sánchez (1879-1959). Member of the Dauntless expedition, August 16, 1896. Fourth Corps of Las Villas, Cuban Liberation Army. Cuban Consul in St. Louis, Missouri, 1924-1929. |
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| Fourth Corps of Las Villas. Cuban
Liberation Army. Staff of General Francisco Carrillo (1). My
maternal grandfather, Capt. Alberto González-Abreu y Sánchez (14). In front of him, my father's uncle, César Romero (12), whose son was the Hollywood movie actor with the same name. |
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| General Francisco Carrillo and his personal staff.
My maternal grandfather, Capt. Alberto González- Abreu y Sánchez, stands in the center behind Carrillo. |
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| The Cuban Consul, 122 N. 7 Street, St. Louis, Missouri
(1923-1929) |
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1300-mile flight, mostly in rain, from Havana, Cuba, the last port of call on a two- months' trip to Latin-American nations." The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Feb. 26, 1928. |
Lindbergh
Does It! To Paris in 33 1/2 Hours (N.Y. Times, May 22, 1927)
Man
and Craft Were One, as a New Age Began
Charles
Lindbergh Obituary (N.Y. Times, August 27, 1974)
Lindbergh
Dies of Cancer in Hawaii at the Age of 72 (N.Y. Times, August
27, 1974)
Charles Lindbergh
Homepage
The
CUBAN CONSUL Here Played a Hero's Role in His Country's Fight for Freedom
Death
Calls Cuban Patriot Who Was St. Louis Consul
Jubilado como funcionario
del Ministerio de Estado (1929)
Pensionado como Alferez
del Ejercitor Libertador (1938)
The
Dauntless Filibuster Expeditions
FAMILY:
Agustin
Abreu, arrived in Philadelphia from Cienfuegos, May 22, 1848
Finca rustica potrero Manacal (Julio
23, 1938)
Elsie Kerchal, naturalized
Cuban citizen, April 22, 1947
Carta de Alberto a Leopoldo G. Abreu,
marzo 5, 1956
Carta de Alberto a Leopoldo G.
Abreu, julio 25, 1956
Brother-in-law
Walter Ball
Kissing
Cousins
