Pascual Mariano Cama Sisa

Brief Life History of Pascual Mariano

When Pascual Mariano Cama Sisa was born on 16 May 1726, in Macarí, Melgar, Puno, Peru, his father, Francisco Cama Poco, was 24 and his mother, Micaela Flora Sisa, was 23.

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Family Time Line

Francisco Cama Poco
1702–
Micaela Flora Sisa
1703–
Pascual Mariano Cama Sisa
1726–
Tomasa Cama Condorsayna
Gabriela Cama Sisa
1727–
Francisco Cama Sisa
1729–
Gabriel Cama Sisa
1732–1776

Sources (3)

  • Pascual Mariano Cama, "Perú, bautismos, 1556-1930"
  • Pascual Mariano Cama, "Perú, bautismos, 1556-1930"
  • Peru, Catholic Church Records, 1603-1992; https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:SQWX-TK6X-9?cc=1877097&wc=MP87-T36%3A174496801%2C177080401%2C177080402%2C177080403

World Events (3)

1821

General Jose de San Martin captures Lima from Spanish and proclaims Peru independent.

1823

Simon Bolivar led an army from Venezuela and Colombia into Peru to help fight the Spanish.

1824

Antonio Jose de Sucre defeated the Spanish at Ayacucho. Peru becomes the last colony in Latin America to gain its independence.

Name Meaning

Italian (mainly Calabria and Sicily): probably from the dialect word cama ‘mud’.

Catalan: nickname based on cama ‘leg’.

Albanian: from the old personal name or nickname Camë (definite form Cama), based on a shortened form of the vocabulary word camërdhok ‘little boy’.

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

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