Martina de Vera Geminiano was named for her maternal grandmother. She was the first daughter born to Procopio Geminiano (a soldier with the US Army 31st Infantry Regiment) & Lucina de Vera.
"Martha" (as my mother, her sister, remembers being told) died in infancy about a year before my mother was born. At that time the Philippine Islands were a protectorate of the U.S.A., so all citizens were also American citizens.
"Martha" (as my mother, her sister, remembers being told) died in infancy about a year before my mother was born. At that time the Philippine Islands were a protectorate of the U.S.A., so all citizens were also American citizens.
Martina de Vera Geminiano was named for her maternal grandmother. She was the first daughter born to Procopio Geminiano (a soldier with the US Army 31st Infantry Regiment) & Lucina de Vera.
"Martha" (as my mother, her sister, remembers being told) died in infancy about a year before my mother was born. At that time the Philippine Islands were a protectorate of the U.S.A., so all citizens were also American citizens.
"Martha" (as my mother, her sister, remembers being told) died in infancy about a year before my mother was born. At that time the Philippine Islands were a protectorate of the U.S.A., so all citizens were also American citizens.
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