Andres Egra Moises Jesus Ramos Camprubi

Brief Life History of Andres Egra Moises Jesus

When Andres Egra Moises Jesus Ramos Camprubi was born on 21 April 1921, in Cañas, Guanacaste, Costa Rica, his father, Jose Catalino Moises Ramos Miranda, was 30 and his mother, Elena Camprubi Rojas, was 30. He died about 1995, in his hometown, at the age of 75.

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Family Time Line

Jose Catalino Moises Ramos Miranda
1891–1962
Elena Camprubi Rojas
1892–1972
Andres Moises Ramos Camprubi
1918–2002
Andres Egra Moises Jesus Ramos Camprubi
1919–1919
Emilio Ceciliano Ramos Camprubi
1920–1920
Andres Egra Moises Jesus Ramos Camprubi
1921–about 1995
Luis Nemecio Ramos Camprubi
1921–2008
Aida Agustina Ramos Camprubi
1923–1925
Claudia Ramos Camprubi
1925–1927
Claudia Timotea Ramos Camprubi
1928–1983
Jose Moises Ramos Camprubi
1930–1931
Jose Ramos Camprubi
1931–1991
Gladys Isabel de Jesus Ramos Camprubi
1933–1985
Ruth Herminia Ramos Camprubi
1934–1934
Alexander Ramos Camprubi
1937–2022

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    World Events (2)

    1948

    Civil War. Rafael Angel Calderon Guradia refuses to step down for election winner Otilio Ulate. Don Pepe Figueres Ferrer leads the revolution against Calderon and topples the government after 40 days of fighting.

    1987

    The Central American countries sign a peace plan. Devised by Costa Rican president Oscar Arias Sanchez, it is signed by the Central American countries of Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala which have been in the midst of civil wars. Arias wins the Nobel Peace Prize for his work.

    Name Meaning

    Some characteristic forenames: Spanish Jose, Juan, Manuel, Luis, Carlos, Jesus, Pedro, Francisco, Miguel, Ramon, Raul, Jorge. Portuguese Joaquim, Paulo, Joao, Albano, Armanda, Catarina, Adao, Agostinho, Duarte, Heitor, Ilidio, Marcio.

    Portuguese and Spanish: habitational name from any of the towns called Ramos in Portugal and Spain, or a topographic name for someone who lived in a thickly wooded area, from ramos ‘branches’ (from Latin ramus). Compare De Ramos .

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

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