Anselmo Rosas Palma Guerrero

Brief Life History of Anselmo Rosas

When Anselmo Rosas Palma Guerrero was born in 1842, in Carhuaz, Áncash, Peru, his father, Justo Pérez de la Palma León, was 32 and his mother, Vitalia Guerrero Obregón, was 28. He married Jacoba Carmen Guardia Mejía in 1868, in Carhuaz, Áncash, Peru. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 7 daughters. He died on 15 August 1917, in his hometown, at the age of 75, and was buried in San Pedro, Carhuaz, Carhuaz, Áncash, Peru.

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Family Time Line

Anselmo Rosas Palma Guerrero
1842–1917
Jacoba Carmen Guardia Mejía
1843–
Marriage: 1868
Elisa Victoria Palma Guardia
1868–1923
Fausta Isabel Palma Guardia
1869–
Domingo Roberto Palma Guardia
1873–
Sofia Primitiva Palma Guardia
1875–1875
Domingo Alberto Palma Guardia
1877–1936
Melchor Trinidad Palma Guardia
1878–
Epifania del Carmen Palma Guardia
1879–
Carmen Fausta Palma Guardia
1880–
María Dolores Palma Guardia
1885–
Rosa Vidalmina Palma Guardia
1888–1906

Sources (39)

  • Legacy NFS Source: Anselmo Palma - Church record: birth-name: Anselmo Rosas Palma
  • Ancelmo Palma, "Peru, Diocese of Huaraz, Catholic Church Records, 1641-2016"
  • Ancelmo Rosas Palma, "Peru, Diocese of Huaraz, Catholic Church Records, 1641-2016"

World Events (4)

1849

Chinese workers numbering up to 100,000 arrive in Peru as menial laborers.

1866

Peruvian-Spanish war. Peru wins war with Spain.

1879

Peru and Bolivia are defeated by Chile during the Pacific War in which Peru loses territory in the south to Chile.

Name Meaning

Some characteristic forenames: Spanish Jose, Carlos, Luis, Juan, Manuel, Mario, Miguel, Rafael, Ruben, Alfredo, Alfonso, Francisco. Portuguese Godofredo, Joaquim, Ligia, Wenceslao. Italian Antonio, Angelo, Lorenzo, Palma, Caesar, Carlo, Caesar, Cecilio, Clemente, Constantino, Dino, Domenic.

Spanish, Catalan, Galician, Portuguese, and southern Italian: habitational name from any of various places called with Latin palma ‘palm’.

Italian: from the personal name Palma ‘palm’, bestowed with reference to the triumphal entry of Christ into Jerusalem before his arrest and crucifixion. The personal name is used for both sexes, though predominantly for females.

Dictionary of American Family Names © Patrick Hanks 2003, 2006.

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