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Re: Ramon Family ( Trindad Ramon/ Tomasa Vasquez or Balque

Sorry for the late response. You can reach me at Akeem Guillory on Facebook.

Re: Ramon Family ( Trindad Ramon/ Tomasa Vasquez or Balque

Hello Sheila and Akeem,
I am also a descendant of Trinidad Ramon and Tomasa Vasquez through two daughters.

Maria Josefa Ramon married Augustin Severin Mateo March 31, 1825 in St Landry Parish my 4X Great grandparents. There daughter Marie Louise Mateo married Auguste Durousseau my 3X Great Grandfather.

Maria's sister Gertrude Ramon married Jean Baptiste Durousseau my 3X Great Grandfather.

Auguste and Jean Baptiste were brothers and my 2X Great Grandparents (Augustin and Clara Veronique Durousseau) first cousins.

My thoughts Maria Josefa Ramon arrived in St Landry abt 1825 from La Bahia (present day San Antonio). I know ST Landry parish to Texas (old Spanish Trail) was a major cattle route and the Durousseau brothers owned cattle and homes near Pot Cove Mallet Louisiana across from St Annes Church on Hwy 90 (Old Spanish Trail).

Mexico Independence from Spain September 16, 1810.
Texas Independence from Mexico March 2, 1836.

Would like to know what historical event occurred around 1825 to prompt Maria Josefa Ramon to leave San Antonio? Any thoughts?

Sincerely,
Michael Edwards

Re: Ramon Family ( Trindad Ramon/ Tomasa Vasquez or Balque

Hello Michael,

It is nice to meet you via email. Thank you for sharing the family connection. Im dusting off my genalogy hat and getting back into it.

I agree there may be some historical event which prompted their move. It could also be a familial reason. All of the daughters seem to have gotten married with a year or two of each other. Tomassa seems to be unaccounted for on the census. One record shows Trindad and Gertrude cohabitating with another gentleman with another Ramon family living next door... another mystery to unreavel.Tomassa and the other daughters are not listed. I wonder if maybe Tomassa passed away. Trindad is left with duaghters in his care and he needed to ensure they would be taken care of so they married and settled in St Landry.

Side note: Trindad is listed as a soldier at the mission around 1817. I read that the sodliers often assisted in moving the cattle between Mexico, now Texas, and Lousiana. He may have meet the Durousseaus and other gentleman and arraged for his daughters to marry.

It just a guess that needs to be fleshed out a bit more.

Stay in touch! I promise to do the same.

Kind regards,
Sheila

Re: Ramon Family ( Trindad Ramon/ Tomasa Vasquez or Balque

Hello, my name is samone and I am researching my family history and so far it appears that trinidad ramon and tomasa vasquez daughter was sydalise(cedilece now spelled) who is my 5th great grandmother.. Any information regarding her daughter Louisa leblanc Jones who lived in providence rhode island and if so we are probably related.

Re: Ramon Family ( Trindad Ramon/ Tomasa Vasquez or Balque

Sorry my email address samone.russell85@yahoo.com