Pedro Martin de Bartolome d 21/5/1839 married Josepha Arranz (c1788-after 1851)
Their known children are:
1.1 Mariano b 17/7/1813 (or possibly 1812) d 2/6/1890
1.2 Margaretta b c1815 married Pierre Jean DuVal (1794-25/7/1835) of St Brelade Jersey in 1835. He had previously been married to Julia Joaquina Aldama (1802-1829) daughter of Jose Ramon Aldama of Santander. Pierre was a trader in salted codfish with Cadiz etc. He had 3 surviving children inc Peter Nicholas Duval JP (1821-1889). De la Torres were godparents of Julia’s children and one was a godparent of Mariano. Both the Arranz and the de la Torre seem to have been prominent Segovia families. There was a Fernando Arranz de la Torre (1746-1798). Maybe someone from de la Torre family will read this! Margaretta had no children.
1.3 Estafania b c1817
1.4 Vicenta b c1819
1.5 Meliton b 9/3/1820 d 14/9/1886. He returned to Spain in 1840.
1.6 Justa b c1821 - she married a Polish Count Ambrose Smolenski (or Ambrosius Smolenski)in Guernsey and had several children including sons Julien-Joseph, Justin, and Stanislaus Smolenski.
1.7 Joseph b c1829 in Jersey - family story is that he possibly went to South Africa.
SURELY SOMEBODY IN SPAIN CAN ADD TO THIS
1.1 Mariano Martin de Bartolome m first Mary Parker (1788-1858) in 1832 no children and then Mary Emily Jackson (1835-1905) in 1861 and had ten children. The following children married:
1.1.3 Mary born 1865 died 31/3/1956. In 1895 she married in Eccleshall John James Williamson (a Solicitor). Peter Williamson his grandson and Jan a granddaughter live in England.
1.1.4 Emily born 1866 died ? In 1896 she married in Ecclesall Herbert Grafton Barnes (Vicar of Wraxall Somerset). Two grandsons: Richard lives in Canada and Robin in Germany.
1.1.7 Charles born 1871 died 1941. He made his career in Navy reaching the position of Admiral and 3rd sea lord. He married Gladys Constance Wilson in 1916. One daughter living and three grandchildren Helen and John live in England and Charles lives in USA
1.1.10 George born 1877 died 1956. He married Esther Nicholas in 1898.He served in the army and was also a miner. He settled in Canada and there are families from 4 grandchildren there.
1.5 Meliton Martin Arranz b 9/3/1820 d 14/9/1886 m Josepha Sedze Barceló
1.5.1 Adela
1.5.2 Elena
1.5.3 Sofia
1.5.4 Gonzalo - family story is that either Gonzalo or Meliton was killed in a duel
1.5.5 Meliton
1.5.6 Maria m Pablo Martinez-Pardo -This is Manel's family
1.5.7 Blanca
AGAIN SURELY SOMEONE IN SPAIN CAN ADVISE WHAT HAPPENED TO MELITON'S OTHER CHILDREN.
PLEASE MAKE THE EFFORT TO POST INFORMATION TO THE BLOG OR ADVISE MANEL OR EMAIL ME fwilliamson 'at' btinternet.com
5 comentarios:
What a mess! I deeply regret the lack of participation of my family.
I have little time but I will try to answer.
Me parece muy curioso el paralelismo de nuestras familias, sobre todo en las profesiones: abogados, juristas, ingenieros... Incluso tenemos a "un Sir Charles" español, mi padre. También es marino (Oficial de la Armada) y está condecorado por dos veces al merito naval en tiempos de paz y como ingeniero naval. Por no hablar también de lo muy viajeros que somos algunos de nosotros… Sin duda tenemos genes comunes. ;-)
From internet Rogelio de la Rionda seems to have been a medical doctor (like Mariano). Is this correct?
Was Meliton son of Meliton in the army? Why was he in a duel?
Do you know that Mariano was at the artillery school in Segovia from the age of 7 or 8? I went to the Segovia artillery museum when I was there but didn't have time to check their records, but I remember that the records exist and it would be good if somebody can check for his entry for when he joined around 1820
What did Gonzalo do?
Researching Polish exile Ambrose Smolinski who married Pedro's daughter Justine, as you say they moved to Guernsey where they had a child, then onto London where he became a zinc manufacturer. Ambrose was a member of the masonic "Polish National Lodge" founded in 1847. I can not find any more mention of Smolinski and his family post 1851 census.
I also looked into Marianio Bartolome out of interest and found a newpaper mention of him attending a Masonic meeting in Sheffield in June celebrating the St John's Day (a masonic ritual and the patron saint of masons)also attending were Polish exiles Colonel Bertold Wiercinski (used the title Baron occassionaly which he was not entitled to,founder of the Polish National Lodge) and Vincent Werminski (he remained in Sheffield and died there)
I have found a small advert for Pedro as a language teacher in Jersey, but as yet not found any information as to where he was buried.
Kind regards Nick in Jersey
1844 Baptism of Raphael Thomas Swietoslawski son of Polish exile Zenon and his wife Julia Ward at the Catholic Chapel, St Helier, Jersey has sisters of Mariano as sponsors: Vincentina Felipa Martin de Bartolome and Margarita ? Duval.
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