Ruperta Caldera

Brief Life History of Ruperta

Ruperta Caldera was born as the daughter of Hilarion and Juana Caldera. She died in March 1996, in Santa Rosalía, Portuguesa, Venezuela.

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Family Time Line

Hilarion
1895–1930
Juana Caldera
1890–1952
Miguel Angel Caldera
1918–1965
Ruperta Caldera
–1996
Ramón Caldera
–2001

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    World Events (3)

    1899

    An international tribunal in Paris ruled on a border dispute between Venezuela and British Guiana (Guyana). Britain received most of the claim for the Essequibo region, close to 111,000 square miles. Venezuela was represented by 2 U.S. judges and the chairman of the panel was Russian jurist Frederic de Martens. Venezuela rejected this decision in the 1960s.

    1899

    Cipriano Castro served as president of Venezuela.

    1914

    Venezuela's 1st oil gusher was drilled near Lake Maracibo.

    Name Meaning

    Some characteristic forenames: Spanish Jose, Manuel, Juan, Francisco, Mario, Miguel, Gustavo, Jesus, Leticia, Roberto, Carlos, Javier. Portuguese Joaquim.

    Spanish:

    metonymic occupational name for a tinker or maker of large cooking vessels, from caldera ‘kettle’ (from Latin caldaria ‘pot for heating water’).

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

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