Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
Birth Date15 Jan 1905
Birth PlacePueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado
Death Date30 Mar 1996 Age: 91
Death PlacePueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado
Burial Date2 Apr 1996
Burial PlacePueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, Roselawn Cemetery
MemoBlk 47 Lot 31 Space 1 38º14‘20”N 104º34‘34”W
OccupationHomemaker/cook at a convent
ReligionCatholic
FatherFrank SOLDANO , N14 (1881-1959)
MotherPasquala GEANETTA , N15 (1887-1960)
Spouses
1Richard Isidro GOMEY 
256, N6
256, N6Birth Date15 May 1897
Birth PlaceSantander, Cantabria, Spain
Death Date27 Oct 1965 Age: 68
Death PlacePueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado
MemoSt. Mary Corwin Hospital
Burial Date29 Oct 1965
Burial PlacePueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, Roselawn Cemetery
MemoBlk 47 Lot 31 Space 2 38º14‘20”N 104º34‘34”W
OccupationDenver & Rio Grande Railroad
FatherPhilip Samuel "Feliciano" GOMEZ , N12 (1866-)
MotherMarie SANTANDER? , N13 (?-)
Family ID179
Marr PlacePueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado
ChildrenMary “Maria” (1925-1926)
Philip Salvadore "Phil" (1926-2000)
Esther Mae , N3 (1930-1986)
Richard "Dick" (1932-1950)
Frank Carl (1934-1980)
E. A. B. (1944-)
Notes for Rosalia Elizabeth “Lizzie” SOLDANO
Obituary, April 1996, Pueblo Chieftain
Buried Roselawn Cemetery block 47.
Elizabeth Gomey, 91 passed away March 30, 1996. Born in Pueblo, Nov. 9, 1904, to the union of Frank and Pasquala Soldano. Survived by two children, Philip Gomey and Betty (Ron) Maldonado; grandchildren, Nadine (John) Johnson, Mike (Laura) Milosavich, Kenny Milosavich, Dennis (Cindy) Milosavich, Frank Trent, Anne (David) Allen; great-grandchildren, Michelle, Becky, Brandi, Thomas, Isaac, Elizabeth, Jason and Kaleigh; brother Carl (Ang) Soldano, California; sisters, Rose Capanna, Pueblo, Josephine Mummert, Kansas, Mary (Curtis) Crezee, California, and Frances (Frank) Baity, Pueblo; sons-in-law, Nick Milosavich and Pat Gomey. Precede in death by parents; husband, Richard Gomey; children Mary Gomey, Esther Milosavich, Dick Gomey and Frank Gomey; grandchildren, Gary Milosavich, Ron Maldonado Jr.; and great-granddaughter Pamela Milosavich. Member of St. Therese Lodge and Mount Carmel Parish where funeral Mass will be held 10 a.m. Tuesday with interment at Roselawn Cemetery. Arrangements by McCarthy-Comer Funeral Home, 329 Goodnight.
Buried Roselawn Cemetery block 47.
Elizabeth Gomey, 91 passed away March 30, 1996. Born in Pueblo, Nov. 9, 1904, to the union of Frank and Pasquala Soldano. Survived by two children, Philip Gomey and Betty (Ron) Maldonado; grandchildren, Nadine (John) Johnson, Mike (Laura) Milosavich, Kenny Milosavich, Dennis (Cindy) Milosavich, Frank Trent, Anne (David) Allen; great-grandchildren, Michelle, Becky, Brandi, Thomas, Isaac, Elizabeth, Jason and Kaleigh; brother Carl (Ang) Soldano, California; sisters, Rose Capanna, Pueblo, Josephine Mummert, Kansas, Mary (Curtis) Crezee, California, and Frances (Frank) Baity, Pueblo; sons-in-law, Nick Milosavich and Pat Gomey. Precede in death by parents; husband, Richard Gomey; children Mary Gomey, Esther Milosavich, Dick Gomey and Frank Gomey; grandchildren, Gary Milosavich, Ron Maldonado Jr.; and great-granddaughter Pamela Milosavich. Member of St. Therese Lodge and Mount Carmel Parish where funeral Mass will be held 10 a.m. Tuesday with interment at Roselawn Cemetery. Arrangements by McCarthy-Comer Funeral Home, 329 Goodnight.
Notes for Richard Isidro (Spouse 1)
SPANISH IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR
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Buried Roselawn Cemetery block 47.
Cemetery records list his last name as "Gomes" which is incorrect, his stone lists Gomey which is correct.
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Santander, Cantabria From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The port city of Santander is the capital of the autonomous community of Cantabria situated on the north coast of Spain between Asturias (to the west) and the Basque Country (to the east). The population in 2007 was about 184,000. Just over a third of Cantabrians live in Santander. The city is the home of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Santander.
In the Roman Empire, the town was known as Portus Victoriae Iuliobrigensium. Its present name is derived from Saint Emeterio (Santemter, Santenter, Santander), a martyr whose head was brought there in the 3rd century, along with that of Saint Celedonio, according to legend.
In 1187, King Alfonso VIII of Castile made the abbot of San Emeterio lord of the town, and in 1248 Santander participated in the battle for Seville, receiving a coat of arms as reward.
The city owes its existence to the excellent harbour of the Bay of Santander. Santander was an important port for Castile in the later Middle Ages, and also for trade with the New World. It officially became a city in 1755.269
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Buried Roselawn Cemetery block 47.
Cemetery records list his last name as "Gomes" which is incorrect, his stone lists Gomey which is correct.
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Santander, Cantabria From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The port city of Santander is the capital of the autonomous community of Cantabria situated on the north coast of Spain between Asturias (to the west) and the Basque Country (to the east). The population in 2007 was about 184,000. Just over a third of Cantabrians live in Santander. The city is the home of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Santander.
In the Roman Empire, the town was known as Portus Victoriae Iuliobrigensium. Its present name is derived from Saint Emeterio (Santemter, Santenter, Santander), a martyr whose head was brought there in the 3rd century, along with that of Saint Celedonio, according to legend.
In 1187, King Alfonso VIII of Castile made the abbot of San Emeterio lord of the town, and in 1248 Santander participated in the battle for Seville, receiving a coat of arms as reward.
The city owes its existence to the excellent harbour of the Bay of Santander. Santander was an important port for Castile in the later Middle Ages, and also for trade with the New World. It officially became a city in 1755.269
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