CURAL/RENCURREL (Continued)
of his daughters, Margarita, exhibited very prominently one of the traits present in this family. ftrait is that of hoarding anything. She had several sewing machines, brooms and other such lehold goods. For years she also kept old newspapers stacked in her room.
pily branched to the United States in 1885 when Manuel Emile RENCURREL arrived in 6n to study medicine and pharmacy. After his graduation, he worked as a manufacturing list for the W. B. Hunt Co. until his death in 1919. His descendants are numerous and live jghout the United States.
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| the Cuban Revolution in 1959, various other Cuban branches of this family immigrated to I, S, Most of them live in the south of Florida, but others may be found in Illinois and ida. These branches are the ones who spell the surname with a double "1" at the end.
|;ARR has recently located a branch of the original Cadiz RENCUREL family living in id, Spain. However, no male descendent presently exists, so it appears that this surname will ly become extinct in Spain. Ms. CARR is proud of her ancestry and keeps alive the able curiosity inherent in all of the Rencurrel surname.
•surnames in this family include: Valdes-Tapia, Flores, Quinones, Urquiza, Gonzalez de ;arcia and Femandez.
tiled by Peter E. Carr, member of: Society of Hispanic Historical and Ancestral Research.
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