Don Alejandro LERENA (of San Jose de Mayo, 1846)
HE DID NOT MARRY A LERENA. HE HELD A WOMAN IN SLAVERY, and this row said the first thing for a few hours on 12 October 2026 before the plate was opened. 'En esta Parroquia de S.n Jose a VEINTE Y OCHO DE ABRIL de mil ochocientos CUARENTA Y SEIS, yo D.n FRAN.CO CASTELLO cura vic.o int.o di sepultura en el ANGELORIO al cadaver de CARMELO ANSELMO, HIJO NATURAL DE BARBARA, ESCLAVA DE D.N ALEJANDRO LERENA, murio ayer de enfermedad, de edad de SIETE DIAS, y se le hizo oficio rezado, de que certifico.' SO THE 'COUPLE' WAS AN INDEXER'S READING OF 'ESCLAVA DE D.N ALEJANDRO LERENA'. WHAT IS LEFT, AND IT IS NOT NOTHING: a DON ALEJANDRO LERENA living at SAN JOSE DE MAYO IN APRIL 1846, holding at least one person in slavery. THE ELDER ALEJANDRO LERENA OF THIS REGISTER MARRIED AT SAN JOSE ON 16 SEPTEMBER 1825 and was at Trinidad by 1855 - the right town, the right decade and the right style of address. NOT MERGED, BECAUSE THE ACT NAMES NO WIFE, NO AGE AND NO PARENTS and because this archive has twice today been shown what an index does to a household it half-understands. See data/_person-pairs.txt.
No record here names a parent, spouse, child or sibling for this person. This archive calls that unplaced: held, named, shown with the record that produced them, and not tied to a household on anything less.
What the record says
Where this comes from
FamilySearch RECORD INDEX - exact-surname parent-pair query, FATHER SURNAME LERENA with MOTHER SURNAME LERENA, 38 results worldwide, run 12 October 2026 - INDEX-LEVEL, NO ACT OPENED; and San Jose de Mayo - RELIGIOUS DEATH RECORDS July 1839 to December 1851, the burial of 28 April 1846 - READ OFF THE PLATE 12 OCTOBER 2026; image ark 3:1:3Q9M-CS27-J7GN-C, deepzoom apid TH-909-72167-155289-86; index entry ark 1:1:XSXQ-4RD2
FamilySearch index — ark not recorded for this entry
No relationships are recorded for this person. The source names them and nothing more. That is the ordinary case in this register, and it is why they are marked unplaced.
What is known
HE DID NOT MARRY A LERENA. HE HELD A WOMAN IN SLAVERY, and this row said the first thing for a few hours on 12 October 2026 before the plate was opened. 'En esta Parroquia de S.n Jose a VEINTE Y OCHO DE ABRIL de mil ochocientos CUARENTA Y SEIS, yo D.n FRAN.CO CASTELLO cura vic.o int.o di sepultura en el ANGELORIO al cadaver de CARMELO ANSELMO, HIJO NATURAL DE BARBARA, ESCLAVA DE D.N ALEJANDRO LERENA, murio ayer de enfermedad, de edad de SIETE DIAS, y se le hizo oficio rezado, de que certifico.' SO THE 'COUPLE' WAS AN INDEXER'S READING OF 'ESCLAVA DE D.N ALEJANDRO LERENA'. WHAT IS LEFT, AND IT IS NOT NOTHING: a DON ALEJANDRO LERENA living at SAN JOSE DE MAYO IN APRIL 1846, holding at least one person in slavery. THE ELDER ALEJANDRO LERENA OF THIS REGISTER MARRIED AT SAN JOSE ON 16 SEPTEMBER 1825 and was at Trinidad by 1855 - the right town, the right decade and the right style of address. NOT MERGED, BECAUSE THE ACT NAMES NO WIFE, NO AGE AND NO PARENTS and because this archive has twice today been shown what an index does to a household it half-understands. See data/_person-pairs.txt.
Where they were found
Others recorded in the same place: Eleiza (or Eloiza) LERENA LARRIERA · Maria Adelina LERENA LARRIERA · Alberto Julian LERENA LARRIERA · Carlos Ambrosio Florencio LERENA LARRIERA · Maria Consuelo LERENA LARRIERA · Maria Antonieta LERENA LARRIERA · Angel Miguel Avelino LERENA LARRIERA · Mauricio LERENA (of Colla/Rosario, m. Casimira Montano 1837) · Dona Casimira MONTANO (wife of Mauricio LERENA) · Abdona Ignacia LERENA (d. 1850, aged 7 days) · Jose MONTANO (father of Casimira MONTANO) · Ignacia BARREDO (mother of Casimira MONTANO)
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